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Dorna and I, then, on all fours, from where we had retrieved that largesse which had been granted to us, cast to the floor of the dais, looked up at he who occupied the chair. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #399)

That admission, I conjectured, had cost her much. About us some men laughed, and some smote their left shoulders in approval. In order that the matter be lost on no one, the occupant of the chair, of the last three pieces of meat, casting each to the floor of the dais, cast the first to the six-legged beast, which lapped it up instantly with its tongue, scarcely a scrap to such a maw, the second to me and the third to Dorna. Dorna and I, then, on all fours, from where we had retrieved that largesse which had been granted to us, cast to the floor of the dais, looked up at he who occupied the chair. "May I rise, Master?" she asked. Though a high slave it seemed she thought it wise, under the circumstances, to request this permission. "Yes," he said. - (Witness of Gor)