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Wearing the aba taken from Msaliti, hooding myself with it, that my face and eyes not be seen, Sasi on my shoulder, rolled in a blanket tied tightly closed with ropes, I had acquired the lodging. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #140)

"Yes," said Shaba, "from time to time". "You know, then, doubtless, my new residence," I said, "that which I acquired following my departure from the Cove of Schendi". I had taken a large room on the ground floor, behind a cloth-worker's shop, just off the Street of Tapestries. Wearing the aba taken from Msaliti, hooding myself with it, that my face and eyes not be seen, Sasi on my shoulder, rolled in a blanket tied tightly closed with ropes, I had acquired the lodging. The free woman who rented me the room asked no questions. When I had given her a copper tarsk as a tip she had looked down at the tightly tied blanket, containing its helpless burden, and had looked up at me, grinning. "Enjoy yourself," she had said, slipping the tarsk into a pouch tied at her hip. - (Explorers of Gor)