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"Do you recall," I asked, "who it was who struck Suleiman Pasha?" To be sure, I had asked her this question before, more than once, and had asked it, too, more than once, of another. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #82)

She looked up, frightened. It was Zaya, the red-haired girl, who had served sugars with the black wine in the palace of Suleiman Pasha. She had testified against me at Nine Wells. "Do you recall," I asked, "who it was who struck Suleiman Pasha?" To be sure, I had asked her this question before, more than once, and had asked it, too, more than once, of another. While I had pleasured myself with another woman, Tafa, I had occasionally had two slaves summoned that they might, bangled, and collared, and otherwise nude, attend on us, with black wine, sugars, fruits, nuts, and various sweets. "Hamid!" she wept. "Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai!" Zaya had been one of those slaves. - (Tribesmen of Gor)