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I moved along the front of the stage, through the crowd, the slave, the pastry clutched in her hands, at my elbow. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #395)

In the case of the slave girl, however, it serves other purposes, as well. It also serves, for example, as a love tool. She is taught what to do with it. I moved along the front of the stage, through the crowd, the slave, the pastry clutched in her hands, at my elbow. I paused only a yard or two from the end of the stage, before a Kaissa booth. I saw a large figure walking by. It might have stalked off one of the long, narrow, roofed stages of Ar, such as serve commonly for serious drama, spectacle and high comedy. - (Players of Gor)