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The long-legged girl was pushed into the larger room to observe her helpless cohorts. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #94)

After about five Ehn I heard only a number of sobs, frustrated noises of girls in bonds. I opened the door and, not to my surprise, discovered that the Warrior and Tarn Keeper, preventing the girls from escaping, and having freed themselves in the moment of surprise and tumult in which I had seized the long-legged girl, had, probably one by one, while the other girls had looked on miserably, cuffed away if they tried to interfere, bound the girls of the Street of Pots. A long rope, or set of ropes knotted together, ran behind the kneeling girls, with which their wrists were bound; another rope, or set of ropes tied together, fastened them by the throat, as in a slaver's chain. The long-legged girl was pushed into the larger room to observe her helpless cohorts. The black-haired girl sobbed. There were tears in the eyes of several of the girls. "Kajuralia!" said the Warrior, cheerfully, getting to his feet, after checking the knots that bound the wrists of the last girl on the ropes. - (Assassin of Gor)