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Beside me, at my stirrup, on a tether fastened to the pommel of my saddle, her feet protected in leather, her body covered with the white sheet, it serving as garment and head-enclosing hood, was a girl, a slave. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1276)

The drums began the beat of the march. There was a jangling of kaiila harness, the movement of weapons. I began the march. Beside me, at my stirrup, on a tether fastened to the pommel of my saddle, her feet protected in leather, her body covered with the white sheet, it serving as garment and head-enclosing hood, was a girl, a slave. I was not sure what I would do with her, whether I would keep her for a time, or sell her. I had picked her up, and claimed her for my own, in what had been the kasbah of Abdul, Ibn Saran, who had been Salt Ubar in the Tahari, the Guard of the Dunes. It was said she had been a high slave, even the preferred slave of Ibn Saran. - (Tribesmen of Gor)