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"How eagerly you eat the gruel of bondmaids," he had commented. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #46)

For a full day, too, the coverlet had been left tied over her head, fastened by the twice-turned, knotted scarf about her neck. On the second day, it had been thrust up only that the spike of a water bag could be thrust between her teeth, and then replaced; on her third day the coverlet was torn away and, with the scarf, thrown overboard; Ivar Forkbeard, on that day, watered her and, with a spoon, fed her a bit of bondmaid gruel. Starving, she had snatched at it greedily. "How eagerly you eat the gruel of bondmaids," he had commented. Then she had refused to eat more. But, the next day, to his amusement, she reached forth her mouth eagerly for the nourishment. On the fifth day, and thereafter, for her feedings, he would tie her ankles and release her from the mast, her wrists then fettered before her, that she might feed herself. - (Marauders of Gor)