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"Other than those which are quite evident to your senses, other than those which you could detect by merely laying eyes upon her," said the fellow from the house, first among those of the house. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #116)

"I do not understand," said a man. "I might, with your permission," said the first fellow, "mention that this particular item has certain qualities to recommend it, should you be interested in them, beyond being intelligent, an outworlder, having developed, in a short time, a modest command of the language, and being ignorant of political intricacies". "Other qualities?" asked a fellow. "Other than those which are quite evident to your senses, other than those which you could detect by merely laying eyes upon her," said the fellow from the house, first among those of the house. There was laughter. I lay there, before them. "Are such things also of interest to you?" asked he who was first among those of the house, first, at any rate, among those present. - (Witness of Gor)