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She looked at me angrily. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #841)

"It soon begins," I told her. "Please let me go," she whispered. "Please!" "On Gor," I said, "it is said that a woman who wears a collar can be only a woman". She looked at me angrily. "And you, lovely Elizabeth," said I, "wear a collar". She turned her head to one side, helpless, angry, tears in her eyes. She did not move, and then suddenly I felt the cut of her nails deep in my arms, and though her lips were open, her teeth were clenched, her head was back, the eyes closed, her hair tangled under her and over her body, and then her eyes seemed surprised, startled, and her shoulders lifted a bit from the rug, and she looked at me, and I could feel the beginning in her, the breathing of it and the blood of it, hers, in my own flesh swift and like fire in her beauty, mine, and knowing it was then the time, meeting her eyes fiercely, I said to her, with sudden contempt and savagery, following the common Gorean Rites of Submission, "Slave!" and she looked at me with horror and cried out "No!" and half reared from the rug, wild, helpless, fierce as I intended, wanting to fight me, as I knew she would, wanting to slay me if it lay within her power, as I knew she would, and I permitted her to struggle and to bite and scratch and cry out and then I silenced her with the kiss of the master, and accepted the exquisite surrender which she had no choice but to give. - (Nomads of Gor)