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Certainly we shared a native language, and, to an extent, a common background. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #201)

Had they been slaves, there had been no dilemma, but a feast of joy, but both were free women. The first and I, I do not doubt, had been ingeniously matched, physically, psychologically, physiologically, and such, by all the technological and scientific brilliance of Priest-Kings, with the end in view that we should be irresistible to one another. Indeed I had sometimes wondered if she had been, perhaps over generations, given the technology of Priest-Kings, their foresight and their knowledge of the world, bred for me. Certainly we shared a native language, and, to an extent, a common background. She was English, as I, and similarly educated. We had been raised, substantially, in the same culture. Thousands of tiny strands in our biographies, consciously or unconsciously, would be shared. - (Rebels of Gor)