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We had thus arranged that the courier, if his own sweat and dirt, and the miseries of a hangover, were not enough, thinking himself at fault, would wish a bath in the morning, a circumstance which I turned to my advantage as he later bathed, making away with the fellow's uniform, belongings, tarn and dispatch case. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #162)

Ephialtes had later assisted me in seeing to it that the courier, by morning, would be somewhat discomfited. This was done largely by judiciously spreading some rather unpleasant materials about and upon the courier, after he had fallen into a deep sleep, rather a drunken stupor. These materials had been extracted from a nearby wastes' bucket. We had thus arranged that the courier, if his own sweat and dirt, and the miseries of a hangover, were not enough, thinking himself at fault, would wish a bath in the morning, a circumstance which I turned to my advantage as he later bathed, making away with the fellow's uniform, belongings, tarn and dispatch case. Too, Ephialtes had acted as my agent in certain respects. He was a good fellow. Even now, I supposed, he was keeping four women for me, a slave, Liadne, serving as first girl, and three free women, Amina, of Venna, and Rimice and Phoebe, both of Cos. - (Vagabonds of Gor)