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What do they care for but robes, veils, entertainments, perfumes, and gossip?" "But they would speak so openly before us?" I said. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #111)

Sometimes a patron will receive paga from three or four girls, before selecting one, if he is so inclined, for thonging and ordering to an alcove, where she, thonged, will await his pleasure. Sometimes, if the patron wishes, one of the proprietor's men will take the girl to the alcove and chain her in place. "The men will now discuss serious matters," said our first girl, Selena, "the affairs of the day, trade, crops, jurisprudence, markets, ambitions, intrigues, politics, subjects empty-headed free women would find boring. What do they care for but robes, veils, entertainments, perfumes, and gossip?" "But they would speak so openly before us?" I said. "Surely," she said. "We are slaves. Might they not speak as frankly before verr and kaiila?" "My dear Phyllis," said Lysander, Administrator of Market of Semris. - (Plunder of Gor)