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We had had no doubt that outside was a strong, virile man, much more powerful than we, and that we were slaves. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #242)

To be sure, there seemed to be a great number of such expressions for us, such as "morsels," "puddings," and "candies". When there was the sound of the slap of the man's hand on the wagon side, it so unexpected, and sounding so loud, and his sudden shout, several of the girls had moved, stirring suddenly, in their chains. I, too, frightened, startled, had moved in mine. We had had no doubt that outside was a strong, virile man, much more powerful than we, and that we were slaves. I then heard, it startling me, too, and frightening me, too, and even more than before, a stick beating savagely on the side of the wagon. I heard, too, the shrill screaming of a woman's voice. It had a very ugly sound. - (Dancer of Gor)