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"I told myself that I was a free woman, and rich, and could do as I pleased, and that he, Milo, for all his beauty and fame, was only a slave! He should be grateful if I so much as permitted him to crawl to my feet!" "And you became bolder?" She laughed. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1012)

"I even dreamed of crawling to him, putting my head down and kissing his feet". "Continue," I said. "But soon, of course, the free woman in me became outraged at such things! They were too feminine! I was not a slave!" "So what did you do?" I asked. "I told myself that I was a free woman, and rich, and could do as I pleased, and that he, Milo, for all his beauty and fame, was only a slave! He should be grateful if I so much as permitted him to crawl to my feet!" "And you became bolder?" She laughed. "Well," she said, "perhaps not so much bolder. But I would station myself and my attendants where he might pass, if only to catch a glimpse of him between the curtains of my palanquin". "In effect," I said, "your responses were still shy, and slavelike". - (Magicians of Gor)