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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then realized that what I saw in the sky, in the distance, were birds, indeed, but tarns, and that doubtless mounted upon them, armed and purposeful, were men. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #358)
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25 358 I then View more quotes about realized">realized that what I saw in the sky, in the distance, were birds, indeed, but tarns, and that doubtless mounted upon them, armed and purposeful, were men.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
25 355 There were two columns of smoke in that direction, far off.
25 356 I also saw what I took, at first glance, to be a flock of birds in the sky, back and to the right.
25 357 "They are coming quickly!" said Kenneth.
25 358 I then realized that what I saw in the sky, in the distance, were birds, indeed, but tarns, and that doubtless mounted upon them, armed and purposeful, were men.
25 359 "What is going on?" cried one of the slaves.
25 360 Kenneth pointed to the sky.
25 361 "Tarnsmen!" he said.
There were two columns of smoke in that direction, far off. I also saw what I took, at first glance, to be a flock of birds in the sky, back and to the right. "They are coming quickly!" said Kenneth. I then realized that what I saw in the sky, in the distance, were birds, indeed, but tarns, and that doubtless mounted upon them, armed and purposeful, were men. "What is going on?" cried one of the slaves. Kenneth pointed to the sky. "Tarnsmen!" he said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)