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A slave is often carried in that way, over the shoulder, facing backward, that she may know herself goods, a property, as much so as a crate of larmas, a bundle of tur-pah, a bag of suls. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #175)

Too, it did not seem that Tajima, no matter his will or fortitude, his agility and supple strength, could meet the rendezvous on time, bearing Sumomo, despite her lightness and small frame. "You were carried on the left shoulder of Tajima," I said, "your head to the rear?" "Certainly not," she said. "I am a free woman". A slave is often carried in that way, over the shoulder, facing backward, that she may know herself goods, a property, as much so as a crate of larmas, a bundle of tur-pah, a bag of suls. Too, in this way, she does not know to what, or where, she is being carried. Why should she know? She is a slave. "After a time," she said, "after the guard posts, the blanket was removed, and my ankles were untied; yes, they had been tied; and I was informed that I should accompany my captors on foot. - (Rebels of Gor)