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The methods of the Kurii are traditional, and perhaps primitive, but, too, they are clever and efficient. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #479)

She had seen the relevant devices, of course, on posts and hanging in sheds, dark, stern, heavy, close-fitting shackles, breeding shackles. She wondered what it would be like to be put in them, to be locked in them, to feel them on her body, their weight, and that of their short chains, and to be aware of their close, unslippable clasp on her small wrists and ankles, then so helplessly confined in their designed encirclements, and then to be led before a male and fastened by their means to him, himself their prisoner, as well. She would be helpless, of course, so near to him, so close as to feel his breath, the heat of his body. The methods of the Kurii are traditional, and perhaps primitive, but, too, they are clever and efficient. She looked again at the male. She did not think she would mind being chained to him. Suddenly the girl from the Steel Worlds made a tiny, angry sound, for the other female had whimpered, and stirred, and put out her hands, as though feeling for some familiar surroundings, the edge of a bed, a pillow, a layer of covers. - (Kur of Gor)