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"And so, too," said I, "you would know the location of yours, if you had kept him in his cell!" "It was your mistake," he said, "to let a slut like Lavinia off her chain!" "What of you," I asked, "letting your fellow wander about Ar like a vulo cock?" "My slave is innocent, honest and trustworthy!" he said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #369)

"You do not know where your slave is," he said, scornfully. "How should I know where she is?" I asked. "If you kept her at home in close chains, so she could hardly wriggle, and fastened to a ring, you would know," he said. "And so, too," said I, "you would know the location of yours, if you had kept him in his cell!" "It was your mistake," he said, "to let a slut like Lavinia off her chain!" "What of you," I asked, "letting your fellow wander about Ar like a vulo cock?" "My slave is innocent, honest and trustworthy!" he said. "And that is why you have brought men, and staffs and chains?" I asked. "Sleen!" cried Appanius. "Caution, Appanius," said one of his retainers. - (Magicians of Gor)