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But they would have followed, in any event, merely to obtain her, for they believed, it seemed, that she had seen or heard too much. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3081)

"Go!" "Give us the she, the she-slave," said Kardok. It was for her, at least in part, Ellen knew, that they, the spokesman and his men, and Kardok and his beasts, had originally followed Portus Canio and the other fugitives from the Brundisium camp. Doubtless some of them, or at least those higher amongst them, had hopes, as well, of obtaining clues as to the location of purloined gold. But they would have followed, in any event, merely to obtain her, for they believed, it seemed, that she had seen or heard too much. This seemed to her pathetically ironic, for she understood little or nothing. To be sure, she had gathered that the beasts and the men were not what they seemed, and that there was some form of communication amongst them. Perhaps that was seeing, and hearing, too much. - (Prize of Gor)