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As at the Pillar of Exchanges the bird had haunted the vicinity and now, for the second time, its patience was rewarded. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #81)

From farm to farm spread the rebellion, and the shipments to the city from the farms became sporadic and then ceased. What the slaves could not use or hide, they cut down or burned. Not more than two hours from the hillock where I had made the decision to return Lara to her native city the tarn had found us, as I had thought he would. As at the Pillar of Exchanges the bird had haunted the vicinity and now, for the second time, its patience was rewarded. It lit some fifty yards from us and we ran to its side, I first and Lara after me, she still apprehensive of the beast. My pleasure was such that I hugged the neck of that sable monster. Those round blazing eyes regarded me, those great wings lifted and shook, his beak was lifted to the sky and he screamed the shrill cry of the tarn. - (Outlaw of Gor)