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Telima

Book 6. (251 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	740	"But," said Telima, "is not Telima much better than Midice?" Midice, to my surprise, shook with anger and, bound, tethered, turned to face Telima.	10
8	768	In tears, Midice did so, for she was a slave, and Telima was free, and Telima examined her, casually, turning her head this way and that.	10
8	840	"Telima," said Telima, "is not a serving slave".	10
18	177	Vina was very young, but Telima should have known better, and yet she, too, the proud Telima, knelt helplessly at the ring, her wrists bound behind her back, securely and expertly gagged, a young and beautiful woman, yet fastened as helplessly to a slave ring as a young girl.	10
18	743	"When you release her," said Telima, "why don't you sell her?" Telima was Gorean.	10
4	235	May I not know the name of my mistress?" "Telima," she said, finishing the work in which she had been engaged.	10
4	238	Before she blew it out she said, "My name is Telima.	10
4	239	The name of your mistress is Telima".	10
4	302	"Telima's," I said.	10
4	316	Telima ties well".	10
5	18	Diagonally it wore the marks of the teeth of Telima.	10
5	31	On my head my Mistress, Telima, had placed a woven garland of rence flowers.	10
5	53	"It is the time for contests," called another voice, which I recognized as that of Telima, my mistress.	10
5	62	But he did not look upon me, nor notice me in any way, and, followed by Telima, and the other girls, made his way to the shore of the rence island.	10
5	64	* * * * I had been aroused at dawn by Telima, and unbound, that I might help in the preparations for festival.	10
5	68	Then, about the eighth Gorean hour, Telima had ordered me to the pole, where she bound me and placed on my head the garland of rence flowers.	10
5	93	Ho-Hak, with Telima, had summoned them away for the contests.	10
5	103	"You have been won," said Telima.	10
5	106	"Who has won you?" asked Telima.	10
5	116	"You will find out," said Telima, "at the feast, then, at the height of festival".	10
5	118	I stood numb at the pole, while Telima unbound me.	10
5	145	Then, the rencers clapping their hands and singing, Telima approached me.	10
5	166	I saw that more than one fellow, handsome, strong-faced, could not take his eyes from Telima.	10
5	173	It was Telima who began first to pound the woven rence mat that was the surface of the island with her right heel, lifting her hands, arms bent, over her head, her eyes closed.	10
5	198	And suddenly Telima danced before me.	10
5	213	I stumbled from the pole, making my way through the buffeting circle of dancers, through the laughing circles of rencers, shouting and clapping their hands, and made my way to Telima's hut.	10
5	220	Then Telima entered, as one who owns the hut, as though I was not there.	10
5	224	I put the bit of rence stem back, as I had seen Telima do, in the small bowl of petals, where, with the flaming petals, it was soon extinguished.	10
6	19	Telima threw her hands before her face, her eyes wild, and uttered a terrifying scream of fear.	10
6	34	I stopped, holding Telima to me.	10
6	48	"It is Henrak!" cried Telima.	10
6	53	My arm about Telima's shoulder, I moved her away, losing ourselves among the shouting rencers, the running men and women.	10
6	61	I moved back further in the running, buffeting bodies, now again dragging Telima by the wrist.	10
6	74	After Telima I had found her the most insolent, and desirable, of my tormentors.	10
6	77	My arm about Telima, I cast about for some means of escape.	10
6	81	I heard cries and shouts and, dragging Telima by the hand, ran toward them.	10
6	92	Telima screamed and I pulled her away.	10
6	109	"Help me!" I turned away with Telima.	10
6	126	"Get the girl! I want her!" Telima looked at him with horror, shaking her head.	10
6	129	Telima, buffeted, turned and began to run toward the darkness.	10
6	137	It was not Telima.	10
6	142	I ran in the direction that Telima had taken.	10
6	166	I turned and again ran toward the darkness, toward which I had seen Telima run, from whence I had heard a girl's scream.	10
6	171	It was not Telima.	10
6	175	It was Telima! She had been thrown to her stomach.	10
6	184	Telima had turned on her side and was watching me.	10
6	203	The rafts, the bridges, I thought, the rafts! Carrying Telima in my arms I sped about the periphery of the rence island, meeting no one.	10
