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I looked out across the floor at the men sitting, cross-legged, at the low tables, and the girls serving, barefoot and tunicked, in the soft light of the dangling lamps. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #114)

Clearly she expected to be alcoved. She was popular. She was frequently alcoved. I looked out across the floor at the men sitting, cross-legged, at the low tables, and the girls serving, barefoot and tunicked, in the soft light of the dangling lamps. I saw one fellow, with a string, tie the hands of a girl behind her, and gesture her to the alcove in which she was to await him while he finished his conversation, and his meal and drink. Watching, I wondered how several of the males I had known on Earth might have reacted to what I beheld. Some, I supposed, could not even have comprehended it. - (Quarry of Gor)