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I saw that she did not raise the hems of her robes more than a hort or two, scarcely enough to lift them from the sand. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #42)

I looked beyond her, out, back past torches. Now that I was on my knees and the men were to one side, I could see the lines of the barge, purple and gilded, near the bank, that with the golden cabin, covered with golden netting. "Do you know who I am?" she asked. I saw that she did not raise the hems of her robes more than a hort or two, scarcely enough to lift them from the sand. The soldiers of Ar, regulars, were closely and exactly disciplined. Yet I suspected that she had enough woman's sense not to reveal her ankles among them. They were, of course, men, and Gorean men, and had been long from a woman. - (Vagabonds of Gor)