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Then, in a flash of silks and veils, to the sparkle of bells, to the jangle of ornaments, the dancer was at the table, her beauty affronting and taunting the kneeling slave. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #255)

A girl who has failed to be pleasing is often an object of derision and scorn. She is likely to be regarded by other slaves as a failed slave, as one inadequate and inferior, as one inept and stupid, as one unworthy of the collar. The slave who cannot please a man is pathetic indeed. Then, in a flash of silks and veils, to the sparkle of bells, to the jangle of ornaments, the dancer was at the table, her beauty affronting and taunting the kneeling slave. "Observe," I said to the kneeling slave, who had stiffened and was trying to draw back, but was careful to keep her wrists, crossed, behind her, lest I have her lashed for "breaking position". "See what a true woman can be". The dancer's hips rotated; her belly mocked the kneeling slave; her veil fluttered about the kneeling slave sometimes covering her. - (Avengers of Gor)