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"Larger items of greater value," I said, "gold plate and silver vessels, if you had them, and women, and such, would not be disposed of locally. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #46)

"Clearly," he said. "Could you recognize, again," I asked, "the small goods, trinkets and such, which you received in trade from the confederate of the raiders, the spy and scout of the intruders, he a merchant or in the guise of a merchant, and which were soon stolen back by the raiders?" "Some, I suppose," he said. "I could doubtless more easily recognize larger items, of greater value". "Larger items of greater value," I said, "gold plate and silver vessels, if you had them, and women, and such, would not be disposed of locally. I doubt even that they would be sold on Cos or Tyros. The risk would be too great. But smaller items, say, a ring or buckle, regarded as negligible or paltry, might very well have been kept by, or distributed amongst, the raiders". - (Avengers of Gor)