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I have not felt myself as owned, as overcome and helpless, as the tabuk doe in the jaws of the lari, the young she-verr clasped in the talons of the tarn. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #204)

"So?" I said. "I do not think I have been owned as might be your slave of slaves, the one you would die to possess. I have not seen in your eyes the unexampled, terrifying predatory lust of the approaching lari, the keen, piercing glance of the tarn. I have not felt myself as owned, as overcome and helpless, as the tabuk doe in the jaws of the lari, the young she-verr clasped in the talons of the tarn. I have not been seized, flung down, and devastated. I have not known the decisive click of the collar lock which informs me that I have been decisively, triumphantly claimed. I have not felt the ropes on me of that master of masters, by whom I would know myself possessed as the most helpless and most desired of slaves is possessed". - (Smugglers of Gor)