"Don't ___ thing"

Usage examples of saya.

The sheer doom that was upon his group did not change the fact that he wanted to eat, nor did it change the fact that he felt queer when the Saya looked at him.

Because of it, though, Burl was able to disregard his terror when Saya regarded him yearningly.

But Burl abruptly pushed his way clear of the small crowd and scowled for Saya to see.

He moved hesitantly toward the edible mushroom which would be food for Saya and the rest.

He had not meant to desert them, or even to take Saya permanently from among them.

He did resent that they were near when he wanted to talk to Saya in what he did not yet think of as lover-like seclusion.

But Burl was somewhat reluctant to admit his fear, and Saya lingered close to him.

They wandered aside from the cave-mouth, and Saya found completely primitive and wholly atavistic pride in the courage of Burl, who was actually not afraid of the dark!

Burl and Saya crouched among the rest, and became drowsy and comfortable.

And presently he came out of breast-high weeds with Saya close behind him and the others trailing.

Burl and Saya, together, carried the meat back to the blinking tribesfolk.

When Burl and Saya walked aside from the cave, the dog trotted amiably with them.

Burl and Saya went out early one morning with the dogs, to hunt for meat for the village.

It was half a dozen miles away and perhaps a mile higher when Burl and Saya prepared to intervene professionally on behalf of the dogs.

Then Saya flashed her cloak before the beetle, so that it seemed a larger and nearer antagonist.