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I looked to the girl who, naked, her face almost fully covered by the slave hood, knelt under the ring, on the tiles. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #252)

In place, overhead, rather toward one side of the room, they were visible, but not obtrusive. A girl, in her labors, might pass to and fro in the room many times a day, and not think of them, or notice them. But if she were to look for them, she would see them. I looked to the girl who, naked, her face almost fully covered by the slave hood, knelt under the ring, on the tiles. I went and stood before her. Sensing my nearness she timidly put out her small hands, touching my calves and ankles. Then she put herself on her belly before me, her lips over my feet. - (Guardsman of Gor)