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So narrowly, I suspected, had riots and revolution been averted. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #125)

Wisely I thought had the government withdrawn from its projected policies of devirilization, which, indeed, had never been advanced beyond the stage of proposals. It had discovered, simply, clearly, and immediately, that most males of the city would not give up their manhood, even if they were praised for doing so. Indeed, even the Ubara herself, it seemed, had reaffirmed that slave girls should be obedient and try to please their masters. So narrowly, I suspected, had riots and revolution been averted. Still, I supposed, there might be spies in the audience. I doubted if the ponderous fellow would be popular with the authorities. "If only some magician would aid me in my dilemma!" wept the ponderous fellow. - (Magicians of Gor)