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He had slept, but I had not slept, not until morning, for I had wanted to continue to hold him. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #44)

But he had scarcely seemed to notice me. Last night it had been different! He had noticed me then! I lay on my back, chained on the grass of the knoll, and laughed deliciously. I recalled each instant of the hours in his tent, and, later, when I had lain at his side, holding him, my cheek pressed against his thigh, my hair about his body. He had slept, but I had not slept, not until morning, for I had wanted to continue to hold him. At dawn he had sent me from his tent, to the shed for female work slaves. I had gone. This evening Rask of Treve had supped with Verna, and I it was who had served them, only as before, their menial slave. - (Captive of Gor)