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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

When his tarn had dropped, wings beating, into the clearing among the tents, they ringed with a palisade of sharpened logs, some twelve feet high, there had been much shouting, much welcome. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #2)
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14 2 When his View more quotes about tarn">tarn had dropped, wings beating, into the clearing among the tents, they ringed with a palisade of sharpened logs, some twelve feet high, there had been much shouting, much welcome.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 1184 "Lo Rask," said he, "Rarius, Civitatis Trevis".
13 1185 "I am Rask," he said, "of the caste of warriors, of the city of Treve".
14 1 I Must Submit This was now my second day in the secret war camp of Rask of Treve.
14 2 When his tarn had dropped, wings beating, into the clearing among the tents, they ringed with a palisade of sharpened logs, some twelve feet high, there had been much shouting, much welcome.
14 3 Rask of Treve was popular with his men.
14 4 I saw, too, among the warriors, slave girls, collared, in brief rep-cloth tunics.
14 5 They, too, seemed pleased.
"Lo Rask," said he, "Rarius, Civitatis Trevis". "I am Rask," he said, "of the caste of warriors, of the city of Treve". I Must Submit This was now my second day in the secret war camp of Rask of Treve. When his tarn had dropped, wings beating, into the clearing among the tents, they ringed with a palisade of sharpened logs, some twelve feet high, there had been much shouting, much welcome. Rask of Treve was popular with his men. I saw, too, among the warriors, slave girls, collared, in brief rep-cloth tunics. They, too, seemed pleased. - (Captive of Gor)