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He turned his bleeding, eyeless head to Grendel, and then, with his wide paws, covered the holes where his eyes had been, as though he could not bear to see what he might have seen, could he have seen. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #76)

Tiresias made no attempt to resist, protect himself, or retaliate. Then all the Kurii in the room began to direct what I took to be abuse on the injured Kur. Grendel, too, sprang up and contributed to the opprobrious uproar, and it was only then, when this was done, that Tiresias reacted. He turned his bleeding, eyeless head to Grendel, and then, with his wide paws, covered the holes where his eyes had been, as though he could not bear to see what he might have seen, could he have seen. Tiresias was then, with the sharp sticks, striking and jabbing, hurried from the room. While this took place the machine had been quiescent, though, I supposed, from the gleam of the eye-like things, not unaware of what had occurred. Next two Kurii came before the machine, and stood before it, side by side, each, in turn, with great agitation, addressing it. - (Conspirators of Gor)