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I was left alone, tied at the pole. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #63)

I wanted Ho-Hak to look at me, to meet my eyes. I respected him, I wanted him to look upon me, to deign to recognize that I might exist. But he did not look upon me, nor notice me in any way, and, followed by Telima, and the other girls, made his way to the shore of the rence island. I was left alone, tied at the pole. * * * * I had been aroused at dawn by Telima, and unbound, that I might help in the preparations for festival. In the early morning the other rence islands, four of them, which had been tethered close by, were poled to the one on which I was kept, and now, joined by flat rence rafts, acting as bridges, they had been tied to one another, now forming, for most practical purposes, a large single island. I had been used in the fastening of the bridges, and in the drawing up and tying of rence craft on the shore, as other rencers, from distant islands, arrived for festival. - (Raiders of Gor)