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Despite the might and horror of the object to which he addressed himself, there was neither reluctance nor apology, nor cringing, nor fear, in the tone of the man in the bow of the canal boat. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #172)

We are at the mercy of the strength of birds, the stamina of kaiila, the beat of the long oars and the accommodations of congenial winds. Time takes time. Expedition is afoot". Despite the might and horror of the object to which he addressed himself, there was neither reluctance nor apology, nor cringing, nor fear, in the tone of the man in the bow of the canal boat. He spoke as might a Ubar to a Ubar. I sensed he might rule a realm, though one subtle, dark, and concealed in shadows. I had the sense I had seen him before, even if not directly. - (Quarry of Gor)