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I do not think these fellows had any designs on what did not belong to them, in particular, anything that might belong to Mintar, the merchant, whom we all respect, and of whom we are all fond". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 65, Sentence #240)

"Reluctant as I am to interfere in the activities of men, riddling bodies with quarrels, lopping off arms and heads, stabbing with knives and spears, splashing blood about, and such," she said, "such activities are, I gather, most enjoyable when properly motivated". There was silence. "I am convinced," she said, "Sleen-of-Mintar fellows, Guardsmen, guards, and others, whosoever they may be, out there in the darkness, that this evening's business is founded on a misunderstanding. I do not think these fellows had any designs on what did not belong to them, in particular, anything that might belong to Mintar, the merchant, whom we all respect, and of whom we are all fond". "That is true!" called one of Lucilius' cohorts. "Please," said the Lady Bina, annoyed. There was, again, silence. - (Plunder of Gor)