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She did not know for certain how long it had been since she had last eaten, presumably the preceding evening, but possibly the evening before last. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #235)

If the guards were not pleased she would be beaten. Having been chained, she had feared that she had been forgotten, but the two instructrices called for her, shortly before the sixteenth Ahn, and the guard had freed her, that she might be taken, hands bound behind her, hooded and leashed, to the Chamber of Preparation. There were many parts of the house, which in some respects seemed almost labyrinthine, with which she was unfamiliar. She did not know for certain how long it had been since she had last eaten, presumably the preceding evening, but possibly the evening before last. "After tassa powder," said the man, "a girl is often ravenously hungry. But when the girl awakens in ropes, or chains, she must wait to find out if she is to be fed or not". Ellen sensed that the man might be holding something in his hands, something in each hand. - (Prize of Gor)