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On the other hand, many are literate, as free women, particularly of the higher castes, are commonly literate. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #260)

I could not read, of course, not even my own collar. It said, I was told, "I belong to the Lady Bina, of Emerald Street, of the house of Epicrates". Slaves are seldom taught to read. On the other hand, many are literate, as free women, particularly of the higher castes, are commonly literate. Free women of the upper castes, taken in war, and such, exposed on the block, often bring nice prices. Gorean men enjoy having former free women, particularly those who were formerly rich, or of the higher castes, in their collars. It is probably difficult for one of my former world to understand the awesome dignity and importance, the social and cultural status, of the Gorean free woman, for she possesses a Home Stone, a status incomparably far above that of the usual free woman of my former world. - (Conspirators of Gor)