6	208	I placed Telima in the center of the raft.	10
6	223	I jerked loose the last two fastenings, and tore rence from the edge of the island, heaping it on the raft, covering Telima.	10
7	1	I Will Hunt Lost among the rushes and sedge, out in the darkness of the marsh, some hundred yards from the rence islands, two of which were burning, Telima, bound, and I, a garland of rence flowers bloodied in my hair, watched the movement of torches, listened to the shouts of men, the screams of wo...	10
7	2	The men of Port Kar had set fire to the two islands, beginning at the farther edges, to drive any who might be concealed on them, perhaps having cut burrows into the rence or hiding in the center oar wells, across the bridges toward the central island, on which had been the pole of the dance, Telima...	10
7	18	I supposed that had Telima been taken, that place might have been hers.	10
7	20	As the barges, loading, sank deeper in the water, I looked on Telima.	10
7	69	At my feet, half covered with the rence reeds with which we had concealed ourselves, lay Telima.	10
7	72	I looked down at Telima, who turned her head away, and then I threw the bloodied garland of rence flowers into the marsh.	10
7	78	Telima still lay upon the raft.	10
7	83	I returned to the raft and picked up Telima in my arms, carrying her to the high surface of the island where, near the pole, I placed her on the matting.	10
7	118	Had Telima not been a rence girl, she would, I supposed, most likely, have died in the marshes.	10
7	168	Before I had finished the bit of food we shared, Telima had risen to her feet and was looking about the island.	10
7	182	Telima was standing behind me.	10
7	193	"Did you know him?" asked Telima.	10
7	198	I looked at Telima.	10
8	1	What Occurred in the Marshes I had gathered the rence and Telima, with marsh vine, and her strong hands and skill, had made the craft.	10
8	13	I had told Telima to make the rence craft sturdy, wider than usual, stabler.	10
8	15	I was pleased with the craft, and, not more than an Ahn after we had returned to the island from our concealment in the marsh, Telima poled us away from its shore, setting our course in the wake of the narrow, high-prowed marsh barges of the slavers of Port Kar.	10
8	41	* * * * Silently, swiftly, with the stamina and skill of the rence girl, Telima, unerringly taking advantage of every break in the marsh growth, never making a false thrust or motion, brought our small craft soon into the vicinity of the heavy, slowed barges, hampered not only by their weight but by...	10
8	45	Telima poled us skillfully about a large, floating tangle of marsh vine, it shifting with the movements of the marsh water.	10
8	69	Telima, silently, poled us back further among the rushes, skillfully turning the small craft and moving again toward the last barge.	10
8	72	Throughout the afternoon and evening, unhurried, Telima and I, like a prowling sleen, circled the barges, and, when it pleased us, loosed another of the long shafts of the great bow.	10
8	82	And Telima had often raised the piping cry of the marsh gant.	10
8	84	The fact, delightful to me, that Telima's skill was such that actual marsh gants frequently responded to her cries was, I expect, less delightful to those of Port Kar.	10
8	89	Usually they fell far wide of our true position, for, following each of my fired shafts, Telima would pole us to a new point of vantage, whence I might again, when ready, pick a target and loose yet another of the winged shafts.	10
8	91	* * * * In the darkness, Telima and I finished some rence cake we had brought from the island, and drank some water.	10
8	101	Silently Telima poled our small craft to the fourth barge.	10
8	123	Telima poled us backward, away from the hull of the fourth barge.	10
8	130	And then I heard one cry out "They are aboard! We are boarded! Fight!" Telima had poled us some thirty yards out into the marsh, and I stood there, arrow to string, in case any should bring another torch.	10
8	137	I whispered to Telima to bring the rence craft in again, and put down my bow, taking out the steel sword.	10
8	141	When it seemed to me there was enough screaming and cursing on the barges, enough clashing of weapons and cries, I said to Telima, "It is now time to sleep".	10
8	175	Telima was awake, but lay, of course, where I had left her, bound.	10
