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Surely I attracted curious glances, in the nearby streets, and, time and time again, in the market plaza. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #34)

But I recalled he had ordered me to my knees before him, when I was helpless, wrists fastened behind me, and half-stripped, and I had knelt, as I had no choice but to do, as a slave, and had looked up at him, and suddenly, startled, wondered if it might be he, my master, before whom I knelt. And I remembered, too, the intimacy of the kisses forced upon me when I, as a slave, dared not, and desired not, to resist. I must have passed given stalls and vendors, given shops, an indefinite number of times. Surely I attracted curious glances, in the nearby streets, and, time and time again, in the market plaza. More than once I had been regarded by guardsmen. What business had I there? I did not know where else to look for him. Indeed, I feared he had been cruelly slain, even dismembered. - (Conspirators of Gor)