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Too, whereas they treated her with respect, they did not seem as deferential, or concerned to please, as had been their predecessors. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #52)

To be sure, that conjecture, that intimation, that timid hope, might, she supposed, prove illusory. She was not long left to ponder her surprising situation before her lessons began again. This time there were only three young women, and they were not the same as before. Too, whereas they treated her with respect, they did not seem as deferential, or concerned to please, as had been their predecessors. She did not seem to have the same easy familiarity with them as with the others; they did not, for example, seem to see her in the role of a dignified older woman, one entitled to respect in virtue of her years, and weakness. Clearly they did not regard her as obviously superior to them. These new instructrices were less patient with her, too, than had been the others. - (Prize of Gor)