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To be sure, I supposed that Pertinax might at present be still somewhat diffident about leash-mastering a female. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #93)

When a girl is hooded it is hard for her to know who has her leash. For example, a girl might be taken out, hooded, leashed, by one fellow, and, later, certain arrangements having previously taken place, arrangements unknown to her, she may, when she is knelt and unhooded, find herself, on her leash, looking up into the eyes of a stranger. She has been sold. To be sure, I supposed that Pertinax might at present be still somewhat diffident about leash-mastering a female. Doubtless there was still much of Earth in him. He could learn, of course. I supposed a woman could usually tell, even in a hood, from the way the leash was used, whether or not she was in the custody of one accustomed to the leashing and handling of a woman. - (Swordsmen of Gor)