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A bit of scarlet cord had been knotted about her waist, into which was thrust a long rectangle of red silk; her hair had been unbound; her wrists were braceleted behind her back; the key hung on a string about her neck; the slave bells were still locked on her left ankle, but her finery was gone; no longer did the slave goad dangle from her wrist. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #509)

I saw Ho-Tu look up and turn white. His hand moved to the hook knife at his belt. The woman stumbled to the place before the table of Cernus, where she stood. A bit of scarlet cord had been knotted about her waist, into which was thrust a long rectangle of red silk; her hair had been unbound; her wrists were braceleted behind her back; the key hung on a string about her neck; the slave bells were still locked on her left ankle, but her finery was gone; no longer did the slave goad dangle from her wrist. "Kajuralia, Sura," said Cernus to the woman. "Kajuralia, Master," said she bitterly. Ho-Tu spoke. - (Assassin of Gor)