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She had not seen them in the cages, or at the stakes, or in the lanes. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #232)

You might be given a silken tunic. How pleased I am that he cannot afford me! I hate him! I hate him!" The gong then rang again. Ellen wondered if Louise and Renata had been sold. She had not seen them in the cages, or at the stakes, or in the lanes. That was not surprising, as there were, obviously, a great many slaves in the camp. This was not a typical market, Ellen realized. It was not merely that it was a festival camp, for it was not that unusual to sell women on holidays, and at times of celebration, sometimes with special advertising on the public boards, and such; it had to do, rather, with the sales being conducted not by a private house, but by a state, in this case the state of Cos, the amount of merchandise being offered and the relatively brief duration of the sale, some three days, it seemed. - (Prize of Gor)