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Her face and body, when she had protested her innocence to me, had belied her words. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #16)

Something in it, when she had cried out, or spoken to me, suggested that she might be familiar with English. I had little doubt she had been affiliated with he who had called himself Kunguni. She had simulated the appearance of the blond-haired barbarian beneath the brown aba. Her face and body, when she had protested her innocence to me, had belied her words. I had learned from Kipofu that she was not owned by Pembe, proprietor of the Golden Kailiauk. Doubtless, for a fee, paid by her master, if she were a slave, she had been permitted to serve in his place of business. Sometimes masters do this sort of thing for their girls. - (Explorers of Gor)