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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

He pressed his kaiila to the kurdah, and, with the tip of his scimitar, prepared to lift back the curtain to his right. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #516)
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4 516 He View more quotes about pressed">pressed his kaiila to the kurdah, and, with the tip of his scimitar, prepared to lift back the curtain to his right.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 513 They had found, however, only girls, slaves, their right wrists and left ankles locked in five-link slave hobbles.
4 514 "What is in it?" he asked.
4 515 "Only a slave girl," I told him.
4 516 He pressed his kaiila to the kurdah, and, with the tip of his scimitar, prepared to lift back the curtain to his right.
4 517 My scimitar, blade to blade, blocked his.
4 518 The men tensed.
4 519 Fists clenched on the hilts of scimitars.
They had found, however, only girls, slaves, their right wrists and left ankles locked in five-link slave hobbles. "What is in it?" he asked. "Only a slave girl," I told him. He pressed his kaiila to the kurdah, and, with the tip of his scimitar, prepared to lift back the curtain to his right. My scimitar, blade to blade, blocked his. The men tensed. Fists clenched on the hilts of scimitars. - (Tribesmen of Gor)