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I would also have her wear it sometimes in the camp, making certain that the camp knew its significance. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #901)

The article I mentioned a moment ago was the light, colorful scarf which had signified the gift of her "favor" in Port Kar, that which had been used to identify me for her men, I, unwittingly, like a fool, wearing it, as a capture badge, about the carnival. Folded, in its length, held in place by a knotted string, it would make an excellent slave strip, tucked over the string in front, drawn back and behind, and put over the string in the back, the whole then being yanked snugly tight. This would be her garmenture in the wagon, when I permitted her garmenture. I would also have her wear it sometimes in the camp, making certain that the camp knew its significance. It would be unfair, surely, to confine that delicious intelligence merely to the Lady Yanina and myself. Soon, she would envy the camp slaves the relative modesty of their brief tunics. And soon, I expected, she would learn to beg prettily for the restoration of the sack gown for which she had hitherto expressed such disdain. - (Players of Gor)