8	192	Then, silently, I motioned Telima to scrape the oar-pole on the side of the barge, just touching the planks.	10
8	198	I had Telima pole us back away from the barge and I stood regarding it, for some Ehn, the great bow quarter-drawn, arrow to string.	10
8	218	I looked over the side to Telima, and indicated that she should hand me my shield, and, with difficulty, she did so.	10
8	221	Telima gave them to me.	10
8	227	Why else would I have come as early as I had to the barges? I unstrung the great bow and handed it, with its arrows, to Telima.	10
8	240	"Get the arrows," I told Telima.	10
8	245	Telima, one by one, as we passed those that had fallen to the great bow, drew from their bodies the arrows, adding them to those she carried.	10
8	246	And so I, with my shield and sword, helmeted, followed by Telima, a rence girl, carrying the great bow, with its arrows, many of them now bloodied, taken from the bodies of those of Port Kar, moved from barge to barge.	10
8	255	"They are all dead," said Telima, her voice almost breaking.	10
8	267	There I looked down into Telima's eyes.	10
8	306	I pulled the oar-pole from the mud at its side, and then, standing on the wide, sturdy little craft which Telima had fashioned from the rence I had gathered, I poled my way back to the first barge.	10
8	310	Telima, haltered, bound hand and foot, kneeling on the second broad step of the stairs leading up to the tiller deck, looked up at me.	10
8	331	"Thank you," said Telima.	10
8	343	"Yes," said Telima, "here you are Ubar".	10
8	405	Telima, kneeling bound below me, on the left, the binding fiber on her throat, tethered to the mooring cleat, looked up at me.	10
8	426	Telima rolled and then, jerked up short, half choked, by the tether, she lay at the foot of the stairs.	10
8	458	I nodded to Telima, who, head down, knelt at the foot of the stairs.	10
8	476	"He did it for Eechius," said Telima.	10
8	478	"Eechius had given him rence cake when he was bound at the pole," said Telima.	10
8	498	I looked down on Telima.	10
8	504	"If any here," she said, "is of Port Kar, it is surely Telima".	10
8	510	"If any," she whispered, "surely Telima".	10
8	513	"Telima," she whispered, "is at her Ubar's pleasure".	10
8	667	I picked up the long coil of binding fiber from which I had, earlier, cut three lengths, to bind Telima.	10
8	695	Telima, haltered, bound hand and foot at the bottom of the stairs to the tiller deck, addressed herself to me.	10
8	708	"A Ubar," pointed out Telima, "need give no accounting, no explanation".	10
8	712	"It is true," said Telima.	10
8	729	I turned to look on Telima.	10
8	742	"I was first prow," said Midice to Telima.	10
8	743	"Had I been taken," said Telima, "doubtless I would have been first prow".	10
8	745	"But I did not permit myself to be netted like a little fool," said Telima.	10
8	747	"When I found you," I reminded Telima, "you were lying on your stomach, bound hand and foot".	10
8	749	"Nonetheless," said Telima, "I am surely, in all respects, superior to Midice".	10
8	750	Midice lifted her bound wrists to Telima.	10
8	752	"It is Midice whom he has made his slave! Not you! That shows you who is most beautiful!" Telima looked at Midice in irritation.	10
8	753	"You are too fat," I said to Telima.	10
8	758	"I learned long ago," said Telima, loftily, "never to believe anything a man says".	10
8	760	Telima was now walking about the three girls.	10
8	764	Then Telima, to Midice's horror, felt her arm, and slapped her side and leg.	10
8	765	"This one is a little skinny," said Telima.	10
8	767	"Open your mouth, Slave," ordered Telima.	10
8	771	Telima stepped back, regarding Midice.	10
8	777	"Wait," said Telima.	10
8	823	"Be silent, Slave," said Telima, to her.	10
8	831	"We shall see," remarked Telima.	10
8	833	"You are stupid, aren't you?" asked Telima, of the girl.	10
8	835	"I," she cried, "—I will serve him better!" Telima shrugged.	10
8	838	Telima cast him a dark look.	10
8	844	I held Telima by the chin, regarding her.	10
8	850	"You are a strange woman," said I, "Telima".	10
9	27	Telima had looked at the gates, frightened.	10
9	37	Midice, Thura, Ula, Telima.	10
9	41	Telima had been branded long ago, but the thighs of Midice, Thura and Ula had never yet felt the iron.	10
9	299	"Here, Master," said Telima, not pleasantly, entering the room and dropping to her knees before me.	10
9	306	I found great pleasure in seeing the proud Telima, who had been my Mistress, as mere Kettle Slave.	10
