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It seemed she was pleased with everything shown. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #11)

The case with the Lady Bina was quite otherwise. She was brought from her hiding place, cell, or quarters, to a court chamber near the front of the palace. There, unseen ourselves, by means of a secret panel, we observed her, sitting, being shown varieties of rich cloths by slaves, from amongst which cloths she might choose, for the measuring and sewing of robes. It seemed she was pleased with everything shown. She seemed intent, and in good spirits, and did not seem aware she was in any sense a prisoner. She was then, after a time, her business seemingly concluded, conducted away, to be returned to her secret location in the palace, which secret location was now known to us, thanks to the intelligence afforded by the Lady Alexina, who had been only too pleased to be removed from Lyris' cage and returned to her shackle, fastened at the slave ring. The spears were pulled away, and Kurik and I proceeded down the hall. - (Plunder of Gor)