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Certainly I had no wish to jeopardize my relationship with them, a relationship which had been to this point plentifully lucrative, and, hopefully, would continue to be so, and perhaps even more so. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #324)

I hoped they did not realize what they were doing to me, or how they were making me feel. I must comply with their wishes, I told myself, because they were, or seemed to be, my employers of a sort. Certainly I should try to please them. Certainly I had no wish to jeopardize my relationship with them, a relationship which had been to this point plentifully lucrative, and, hopefully, would continue to be so, and perhaps even more so. I watched them drinking in the customary fashion, as one would expect. Then I, again, sipped coffee from the cup, holding it in both hands, like a small bowl. I supposed there might be a culture, or cultures, in which one, or at least one such as I, drank as I was drinking, kneeling, so holding the cup. - (Kajira of Gor)