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I recalled the movement in the waters, the brief appearance, softly gliding, that movement, so silent, and smooth, of the gray spine, and high fin. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #197)

We are not allowed out alone after dark. And who, in any event, can escape the confines of a house, or the chains which fasten us to the foot of a master's couch? We are seldom allowed outside the walls of a city, if not in the company of our master, or in some comparable custody. I looked down, to my left, into the canal. I recalled the movement in the waters, the brief appearance, softly gliding, that movement, so silent, and smooth, of the gray spine, and high fin. I shuddered. As a slave I was unable to alter my condition, no matter how much I might wish to do so; I was utterly helpless; my will was nothing. I well knew that my bondage, as that of others like myself, was perfect, and complete. - (Quarry of Gor)