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I had then hurried, belled, to join the others, kneeling in the shadows. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #15)

Then, would there not be time to reach the parapet, crush resistance, and reach the safety of the waiting barges? I and the other slaves, by means of a narrow, obscure stairway, one of those different from the open, broader stairwells which a column of men might ascend abreast, had now reached the inner vestibule of the holding, adjacent to the outer vestibule, that closest to the canal gate. I was the last to reach it, and be admitted through the hastily constructed barricade which essentially sealed it off from the holding as a whole, for, being bound, I had been obliged to move with great care on the steep, narrow stairs. "Be with the other slaves," had said a man, gesturing to the side of the inner vestibule. I had then hurried, belled, to join the others, kneeling in the shadows. A few were tunicked. They, I gathered, had not required a rescuing from the intruders. Some slaves I did not see. - (Quarry of Gor)