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I feared to be owned by peasants. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1168)

At night, unclothed, when not being used, they were commonly chained in log kennels, small, low, sunken wooden kennels; the interior of these kennels would be a yard or so in height, and a yard or two in width; their length would be longer, to accommodate more girls; the girls would normally be manacled and shackled; the interior is unlit; the door is barred, after the girls are put in the kennel; there is a layer of dirt and straw placed over the logs of the floor. I did not want to be red and raw, and wind-burned, and awakened before dawn and worked until dark, and be kept in such a place. The best I might hope for, I supposed, would be to be kept in the hut at night, on a slave mat, chained at my master's feet. I feared to be owned by peasants. "I am worth gold," I said. "Sell me in Ar!" "I will dispose of you as I please," he said. "Yes, Warrior," I said. - (Captive of Gor)