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Haruki, as I understood it, some days ago, had been apprehended in, or in the vicinity of, the cot where attendants of Lord Yamada housed his small, swift-flighted, messengers. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #61)

The day was neither too warm nor too cold. A slight breeze ruffled the banners set at the height of the stands. They could be seen from a great distance. Haruki, as I understood it, some days ago, had been apprehended in, or in the vicinity of, the cot where attendants of Lord Yamada housed his small, swift-flighted, messengers. I did not doubt but what some might have come from as far away as the holding of Lord Temmu. Haruki, I gathered, had attempted to reach the cot, where he would attempt to attach my tiny message, in English, to the leg of one of the vulos captured by Yamada's men from the surprised and seized secret cot, remote from the palace, which vulos would doubtless, for identificatory purposes, be independently caged. He was then to release the bird, and trust that it would home to the message cot of the holding of Temmu. - (Rebels of Gor)