Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 23 | 288 | "How did View more quotes about things">things go in the dune country?" asked Haroun. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 285 | On the right flank, riding together, were the Ta'Kara and the Luraz, the Bakahs and the Tashid, the Char, the Kashani and the Raviri. |
| 23 | 286 | On the left were the Ti, the Arani and the Zevar, and, holding the extremity of the flank, forty deep, the Tajuks. |
| 23 | 287 | Behind us, behind Haroun and myself, who rode alone, we leading, strung out, were the long lines of riders, the gathered tribesmen of the Tahari. |
| 23 | 288 | "How did things go in the dune country?" asked Haroun. |
| 23 | 289 | "Well," I told him. |
| 23 | 290 | He dropped the wind veil about his shoulders. |
| 23 | 291 | "I see you still wear about your left wrist a bit of silk," he said. |
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On the right flank, riding together, were the Ta'Kara and the Luraz, the Bakahs and the Tashid, the Char, the Kashani and the Raviri.
On the left were the Ti, the Arani and the Zevar, and, holding the extremity of the flank, forty deep, the Tajuks.
Behind us, behind Haroun and myself, who rode alone, we leading, strung out, were the long lines of riders, the gathered tribesmen of the Tahari.
"How did things go in the dune country?" asked Haroun.
"Well," I told him.
He dropped the wind veil about his shoulders.
"I see you still wear about your left wrist a bit of silk," he said.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)