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I passed a boy in a shop using a bow lathe. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #365)

It would look well on the slim ankles of the lovely Miss Blake-Allen. I passed a fellow inlaying wood, and the shop of a silversmith, and stalls filled with baskets, some of which, grain baskets, were large enough to hold a man. In another place tanned, dyed leathers were hanging, purple, red, yellow. I passed a boy in a shop using a bow lathe. He spins the wood with bow and string, held in his right hand. He uses his left hand and his right foot to guide the cutting tool. Djellabas and burnooses, sleeveless, hooded desert cloaks, were being sold in another stall. - (Tribesmen of Gor)