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I stripped myself and threw myself on the great couch. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #454)

Then he repinned my veil, closing my lips away behind it. He had then escorted me to my quarters. After supper, when I was alone in my quarters, I was furious and miserable. I stripped myself and threw myself on the great couch. I lay on it for hours, sometimes pounding it in anger, clawing at it with my fingers, biting at it in misery, dampening it with hot tears, squirming on it in misery. I had been rejected by Drusus Rencius. I had thrown myself at him like a tart, and had been rejected! How could I have done that? Was I only a little tart, or was I a desperate, needful woman, one who had dared to be true to her needs? How I hated him! I was a Tatrix, a Tatrix! He was only a soldier, a mere guard! I had power. - (Kajira of Gor)