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I released the fur to which I had clung in the sand and darkness, that I not be separated from the Kur, that I might be kept on my feet, that I might, thus aided, be abetted in the continuation of the journey. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #330)

I opened my eyes, and saw, briefly, before me, not more than a hundred yards away, in a fleeting gap in the storm, swiftly closed again by the hastened, stinging sand, crooked, leaning to one side, half buried in the sand, a cylinder of steel; it was perhaps twelve feet in diameter, perhaps forty feet of it exposed; at its apex I saw clustered thrust chambers; it was a ship; it had been crashed into the sand. There is such a thing, I thought. It is here, not far away. I released the fur to which I had clung in the sand and darkness, that I not be separated from the Kur, that I might be kept on my feet, that I might, thus aided, be abetted in the continuation of the journey. You have found it, great enemy, mighty ally, I thought. I stood unsteadily then, at his side, in the wind and darkness, my feet in the sand, trying to remain upright. But is it here, I then wondered. - (Tribesmen of Gor)