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I heard the guard take another swallow of the paga, a long swallow, and then he sat there again, holding the bottle. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #366)

Here and there some water had gathered in recesses in the flooring. They were dark, save that each, at intervals of some thirty yards, was lit with a small tharlarion-oil lamp. I picked up a torch and lit it in the light of a lamp near the swirling iron stairs. I heard the guard take another swallow of the paga, a long swallow, and then he sat there again, holding the bottle. I walked down a corridor or two. The cells were locked but, by sliding back the panel, and holding the torch behind me I could see dimly into the cells. Each seemed piled with boxes; I recognized the boxes as being of the general sort which I had seen unloaded from the Slavers' ship in the Voltai. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 18)