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She moved, uneasily. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #475)

As an illustration, she becomes very much aware, as a free woman would not be, of subtleties of texture, little things, such as the softness of fur, the feel of rep-cloth, the corrugation and weaving of a mat, the knap of a rug, the smoothness of tiles, the movement of silk upon a body, how a camisk conceals and reveals, the snug encirclement of leather, the constraint of silken cords, the coarse fiber of a rope, the summoning tug of a leash, the clasp of slave bracelets, the feel of an ankle iron, the weight of a chain. "You," I said to her, "will be under no doubt, however, as to the contents of the other message". "Yes, Master," she said. She moved, uneasily. I moved a bit, and looked at the ankle ring on her left ankle. I then put my hand on the ring, and then pressed my thumb a little into her leg. I then turned the ring a little on her ankle, shifting it a bit. - (Magicians of Gor)