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I remembered the peasants, with their switches and sticks. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1162)

"I shall keep you for a time, I suppose," he said, "for my interest and sport, and then, when I weary of you, dispose of you". "Sell me in Ar," I begged. "I think rather," said he, "I will give you to a village of peasants". I remembered the peasants, with their switches and sticks. I trembled. I knew, too, that such men often used girls, with the bosk, or alone, to pull plows, under whips. At night, unclothed, when not being used, they were commonly chained in log kennels, small, low, sunken wooden kennels; the interior of these kennels would be a yard or so in height, and a yard or two in width; their length would be longer, to accommodate more girls; the girls would normally be manacled and shackled; the interior is unlit; the door is barred, after the girls are put in the kennel; there is a layer of dirt and straw placed over the logs of the floor. - (Captive of Gor)