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"Then proto-slaves," she said, "exhibiting themselves for prospective masters, displaying themselves brazenly, hoping that they might thereby come to the attention of masters". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #27)

I have seen slave garments exhibited which were concealed beneath the clothing of women on your world, obvious slave garments, garments so tiny, so soft, so smooth, so stimulating to the base, possessive instincts of men. And your hands and ankles might be noted on your world, or often so. And what of the beaches on your world, where slaves are exposed by their masters with little garmenture?" "Few would be slaves," I said. "Then proto-slaves," she said, "exhibiting themselves for prospective masters, displaying themselves brazenly, hoping that they might thereby come to the attention of masters". "I assure you," I said, "my world is as complex as yours, perhaps more so". "In the markets," she said, "I have seen chained barbarians exhibited in such garments". I did not respond. - (Conspirators of Gor)