9	322	Ula's collar read 'I am the property of Clitus'; Thurnock had his slave's engraved 'Thura, slave of Thurnock'; I had two collars engraved, one for Midice and one for Telima; both read simply 'I belong to Bosk'.	10
9	343	Telima had prepared a roast tarsk, stuffed with suls and peppers from Tor.	10
9	345	We were served by the Kettle Slave, Telima.	10
9	351	Further, I gathered, on the islands, Telima, with her beauty, her skills and arrogance, had not been popular, and it pleased them no little that she should be, in effect, slave for them as well as their masters.	10
9	353	Once, as Telima served me, I caught her wrist.	10
9	356	Tears appeared in the eyes of Telima.	10
9	360	Then she threw a look of contempt at Telima.	10
9	362	As Midice kissed me again, lingeringly, holding my head in her hands, Telima, tears in her eyes, filled her cup.	10
9	409	"Do not afflict her so," said Telima to me.	10
9	411	Telima turned and, in the stained tunic of rep-cloth, left the room, as she had been commanded.	10
9	443	"Telima is only Kettle Slave.	10
9	450	There I found Telima sitting against the wall, her knees drawn up, her head down.	10
9	461	Telima looked down.	10
9	468	Telima, a clever girl, had probably discovered and stolen the key to her collar.	10
9	470	"Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing.	10
9	472	"He was his father," said Telima.	10
9	475	I put it on the floor and then, with the pair of slave bracelets I had removed from Midice, following her dance, I secured Telima to the kitchen's slave ring, fastened in its floor.	10
9	479	Telima said nothing.	10
10	115	Telima I kept mostly in the kitchens, with the other Kettle Slaves, with instructions to the Kitchen Master that the simplest and least pleasant tasks be hers, and that she be worked the hardest of all.	10
15	252	I thrust out the silver paga goblet, studded with rubies, and Telima, standing beside my thronelike chair, filled it.	10
15	273	Telima poured me more paga.	10
15	276	"It is truly a singer," said Telima, behind me.	10
15	282	"Please, Master," begged she, "let Telima stay".	10
15	304	I glanced at Telima, who stood beside my great chair.	10
15	312	"Why does my Ubar weep?" asked Telima.	10
15	321	I extended the paga goblet to Telima and, again, she filled it.	10
15	450	"Where is the slave Telima?" I demanded.	10
15	457	"Have Telima beaten," I said, "and sent to my side.	10
15	470	I heard a movement at my side and saw that Telima now stood again where she had before.	10
15	612	Each was of double weight! "Paga!" I cried and held back the goblet and Telima filled it.	10
15	616	"Paga!" I cried, and Telima again filled the goblet.	10
15	707	In the threshold stood Telima.	10
15	726	"More than a month ago," said Telima.	10
15	728	Telima smiled, tears in her eyes.	10
15	731	"I have kept it hidden in the straw of my mat," said Telima.	10
15	732	I looked on Telima.	10
15	743	Telima timidly came closer.	10
15	746	"She cannot help it if she did not love you," whispered Telima.	10
15	749	Telima knelt down, a few feet from me.	10
15	782	"It is hard," I said to Telima, "to love, and not to be loved".	10
15	790	"I did much work for her," said Telima, "that I might, one night, when I chose, use it".	10
15	792	Telima smiled.	10
15	793	"Then she, too," said Telima, "will have to work".	10
15	798	"My proud Telima," I said, "my former mistress".	10
15	816	Her eyes flashed, the Telima of old.	10
15	833	"She is very beautiful," said Telima.	10
15	834	"Perhaps," I asked, "you saw her dance?" "Yes," said Telima, "she is very, very beautiful".	10
15	839	Telima looked at me.	10
15	841	I laughed at her, that she, the proud Telima, would so demean herself.	10
16	2	"My Ubar," whispered Telima.	10
16	25	Telima was Gorean to the core.	10
16	41	"On the couch of her Ubar?" asked Telima.	10
16	43	"I do not either," said Telima.	10
16	71	"I love you, my Telima".	10
16	74	"Every woman," said Telima, "sometimes wishes to be loved as a Ubara, and sometimes as a slave girl".	10
16	85	Telima had never spoken much to me of her slavery in Port Kar.	10
16	90	Telima was a strange woman.	10
16	130	"The blade," I said to Telima.	10
16	148	"Take your ships and what men are left to you," said Telima.	10
16	155	"Let Port Kar burn," said Telima.	10
16	288	"Ubar," I heard, and I turned to take Telima in my arms.	10
