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Almost all of them had been broken into by the slaves, and whatever they held had been taken or scattered. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #8)

Those who had been killed had been stripped of clothing and weapons, both of which the ill-clad, unarmed slaves required desperately. I knew that I didn't have a great deal of time, for the avenging tarnsmen of Tharna would soon be visible against the three moons. I examined the low, wooden buildings which dotted the ugly landscape in the vicinity of the mines. Almost all of them had been broken into by the slaves, and whatever they held had been taken or scattered. Not a piece of steel remained in the arms shed; not a crust of bread remained in the tubs in the commissary huts. In the office of the Administrator of the Mines, he who once had given the command, "Drown them all," I found a stripped body, slashed almost beyond recognition. Yet I had seen it once before, when I had been turned over by the soldier to his gentle care. - (Outlaw of Gor)