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Now who, I asked myself, would be likely to favor such an arrangement? And why, I asked myself, would I be here, doing what I was doing? And I was suddenly very afraid. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #89)

I supposed that if one wished to be in an area where one might be comfortably ensconced and relatively inconspicuous, it would be hard to have made a better choice. One placing oneself here would not be likely to suffer from the noticeable prominence of affluence nor the meddling, critical scrutiny of inquisitive, crowding, perhaps suspicious or hostile, neighbors. Here, I supposed, one would attract little attention. Now who, I asked myself, would be likely to favor such an arrangement? And why, I asked myself, would I be here, doing what I was doing? And I was suddenly very afraid. "Hold, slave!" I heard, a fierce, commanding woman's voice. Surely that of a free woman! What slave would dare speak like that? "Hold!" she screamed. I knew the voice! I was terrified. - (Quarry of Gor)