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I gathered that much rence paper had been taken from the four islands, before they had been set afire. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #11)

By the time that dawn's gray knife had touched the waters of the marsh the work of the men of Port Kar was mostly done. Their slaves, their torches extinguished, were loading the narrow, high-prowed barges, treading long, narrow planks extending from the barges to the matting of the island. Some of them carried rolls of rence paper, tied together by marsh vine, others the human booty of the raid. I gathered that much rence paper had been taken from the four islands, before they had been set afire. Surely there was more being loaded than could have been on the central island alone. The rence paper was loaded forward, carefully, in stacks, like corded wood, that it not be damaged. The slaves, like fish, were thrown between the rowers benches, and aft, forward of the tiller deck, three and four deep. - (Raiders of Gor)