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I wondered suddenly if there were women of a sort, somewhere, who might not be allowed to speak, unless they had first received permission to do so. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #427)

Need they have gagged me? Would it not have been sufficient to have commanded me to silence? I would, frightened, have obeyed. I would have been afraid to not to have obeyed. These men were the sort whom a woman understands that she must obey. I wondered suddenly if there were women of a sort, somewhere, who might not be allowed to speak, unless they had first received permission to do so. But what sort of women could such women be? I needed not to have been gagged. I would have remained silent, if so commanded. I would not have wished to be punished. - (Kajira of Gor)