16	299	I turned to lift my hand in farewell to Telima.	10
16	307	I saw the girl Vina standing beside Telima.	10
18	171	They were the girl Vina, and Telima.	10
18	188	There were tears in Telima's eyes.	10
18	250	Telima approached me timidly, head down, and then, looking up, smiling with her eyes, put her head against my right shoulder.	10
18	257	"You, too," I said to Telima, "apparently left the keep unbidden".	10
18	260	"Umm—ummph," protested Telima, shaking her head.	10
18	265	Telima, dignity to the winds, turned and fled down the passageway, but, before she had managed to make ten yards, she had been stung twice, and roundly, by the flat of my blade.	10
18	269	The dignity of the proud Telima, I gathered, could not endure another such blow.	10
18	302	Also below were four girls, Vina and Telima, and Luma, the chief accountant of my house, who had not fled, and the dancer, Sandra, who had been afraid to leave the holding.	10
18	368	There Telima had been caring for two men who had been wounded.	10
18	434	"Almost from the beginning, after my seventeenth birthday," said Telima, "I was trained as a pleasure slave.	10
18	460	I was pleased that Telima had told me these parts of her story, which I had not heard before.	10
18	504	"My Ubar!" cried Telima.	10
18	516	Telima had found it among my belongings, and had brought it to the keep, that it might be waiting for me there.	10
18	534	I saw Telima's head in the opening.	10
18	540	Telima, wildly, her two hands on the sword, struck a man from behind in the neck and he fell away from the blade.	10
18	563	I took Telima in my arms.	10
18	574	"I, for one," said Telima, "find it stuffy below".	10
18	584	"We acknowledge ourselves your slave girls!" screamed Telima.	10
18	589	"Good-bye, my Ubar," said Telima.	10
18	599	"You're hurting me!" cried Telima.	10
18	648	I seized Telima in my arms.	10
18	669	By now the three girls, Telima, Vina and Luma, had been lowered from the height of the keep, and were close behind us.	10
18	719	We were served by Telima and Vina, who wore the garments still of Kettle Slaves.	10
18	733	' Telima and Vina, in their collars, looked down, smiling.	10
18	736	"That seems appropriate," said Telima, acidly.	10
18	745	"Yes," said Telima.	10
18	747	"Beast," smiled Telima.	10
18	749	"In your arms," said Telima, looking down, "I am a truer slave than Sandra could ever be".	10
18	751	"Good," said Telima.	10
18	754	I laughed, and Telima looked at me, puzzled.	10
18	757	Looking down into Telima's eyes I told her, "In two days, when I free Sandra from the treasure room, I am going to give her her freedom and gold, that she may go where she wishes and do what she pleases".	10
18	758	Telima looked at me, startled.	10
18	759	"It is Telima," I said, "whom I will not free".	10
18	762	"It is Telima," I told her, "whom I will keep as a slave".	10
18	765	"Your slave," said Telima, "rejoices that master finds her not displeasing".	10
18	773	"I see," said Ho-Hak to Telima, "that you still wear the golden armlet".	10
18	774	"Yes," said Telima.	10
18	776	Telima looked at him, puzzled.	10
18	811	Now only Telima, and I and Samos, remained at the table, alone in the great hall.	10
18	822	Telima looked at Samos.	10
18	827	"I do not understand," said Telima.	10
18	834	"Priest-Kings?" breathed Telima.	10
18	859	Telima and I regarded him.	10
18	860	Samos put, not without tenderness, a hand on the shoulder of Telima, and another on my own shoulder.	10
18	875	"Only," said he, looking at the girl, "that the girl Telima be used as the bait to snare you".	10
18	888	"Who are the Others?" asked Telima.	10
18	890	Telima stiffened.	10
18	906	Telima dropped her head.	10
18	913	Telima put her head to my shoulder.	10
18	915	"Do you think," asked Samos of Telima, "that this man has been destroyed? That he has lost himself?" "No," said the girl, "my Ubar has not been destroyed.	10
18	920	"It is I," whispered Telima, "who lost myself, who was destroyed".	10
18	932	"It is nearly dawn," said Telima.	10
18	960	Telima, too, of course, having been educated through the second knowledge in the house of Samos, knew that "world's end" was, to the educated Gorean, a figurative expression.	10
18	973	Even though Telima wore her own cloak, I opened the great cloak of the admiral, and enfolded her within it, that we both might share its warmth.	10

Book 7. (17 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
