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"I did not understand that! If a nondescript peasant, a lowly one, can do it, so can anyone! Bring another grain of rice!" The magician, with one movement of the field sword, severed the knot of hair which held the slave's head back, against the post. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #191)

Two tiny halves of a grain of rice lay parted on the girl's forehead, and she cried out, suddenly, expelling breath, and had fainted in the ropes. Men cried out, awed. "So it is easily done!" cried out Izo. "I did not understand that! If a nondescript peasant, a lowly one, can do it, so can anyone! Bring another grain of rice!" The magician, with one movement of the field sword, severed the knot of hair which held the slave's head back, against the post. Her head, she unconscious, fell forward, some cut hair falling about the post. His blade then entered itself amongst the ropes which bound her, and they leaped away from her body, and she slumped to the foot of the post. "How dare you free her?" exclaimed Izo, angrily. - (Rebels of Gor)