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The soldier, the armsman, cursing, leapt from its surface. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2288)

In that moment, in a great flash of lightning, she saw a figure, that of the officer, hurling aside his blankets, rising angrily to his feet. And at the same time she heard a cry of rage from beneath the boards of the inverted wagon, and the entire surface beneath her, seemed to shudder, and buck, once, twice, exerting force upon the straining ropes fastened to the stakes, and then the wagon rose up, suddenly, the ropes tautening and dragging stakes from the softened, rain-drenched earth. "Alert!" cried the officer, his weapon drawn, momentarily illuminated in another chainlike, frightening blazing in the sky. The soldier, the armsman, cursing, leapt from its surface. The wagon was then up, suddenly on its side, the open wagon bed momentarily facing the officer, and his mustering men. Ellen, terrified, half-blinded in the rain, braceleted as she was, was twisted about, dragged to the side. The wagon rocked. - (Prize of Gor)