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Those fellows, I thought, would probably not count as gentlemen. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #172)

"Surely one can be both brave and a gentleman," it said. "I suppose so," I said. I thought of many of the Goreans I knew, with their chains and whips, and their naked, collared slaves kneeling apprehensively before them, their knees desperately spread in offering and placation. Those fellows, I thought, would probably not count as gentlemen. On the other hand, I knew Goreans, too, who would surely count as gentlemen and their slaves were treated in much the same way, if not more so. Their gentlemanliness tended to be manifested in the exquisite and exacting refinements expected of their females, for example, in costume, appearance, behavior, deportment and service, not in any weakness exhibited towards them. Indeed, many Gorean slave girls fear terribly that they might be purchased by a "gentleman". - (Players of Gor)