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I remembered, briefly, irrelevantly, that my mother had once poisoned my small dog, which had ruined one of her slippers. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #324)

I knew nothing of such work. I had not been a good person, but I was not a murderess. Yet I must kill. I remembered, briefly, irrelevantly, that my mother had once poisoned my small dog, which had ruined one of her slippers. I had loved the tiny animal, which had played with me, and had given me the affection, the love, which my parents had denied me, or had been too busy to bestow. It had died in the basement, in the darkness behind the furnace, where it had fled, howling and whimpering, biting at me when I, a hysterical, weeping child, had tried to touch it and hold it. Tears sprang into my eyes. - (Captive of Gor)