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She was surely under no delusion, now, as to whether Aemilianus and the others knew the truth. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #551)

I did not think she was under any delusion as to who would be believed in any conflict of testimonies. Too, of course, Lady Claudia, still a free person, who could render free testimony, not even extracted under torture, for example, had been present. Too, the young crossbowman, though she would not know his identity, as she had been hooded, had been there later, when she had, by the code of whimpers, acknowledged herself a slave, and before him, and me, had performed an enticing, placatory slave behavior. She was surely under no delusion, now, as to whether Aemilianus and the others knew the truth. They had merely been playing with a slave. "It is a serious matter," said Aemilianus to her, "when a she-tarsk claims not to be a she-tarsk". "I did not claim explicitly to be a free woman, Master!" she wept. - (Renegades of Gor)