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I kept, as well as I could, near the girls, that the backs of the men would be, in turn, kept toward the entryway. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #202)

Several men rushed forward, some of them with torches. Perhaps forty men rushed into the room. I met them, moving swiftly, constantly shifting my position, drawing them after me, then pressing one or another of them back. I kept, as well as I could, near the girls, that the backs of the men would be, in turn, kept toward the entryway. I could see, as they did not, a shadow moving swiftly behind them, it, too, rapidly shifting its position, moving about amidst the frantic shadows of men, torches and confusions, but always staying in the background, like an absence of substance but one which carried a blade of steel. Then the shadow had donned a helmet, and it was almost indistinguishable from the others. Those who fell before that shadow did so unnoticed, and without great cries, for the blade had crossed their throats as unexpectedly as a whisper in the darkness. - (Raiders of Gor)