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Vas of Anango lowered me to the walkway and I found myself in leading position, my head at his hip, his hand twisted in my hair. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #229)

On this walkway, amongst some men and women, waiting, gathered perhaps for news, was Seremides, Talena, and a slave in the livery of the Golden Chain, holding what appeared to be a flat, soft, folded bundle. "Euphrosyne!" I thought. Tethered at the side of the canal, near them, was an oared, half-covered, half-canopied, canal boat containing some nine or ten men. Vas of Anango lowered me to the walkway and I found myself in leading position, my head at his hip, his hand twisted in my hair. Seremides then, steadied by the crutch under his arm, took the bundle from Euphrosyne, and shook it out, revealing a long, opaque cloak with an attached hood. This garment he draped carefully about the head and shoulders of Talena, with ceremonial dignity, almost reverently. He then motioned to two men from the boat, and they helped Talena down into the boat, to a place under the canopy. - (Quarry of Gor)