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Doubtless she found the experience to which she had been subjected puzzling, but, too, it seems, not distasteful. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #67)

Thus one should not be surprised to find her on her knees before a man, her head down, kissing his feet, in piteous supplication for his touch. She is slave. And so Cabot had pressed his lips, and forcibly, upon those of the grasped, startled pet of Arcesilaus. Doubtless she found the experience to which she had been subjected puzzling, but, too, it seems, not distasteful. Doubtless, too, it produced an unfamiliar unease within her lovely body, presumably associated with suddenly effectuated receptivities. The act may have spoken to her below the daylight of consciousness, like a whispering in the secret night of her belly, but, too, perhaps there was involved no more than a calling of blood to blood, so to speak. It may help to understand this if we make it clear that Arcesilaus, despite several invitations, some coined, had never put her out to use, even after the reddening of her soft thighs. - (Kur of Gor)