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Why should a raider or slaver risk his life to carry off a free woman, who might turn out to be more ugly than a tharlarion, when he might steal a slave, where he can see what his capture rope encircles?" "I see," I said. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #531)

"And why do you think, on the other hand, veils are forbidden to slaves and slaves are scarcely clad, if clad at all?" "I do not know, Master," I said. "Do you think the only reason slaves are slave-clad, in brief tunics, and such, is because men enjoy seeing them so?" "I do not know, Master," I said. "Too," he said, "to distract attention from free women. Why should a raider or slaver risk his life to carry off a free woman, who might turn out to be more ugly than a tharlarion, when he might steal a slave, where he can see what his capture rope encircles?" "I see," I said. "To be sure," he said, "a former free woman's first sale may bring a good price. Some men enjoy teaching them what they now are. This is particularly the case if she is beautiful". - (Plunder of Gor)