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"I suppose," I said, "that there are Pani kajirae, captures in war, and such, but the usual arrangement seems to be in virtue of contracts of some sort, which may be bought and sold, the woman accompanying the contract". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #57)

"It is always a pleasure to see pretty slaves on the auction block, regardless of their skin color, their hair and eye color, and such". "Perhaps we might have some value as exotic goods," she said, "something unusual, or different". "Also," I said, "I do not think there were many Pani women for sale inBrundisium" "I saw few in Tarncamp, or Shipcamp," she said. "I suppose," I said, "that there are Pani kajirae, captures in war, and such, but the usual arrangement seems to be in virtue of contracts of some sort, which may be bought and sold, the woman accompanying the contract". "How is that different from the collar?" she asked. "It seems to have something to do with prestige, or such. The status is putatively higher. - (Smugglers of Gor)