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"The importance of the Ubara," she said, "the height and grandeur of her place, your modest status, if I may remark it, Master, that we have heard nothing of the Ubara, that we are here, in a remote location, far from the cylinder cities, the ports, the caravan routes, the trading places, somewhere in the northern forests". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #78)

"The woman, I believe," I said, "is Talena, once daughter of Marlenus of Ar, Talena, recently deposed as Ubara in Ar". "I know little of these things, Master," she said, "but surely that seems unlikely". "Why?" I asked. "The importance of the Ubara," she said, "the height and grandeur of her place, your modest status, if I may remark it, Master, that we have heard nothing of the Ubara, that we are here, in a remote location, far from the cylinder cities, the ports, the caravan routes, the trading places, somewhere in the northern forests". I nodded. I had not thought the outcome of this gentle interrogation would prove other than it had. She knew nothing, of course, of my conversation with Seremides, formerly of the palace guard, the Taurentians. - (Swordsmen of Gor)