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Yet I feared she had not even, as yet, begun to learn. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #28)

The Gorean free woman, as I understand it, who often mates while gowned, commonly refuses to reveal her "slave belly" to her companion, because of the shame of it. What if he should become excited, tear off her gown, and put her to use with the same audacity, aggression, exhilaration, and exultation with which he might use a vulnerable, meaningless animal, say, a chain-slut or paga girl? I watched the former Miss Wentworth for a time, she unaware of my presence. They were teaching her what it was to be a slave. Yet I feared she had not even, as yet, begun to learn. I considered her. How far she was now from the seats of commercial power, far from the treasure houses of wealth, far from paneled board rooms, long corridors, marshaled desks, and bright offices. This was a world other than that to which she had been accustomed, and which she had thought to leave behind only for a life of wealth and leisure. - (Swordsmen of Gor)