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I recovered what laundry I could from the lower bridge, and the street, and returned to the house of Epicrates. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #1093)

While I watched, a sheet was taken by a wind and swept from the lower bridge, whence it fluttered to the street below. An occasional person looked up, and then moved on. After a time, I backed away from the edge, and then, on my hands and knees, carefully made my way to the security of the tower and the descending stairwell. I recovered what laundry I could from the lower bridge, and the street, and returned to the house of Epicrates. I was not beaten. Lady Delia, companion of the pottery merchant, Epicrates, with coins received from the Lady Bina and the beast, later remunerated a number of customers who had lost their goods. "It would be better, in the future," said the Lady Bina, "if you kept to the streets, for it would then be easier to recover lost articles". - (Conspirators of Gor)