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"It is hard to conceive of a woman better exhibited," I said, "unless perhaps she was bound naked on a spinning exhibition rack, her hands tied over her head". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #417)

"Behold," proclaimed Tajima, looking down, pleased, upon his handiwork, "the daughter of Lord Yamada, supposed Shogun of the Islands, a slave, and the slave of Tajima, servitor to the daimyo, Lord Nishida of Nara, Tajima, officer in the tarn cavalry of Lord Temmu, commanded by the warrior Tarl Cabot". The slave struggled a little, but could do nothing to free herself. "What think you?" asked Tajima. "It is hard to conceive of a woman better exhibited," I said, "unless perhaps she was bound naked on a spinning exhibition rack, her hands tied over her head". "And you, Haruki, gardener san?" he asked. "She is quite different from she whom I once knew as Sumomo," said Haruki. "She whom I once knew as Sumomo was a free woman, delicate and refined, as fragile, soft, and exquisite as the petal of a veminium, but, too, petty and unpleasant, cruel and deceitful, arrogant and haughty, impatient and short-tempered, clad in rich garmenture, with silken slippers, with long hair, glistening like dark stars, curled high about her head, fixed in place with a high, black, jade comb". - (Rebels of Gor)