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I glanced at the other two girls. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1204)

Purchased by a rich man might they not then have an easier bondage, perhaps in a great house, even in a mansion or palace; might they not then have lighter labors, a jeweled collar, exciting, beautiful silks, greater freedom to wander about by day, almost as though free, delighted and zestul, though, as slaves, greedily appraised and admired, in a colorful, lovely city, a warm, spacious kennel at night, or perhaps, if fortunate, furs and a snug chain at the foot of a master's couch, perhaps even sandals? But the blonde and the dark-haired girl had been purchased by a red hunter. As they came to understand more fully their new status and condition, that they were truly slaves, I did not doubt but what they would muchly regret their naiveties and indiscretions on the platform. Experienced girls would not have made such mistakes. I glanced at the other two girls. They were exchanging frightened glances. Doubtless they had learned much in the last few moments. I smiled. - (Beasts of Gor)