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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw a massive, lionlike head, with wild long hair and a beard as unkempt and magnificent as the crags of the Voltai itself. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #115)
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13 115 I saw a massive, lionlike head, with wild long hair and a beard as unkempt and magnificent as the crags of the Voltai itself.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 112 Before I realized what was happening, my arm had been jerked downward and twisted, and I had been thrown on my back at the feet of the man, who leaped up and set his boot on my throat.
13 113 In his hand was a warrior's sword, and the point was at my breast.
13 114 He laughed a mighty, roaring laugh and threw his head back, causing the hood to fall to his shoulders.
13 115 I saw a massive, lionlike head, with wild long hair and a beard as unkempt and magnificent as the crags of the Voltai itself.
13 116 The man, who seemed to leap into gigantic stature as he lifted himself into full height, took from under his yellow robes a tarn whistle and blew a long, shrill note.
13 117 Almost instantly the whistle had been answered by other whistles, responding from a dozen places in the nearby mountains.
13 118 Within a minute the air was filled with the beating of wings, as some half a hundred wild tarnsmen brought their birds down about us.
Before I realized what was happening, my arm had been jerked downward and twisted, and I had been thrown on my back at the feet of the man, who leaped up and set his boot on my throat. In his hand was a warrior's sword, and the point was at my breast. He laughed a mighty, roaring laugh and threw his head back, causing the hood to fall to his shoulders. I saw a massive, lionlike head, with wild long hair and a beard as unkempt and magnificent as the crags of the Voltai itself. The man, who seemed to leap into gigantic stature as he lifted himself into full height, took from under his yellow robes a tarn whistle and blew a long, shrill note. Almost instantly the whistle had been answered by other whistles, responding from a dozen places in the nearby mountains. Within a minute the air was filled with the beating of wings, as some half a hundred wild tarnsmen brought their birds down about us. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 13)