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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Six-strap!" I cried. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #11)
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15 11 "Six-View more quotes about strap">strap!" I cried.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 8 That was the only association between the voice of man and the arrangements of the strap harness which the tarn had known.
15 9 The bird, of course, could not have been conditioned in so short a time, nor for that matter had it even been my intention to condition the bird—for I had spoken only for the benefit of Talena.
15 10 Moreover, even if it had been the case that the bird had been inadvertently conditioned in that short a time, it was not possible that it would still retain the memory of that casual imprinting, which had taken place more than six years ago.
15 11 "Six-strap!" I cried.
15 12 The great bird veered to the left and began to climb slightly.
15 13 "Two-strap!" I called, and the bird now veered to the right, still climbing at the same angle.
15 14 "Four-strap!" I called, and the bird began to drop toward the earth, preparing to land.
That was the only association between the voice of man and the arrangements of the strap harness which the tarn had known. The bird, of course, could not have been conditioned in so short a time, nor for that matter had it even been my intention to condition the bird—for I had spoken only for the benefit of Talena. Moreover, even if it had been the case that the bird had been inadvertently conditioned in that short a time, it was not possible that it would still retain the memory of that casual imprinting, which had taken place more than six years ago. "Six-strap!" I cried. The great bird veered to the left and began to climb slightly. "Two-strap!" I called, and the bird now veered to the right, still climbing at the same angle. "Four-strap!" I called, and the bird began to drop toward the earth, preparing to land. - (Outlaw of Gor)