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Given the noises of various males, presumably on occasional walkways, or possibly even in other canal boats, passing, I soon realized why I had been permitted to stand. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #17)

I was walked, a tavern's man's hand on my arm, to one of the nearby canals, where I was handed down into the arms of a fellow. "You may hold to the rail," I was told, and my hands were placed on the rail. A moment later the propelling oar moved, and the canal boat was underway. Given the noises of various males, presumably on occasional walkways, or possibly even in other canal boats, passing, I soon realized why I had been permitted to stand. I was still in a tunic of the Golden Chain and Ho-Tosk was not averse to displaying me, even hooded, as one of his girls. Similarly, as noted before, he sometimes let us roam about the city, suitably tunicked, as living advertisements, so to speak. "She is an Ahn girl," I had heard cry, and more than once. - (Quarry of Gor)