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Their hands in this arrangement are usually thonged behind them. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #984)

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. The sheet commonly reaches to the calves of the girls. Their hands in this arrangement are usually thonged behind them. One view is that the slaver who marches his lovely beasts naked is doing this as a form of advertising of wares; the other view is that the slaver who marches the girls sheeted is interesting men in what they cannot see, allowing their imaginations to flame with speculations. Another supposed advantage of the sheeted technique is that the girls are frightened and disoriented, and this increases their slave fears. Some fear in a woman is sexually stimulatory to a man, of course. - (Renegades of Gor)