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Shakar himself rushed forth from the kasbah to take charge of the miserable Hamid. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #102)

There I saw, from the wall, on the desert below, prisoners being herded back to the kasbah, men who had attempted to flee the walls and escape into the desert. Herded at the point of a lance, bound, was Abdul, the water carrier. At the point of another lance, too, herded, ropes on his neck, between two kaiila, staggering, bloody, was Hamid, who had been the lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai. Shakar himself rushed forth from the kasbah to take charge of the miserable Hamid. Hamid, whatever might be his guilt in the matter of the striking of Suleiman Pasha, had obviously fought with the men of the Salt Ubar, and had raised his blade against his own tribe, the Aretai. Other prisoners, too, were being brought back from the desert. Haroun's lances had well invested the kasbah. - (Tribesmen of Gor)