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"Conceive of it," said Cabot, "first, the daughter of a Ubar a slave! Is that not shameful enough?" "Master?" "Consider the shame to the Ubar!" he said. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #547)

"Until disowned?" "She shamed him, her father, the Ubar". "How so?" "Once, enslaved, she begged to be purchased, a slave's act, and so, once purchased and freed, she was disowned". "I do not think I understand this," she said. "Conceive of it," said Cabot, "first, the daughter of a Ubar a slave! Is that not shameful enough?" "Master?" "Consider the shame to the Ubar!" he said. "Put such daughters aside! Leave them in their collars! Let them be sold thousands of pasangs away! Their bondage must not be allowed to besmirch a noble house! Let them not be spoken of, seen, or heard of again! Leave them on their chains. Let it be as though they had never existed!" "But many must be the daughters of Ubars who find themselves slaves," she said, "given the fortunes of war". "Certainly," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)