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That would be sufficient. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #653)

"No". Perhaps I might utilize Vella, and perhaps Zaya, who had also testified at Nine Wells against me, later as serving slaves, kneeling to one side, in chalwar and vest, and bangles, attending to black wine, and its sugars, and fruits and pastries, summonable by so little as a languid gesture, while I enjoyed a lengthy slave banquet, and dessert, of Tafa. On second thought perhaps not in chalwar and vest, in bangles perhaps, bangles and collar. That would be sufficient. What does a slave girl need besides her collar? Some jewelry perhaps, perhaps some bells. They are, after all, not free women. I had heard that some free women would permit their companions to touch them only in the dark, beneath coverlets, while they perhaps were still garbed, in, say "love robes," "modesty silks," or the "himations of intimacy". - (Tribesmen of Gor)