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Such exhibitions I would later learn may, with slight variations, betoken enthusiasm or jubilation, high spirits, the appreciation of a deft witticism, an excellent move in a game, pleasure at unexpectedly glimpsing a friend, a fine shot in archery, a victory in the arena, one's foe slaughtered at one's feet, a splendid jest, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #1009)

I gathered she was familiar with such spontaneous, apparently irrepressible, exhibitions. "Surely," she said, "it is not so amusing as all that". Apparently the beast could read. Such exhibitions I would later learn may, with slight variations, betoken enthusiasm or jubilation, high spirits, the appreciation of a deft witticism, an excellent move in a game, pleasure at unexpectedly glimpsing a friend, a fine shot in archery, a victory in the arena, one's foe slaughtered at one's feet, a splendid jest, and such. "What does it say?" asked the Lady Bina, for the beast seemed in no hurry to surrender the paper. "'Put on a collar, and visit the barrack'," read the beast. "Do you think that would further my project?" she asked. - (Conspirators of Gor)