Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 328 | Those birds would be rested. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 325 | There were few View more quotes about left">left now in the stands. |
| 25 | 326 | I was uneasy that Tajima had taken the tarn so high into the sky, and flown north. |
| 25 | 327 | Surely those of Lord Yamada, Tyrtaios, and, I thought, one other, for he had two tarns at his disposal, might soon be aflight. |
| 25 | 328 | Those birds would be rested. |
| 25 | 329 | Tajima's tarn might have been aflight for an Ahn or more, I did not know, and it was carrying two. |
| 25 | 330 | I would have kept the tarn low, for that reduces sightings, and would not have struck out directly north, which suggests a narrow route which might be swiftly determined and followed. |
| 25 | 331 | It would have been better, I supposed, to go a different direction, and then another, and another, and then, possibly, approach the holding of Temmu, or the tarn encampment, if one wished, from the east, west, or even north. |
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There were few left now in the stands.
I was uneasy that Tajima had taken the tarn so high into the sky, and flown north.
Surely those of Lord Yamada, Tyrtaios, and, I thought, one other, for he had two tarns at his disposal, might soon be aflight.
Those birds would be rested.
Tajima's tarn might have been aflight for an Ahn or more, I did not know, and it was carrying two.
I would have kept the tarn low, for that reduces sightings, and would not have struck out directly north, which suggests a narrow route which might be swiftly determined and followed.
It would have been better, I supposed, to go a different direction, and then another, and another, and then, possibly, approach the holding of Temmu, or the tarn encampment, if one wished, from the east, west, or even north.
- (Rebels of Gor)