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I did not regard the so-called Bruno of Torcadino as lightly as might have Euphrosyne. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #160)

I had seen him once before, of course, on board a moored ship in Brundisium. It was he who had been referred to, but skeptically, as Bruno of Torcadino. Indeed, I had heard that name again, during my interview in the alcove, when I, hooded and chained, had knelt before an interlocutor whose identity had been concealed from me. I did not regard the so-called Bruno of Torcadino as lightly as might have Euphrosyne. Cripple that he was he had braved and defied, even intimidated, men both armed and dangerous. He had frightened me, as might have a dangerous animal, unexpectedly come through a portal before one, unrestrained and baleful. Even had he seen me I did not think he would recognize me, and certainly not in passing and at a distance. - (Quarry of Gor)