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I, by standing on my tip toes in the grass, on the low hill on which we were gathering berries, could see the squarish tops of the wagons, with their blue and yellow canvas coverings. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #44)

The girls of Earth, one supposes, would find such a garment inordinately attractive, but they are advised not to wear it, as it is a slave garment. Should they dare to wear it, they should beware, for it brings out the slave in a woman's blood, and the master in the blood of a man. We were perhaps a pasang from the caravan. I, by standing on my tip toes in the grass, on the low hill on which we were gathering berries, could see the squarish tops of the wagons, with their blue and yellow canvas coverings. We were nine days out of Ko-ro-ba. It would be weeks before we could reach Ar, where we would be sold. I was pleased with the summer's day, and the breezes. - (Captive of Gor)