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Generally in the evening I ate with Thurnock and Clitus, with their slaves, and Midice. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #119)

I did, however, specify that it would be she who must personally wait my table and serve my food each night, that I might each night renew my pleasure at finding my former Mistress, weary from her day's labors, soiled and uncombed, in her brief, miserable, stained rep-cloth garment, serving me as Kettle Slave. Following the meal she would retire to my quarters which, on hands and knees, with brush and bucket, she would scrub to the satisfaction of a Whip Slave, with strap, standing over her. Then she would retire again to the kitchens for the work there that would have been left for her, after which, when finished, she would be chained for the night. Generally in the evening I ate with Thurnock and Clitus, with their slaves, and Midice. Sometimes we were joined by Tab. Captains, commonly, do not eat with their men. My attention was returned now to the meeting of the Council of the Captains of Port Kar. - (Raiders of Gor)