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

"And my thanks!" He then spun the kaiila and, as guards swarmed after him, to our astonishment, leapt the kaiila, catlike, between pillars, through one of the great arched windows of the palace room. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #867)
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5 867 "And my thanks!" He then View more quotes about spun">spun the kaiila and, as guards swarmed after him, to our astonishment, leapt the kaiila, catlike, between pillars, through one of the great arched windows of the palace room.

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

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5 864 By the hair he yanked her across his saddle.
5 865 He lifted his hand to us.
5 866 "Farewell!" he cried.
5 867 "And my thanks!" He then spun the kaiila and, as guards swarmed after him, to our astonishment, leapt the kaiila, catlike, between pillars, through one of the great arched windows of the palace room.
5 868 He struck a roof below, and then another roof, and then was to the ground, racing away, men turning to look after him.
5 869 I, and others, turned back from the window.
5 870 On the cushions lay Suleiman, Pasha of Nine Wells.
By the hair he yanked her across his saddle. He lifted his hand to us. "Farewell!" he cried. "And my thanks!" He then spun the kaiila and, as guards swarmed after him, to our astonishment, leapt the kaiila, catlike, between pillars, through one of the great arched windows of the palace room. He struck a roof below, and then another roof, and then was to the ground, racing away, men turning to look after him. I, and others, turned back from the window. On the cushions lay Suleiman, Pasha of Nine Wells. - (Tribesmen of Gor)