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This misapprehension, an error this absurd, of this gross a nature, was almost incomprehensible to me. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #357)

Somehow that seemed very meaningful to me, and, indeed, in some way, perhaps obscurely, arousing, sexually arousing, very sexually arousing. To be sure, I gathered that it was wise on my part to conform with their stipulations, their requirements. If I were not mistaken they actually thought it likely that I was a slave. This misapprehension, an error this absurd, of this gross a nature, was almost incomprehensible to me. Could not anyone, looking upon me, see clearly that I was a free woman? How could anyone conceive that I might be so lowly and degraded a creature as a slave? It was not my fault if I had what some brutes, in their superior, mannish vulgarity, referred to as "slave curves". Surely anyone could see that I was a free woman, and could be only that. "Yes," he said. - (Kajira of Gor)