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I had not been punished for this, nor even warned of so untoward an indiscretion, so culpable a presumption. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #138)

In this way the slave may not see where she is being taken, what lies before her bearer, and, too, she may understand herself as goods, so carried, as much so as a sack of suls, a roll of matting, a crate of larmas, a bundle of tur-pah. In this way, too, her bearer's right arm is free. I realized I had spoken, and more than once, without permission. I had not been punished for this, nor even warned of so untoward an indiscretion, so culpable a presumption. Too, I was being carried as a free woman. I was reasonably sure that the Lady Bina, from her accent, was not of Ar, and from her demeanor, perhaps not of Gor itself. I suspected that I, in my ignorance, might be as much informed as she of Gorean ways and culture. - (Conspirators of Gor)