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There had been signs painted too, I gathered, here and there among similar signs, usually on poorer streets, or in alleys, where magistrates, less inclined to object, were also less prone to patrol. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #63)

I had heard the eighteenth bar struck some time ago. It would soon be the height of the evening, the time for the special entertainment, an entertainment in which I had a prominent role. There had even been some handbills distributed by boys about the city, and others, I had heard, had been tacked up on public boards. There had been signs painted too, I gathered, here and there among similar signs, usually on poorer streets, or in alleys, where magistrates, less inclined to object, were also less prone to patrol. To be sure, most of my master's clientele came from such areas. I looked out. The bells I had heard were apparently on Tupita. - (Dancer of Gor)