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There would be another feast, as there had been last night, and this time Ute had told me that, if the berry picking went well, I need not be locked in the shed early this night. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #563)

What then could have been her objection? At last, she had yielded to my entreaties and permitted me, leashed with Techne, to go beyond the stockade and pick berries. It was glorious to be outside the stockade, even though fastened by a leather neck strap to another girl. Moreover, today, two more female prisoners had been brought in, girls who had been fleeing from unwanted companionships, arranged by their parents. There would be another feast, as there had been last night, and this time Ute had told me that, if the berry picking went well, I need not be locked in the shed early this night. I would be permitted, late, to serve the feasters. I was very pleased that the two girls had been captured. "I suppose I must be placed in silk then," I had said to Ute, angrily. - (Captive of Gor)