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"I see you do not know our dear Appanius," she said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #512)

"Proceed then with your farce!" she cried. "I know Appanius well, and his position in this city is much dependent upon my support! Have I not freed him of numerous burdens? Have I not adjusted his taxes? Have I not spared his house, and those of other favorites, the exactions of the levies?" "You acknowledge, then," asked Tolnar, "that you are a slave?" "Yes," she said, angrily, "I am a slave! Now, summon Appanius, immediately, that I may be promptly freed! Then you will see to what fates I shall consign you!" "But what if Appanius wishes you as a slave?" asked Marcus. She laughed. "I see you do not know our dear Appanius," she said. "The most he would want from a woman would be to have her do his cleaning and scrub his floors!" "But what if that is precisely what he has in mind for you?" asked Tolnar. She turned white. "Doubtless she would look well, performing lowly labors in chains," said Marcus. - (Magicians of Gor)