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But in some respects Marlenus had treated her differently from the others, as more of a slave, more of a common girl. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #117)

This time, he had put the iron to her, and her girls, the first night he had arrived in his camp north of Laura, as though they might have been the meanest of captures. She had been branded eleventh, casually and insolently, in her turn, for that had been her place in the slave coffle when the camp had been reached. With a similar lack of ceremony Marlenus had fastened her collar on her. But in some respects Marlenus had treated her differently from the others, as more of a slave, more of a common girl. The others were treated, for the time, more as panther girls. She was to be treated more as a common wench, who might have been any slave girl. The panther girls, in Marlenus' camp, though they were kept chained, were permitted to wear the skins of panthers. - (Hunters of Gor)