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"Surely Cos will take note of these changes in Ar," I said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #213)

Similarly, one might have lived, I supposed, without having eaten meat, without having heard music. I wondered if a woman knew what it was to be a woman without ever having had a master. It did not seem to me likely. "Surely Cos will take note of these changes in Ar," I said. "I have heard that there are fights among youths in Ar," he said, "that the gangs of youths called 'Cosians' are now set upon by others, who speak of themselves by eccentric names, such as 'The Ubars,' 'The Larls,' and such". "I have heard that," I said. "And, too, interestingly," he said, "it seems that some of those lads who were "Cosians" now wander about under quite different colors, now affecting beards and hair styles reminiscent of those once associated with veterans, hirsute and shabby, returned from the delta". - (Magicians of Gor)