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My hands were then fastened behind my back in slave bracelets, and the leash of Bruno of Torcadino, which had been wrapped about my collar, was unwound, and I was led to the Golden Chain. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #38)

"Those who are not eaten, drowned, or caught by Rencers," said another. "You are pretty," said another. "Perhaps they will not cut off one of your feet". My hands were then fastened behind my back in slave bracelets, and the leash of Bruno of Torcadino, which had been wrapped about my collar, was unwound, and I was led to the Golden Chain. I had muchly feared they would read the collar, the leash unwound, which identified me as the property not of the Golden Chain, but of Bruno of Torcadino, but they did not do so. "After you were abandoned, unable to speak," he said, "you were picked up by guardsmen, delivered to Samos, First Slaver of Port Kar, and, subsequently, sold in one of his outlets". "Yes, Master," I said, "to the one-legged man, he who calls himself Bruno of Torcadino". - (Quarry of Gor)