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This was an oblique allusion to the "slaver's necklace," as a coffle of female slaves is sometimes called. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #846)

The whip cracked again, this time quite close, as the fellow with the device had been approaching, stopping here and there. Another fellow with him was checking the manacles and joining rings. "The beads are on the string," said the second fellow, he who was checking the security of the chain. This was an oblique allusion to the "slaver's necklace," as a coffle of female slaves is sometimes called. The reference there, in effect, is usually to "jewels" on a chain. To be sure, the women on this chain, as they were merely free women, had only been referred to, in rude humor, as "beads" and not "jewels". I did not doubt, however, but what in a few months' time these same women, properly disciplined, trained and brought into touch with their most profound and fundamental realities would also, in the same fashion as other female slaves, become "jewels". - (Magicians of Gor)