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That he had no such permission seemed clear in Aynur's attitude. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #697)

The stranger did not seem frightened of Aynur. Perhaps, as he had said, he might be known in the house. But that would not, presumably, uninvited, have given him permission to enter the garden, to partake, unlicensed, of its delights, such as they might be. That he had no such permission seemed clear in Aynur's attitude. Did she wish that it had been she, instead, who had been found in the garden? Why had I not resisted? Why had I not called out for the guards? Surely Aynur would wish to know that. She must not learn that I had been near the wall! That is why I had not resisted, why I had not cried out, of course, because I had been near the wall. It was that which had, in this place, given him, a stranger here, such power over me, not that such as he did not, independently, in a sense, have absolute power over one such as I. - (Witness of Gor)