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She could not go with me into the Sardar, of course, and when I abandoned her, she, alone and unprotected, would soon fall prey to a beast or find herself on yet another slaver's chain. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #244)

Targo seemed relieved. Clutching me by the elbow, he guided me back to the tree where the blond girl knelt chained. As I looked at her I asked myself why she, and why not another, or why any? What would it matter if her thigh, too, should wear that graceful brand? I supposed it was mostly the institution of slavery I objected to, and that that institution was not altered if I should, as an act of foolish sentiment, free one girl. She could not go with me into the Sardar, of course, and when I abandoned her, she, alone and unprotected, would soon fall prey to a beast or find herself on yet another slaver's chain. Yes, I told myself, it was foolish. "I have decided not to buy her," I said. Then, strangely, the girl's head lifted and she looked into my eyes. - (Outlaw of Gor)