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Slowly Ho-Hak's great hand, strengthened from years at the oar, closed on Henrak's wrist, and the knife, as the men sweated and strained, dropped clattering to the floor. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #712)

"He has a knife!" cried Luma. Ho-Hak, carefully, approached Henrak, who held a knife poised. When Henrak struck, Ho-Hak caught his wrist. Slowly Ho-Hak's great hand, strengthened from years at the oar, closed on Henrak's wrist, and the knife, as the men sweated and strained, dropped clattering to the floor. Then Ho-Hak picked up Henrak and, slowly, holding him over his head, carried him screaming and struggling from the room. We went outside, and saw Ho-Hak slowly climb the long, narrow stairs beside the delta wall, until he stood behind the parapet, at its height. Then we saw him, outlined against the sky, climb to the parapet itself, hold Henrak over his head for a long moment and then fling him screaming from the wall out into the marsh beyond. - (Raiders of Gor)