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But how absurd then, I thought, would have been such carryings on with such men. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #412)

This had been done by their will. I could not speak. I wanted to scream, to cry out, to argue, to remonstrate, to threaten, to demand an explanation. But how absurd then, I thought, would have been such carryings on with such men. Did I think they could be swayed? Surely such men were not to be lightly diverted from their ends, whatever those ends might be. The will of such men would be adamant. And what if they were displeased? They were not as the men with which I was familiar. - (Kajira of Gor)