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"I shall tell a girl, Master," I said, passing him on the first balcony, making my way to the second, which was the fourth level of the tavern. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #16)

My hair had begun to grow out, from having been shaved away for the voyage on the slave ship, but it was still quite short; I wore a broad Koora, which, kerchieflike, covered most of my head. When I had come to the Chatka and Curla I, and Narla, too, had been dipped and scrubbed, to clear us of ship lice and the residues of filth accumulated from the voyage and our consequent captivity; the dip was of water saturated with chemicals toxic to ship lice; we did not open our eyes or mouth when held under by the girls cleaning us; they controlled us by a clamp placed on the right ear lobe; later we were permitted to bathe ourselves; few baths in my life had I appreciated more than that one. "Paga!" cried a man. "I shall tell a girl, Master," I said, passing him on the first balcony, making my way to the second, which was the fourth level of the tavern. On the ramp to the high balcony I passed Narla, returning from that level. "The man at Table Six on the first balcony wants paga," I said, "Slave". "Fetch it yourself," she said, "Slave". - (Slave Girl of Gor)