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Men who might have been interested in bidding on them, having found them of interest in the exhibition cages, might then follow them to the designated circles, to continue their appraisal. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #403)

"Wine, girl!" called a fellow, lifting his goblet, and Ellen rushed to him. In a few Ehn Ellen, her pitcher half full, stood back in the darkness, some yards from the closest fires. The first of the formal dancers had been called to one circle or another, following the hailings of the torch-bearing crier. Men who might have been interested in bidding on them, having found them of interest in the exhibition cages, might then follow them to the designated circles, to continue their appraisal. Others, too, of course, the curious, the lustful, the admirers of beauty, and such, tended to gather about the circles in question. How beautiful the dancers are, thought Ellen. A few moments ago, she had peered between men, pausing in her serving, to watch perform some among the first of the summoned dancers. - (Prize of Gor)