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Despite my uneasiness, my trepidation, and such, I was muchly pleased that I had been purchased, even by such a man, before the return of the seemingly murderously intent Dorna of Tharna. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #8)

I was afraid to belong to him, as there was something in his carriage and attitude which suggested cruelty and violence, purpose and menace. Too, I had sensed how men had feared him in Brundisium. He, though handicapped, had not even been attacked for that next silver stater, a valuable coin, due upon the delivery of a certain slave. Despite my uneasiness, my trepidation, and such, I was muchly pleased that I had been purchased, even by such a man, before the return of the seemingly murderously intent Dorna of Tharna. I had no desire to be cast to tharlarion. I hoped to please him. I had little doubt that failure to do so might mean my life. - (Quarry of Gor)