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To be sure, I expected the former Lady Yanina would look well on the slave block. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #47)

Nature welcomed and accepted is nature in health; nature rejected and thwarted is nature crippled, nature poisoned. So I had thought it useful to refer to the former Lady Yanina as merely "pretty". Let this communicate something to her of her loss of status; let it, too, unsettle her to some extent in her hitherto-unquestioned confidence in her own extraordinary beauty; let her become uncertain about it, confused, apprehensive; would this not encourage her to become a better, more avid, even more beautiful slave? And so my use of the expression 'pretty', I trusted, would do her good. To be sure, I expected the former Lady Yanina would look well on the slave block. Turned, exhibited, posed, I was sure she would sell well. She was, after all, truly beautiful. I thought she would make an excellent slave. - (Players of Gor)