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Too, such garments, as is well known, are a badge of beauty, an emblem of desirability, of beguiling allure, of fascination and excitement, an evidence of an attractiveness so exquisite that it not only warrants interest but collaring. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #81)

Surely they know how exciting and marvelous they are in such garments. In them they know they are dressed for the pleasure of men, and, in this, they find much pleasure themselves. They, too, you see, are human. Too, such garments, as is well known, are a badge of beauty, an emblem of desirability, of beguiling allure, of fascination and excitement, an evidence of an attractiveness so exquisite that it not only warrants interest but collaring. Such a garment proclaims that its wearer has been found "slave beautiful," beautiful enough to be a slave. And what woman would not be proud to be found to be "as beautiful as a slave"? And at the feet of a master, wholly dominated, uncompromisingly owned, they learn their womanhood, and love. "Outside," said the Lady Bina, "I saw some cattle humans. - (Kur of Gor)