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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The raiders, then, as one man, turned their kaiila, and, unhurried, rode slowly from the trail. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #65)
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8 65 The raiders, then, as one man, View more quotes about turned">turned their kaiila, and, unhurried, rode slowly from the trail.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 62 Their captor, who seemed to be chief of the raiders, mounted.
8 63 He stood in his stirrups.
8 64 He shouted directions to his men.
8 65 The raiders, then, as one man, turned their kaiila, and, unhurried, rode slowly from the trail.
8 66 Two of the men held the reins of two pack kaiila; another man, by the rein, pulled another beast, shambling after him.
8 67 The leader, his scimitar across his saddle, rode first, his burnoose gentle, swelling in the hot wind, behind him.
8 68 Tied to his pommel, stumbling, followed his two fair captives.
Their captor, who seemed to be chief of the raiders, mounted. He stood in his stirrups. He shouted directions to his men. The raiders, then, as one man, turned their kaiila, and, unhurried, rode slowly from the trail. Two of the men held the reins of two pack kaiila; another man, by the rein, pulled another beast, shambling after him. The leader, his scimitar across his saddle, rode first, his burnoose gentle, swelling in the hot wind, behind him. Tied to his pommel, stumbling, followed his two fair captives. - (Tribesmen of Gor)