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He had, too, taken two sleen alive, and four panthers, and these were in stout cages of wood, lashed together with leather. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #6)

From where we sat, cross-legged, across from one another, before the low table, I could see the tent ropes stretched taut to stakes in the ground, the drainage ditch cut around the base of the tent, the wall of saplings, sharpened, which surrounded the camp. I could see, too, Marlenus' men, at their fires and shelters. Here and there were piled boxes, and rolls of canvas, and, too, at places, were poles and frames on which skins were stretched, trophies of his luck in the sport. He had, too, taken two sleen alive, and four panthers, and these were in stout cages of wood, lashed together with leather. "Wine," said Marlenus. He was served by the beautiful slave girl. "Would you care for a game?" asked Marlenus, indicating a board and pieces which stood to one side. - (Hunters of Gor)