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She was a highly intelligent woman, was the lovely Lady Ina, and I did not doubt but what she would keep well within the character of a mute rence girl. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #333)

He turned back to the girl, bending to her ankles. The others, too, then crowded about her. I heard her gasp, probably as her ankles were jerked apart, preparing her for usage. She was a highly intelligent woman, was the lovely Lady Ina, and I did not doubt but what she would keep well within the character of a mute rence girl. Surely better that than the impaling spear. I heard her gasp again, startled. I supposed that when she had entered the delta in the purple barge, she, a high lady of Ar, in her silks and jewels, had not expected to serve common soldiers in one of the familiar modalities of a lowly captive. - (Vagabonds of Gor)