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She had hoped, I was sure, that the first guard would win. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #206)

"What, Masters," she asked, "—what, Masters—what if there is a tie, a draw, Masters?" "Then we share you," said one of the fellows. "Now be silent". "Yes, Masters," she said, and lay back down, quietly, on the stones, naked, in her chains, to await their pleasure. She had hoped, I was sure, that the first guard would win. It was he who had so initially terrified her in the chamber of the commercial praetor, who had placed his hands upon her hips and looked down upon her, who had reached within her hood to turn her face to his, who had dared to threaten the integrity of her veil, who had brushed up the hem of her robes and had calmly examined an ankle and calf. I had realized even then that she had found him despicably handsome. Even then it had been clear to me that she had wondered what it would be to be in his arms. - (Witness of Gor)