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I feared that my quest for a suitable informant, given the general busyness of the afternoon, might come to naught. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #121)

They liberally exchange their favors for coins, pins, badges, beads, medals, brooches, and such, which they commonly hang on their belts. In this way they not only proclaim their interest in, and eligibility for, the companionship, but make clear, given the weight and value of the belt, both their allure and likely prowess. I made my way carefully amongst fondling couples. I feared that my quest for a suitable informant, given the general busyness of the afternoon, might come to naught. Then, near the wall of a small shelter, some yards away, a tiny enclosure like a hut of sticks and thatch, I saw a rather plain young woman, one so plain that the plainness itself, regarded carefully, becomes a sort of beauty. She was alone, her dress was unwrinkled and unsoiled. There were tears on her cheeks. - (Avengers of Gor)