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Saphrar looked pained, but not much more so than was required by courtesy. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #38)

It might be gilled, like Gorean sharks, probably descendants of Earth sharks placed experimentally in Thassa millennia ago by Priest-Kings, or it might have the gurdo, the layered, ventral membrane, shielded by porous plating, of several of the marine predators perhaps native to Gor, perhaps brought to Gor by Priest-Kings from some other, more distant world than Earth. Whatever it was, I would soon learn. "I do not care to watch this," Ha-Keel said, "so with your permission, I shall withdraw". Saphrar looked pained, but not much more so than was required by courtesy. He benignly lifted his small fat hand with the carmine fingernails and said, "By all means, my dear Ha-Keel, withdraw if you so wish". Ha-Keel nodded curtly and turned abruptly and angrily strode from the room. "Am I to be thrown bound into the pool?" I asked. - (Nomads of Gor)