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He lifted his head, and looked away from me, out through the trees. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1129)

I found these sensations deeply disturbing, and profoundly thrilling. I stood straight. I, though a girl of Earth, virginal, well trained and conditioned, intelligent and of good family, wanted to throw myself naked in the grass at the feet of such a man, his. He lifted his head, and looked away from me, out through the trees. I was eager to carry his shield, to have its heavy weight placed across my small back, that I might serve him again, as I had before, as his lovely beast of burden, heeling him, but he did not again stagger me beneath that ponderous weight. He stood now, I knew, in a country of enemies. He retained the shield, as he did the spear, the sword. - (Slave Girl of Gor)