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Later, long later, in the Tahari we had again encountered one another, she still, as was appropriate, a slave. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #95)

What else could she have hoped for? I had put her to my purposes, casually, lengthily, rightfully, as I had paid the price of a drink, and left her in the tavern, behind me, slave. She had made her choice. Let her abide by it. Later, long later, in the Tahari we had again encountered one another, she still, as was appropriate, a slave. She had sought to have a woman's vengeance on me, rendering false testimony in a court, in virtue of which I had been condemned to the brine pits of Klima. But I had come back, and I had not forgotten her. I acquired her, and would keep her then as what she was, a slave. - (Explorers of Gor)