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I was pleased that Ina did not whimper affirmatively to that, for, in the past few years, slave girls were not as unknown in the marshes as earlier. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #161)

I feared, for an instant, she might speak. But she looked up, her lips a bit apart, and made a tiny sound. "As a rencer," he said, "you probably do not know the meaning of that sign". I was pleased that Ina did not whimper affirmatively to that, for, in the past few years, slave girls were not as unknown in the marshes as earlier. She would, presumably, in one of the rence villages or another, on one of the rence islands, have seen such a brand on some beauty, perhaps stolen from a slave barge. One or two of the men about looked at Plenius, idly, puzzled. He crouched down before Ina. - (Vagabonds of Gor)