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"You are a comely piece of collar meat," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #496)

"But I think I would sell you. I would be curious to see what you would bring, objectively, apart from my interest in you, amongst other women". "You do have an interest in me!" she said. "You are a comely piece of collar meat," said Cabot. "What man would not?" "Am I not special to you?" "That is what I fear," said Cabot, "and what angers me. I would that it were I, and not others, who had picked you out. I would rather I had collared you amongst the collapsing walls of a burning city, that I had bought you off a block in Ar! A thousand times better I had discovered you for myself, in an exposition cage in Venna, or as you were being marched naked down the gangplank of a corsair in Port Kar, having been taken as a prize with others on gleaming Thassa, or as you were being whip-herded, blistered and burned, neck-chained and belled, with a thousand others, on a great Tahari coffle!" "You might never have found me," she said. - (Kur of Gor)