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From their smocks and caps, I took them to be employees of the great arsenal, with its inner harbor, its docks, warehouses, and shipyard. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #77)

Some taverns do not have a dancing floor, but an area of sand, again, commonly, oval or square. Occasionally a taverner's man will rake the sand, by means of which action the sand is smoothed and stray tarsk-bits may be detected and collected. I saw seven men enter. From their smocks and caps, I took them to be employees of the great arsenal, with its inner harbor, its docks, warehouses, and shipyard. Free women are not allowed in a paga tavern, which, I suppose, is just as well. Sometimes a free woman, perhaps curious, or adventurously bold, or resentful, rankling under the prohibition of such premises to her sex, will disguise herself as a slave girl, even daring to affect the degrading habiliments of the kajira, and enter. These, commonly, are soon detected, given their tone, bearing, carriage, or mien. - (Quarry of Gor)