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Needless to say, it is pleasant to see these beauties kneeling or sitting, or lying, at the rings. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #979)

The common camisk and ta-teeras are usually regarded as a bit seductive for common street wear. Some men take their girls with them about the city, in their peregrinations and promenades, commonly leashed, as domestic animals, for companionship, to show them off, and such. In many areas in Gorean cities, as well, there are slave rings, to which a girl may be chained while the master busies himself elsewhere. Needless to say, it is pleasant to see these beauties kneeling or sitting, or lying, at the rings. It is one of the many lovely sights in a Gorean city. Interestingly, when women are brought into the city, to be taken to slave houses, if they are not in slave wagons and are marched in coffles, two surprisingly different practices vie for popularity. Some slavers bring the girls into the city naked, in coffle, as they would normally be kept outside the walls, to save the soiling of tunics, and such, and others sheet the girls, covering them substantially with a sheet thrown over the head, and fastened about the neck by the coffle collar. - (Renegades of Gor)