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I supposed if Hurtha had encountered Boabissia under somewhat different circumstances his relationship to her would have been considerably different, for example, if he had bought her in a slave market. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1194)

"You are not an Alar woman," said Hurtha. "I grew up with the wagons," she said, angrily. "That is true," he admitted, it seemed almost reluctantly. I supposed if Hurtha had encountered Boabissia under somewhat different circumstances his relationship to her would have been considerably different, for example, if he had bought her in a slave market. Her background with the wagons had perhaps, rightly or wrongly, inhibited him somewhat, I feared, keeping him from viewing her as what she essentially was, a rather juicy possibility for a female. "You do want to be safe, don't you?" I asked Boabissia. "Of course, of course," she said, irritably. - (Mercenaries of Gor)