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I did stand before them, however, in a collar, and in the order of nature. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #657)

I stood now on a dancing floor in a tavern, in a complex, beautiful civilization, one quite different from my own, one in which strong, proud men had refused to relinquish their natural sovereignty. I did not stand before them as a primitive. Their civilization had a history as long and complex as my own. I did stand before them, however, in a collar, and in the order of nature. I felt tension in the leashes attached to the rings on the cuffs I wore. Tupita and Sita, on my right and left, respectively, stood near to me. They had muchly coiled the leashes and their two hands, each on their own leash, and turned in the leash, and gripping it tightly, were about a foot from the rings on the cuffs. - (Dancer of Gor)