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He made the universal gesture for trading, gesturing as though he were taking something from us, and then giving us something in return. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #49)

Now, behind him, similarly clad in skins, their hair bound back with tawny strips of panther hide, were four or five other men, men doubtless of his band. Some carried bows, two carried spears. The man whom Rim had identified as Arn, an outlaw, now came forward, passing before the two frames, closer down to the beach's edge. He made the universal gesture for trading, gesturing as though he were taking something from us, and then giving us something in return. One of the girls in the frame lifted her head, and, miserable, surveyed our ship, off shore, on the green waters of Thassa. Cara looked at the girls tied helpless in the frames, and at the man coming down to the shore, and at the others, high on the beach, behind him, behind the frames. "Men are beasts," she said. - (Hunters of Gor)