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It was not as though I were a man, a brutal masculine captor, who had torn away her veil, that he might assess her promise for the collar. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #361)

It had been in consequence of my orders that she must remove her veil, exposing her features. But this was not as momentous as it might seem. I was, after all, a woman. It was not as though I were a man, a brutal masculine captor, who had torn away her veil, that he might assess her promise for the collar. Too, many free women would think nothing of appearing unveiled before their serving slaves. Yet I was sure it would not have been lost upon her that she had had to remove her veil, that so precious thing to a free woman, at my command. But she had not seemed dismayed to remove it. - (Witness of Gor)