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There was no escape for the slaves, even outside the pen, given their condition, garmenture, and such, even were it not for the palings enclosing the general area, but slaves are often bound, perhaps for no better reason than that they are slaves. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #63)

We were led to one of the larger pens. "Those selected will be washed, and placed in clean tunics before being bound and led to the palace," said the Ashigaru keeper. Two others were about. There was no escape for the slaves, even outside the pen, given their condition, garmenture, and such, even were it not for the palings enclosing the general area, but slaves are often bound, perhaps for no better reason than that they are slaves. I suppose that such things, like the collar and the brand, the tunic, and such, help them to keep in mind that they are vendible beasts, objects and properties, slaves. "You may choose three," said the Ashigaru, "one each, for your personal pleasure". The light in the shed was feeble. - (Rebels of Gor)