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Similarly, as she would not be new to bondage, it seemed unlikely that her indiscretion might be attributed to self-consciousness, or shyness, let alone modesty, which is not permitted to female slaves, no more than to verr and tarsk. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #238)

"You know better," said the Ashigaru. Frightened, without unclasping her small hands from the back of her neck, she bent down, and then straightened up, tossing the hair behind her shoulders. I noted no blemish which she might have attempted to conceal. Similarly, as she would not be new to bondage, it seemed unlikely that her indiscretion might be attributed to self-consciousness, or shyness, let alone modesty, which is not permitted to female slaves, no more than to verr and tarsk. More likely it seemed she might have been attempting to provoke attention, curiosity, uncertainty, or puzzlement. Perhaps she hoped to stand a bit longer before us, until she shook her hair back, drawing the curtain away, that we might be dazzled. Sometimes this trick is used by girls in exhibition cages, awaiting their sale in the evening, taking their hair in their hands and lifting it behind their head, which action both reveals her beauty and accentuates it. - (Rebels of Gor)