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Would the Hinrabian be suitable, did they think, as a conciliatory offering, or a partial reparation payment, to the offended Cosians? Would she be acceptable? Would she be adequate? Or would such an offering insult them, or offend them, in its lack of worth, in its paltriness? I smiled. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #375)

Once again the Hinrabian turned slowly before her Ubara, as might have an assessed slave. Talena then seemed to hesitate. She turned to her advisors, as though troubled, as though seeking their council. Would the Hinrabian be suitable, did they think, as a conciliatory offering, or a partial reparation payment, to the offended Cosians? Would she be acceptable? Would she be adequate? Or would such an offering insult them, or offend them, in its lack of worth, in its paltriness? I smiled. I did not doubt what their opinion, that of men, would be, in the case of the lovely Hinrabian. Claudia stood in fury before the dais, her fists clenched. With no other woman, of all of them, had such consultation been deemed necessary. - (Magicians of Gor)