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I remembered, vaguely, that Teibar had said, earlier, that that could be taken away from me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1073)

"You are ours now, 'modern woman,'" said Teibar. But I scarcely heard him, or understood him. I supposed, in some sense, I was a "modern woman". I remembered, vaguely, that Teibar had said, earlier, that that could be taken away from me. I did not doubt it. Then I lost consciousness. The Whip I screamed suddenly under it awakening under it startled not believing it not expecting it the suddenness it was like lightning the cracking sound like the sky breaking the snap like fire my body wrenching I pulling upwards the chain on my neck I fell to my side I pulled at the chain then the snap again no no please no so sharp so loud the fire the pain I screamed I was naked the chain cut my neck "Kneel," he said, "head to the floor," I obeyed then the snap the cracking sound again the lightning I fell to my stomach "Kneel," he snarled, "head to the floor," I sobbing obeyed. - (Dancer of Gor)