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"It frightened her," said Misk, "and your father asked that she be allowed to return to Earth, for, loving her, he wished her to be happy and also perhaps he wanted you to know something of his old world". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #125)

I still held the memory of the lonely, beautiful woman whom I had known so briefly in my childhood, who in those short years had so loved me. Inwardly I cursed the Mul-Torch that had brought tears to the eyes of a Warrior of Ko-ro-ba. "Why did she not remain on Gor?" I asked. "It frightened her," said Misk, "and your father asked that she be allowed to return to Earth, for, loving her, he wished her to be happy and also perhaps he wanted you to know something of his old world". "But I found the letter in the mountains, where I had made camp by accident," I said. "When it was clear where you would camp the letter was placed there," said Misk. "Then it did not lie there for more than three hundred years?" "Of course not," said Misk, "the risk of discovery would have been too great". - (Priest-Kings of Gor)