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I had, to be sure, taken the hundred-dollar bill from the mail box earlier and put it in my dresser. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #12)

Then, on a Monday evening, a few days ago, the Monday before last, at eight o'clock, I had received a phone call. I had returned home to my small apartment only a few minutes earlier, from the local supermarket. I was putting away groceries and was not thinking of the men at all. I had, to be sure, taken the hundred-dollar bill from the mail box earlier and put it in my dresser. This had become for me, however, almost routine. I was, at any rate, not thinking of the men. When the phone rang my first reaction was one of irritation. - (Kajira of Gor)