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After all, what could a collar do for her mistress, really, other than enhance her beauty, and make her a thousand times more desirable to men? The sandal slave might think, "Be sold, great lady. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 80, Sentence #372)

Only then, mere slaves, reduced and exalted, in love and fulfillment, might they become truly beautiful. Many a free woman, naked before her sandal slave, might inquire, "What do you think? Am I not beautiful enough to be a slave? Would I not sell well?" And to this the sandal slave, kneeling before her mistress, might well respond, and truthfully, "Yes, Mistress". The sandal slave might then be lashed, and informed that the beauty of a free woman is far superior to that of a slave, any slave, to which she had best reply, "Yes, Mistress," one of the few lies which a slave might safely utter. After all, what could a collar do for her mistress, really, other than enhance her beauty, and make her a thousand times more desirable to men? The sandal slave might think, "Be sold, great lady. I would bring more on the block than you!" "I wish you to accompany me," she said. "I will ship with you," said he, "to the surface of Gor, then we part". "I will accompany you, Lady," said Lord Grendel, quietly. - (Kur of Gor)