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But this time, in that room rich with hangings, with lamps set behind ornate mesh in the ceiling, there was a prisoner. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #141)

We found ourselves in the hallway giving access to the large one-way glass, backed by metal grillwork. I was not clear as to the meaning of the remark of Cernus. Once again I found myself looking through the glass, which on the other side was a mirror, into the luxurious compartment, with wardrobe, chests of silk, rugs and cushions, a silken divan and a scented, sunken bath, now drawn. But this time, in that room rich with hangings, with lamps set behind ornate mesh in the ceiling, there was a prisoner. It was a strikingly, but cruelly beautiful girl, who walked from one end of the room to the other, in fury, like a young, caged she-larl. The hood to her ornate, marvelous robes of concealment had been taken from her; and her veil. Otherwise, given the splendor of her robes, she might have been on the highest bridges the envy of all the free women of Ar. - (Assassin of Gor)