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"If your story is true," said the officer, thrusting over a rack of ceramics, and a cabinet, "why were these goods not destroyed, as well?" He hurled a kylix to the wall. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #158)

"I suspect," said the captain, overturning a stack of bowls, treading upon several of them, "you are in league with the brigands, that your shop served as a trap!" "No!" cried the shopkeeper, anguished. "Would I have myself ruined? Stop! I beg you, stop!" "Impalement would be too good for you, traitor to Ar!" said the officer. "No!" wailed the merchant. "If your story is true," said the officer, thrusting over a rack of ceramics, and a cabinet, "why were these goods not destroyed, as well?" He hurled a kylix to the wall. In his anger, his destructive fury, doubtless the belated eruption of precedent frustrations, he kicked articles about, and trod even on bowls. Even his ankles and legs were bloodied. "They did not come so far," said the merchant. - (Magicians of Gor)