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

Hassan tore off his own burnoose and, putting it under Alyena's arms, lowered her from the roof to the arms of one of his men, mounted on his kaiila. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #531)
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11 531 View more quotes about hassan">Hassan tore off his own burnoose and, putting it under Alyena's arms, lowered her from the roof to the arms of one of his men, mounted on his kaiila.

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

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11 528 They vaulted the edge of the roof, striking below in the stable yard.
11 529 Hastily they saddled their kaiila.
11 530 I could now see fire, in a bright, geometrical, right-angled line, glowing from below, about the trap door's edge.
11 531 Hassan tore off his own burnoose and, putting it under Alyena's arms, lowered her from the roof to the arms of one of his men, mounted on his kaiila.
11 532 Alyena looked upward at Hassan, wildly.
11 533 "Master!" she cried.
11 534 But he had gone.
They vaulted the edge of the roof, striking below in the stable yard. Hastily they saddled their kaiila. I could now see fire, in a bright, geometrical, right-angled line, glowing from below, about the trap door's edge. Hassan tore off his own burnoose and, putting it under Alyena's arms, lowered her from the roof to the arms of one of his men, mounted on his kaiila. Alyena looked upward at Hassan, wildly. "Master!" she cried. But he had gone. - (Tribesmen of Gor)