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It was a rare fellow who did not, from time to time, regard the women of his own city as quite as suitable for collaring as those of other cities. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #131)

She looked from face to face, but found little to comfort her in those countenances. Too, besides their anger, these men were Goreans, and many of them regarded women as fit and natural slaves, and considered them in terms of the perfection of the collar. Too, many had been frustrated by free women, and free women in their own city. It was a rare fellow who did not, from time to time, regard the women of his own city as quite as suitable for collaring as those of other cities. Were they not all women? Many Goreans, for example, rejoiced in the situation in Tharna, where almost every female is a slave. "I will not do it again!" whispered Klio. "You may attempt to do it, as you please, in the future," I said, "but I think you will do it within the limits of the collar". - (Renegades of Gor)