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Tupita was back of me, and half under the rail, where she had been thrust. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #1122)

He then stepped back from me, and motioned that I should get up. I did so, unsteadily, for I had been closely bound, hand and foot. I stood before the rail. Tupita was back of me, and half under the rail, where she had been thrust. She, frightened, was partly on her side, and partly on her elbow. She was very beautiful there, bare-breasted, her neck in the slave collar of Ionicus, about her hips and thighs the brief shreds of the skirt of her work tunic, that tunic sacrificed that I might have at least the little I wore, a slave strip thrust in a narrow belt of rolled cloth. Tela, incredibly luscious, in the rectangle of red silk, which she had had to wear on the orders of Aulus, and Mina and Cara, half-stripped, scarcely less beautiful, bound in that order, still neck-roped to the rail, were to my left. - (Dancer of Gor)