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'What are you, and your men? What is your relationship to the uprising? What are you doing, at night, on the Brundisium road?' 'At this point the leader shrugged, and stepped back. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1254)

'This is not a free woman. This is a small, well-curved man's plaything, to be pulled out of a cage for a few tarsks. You would dare to pass off so obvious a slave as the Lady Flavia?' 'It is she,' said the leader, 'she, enslaved!' 'Who are you?' demanded the officer. 'What are you, and your men? What is your relationship to the uprising? What are you doing, at night, on the Brundisium road?' 'At this point the leader shrugged, and stepped back. He had no wish to respond to the officer's questions. Too, he had women nearby, between two buildings, bound and in coffle, and would not be eager to surrender them to another's chains. He and his men did well outnumber the officer and the tarnster but it would be difficult to dispose of them with ease. - (Mariners of Gor)