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Whereas most of the kitchen work, and the scullery work, in particular, was done by slaves, the cooking was done by free men. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #67)

She was here when Euphrosyne, I, and the other two girls, coffled and back-braceleted, had been brought to the Golden Chain. I gathered that we had all been purchased in Brundisium by an agent for the Golden Chain. She must have come on a faster vessel. Whereas most of the kitchen work, and the scullery work, in particular, was done by slaves, the cooking was done by free men. "Beware," whispered the girl to my right, she at another of the four double basins, "I hear steps!" I tensed, waiting. A moment later a voice called out, sharply, from outside the portal to the kitchen, "Kajirae, about, nadu!" It was the voice of the kitchen master. We all turned to face the voice, and knelt, back on our heels, our backs straight, our shoulders back, our heads lifted, the palms of our hands down, flat, on our thighs, our knees well spread. - (Quarry of Gor)