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Her slave reflexes, I noted, were not far below the surface. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #652)

Too, I think there was fear. I gathered that she might be trying to understand, and cope with, unusual things which had occurred in her body, perhaps for the first time, things which, even in their incipience, even in the first and most inchoate forms, had profoundly stirred her, things which had perhaps hinted at profound latencies of scarcely suspected feelings, and had, perhaps to her dismay or terror, suggested to her what might be done to her, what she could, if a man wished, be made to feel. To be sure, she had probably never been in a man's power before, at least in this way. Her slave reflexes, I noted, were not far below the surface. I did not think it would do to tell her this, of course. She was, at least as of now, and in a way, a free woman. "What is that called," she asked, "what you did to me?" "It is one of the ways," I said, "in which one may put one's hand on a woman—in the manner of the master". - (Vagabonds of Gor)