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He then placed the wrapping in the wallet slung from his belt, and gestured that I should leave the pantry, which I did. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #10)

He indicated that I should follow him down the stairs, to the long pantry, adjoining the kitchen. There, in the pantry, he opened the package, which contained a small, gray tunic. He handed me the garment and told me to return to the pantry, in the garment, at the Eleventh Ahn. He then placed the wrapping in the wallet slung from his belt, and gestured that I should leave the pantry, which I did. Only a few steps from the pantry, however, distraught and confused, the tunic in my hand, I turned about, wildly, and rushed back to the pantry, to beg him for some intelligence as to what this whole mad business, so curious and mysterious, might be about, but the pantry was empty. Shortly before the Eleventh Ahn I donned the gray tunic, which had an odd feel about it, and returned to the pantry. He was in the pantry, waiting for me. - (Quarry of Gor)