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Rather, I realized, it was appropriate, and perfect. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #43)

The word 'Master'. Dreadful, dreadful! But how exciting, too, it was for me to hear the proud Miss Henderson, she to whom I would scarcely dare aspire, she of whom I would scarcely dare dream, address that word to a man! Indeed, to be perfectly honest, I was thrilled to hear that word, that beautiful, socially exquisite, magnificent, deferent word, on the lips of the proud, prissy, pretentious, sweetly hipped, exquisitely figured, tormentingly beautiful Miss Henderson. No, it was not shocking, it was not deplorable, it was not horrifying. Rather, I realized, it was appropriate, and perfect. It was absolutely fitting, I suddenly realized, that such as he should be so addressed by such as she. Her life is due for an interesting change I thought. The sooner, I thought, she accustoms herself to deference and obedience the better for her. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)