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In the instant before it began to rain, I detected, it frightening me, what I took to be a momentary flash of sinister illumination on the coarse features of Vas of Anango, and then it vanished, as deliberately as the closing of a drawer, the descent of a panel, the locking of shutters, the closing of a door, the dropping of a curtain. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #206)

I wanted more than anything to love and serve a master, helplessly and rightlessly, one who would own me and treat me as the slave I was. "We shall let great Lurius decide," said Seremides. It then, in the darkness and wind, began to rain, heavily. In the instant before it began to rain, I detected, it frightening me, what I took to be a momentary flash of sinister illumination on the coarse features of Vas of Anango, and then it vanished, as deliberately as the closing of a drawer, the descent of a panel, the locking of shutters, the closing of a door, the dropping of a curtain. "Vas of Anango suspects," I thought. I was sure, as well, that this was recognized by Seremides. "It is true that some slabs of collar meat sell for more than other slabs of collar meat," said Vas of Anango, offhandedly. - (Quarry of Gor)