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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

The bird stalked out from under the overhang, poised itself on the edge of the shelf, and then, with a leap and a beating of its wings, entered its element. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #110)
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7 110 The View more quotes about bird">bird stalked out from under the overhang, poised itself on the edge of the shelf, and then, with a leap and a beating of its wings, entered its element.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 107 He spoke to one of the men-at-arms.
7 108 "Unload the cargo," said he.
7 109 Then, using the one-strap on the basket ring, Cernus signaled the tarn.
7 110 The bird stalked out from under the overhang, poised itself on the edge of the shelf, and then, with a leap and a beating of its wings, entered its element.
7 111 I saw the basket containing Cernus and Ho-Tu flying toward Ar.
7 112 I gathered that the main cargo, whatever it was, had already been unloaded, that it reposed in the small, heavy box, and that it was now on the way to the House of Cernus.
7 113 "Hurry!" called the man with the Thief's scar, and those of the staff of the House, including even the tarnsmen, stood lined before the panel and received various goods which they placed in the carrying baskets.
He spoke to one of the men-at-arms. "Unload the cargo," said he. Then, using the one-strap on the basket ring, Cernus signaled the tarn. The bird stalked out from under the overhang, poised itself on the edge of the shelf, and then, with a leap and a beating of its wings, entered its element. I saw the basket containing Cernus and Ho-Tu flying toward Ar. I gathered that the main cargo, whatever it was, had already been unloaded, that it reposed in the small, heavy box, and that it was now on the way to the House of Cernus. "Hurry!" called the man with the Thief's scar, and those of the staff of the House, including even the tarnsmen, stood lined before the panel and received various goods which they placed in the carrying baskets. - (Assassin of Gor)