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"I have very little," I said, taking the pouch and spilling the stones in a glittering if not very valuable heap on the small table in her central room. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #122)

Dina had lived for a time on the savings of the family, but had then taken them, sewn in the lining of her robes, and purchased a place on a caravan wagon bound for Ar, which caravan had been ambushed by Kassars, in which raid she herself, of course, had fallen into their hands. "Would you not like to hire men and reopen the shop?" I asked. "I have no money," she said. "I have very little," I said, taking the pouch and spilling the stones in a glittering if not very valuable heap on the small table in her central room. She laughed and poked through them with her fingers. "I learned something of jewels," she said, "in the wagons of Albrecht and Kamchak—and there is scarcely a silver tarn disk's worth here". "I paid a golden tarn disk for them," I asserted. - (Nomads of Gor)