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That fate, too, of course, as indicated, awaits the women who have been used to draw the conqueror's chariot. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #646)

The scornful beauties, abducted, later discover themselves stripped and stabled in his city, and under the care of his grooms. They will be used to draw his chariot, or carry his palanquin. They, of course, will be marked and collared. That fate, too, of course, as indicated, awaits the women who have been used to draw the conqueror's chariot. The high women of a conquered city, the daughters of its ubar, and such, must expect to be branded and collared. That is a not uncommon fate in general, of course, for the free women of a fallen city. Sometimes the daughter of a defeated ubar is given as a maid, or serving slave, to the daughter of the conquering ubar. - (Mercenaries of Gor)