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There was a rattle of chain as she thrust her head down to the grass. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1733)

It is pleasant, for example, to talk with one's slave, to have lengthy, stimulating conversations with her, perhaps concerning art, politics, literature, philosophy, history, and such, or even the small events and interests of her day, she perhaps kneeling leashed before one, stripped and back-braceleted, or perhaps kneeling at one's feet, naked and collared, perhaps polishing one's leather. In all this, of course, she does not for an instant cease to be slave. In all this she is reminiscent of the beautiful, educated female slaves of the ancient world who were purchased for the pleasure and delight, intellectual and carnal, of sophisticated, demanding masters. There was a rattle of chain as she thrust her head down to the grass. "Train me more," she begged. "I beg to be put to further use. I have strange feelings in my body. - (Savages of Gor)