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It did not occur to me immediately, but I conjectured, a moment later, given the terror of Dorna, and the situation below me, the fire, the pole, the pool, and such, what must be occurring. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #99)

It was fastened about her by what seemed numberless loops of coarse rope. There was a light sheen about the wrappings, the blankets, sheets, or whatever they might be. It reflected the fire light in a way unfamiliar to me, certainly not like common rep-cloth, a cheap, common material often used for the garmenting of slaves. It did not occur to me immediately, but I conjectured, a moment later, given the terror of Dorna, and the situation below me, the fire, the pole, the pool, and such, what must be occurring. I wanted, desperately, to pull away from the ring to which I was fastened. I regarded the material in which Dorna was wrapped. It must have been treated, perhaps saturated, with some unusual substance or substances. - (Quarry of Gor)