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To be sure, one does not know what one will sell for until, say, the auctioneer closes his hand, and cries, "Done!" Mina had thrown herself to the feet of Trachinos, seized his knees, and pressed her face against his thigh. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #55)

It was his intention to have her fed, alive, to lesser Kurii. Trachinos, however, learning her projected fate, had cried out to Kleomenes, "No! I will buy her! Sell her to me!" Kleomenes arranged this matter with Lucius, and Lucius, who took little interest in the affairs of humans, turned the coin over to Kleomenes, a silver tarsk. I myself had never sold for so much but I suspected that I might now, myself, sell for as much. To be sure, one does not know what one will sell for until, say, the auctioneer closes his hand, and cries, "Done!" Mina had thrown herself to the feet of Trachinos, seized his knees, and pressed her face against his thigh. She knew he tied women well. I had little doubt she would be excellently mastered. She knelt behind him, so close that she might have reached out, and touched him. - (Conspirators of Gor)