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Thurnock had tied the two bottles of wine about her neck, that it might be easier for her, and she held the sack of cups over her head, that they might not be washed with sea water. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #126)

I waded toward the shore. I glanced back to see Thurnock lowering Cara over the side, with the wine and sack of cups, into the waiting arms of her master, Rim. He did not carry her, but set her on her feet in the water, and then turned after me. Thurnock had tied the two bottles of wine about her neck, that it might be easier for her, and she held the sack of cups over her head, that they might not be washed with sea water. It was thus that she made her way to shore. I felt the sand of the beach beneath my feet. I now slung the sword over my left shoulder, in the Gorean fashion. - (Hunters of Gor)