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I could now see its furred chest, and could see, against the chest, the small device, the translator, which was slung about its neck. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #370)

The mouth opened, enough to see the movement of a large, restless tongue, and afford a glimpse of thick, spike-like, moist, curved fangs. I had the sense that those massive jaws might have been capable of biting through a beam, and could easily, like tearing paper, snap away a man's head, or woman's. The beast approached me, the cloak dragging behind it. I could now see its furred chest, and could see, against the chest, the small device, the translator, which was slung about its neck. One massive paw reached toward me. "Do not!" said the leader of the men, he who had dealt with the Lady Bina. "She is chained! You would tear her foot off!" The beast reached to the chain that fastened me to the ring, and wrenched it from the floor, with a splintering of wood. - (Conspirators of Gor)