Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 358 | All three View more quotes about tarns">tarns would now be free to fly separately, obedient to their rider. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 355 | I most feared him, for he was a barbarian, untutored and unrefined, rude, uncouth, impatient, violent. |
| 21 | 356 | I recalled his knife at my throat. |
| 21 | 357 | 'Remain here,' said the hated Tajima, and he went to sever the lead on the tarn he would mount. |
| 21 | 358 | All three tarns would now be free to fly separately, obedient to their rider. |
| 21 | 359 | He then went to the side, to retrieve the second blanket, for my warmth. |
| 21 | 360 | I backed away. |
| 21 | 361 | I must run! Then, to my joy, I heard, from the direction of the road, the sounds of men. |
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I most feared him, for he was a barbarian, untutored and unrefined, rude, uncouth, impatient, violent.
I recalled his knife at my throat.
'Remain here,' said the hated Tajima, and he went to sever the lead on the tarn he would mount.
All three tarns would now be free to fly separately, obedient to their rider.
He then went to the side, to retrieve the second blanket, for my warmth.
I backed away.
I must run! Then, to my joy, I heard, from the direction of the road, the sounds of men.
- (Rebels of Gor)