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I had been aware of little more than the almost inaudible sound of a soft slipper on the tiles, a rustle of silks passing me. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #700)

Perhaps much depends on the caste, or city. I had never encountered a Gorean free woman in any meaningful way, though, from time to time, one had visited the house. At such a time, if one were near, we must kneel in first obeisance position, head to the floor. I had been aware of little more than the almost inaudible sound of a soft slipper on the tiles, a rustle of silks passing me. My knowledge of free women was limited almost entirely to the hints, and gossip, of instructresses, which I had overheard. I gathered that there was little love lost between the slave and the free woman. I sensed the men standing there, about me. - (Conspirators of Gor)