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I had formed the habit, for no reason I clearly understood, of sleeping near the foot of the couch, near the slave ring. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #377)

I felt the wind, over the parapet, move my veil. I had enjoyed these days with Drusus Rencius but, at night, returned to my quarters, I would often be restless and lonely. At such times, though I did not confess this to Drusus, nor even to Susan, I would feel helpless, weak and needful. I had formed the habit, for no reason I clearly understood, of sleeping near the foot of the couch, near the slave ring. I would sometimes lie there miserably, twisting and turning, almost sobbing, afflicted with helpless feelings and strange, troubling emotions that I could scarcely begin to understand. I did not know what was wrong with me. I knew only that I felt empty, miserable and unfulfilled. - (Kajira of Gor)