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She was not trained, of course, but one does not expect training in a free woman. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #82)

But then, again, a free woman is a free woman, and I supposed that should count for something. In Boabissia's case, however, we had only charged a tarsk bit. Perhaps that counted for the plenitude of custom we had enjoyed yesterday evening in our desperately innovative economic venture. She was not trained, of course, but one does not expect training in a free woman. It is interesting that many free women think they are good lovers, when they know so little about it, the kisses, the caresses, the movements, such things. One supposes they would not have the temerity to regard themselves as, say, good architects or good shipwrights in the absence of suitable training and developed skills. Incidentally, what we had charged for the use of Boabissia was the same as would have been charged for the use of a slave, and a low slave. - (Mercenaries of Gor)