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It is common, incidentally, to coffle girls from behind, and usually while kneeling, to minimize bolting, and, I suppose, to increase trepidation, as the collars, with the snappings, and the tiny rustle of chain links, come closer and closer, until the girl, probably then to her relief, the suspense ended, has one locked on her neck, and the fellow then proceeds to the next girl, before her. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #770)

Publia appeared apprehensive, but did not dare turn about. The second collar was locked on her neck. The two slaves were now linked together. It is common, incidentally, to coffle girls from behind, and usually while kneeling, to minimize bolting, and, I suppose, to increase trepidation, as the collars, with the snappings, and the tiny rustle of chain links, come closer and closer, until the girl, probably then to her relief, the suspense ended, has one locked on her neck, and the fellow then proceeds to the next girl, before her. The chain was, indeed, some five feet in length. Claudia's tear-filled eyes, frightened, met mine. Then she was hooded, and the hood straps, beneath her chin, drawn snug, and buckled shut, behind the back of her neck. - (Renegades of Gor)