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I crawled forward, to the back of the wagon box, the chain sliding along the wooden floor, along the metal bar. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #198)

Indeed, over the years, its surface, in shallow grooves, records the passage of countless wagons. A wheel may scrape into, dip into, or climb from, such a groove. Too, the shifting of the earth, the occasional softening of the soil by rain, differences in weathering, various temperature changes, and such things, may produce a shifting of one stone in relation to another. I crawled forward, to the back of the wagon box, the chain sliding along the wooden floor, along the metal bar. I seized the blanket there and spread it beneath me. It was but one blanket, but it was welcome. I did not take it to the rear of the wagon, as it seemed clear its placement was meant to bring me, if I wished its comfort, to the front of the wagon. - (Conspirators of Gor)