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I was now more confident that the slavers who had taken me may have known their business after all, at least as far as externals were concerned. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #73)

If men do not wish to hear us, we must be silent. It seemed to me now that I could feel the interest of the men, reaching toward me, almost like heat, in waves of desire. I now felt less frightened. I was now more confident that the slavers who had taken me may have known their business after all, at least as far as externals were concerned. I was such, it seemed, as might quite plausibly appear upon a slave block. And I wondered if only I, at that time, had known the "internals," so to speak, of these matters, that I was such as would be fittingly placed on such a block, indeed, that I was such that I, in a sense, belonged on such a block. Could they have known that, as well, from some clues I was not even fully aware of? It seemed possible. - (Witness of Gor)