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"One," said Cabot, "was a nasty, spoiled brat from England, though nicely faced and well-curved, who would make a nice slab of collar meat, suitably to be bid from the block, and the other was a pet, of Arcesilaus, whom I gather is an officer of yours, she, too, nicely faced and nicely curved". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #72)

"Who knows the nature of gods?" "True," came from the device, after a moment. "Two females were enclosed with me," said Cabot, "and both were free". "Yes, free, how unfortunate," said Agamemnon, either from within the device, or somehow, in communication with it. "One," said Cabot, "was a nasty, spoiled brat from England, though nicely faced and well-curved, who would make a nice slab of collar meat, suitably to be bid from the block, and the other was a pet, of Arcesilaus, whom I gather is an officer of yours, she, too, nicely faced and nicely curved". "And would she not look well in a collar, as well?" inquired Agamemnon. "Certainly," said Cabot, "and she would bring a good price on Gor". "With training," said Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor)