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"But you came to understand, I trust," I said, "that she was not some sort of traitress to a species or world, a cognizant conspirator, a cooperating, malevolent, unscrupulous villainess?" "That sort of thing would have serious consequences," he said, "for a free woman, one supposes impalement, and, for a slave, as she is a beast, presumably something like heavy chains and drawing ore carts in the mines". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #221)

"Honor?" I said. "Certainly," he said, "I did not own her. Her keeping was mine, not her use". "But you came to understand, I trust," I said, "that she was not some sort of traitress to a species or world, a cognizant conspirator, a cooperating, malevolent, unscrupulous villainess?" "That sort of thing would have serious consequences," he said, "for a free woman, one supposes impalement, and, for a slave, as she is a beast, presumably something like heavy chains and drawing ore carts in the mines". "I am pleased that you then understood her to be innocent," I said. "In any event," he said, "I no longer feared that she might be knowingly implicated in some planetary felony, some broadcast treason, some subversive, global malefaction". "Good," I said. - (Conspirators of Gor)