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Takes several birds or many eggs to make a meal.

lit, common noun : a bird found in the rainforests of the Schendi area• 'I do not want you! It was a common form of nadu, one almost invariably expected of a particular sort of slave, the pleasure slave.

Truth, the stone wall, the cliff, are not enemies; but they are real.

bond-maid noun : the term for a slavegirl used in Torvaldsland• fleer noun : large, hook-billed bird which hunts at night• Swordsmen of Gor Book 29 Page 370 When the merchandise had been secured, each item had been placed in the bara position, though they did not know the name for the position as yet, each on her stomach, head facing to the left, her wrists crossed behind her and her ankles crossed, as well.

I saw little or nothing of value in the wreckage.

'Like this,' she responded, kneeling before me, lowering her head and lifting her arms, the wrists crossed.

Women are so inordinately precious.

In this way they are easily identified.

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