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Ellen did see briefly tunicked female slaves in the street. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #162)

Then I do not think we would be so different!" Ellen decided she hated free women. But then that was appropriate enough, she supposed, for, clearly, free women hated slaves, and perhaps, oddly enough, feared them, as well. Perhaps they saw themselves in the slave. Ellen did see briefly tunicked female slaves in the street. "How beautiful they are," she thought to herself. "How natural, how radiant, how free, how happy, they seem!" Many of the female slaves had long hair, as masters tend to favor such hair in slaves. Much can be done with such hair, not merely with respect to enhancing the beauty of the slave, as it may be arranged variously, but also with respect to its uses in the furs. - (Prize of Gor)