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They were the guards, or attendants, who brought girls down the steps, or escorted them upward, and beyond the gate. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #125)

The last, who wore blue, carried a marking board, and pencil. Slaves shrank away from them If I had not lost count, this was my eleventh day in the basement, or dungeon. I had seen these fellows before, perhaps four or five times. They were the guards, or attendants, who brought girls down the steps, or escorted them upward, and beyond the gate. Without a command, or the accompaniment of guards, we were not permitted on the stairs, those high, narrow, rail-less stairs, a wall at one side, at the height of which, giving access to the lower holding area, was the barred gate. We knew the purpose of the cords, the strips of cloth, the long rope. In the house, and here, as the girls spoke, I had heard of lovely Ko-ro-ba, busy Harfax, mighty Ar, and even vast, remote, Turia. - (Smugglers of Gor)