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"Did you not see how, when the lid of the chest was held open, her veil had been disarranged, that her lips and mouth might be visible?" "It was impossible not to notice it," I said. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #351)

"Do you think she would look well in slave silk and a collar?" I thought about it. "Yes," I said. "But perhaps more so in a year or so". "Did you not see how, when the lid of the chest was held open, her veil had been disarranged, that her lips and mouth might be visible?" "It was impossible not to notice it," I said. I recalled her father had chided her about this. Such a lapse I was sure, had not been inadvertent, not on Gor, with a free woman. If it had not been overtly intentional, consciously arranged, so to speak, it had surely been covertly so, unconsciously so, a pathetic sign manifested outwardly of a dawning sexuality and an innate need whose first powerful promptings were doubtless felt even now. - (Magicians of Gor)