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I did not see my opponents, who had seemed good fellows, vigorous and brawny, needful of a place, too. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #73)

I lay then on the ground, beaten, in pain, in the bloody mud. But I heard some men about, striking their left shoulders. I looked about. I did not see my opponents, who had seemed good fellows, vigorous and brawny, needful of a place, too. They must have gone to the table, to sign the articles, or make their marks upon them. "You did not do badly," said a voice, by his insignia that of a harbor marshal. I struggled to my feet. - (Mariners of Gor)