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We strive to protect our free women, and even our properties, our verr, our kaiila, our slaves. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #280)

Doubtless that made a difference, a great difference. How little the men of Earth valued it. Why did they not better protect it? It can be worth a man's life to try to take a free woman from a Gorean city, even a slave. We strive to protect our free women, and even our properties, our verr, our kaiila, our slaves. Did the men of Earth not prize their females? Did they not realize how attractive, how exciting, how valuable, how wonderful, how desirable, they were? Was that so hard to see? Then I thought of true free women, our own women. How different were the women of Earth from them, those of Earth lacking Home Stones, with their brazenly unveiled features, their openly displayed ankles, the pleading silk of their secret lingerie, so fit for slaves. They were not Gorean free women. - (Smugglers of Gor)