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He bent over the neck of Quarrel. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #359)

But I remembered him only now as he had held the saddle of Green Ubar, dying, but his hands lifted, in victory. I looked across to Menicius of Port Kar. His eyes darted from mine. He bent over the neck of Quarrel. I saw that he had been given another knife, a tarn knife, of the sort carried by riders. In his right hand, ready, there was a tarn goad. To my surprise I noted, coiled at the side of his saddle, in four loops, was a whip knife, of the sort common in Port Kar, a whip, but set into its final eighteen inches, arranged in sets of four, twenty thin, narrow blades; the tips of whip knives differ; some have a double-edged blade of about seven or eight inches at the tip; others have a stunning lead, which fells the victim and permits him, half-conscious, to be cut to pieces at the attacker's leisure; the whip knife of Menicius, however, held at its tip the double-edged blade, capable of cutting a throat at twelve feet. - (Assassin of Gor)