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We bought her, originally, simply as a slave. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #367)

"She is a female," I said. "Where did you find her?" "In a tavern in Lydius," he said. "It is interesting. We bought her, originally, simply as a slave. We keep our eyes open for good female flesh. It is useful to our purposes, in infiltrating houses, in obtaining secrets, in seducing officers and important men, and, of course, to reward our followers and, naturally, as a simple item for exchange, a form of currency; the slave girl is usually in demand, particularly if beautiful and trained; at our wish, such women are conveniently marketable; there is little trouble in selling them; furthermore, they attract little undue commercial attention, for they are a familiar type of merchandise; thus, the slave girl, for us, if beautiful, and particularly if trained, constitutes a reliable, safe, readily negotiable form of wealth". "For anyone," I said. - (Tribesmen of Gor)