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But I had little doubt that she sensed what might be involved. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #215)

I did not touch her in the exposed palms of the hands, but I let her consider that she might be so touched. This sort of thing, these sorts of awarenesses, seem instinctual in a female. I rather doubt that she had ever been before a male in this fashion before. But I had little doubt that she sensed what might be involved. Such things subtly suggest to the woman what she is, and what she may be for. Lastly it might be noted that many Gorean free women, particularly those of high caste, wear gloves outside the home, this shielding the softness of the palms, and concealing as well the lovely area at the wrist, between the hand and the forearm, where one might conveniently, and snugly, clasp slave bracelets. Commonly slaves do not wear gloves, save for utilitarian purposes, as in work, say, clearing brush, or for warmth, in inclement or freezing weather. - (Renegades of Gor)