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I asked myself if I should not rather try to find a hut in the forest, where there might be a slave girl, who would unbind me, and give me food. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #845)

As I waded in the water, bound, I asked myself if I should try to make my way to the Laurius, and thence to Laura. There I would be fed. But there, too, as I was a slave, I would doubtless be immediately remanded into the care of authorities. I asked myself if I should not rather try to find a hut in the forest, where there might be a slave girl, who would unbind me, and give me food. She surely would not want her master to see me, for I was beautiful. Then I was frightened, for what if the girl would slay me, or sell me herself secretly, to hunters, or give me to panther girls, who would make me their slave, or sell me. They might even return me to the man and the beast in the hut, for more arrowpoints! I did not know what to do. - (Captive of Gor)