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Her safety, of course, would lie with men, and masters, who would to the extent practical, given a free woman's status and prerogatives, protect her. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #46)

She knew so little. The free woman was a person; the slave was a property, an animal, and an animal which, aside from matters of social advancement, position, wealth, and status, was commonly preferred a thousand times by men to a free woman. But Cecily was highly intelligent, and she would learn quickly, if only under a free woman's switch. Her safety, of course, would lie with men, and masters, who would to the extent practical, given a free woman's status and prerogatives, protect her. We were housed in a small, thatched hut. The door of the hut was open, but it might be fastened, when one wished, with thongs. Once in the camp, with the license of Tajima, whom we took as our mentor and guide in these matters, we had freed the girls of their impediments, removing the hoods and leashes, and then unbinding their small wrists. - (Swordsmen of Gor)