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As it was now evening, she may already have been picked up and returned to her "master," Ho-Tosk, possibly for a lashing as a runaway slave and doubtless for a "return" to her service in the tavern, her service as a lowly, available paga girl. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #11)

This had to do, I gathered, with information obtained yesterday from the interrogation of Dorna the Proud, though so lofty an appellation was scarcely appropriate for a collar girl. She was now simply "Dorna," and 'Dorna', of course, was a mere slave name, put on an owned beast at the discretion or whim of masters. She would have awakened this morning, cold and on stones, struggling to consciousness, initially distraught and confused, somewhere in Port Kar, finding herself in the tunic and collar of the Golden Chain. As it was now evening, she may already have been picked up and returned to her "master," Ho-Tosk, possibly for a lashing as a runaway slave and doubtless for a "return" to her service in the tavern, her service as a lowly, available paga girl. "Paga, paga!" called another fellow. I was not serving. I, and three others, Cella, Korinna, and Ianthe, a different Ianthe from she whom I knew so well from the tavern, unclothed save for our collars, on all fours, were beneath the table. - (Quarry of Gor)