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This perplexed me, and made me uneasy, for it suggested that, at least initially, I had not been reserved for slave use. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #3)

We then, I being guided, brushed through the beaded curtain, and turned left, toward the alcoves. I am Interviewed I knelt in the alcove, waiting. I had not been told to remove my tunic, nor even to leave it parted. This perplexed me, and made me uneasy, for it suggested that, at least initially, I had not been reserved for slave use. What then might masters wish, in such a place and at such a time? The leather curtains of the alcove had been drawn shut. I supposed that some sign or token had been placed on the curtains, on the outside, to indicate that the alcove was temporarily unavailable to the public. On the inside of the curtains there are fastenings by means of which the alcove, once entered, may be secured, the curtains tied shut, this protecting the privacy of its occupants. - (Quarry of Gor)