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How might one do so? If I could not win the confidence of Adraste by a feigned friendship, to achieve some measure of proximity, to further my small mission of espionage, perhaps I might alarm her, or intimidate her, to the point that she might feel it wise to endure my company, my occasional nearness or intrusiveness, however unwillingly. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #112)

Before such men we hoped to be permitted to kneel. Before such men a woman begs to kneel. I had an end to achieve. How might one do so? If I could not win the confidence of Adraste by a feigned friendship, to achieve some measure of proximity, to further my small mission of espionage, perhaps I might alarm her, or intimidate her, to the point that she might feel it wise to endure my company, my occasional nearness or intrusiveness, however unwillingly. Under the circumstances I did not think that my interlocutor in the alcove, or his mysterious principal, would object. "You might be interested," I said, "in something I heard, something which might be of interest to you". "I am not interested," said Adraste. - (Quarry of Gor)