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He then raised his hand, lifting it toward the outer gate, well beyond the foot of the long, wide stairs leading upward to the dais. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 80, Sentence #152)

Lord Grendel, with others, including Cabot, turned then toward the large doors, of heavy timber, better than a foot thick, perhaps brought from the northern forests of Gor, adorned with mighty brass studs, doubtless from the industrial cylinder. "But a moment, Lords and others," said Lord Arcesilaus. "But a moment". He then raised his hand, lifting it toward the outer gate, well beyond the foot of the long, wide stairs leading upward to the dais. Down at the gate a Kur, who had perhaps been waiting for this signal, turned aside, disappeared for a moment beyond the wall, and then, in another moment, reappeared, together with another Kur, and another figure, one much smaller. These three figures then began to approach the foot of the stairs, the small figure first, and then a Kur on each side, and slightly behind it. "No!" cried Lord Grendel. - (Kur of Gor)