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On the other hand, I was encouraged because it seemed to me then that these individuals, if they spoke the same language, must possess the technological skills to return me to my native world. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #208)

Targo noted the difference in my attitude, and he redoubled his efforts to communicate with me. But, of course, I still could not understand. I was frightened, because it had been the language, or rather like the language, of my chief captor, and perhaps others of his group. On the other hand, I was encouraged because it seemed to me then that these individuals, if they spoke the same language, must possess the technological skills to return me to my native world. Yet it was hard to believe. The men I now noted, held as I was, did not carry pistols and rifles, or even small weapons, such as my captor had had, or the silverish tubes, or wands, which had been carried by the men from the silverish ship. Rather, to my surprise, even amusement, they wore at their sides small swords. - (Captive of Gor)