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Ellen, terrified, half-blinded in the rain, braceleted as she was, was twisted about, dragged to the side. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2290)

"Alert!" cried the officer, his weapon drawn, momentarily illuminated in another chainlike, frightening blazing in the sky. The soldier, the armsman, cursing, leapt from its surface. The wagon was then up, suddenly on its side, the open wagon bed momentarily facing the officer, and his mustering men. Ellen, terrified, half-blinded in the rain, braceleted as she was, was twisted about, dragged to the side. The wagon rocked. She saw the dark figures of men about. She clung to the wheel to which she was fastened, and it spun beneath her, and she turned with it, and then, to her misery, she felt the wagon rock backward, and it was falling away, toward the ground, and she nearly slipped from the wheel to which she clung, and then, as the wagon heavily righted itself, striking into the earth, she was on her knees in the soaked grass. - (Prize of Gor)