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Others were intent on preparing for their summonses to the sand, adjusting their costumes, some tying cords of bells about their ankles, others having others tie such cords of bells about their wrists, regarding themselves in the mirrors, considering their makeup. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #115)

She could see the men outside through a parting in the silken curtain. There were eight or nine girls of exceeding loveliness within. "Master," begged Ellen, going to her knees before the whip master, "I am not a dancer!" Two or three of the other girls turned to look at her. Others were intent on preparing for their summonses to the sand, adjusting their costumes, some tying cords of bells about their ankles, others having others tie such cords of bells about their wrists, regarding themselves in the mirrors, considering their makeup. Ellen heard a rustle of bells as one of the dancers stood and moved. Ellen had not understood that a woman could move so sensuously. She had heard numbers called throughout the camp, with the associated letters of the circles. - (Prize of Gor)