Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 348 | My own View more quotes about tarn">tarn, on its platform before the fourth perch, was unhooded. |
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Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 345 | When the attendant had unhobbled the bird it sprang to its starting perch, the first, or inside perch. |
| 22 | 346 | It stood there, its head extended, snapping its wings. |
| 22 | 347 | It seemed to me a fine bird. |
| 22 | 348 | My own tarn, on its platform before the fourth perch, was unhooded. |
| 22 | 349 | The crowd cried out, as it always did, at the sight of that monstrous head, the wicked beak, that sable, crackling crest, the round, black gleaming eyes. |
| 22 | 350 | An attendant for the Steels unlocked the hobble from the right leg of the bird and leaped aside. |
| 22 | 351 | The steel-shod talons of the war tarn tore for a moment at the heavy beams of the platform on which it stood, furrowing it. |
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When the attendant had unhobbled the bird it sprang to its starting perch, the first, or inside perch.
It stood there, its head extended, snapping its wings.
It seemed to me a fine bird.
My own tarn, on its platform before the fourth perch, was unhooded.
The crowd cried out, as it always did, at the sight of that monstrous head, the wicked beak, that sable, crackling crest, the round, black gleaming eyes.
An attendant for the Steels unlocked the hobble from the right leg of the bird and leaped aside.
The steel-shod talons of the war tarn tore for a moment at the heavy beams of the platform on which it stood, furrowing it.
- (Assassin of Gor)