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This fear, or start, had doubtless been reflected in my entire body, perhaps even in the movement of the leash. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #203)

The guard had then braceleted and leashed me, and I had preceded him toward the pen. I had expected to be taken directly to the pen but the guard, once we were in the darkness, had pulled me up short by the leash, and then, I perforce keeping silent, had put me to his purposes. It was shortly after that, when we were again on our way to the pen, that I had thought I might have detected a movement among the trees. This fear, or start, had doubtless been reflected in my entire body, perhaps even in the movement of the leash. "What is it?" had asked the guard, uneasily. "Nothing, Master," I had said. It had not been difficult to detect the uneasiness, or even alarm, in the guard's voice. - (Dancer of Gor)