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To be sure, the woman would presumably take great pains to make certain that she was discretely veiled". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #529)

"That is my clothing!" said Talena. "Tell that slave to take off my clothing! How dare a slave wear such things! Let her be beaten or slain! Tell her to take them off!" "I think she will attract little attention in the streets," I said. "Indeed, I do not think that the great Milo in the company of a free woman in the streets will come as any great surprise to passers-by. To be sure, the woman would presumably take great pains to make certain that she was discretely veiled". "I shall, Master!" said Lavinia. "She-sleen!" said Talena. "And if any know the tricks of Appanius," I said, "they will presumably smile to themselves, thinking that this mysterious free woman may find herself, perhaps even in a short while, clad somewhat more revealingly, indeed, perhaps in little more than a slave collar". - (Magicians of Gor)