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Inge went next to the platform, her hands still bound behind her back, that she not disturb the tiny rods in her ears. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #279)

"What man would want a woman with the pierced ears of a slave girl? And if I were not veiled, anyone might look upon me, and laugh, and scorn me, seeing that my ears had been pierced, as those of a slave girl!" I shook my head, and again pressed my head into her shoulder. I understood nothing. I knew only I, Elinor Brinton, once of Park Avenue, once of the restaurants and boulevards of New York and the continent, now wore in my nose a tiny ring of steel. Inge went next to the platform, her hands still bound behind her back, that she not disturb the tiny rods in her ears. She submitted to the fixing of the ring gracefully. She did say to Targo, "But I am of the scribes". He said to the leather worker, "Put the ring in her nose". - (Captive of Gor)