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Then, staggering, bloody, the quarrel of a crossbow protruding from the emblem on his velvet tunic, a captain reeled into the room and fell, clutching at the arm of one of the curule chairs. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #23)

The scribe at the central table, that before the empty thrones, stood numb behind the table. Other scribes came and stood with him, looking from one to the other. To one side, cowering, stood several of the page boys. Then, staggering, bloody, the quarrel of a crossbow protruding from the emblem on his velvet tunic, a captain reeled into the room and fell, clutching at the arm of one of the curule chairs. Then, behind him, in groups of four and five, crying out, many bleeding from wounds, weapons brandished, and sometimes bloodied, there came those captains who could. I went to the place before the thrones. I indicated the small fire burning to one side, that which had been caused by the fallen lamp with candle. - (Raiders of Gor)