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Sometimes, I had heard, before nights such as this, a girl is kept in close chains, sitting or lying, scarcely able to move. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #7)

The library seemed faraway now. There was a beaded curtain hung in the threshold. I listened to the sounds of the men. Sometimes, I had heard, before nights such as this, a girl is kept in close chains, sitting or lying, scarcely able to move. Too, sometimes, for days before a night like this she wears the sirik. I had very seldom been in sirik, though I had worn one in my training once or twice, so that I might be instructed in the strict limitations it would impose on me, and how I might, nonetheless, move in it, if it were set to suitable widths, in a way pleasing to masters. The full sirik consists of a collar and three chains. - (Dancer of Gor)