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Tor-tu-Gor was still bright, but there were long shadows, from the awnings, lying across the nearer track. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #239)

That is clear in law. But how frightening it sometimes is for her to realize that that is true, that it is all of her that is owned. I supposed the saddle beasts, the racers, were now being prepared for the final races, which would culminate the day. Tor-tu-Gor was still bright, but there were long shadows, from the awnings, lying across the nearer track. Across the way, at the far track, male work slaves were scattering water on the track. People were now beginning to return to the tiers. I sat there on the tier, tunicked, my legs closely together, my hands braceleted behind me, my left ankle fastened to the tier ring. - (Conspirators of Gor)