17	291	His woman was the striking, beautiful Telima, from the marshes, a true Gorean beauty, before whom I felt myself only an Earth woman and a slave.	10
17	300	His affections, and his touch, were for Telima.	10
17	340	The eyes of Telima were upon me.	10
17	374	I saw Telima held a knife.	10
17	380	He then held his arm to Telima, that she might accompany him.	10
18	10	I have much for which a man might wish, the beautiful Telima, considerable wealth, a great house, wines and allegiances, and before me, gleaming Thassa, the Sea.	10
18	22	I have spoken to Telima.	10
18	28	"Hunt for her," has said Telima.	10
18	30	"I love you," I told Telima.	10
18	31	"Find her," said Telima.	10
18	34	"She was once my companion," I told Telima.	10
18	35	"The companionship is gone," said Telima.	10
18	39	"And," said Telima, "both of you were once enslaved, and that, in itself, dissolves the companionship.	10
18	43	Telima was not pleasing in her jealousy.	10
18	48	"Forgive me, my Ubar," had said Telima.	10
18	57	"I will go with you," said Telima.	10
18	60	"As my Ubar wishes," said Telima, and turned and left, leaving me alone on the top of the keep.	10

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	143	"What of Telima?" asked Samos.	10
1	163	Could Telima not understand? Could she not understand what I must do? I had labored in Port Kar to build the house of Bosk.	10
1	166	Would she refuse the gold, the gems, the silks and silvers, and spilling coins, the choice wines, the servants and slaves, the security of the house of Bosk for the lonely freedoms and silences of the salt marshes of the Vosk's vast delta? Did she expect me to hasten after her, piteously begging her...	10
3	23	I recalled Telima, who, prior to my departure for the north, had returned to her beloved marshes.	10
6	286	I thought, too, of Telima.	10
6	292	Talena was not a simple rence girl, indigenous to the marshes, as was Telima.	10
6	296	And Telima, though she was very beautiful, was a rence girl.	10

Book 9. (25 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	111	But this Bosk, forcing his mistress, the beautiful Telima, to grant him his freedom, had come to Port Kar, bringing her with him as his slave, and had there, after many adventures, earned riches and fame, and the title even of Admiral of Port Kar.	10
1	113	And was it not he who had been victor on the 25th of Se'Kara, in the great engagement of the fleets of Port Kar and Cos and Tyros? He had come to love Telima, and had freed her, but she, when he had learned the location of his former Free Companion, Talena, once daughter of Marlenus of Ar, and resol...	10
1	454	And when Telima had fled my house, when I had determined to seek Talena in the northern forests, I had, too, let her go.	10
1	587	It had been that of Telima, who had fled to the marshes, when I had determined to seek Talena in the northern forests.	10
1	588	"Telima," said Ho-Hak.	10
1	666	"Telima was once my woman," I said.	10
1	706	"To those with whom we deal Telima is of no importance".	10
17	306	In my pouch, even now, there lay the golden armlet, which once had been worn by the woman, Telima.	10
17	310	I drew forth the golden armlet which had been worn by Telima.	10
18	681	I had come north to avenge the slaying of the wench Telima.	10
18	684	In my pouch now lay the armlet, which Ho-Hak had given me in Port Kar, that found where Telima had been attacked.	10
19	48	It was the hair of Telima.	10
20	33	Telima shrugged.	10
20	51	"What little I know," said Telima, "is more than enough.	10
20	64	In the gown, long and white, flowing, Telima straightened, glowing.	10
20	69	I looked now beyond Telima.	10
20	85	"May I present," inquired Telima, "Rog, emissary of peace from the Kurii".	10
20	116	Telima, eyes wide with horror, screamed.	10
20	144	I rose to my feet and regarded Telima.	10
20	177	To my belt, too, looped twice about it, was the length of binding fiber which went to the ring on Telima's collar.	10
20	182	Then, unlooping the binding fiber from my belt, but leaving it looped, double, in her collar ring, with its loose ends, I crossed Telima's ankles and tied them together.	10
22	11	A seaman dragged Telima, by the arm, before us.	10
22	208	Near the mast, chained to it by the neck, eyes down, knelt Telima.	10
22	225	I saw Telima, standing by the mast, to which she was chained by the neck.	10
22	298	I passed Telima, chained at the mast.	10