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Customers, those who pay attention to such things, are quick to notice a new girl on the floor or the absence, perhaps alarming, of an expected one. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #13)

Ho-Tosk, our master, was well enough satisfied with us. For example, we were allowed kitchen rags and our ankles were not even shackled. He, as many other taverners, who had the resources, would occasionally vary his girls on the floor, rather in the same fashion that items on a menu might be changed or adjusted. Customers, those who pay attention to such things, are quick to notice a new girl on the floor or the absence, perhaps alarming, of an expected one. Indeed, when the taverner's men notice a frequent preference for a given girl by a certain customer, she may be removed from the floor. Perhaps she is to be marketed? Fearing the loss of a favorite, the customer might then buy her. The more an object is desired the more likely its price will go up. - (Quarry of Gor)