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He freed her hands and feet, cutting the cords of twisted cloth, taken from her garments, which the peasant had used to bind them. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #1179)

"Nor I," said the pit master. "She has many voices, and many songs," said the officer of Treve. Before we left the pool area the pit master, by means of the ropes and chains controlling the cage, brought the helpless Lady Ilene, she dangling on the rope, to the wall, where he lifted her up and put her on her knees, on the walkway. He freed her hands and feet, cutting the cords of twisted cloth, taken from her garments, which the peasant had used to bind them. When he freed her of the gag, being careful, in observance of her modesty, not to look upon her features, she pleaded desperately to speak, but this permission was denied to her. She then, kneeling before the pit master, put her head down to the bloody walkway. "She may soon be ready for a cell," said the officer of Treve. - (Witness of Gor)