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"Citizens of Brundisium, and guests," called Belnar, rising to his feet, "I would have preferred for the Lady Yanina, that distinguished citizeness of Brundisium, known to you all, that true servant of our palace and state, that lovely courtier, my trusted agent, my beautiful operative, to conduct the next portion of the evening's entertainment, for the triumph implicit in this moment is in a special sense hers. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #122)

"You have not had her enslaved on the evening of her triumph, have you?" "No, Ubar!" said Flaminius. "I am joking," said Belnar. "Yes, Ubar," said Flaminius, uneasily, wiping his brow. "Citizens of Brundisium, and guests," called Belnar, rising to his feet, "I would have preferred for the Lady Yanina, that distinguished citizeness of Brundisium, known to you all, that true servant of our palace and state, that lovely courtier, my trusted agent, my beautiful operative, to conduct the next portion of the evening's entertainment, for the triumph implicit in this moment is in a special sense hers. Yet, alas, she is detained! Unfortunately, as the evening now arrives at its climax, we must proceed without her". There were some cries of disappointment, of protest. "Shall we wait longer?" asked Belnar. - (Players of Gor)