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Earlier they had scrubbed and rinsed and, with rags, on their hands and knees, dried the deck. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #13)

The two girls, on their hands and knees on the deck, linked together by a gleaming neck chain, some five feet in length, attached to two steel work collars, these fitted over their regular collars, looked up. They, too, could smell the spices, even this far from land. In their right hands, grasped, were deck stones, soft, white stones, rounded, which are used to smooth and sand the boards of the deck. Earlier they had scrubbed and rinsed and, with rags, on their hands and knees, dried the deck. Later, when finished with the deck stones, they would again rinse and, again on their hands and knees, with rags, dry the deck. Had sailors been doing these things they, of course, would have dried the deck by simply mopping it down. This was not permitted to the girls, of course. - (Explorers of Gor)