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"I think it is important in these matters, too," said Peisistratus, "not to treat our selections from Earth otherwise than as common slaves, which they are of course, lest too much curiosity be aroused, and so, thus, we have recourse to the coffle, the wheeled cages, the chaining of their ankles about a central bar in a closed slave wagon, the lash, and such". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #99)

"Understood," said Cabot. "Too," said Peisistratus, "there is little difference between a Gorean woman and an Earth woman once they are both on a chain". "Certainly," said Cabot. "I think it is important in these matters, too," said Peisistratus, "not to treat our selections from Earth otherwise than as common slaves, which they are of course, lest too much curiosity be aroused, and so, thus, we have recourse to the coffle, the wheeled cages, the chaining of their ankles about a central bar in a closed slave wagon, the lash, and such". "I understand," said Cabot. "Many Goreans," said Peisistratus, "think that Earth is on Gor, in a remote region, inhabited by barbarians". "I have understood that," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)