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There were chests in the room, too, and a curule chair, and a couch. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #104)

Is the leash not suitable for a slave? Does it not help her to keep in mind that she is a beast? And how helpless, and vulnerable, and in ignorance, is a blindfolded, or hooded, slave! Is it not suitable then that that bond would be the last removed? I blinked against the lamplight. One lamp hung from the ceiling; two others were in wall niches. There was a small, wheeled brazier on the floor, which warmed the room. There were chests in the room, too, and a curule chair, and a couch. There was a slave ring anchored in the foot of the couch. On one wall, on its peg, common in a Gorean bedding chamber, I saw, dangling, the five-stranded slave whip. About the neck of Lord Grendel, on a light chain of red and yellow enameled links, hung a small, metallic device, about the size of a man's fist, which I assumed was a translator. - (Plunder of Gor)