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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

For a moment I swung between the birds, and then, perhaps a hundred feet in the air, the tarnsmen, at a prearranged signal—a sharp blast of a tarn whistle from the ground—turned their birds in opposite directions. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #135)
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14 135 For a View more quotes about moment">moment I swung between the birds, and then, perhaps a hundred feet in the air, the tarnsmen, at a prearranged signal—a sharp blast of a tarn whistle from the ground—turned their birds in opposite directions.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 132 He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell.
14 133 "Good-bye, Warrior," he called.
14 134 With a sickening lurch and sharp jolt of pain the two tarnsmen brought their birds into the air.
14 135 For a moment I swung between the birds, and then, perhaps a hundred feet in the air, the tarnsmen, at a prearranged signal—a sharp blast of a tarn whistle from the ground—turned their birds in opposite directions.
14 136 The sudden wrenching pain seemed to rip my body.
14 137 I think I inadvertently screamed.
14 138 The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other.
He asked no more if he should kill me, but rose to his feet and walked away, under the snapping wing of one of the tarns, and waved farewell. "Good-bye, Warrior," he called. With a sickening lurch and sharp jolt of pain the two tarnsmen brought their birds into the air. For a moment I swung between the birds, and then, perhaps a hundred feet in the air, the tarnsmen, at a prearranged signal—a sharp blast of a tarn whistle from the ground—turned their birds in opposite directions. The sudden wrenching pain seemed to rip my body. I think I inadvertently screamed. The birds were pulling against one another, stabilized in their flight, each trying to pull away from the other. - (Tarnsman of Gor)