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Too, from her mien I gathered that she would hold herself far superior to such as they. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #73)

This room adjoined the larger room outside, with the alcoves, but it was obviously private to her, a high slave. One as favored, as beautiful, as she, did not have to brook the nuisances, the unpleasantries, the closeness, the squabbles, the pettinesses, of lesser slaves. I had little doubt that she would be much envied by the other girls, being apparently the favorite of the kasbah's master, the noble Ibn Saran. Too, from her mien I gathered that she would hold herself far superior to such as they. But did she not know that on her own neck, as much as theirs, there was a collar? In the room I noted, on a small table to the side, even decanters, doubtless filled with choice wines, perhaps even ka-la-nas of Ar, or Ta-wine, from distant, terraced Cos. Too, on the table, was an assortment of fruits, dates, tospits, doubtless sugared, plums, grapes, and larma. She continued to comb her hair, languorously. - (Tribesmen of Gor)