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It seemed clear to me that the Lady Dorna, like Bruno of Torcadino and the man with the scar, though now independently, sought the former Lady Julia Leta, presumably to return her to Ar's Street of Coins, that an example might be made of her which would serve to deter others from succumbing to similar temptations. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #62)

She need not know that Adraste was actually owned by someone else, whom I did not know. "When did she disappear?" asked the woman. "She has not been in the tavern for some days now," I said. It seemed clear to me that the Lady Dorna, like Bruno of Torcadino and the man with the scar, though now independently, sought the former Lady Julia Leta, presumably to return her to Ar's Street of Coins, that an example might be made of her which would serve to deter others from succumbing to similar temptations. Presumably there would be some sort of recompense or reward for her return to the Street of Coins, but I did not understand the reference to "untold wealth". There are many rumors on Gor. It is well known that stories may be enlarged and embellished from telling to telling. - (Quarry of Gor)