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I had no doubt, despite what he might say, despite possibly even hysterical asseverations to the contrary, that he wanted Saru, and wanted her as what she was, and should be, a slave. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #736)

But then one can always thrust them away, or cuff them from one's thigh. One does what one wishes, for they are only slaves. In any event, Pertinax had now sensed what it might be, to be a woman's master. I had no doubt, despite what he might say, despite possibly even hysterical asseverations to the contrary, that he wanted Saru, and wanted her as what she was, and should be, a slave. It was light when Cecily, beside me, awakened. I felt her lips, soft, and tender, on my body. Pertinax and Jane were asleep, Jane still bound. - (Swordsmen of Gor)