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"That is exactly," he said to the assembled throng, "how she was when I first knew her!" He turned to some men in the room who wore green robes. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #29)

"Splendid!" he said. She wondered if he had, even then, as a student, she feared he had, while she taught, sitting at her desk, behind its modesty screen, or moving before the class, she was sure of it, speculated upon her, stripping her in his mind, considering what she might look like as a female slave, his. And she now knelt before his chair, on the cold marble, a slave girl, his. "That is exactly," he said to the assembled throng, "how she was when I first knew her!" He turned to some men in the room who wore green robes. "You have done well with her," he said, "as you have with the others". They bowed courteously. He descended from the curule chair, for the first time in their encounters in this room, and walked about her, scrutinizing her, perhaps appraising her. - (Prize of Gor)