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"At that time, I was in Port Kar, returned there recently from the northern forests, crippled, confined to a chair, having been cut by a sword which bore a smear of poison on its blade. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #797)

I released her, and she retreated to the bars, and stood there, against them, her back to them. "Beast!" she said. "You were brought to Port Kar after your purchasing in the northern forests by Samos of Port Kar," I said. "At that time, I was in Port Kar, returned there recently from the northern forests, crippled, confined to a chair, having been cut by a sword which bore a smear of poison on its blade. There, in the holding of Samos of Port Kar, your then master, you were brought before me, and you, in your impatience, pride, and anger, scorned, derided, and mocked me". "Justly so," she said. "You were always of Earth, the world of slaves and fools! I had once thought you a man, but how wrong I was! Though I had twice tried to kill you, once in tarnflight over the great Spider Swamp south of Ar, and once in its vicinity, with a knife, you neither slew me nor put me to the collar and brand. - (Rebels of Gor)