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I saw no reason to tell her I was from Port Kar. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1239)

Some girls thrive best with uncompromising barbarian masters who will put them on the oar or under the whip at the least sign of their being displeasing and others find that they did not truly understand helplessness and submission until they found their chain fastened to the couch ring of a gentleman. "That is reassuring," she smiled. "Where are you from?" "From the northwest, near Thassa," I said. I saw no reason to tell her I was from Port Kar. She might then have become not feignedly, but actually, alarmed. Most of the fellows of Port Kar have something of the ruthless lust of pirates in their view of females, coupled with some knowledge, because of a popular form of commerce in the city, of sophisticated techniques of slave handling and management. "Where did you just come from?" she asked. - (Mercenaries of Gor)