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I wished that her dancing, that of a mere Earth girl, for one knows what they are, to be an enraging, pathetic joke on the sand. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #1321)

"If you were surprised at how well she did in the dance, as you claimed," said the spokesman, "why would you have had her danced in the first place?" "I expected her to do badly," said Mirus. "Particularly for the ba-ta circle. I wished not only to shame her, but to have her fail miserably. I wished that her dancing, that of a mere Earth girl, for one knows what they are, to be an enraging, pathetic joke on the sand. Thus she would be not only humiliated that she must dance as a slave, but, beyond that, an excruciating shame for a woman, that she would be humiliated that she had failed to please, that she had danced so badly. I then expected to have the pleasure of seeing her, for her temerity in intruding on the ba-ta circle, so unworthy a slave, well and lengthily lashed". Ellen shuddered. - (Prize of Gor)