Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
18
157
Leaving my tarn below, I climbed the stairs, my sword drawn.
Leaving my tarn below, I climbed the stairs, my sword drawn.
- (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #157)
Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
18
154
Several tarns were dead; some were flopping about awkwardly on the marble floor, pierced by arrows.
18
155
There were no living guardsmen in sight.
18
156
Those who had survived had fled from the room, perhaps up the long, wide, circling stairwell that climbed the inside of the cylinder.
18
157
Leaving my tarn below, I climbed the stairs, my sword drawn.
18
158
When I reached that portion of the stairwell adjoining the upper floors, devoted to the private use of the Ubar, I saw some twenty or thirty guardsmen, behind them a barricade of tile and tarn wire which they had erected.
18
159
It was not simply that my sword was drawn.
18
160
To them, my presence was unauthorized, and my Assassin's garb, far from being a safe-conduct, was an incitement to attack.
Several tarns were dead; some were flopping about awkwardly on the marble floor, pierced by arrows.
There were no living guardsmen in sight.
Those who had survived had fled from the room, perhaps up the long, wide, circling stairwell that climbed the inside of the cylinder.
Leaving my tarn below, I climbed the stairs, my sword drawn.
When I reached that portion of the stairwell adjoining the upper floors, devoted to the private use of the Ubar, I saw some twenty or thirty guardsmen, behind them a barricade of tile and tarn wire which they had erected.
It was not simply that my sword was drawn.
To them, my presence was unauthorized, and my Assassin's garb, far from being a safe-conduct, was an incitement to attack.
- (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 18)