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I did not doubt but what his women would now be kept in their place, and well kept there, at his feet. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #309)

She must now often kneel and fear whipping. It was said, too, that in the arms of her master, well handled, as a slave is handled, and well mastered, as a slave is mastered, she had discovered her womanhood. I doubted that Myron, for his part, would again make the mistake he had made with her. I did not doubt but what his women would now be kept in their place, and well kept there, at his feet. They would kneel there, I did not doubt, in all trembling and subservience, and be in no doubt as to their collaring. Again the captain looked angrily at the furrowed wall, the tracing of that triangle, the delka. "Captain?" I said. - (Magicians of Gor)