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I feared that I would be subject to ropes and whips, unsparingly applied if I were in the least bit unpleasing. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #752)

I feared a tether would be put on my neck and I would be run to the camp of a master, sweating at the lathered flank of his kaiila, that there I would be his, to be dressed, if dressed, and worked and used as he pleased. I feared that hard labors and degradation would be mine. I feared that a beaded collar would be tied on my neck. I feared that I would be subject to ropes and whips, unsparingly applied if I were in the least bit unpleasing. Mostly I feared being alone with him in his lodge, where I must, at his smallest indication, serve him intimately, and abjectly and lengthily, as his least whim might dictate, with the full attentiveness and services of the female slave. You can imagine my terrors at the mere thought of finding myself so helplessly belonging to a man, so helplessly in his power, so helplessly subject to his mastery and domination". "Of course," I said. - (Savages of Gor)