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"In any event," he said, "I no longer feared that she might be knowingly implicated in some planetary felony, some broadcast treason, some subversive, global malefaction". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #223)

Her keeping was mine, not her use". "But you came to understand, I trust," I said, "that she was not some sort of traitress to a species or world, a cognizant conspirator, a cooperating, malevolent, unscrupulous villainess?" "That sort of thing would have serious consequences," he said, "for a free woman, one supposes impalement, and, for a slave, as she is a beast, presumably something like heavy chains and drawing ore carts in the mines". "I am pleased that you then understood her to be innocent," I said. "In any event," he said, "I no longer feared that she might be knowingly implicated in some planetary felony, some broadcast treason, some subversive, global malefaction". "Good," I said. "I found her too simple, too petty, too shallow, too trivial, for such things," he said. "She would lack the depth, the force, the power, for such calculations, such intrigues, and risks". - (Conspirators of Gor)