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The girls would be treated gently, and brought well into the world of Gor with as much tenderness as so harsh a society permitted, being freed and domiciled individually with Gorean families, whose households did not contain slaves. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #229)

I remember among this business arose the matter of more than one hundred exotic slaves from the House of Cernus, the white-robed girls who had been raised without the knowledge of the existence of men. "They know nothing of slavery," said Marlenus. "Let them not learn now". The girls would be treated gently, and brought well into the world of Gor with as much tenderness as so harsh a society permitted, being freed and domiciled individually with Gorean families, whose households did not contain slaves. I had been given the thousand double tarns of gold for the victory in the Ubar's race. I saw Flaminius briefly in the room of the court. Eight hundred double tarns I gave to him that he might begin well his research once more. - (Assassin of Gor)