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I realized then that such a warrior had undoubtedly captured many women, that many beauties, both slave and free, before me, and doubtless after me, would, as bound prizes, helplessly grace his saddle. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #813)

I groaned. "I would not even put you with my women," he said. I closed my eyes. I realized then that such a warrior had undoubtedly captured many women, that many beauties, both slave and free, before me, and doubtless after me, would, as bound prizes, helplessly grace his saddle. Among such riches, I, Elinor Brinton, realized that to such a man, a warrior, a tarnsman among tarnsmen, I was of little account, only another girl and perhaps a poor sort of one at that. He had little more interest in me than in a piece of meat, which he had captured and tied. "You should be sold to a peddler," he said. - (Captive of Gor)