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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, Chapter 7, Sentence #96)

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. When a woman is put through slave paces she is not unoften on a leash. Sometimes masters have contests with their girls in such a fashion. The winning girl often receives a sweet, the loser, often, two or three strokes of the switch, to encourage her to do better next time. - (Swordsmen of Gor)