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I was only too pleased when the hooked stick reached out and drew the bucket and rope to where a man could reach me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #64)

The long, doubled rope used in lowering us had, in their cases, apparently simply been put under their wrist chaining. In this way, at least in the case of Tela, Tupita and myself, they recovered their fiber, which would be used, in any case, again, and, in this particular mode of transporting it, prevented us from communicating, at least by explicit utterances, our terror to the others still below. By this device, too, of course, with the lengths dropped to them, Mina and Cara were kept quiet in their ascent. I was only too pleased when the hooked stick reached out and drew the bucket and rope to where a man could reach me. I was then knelt on the grass by the well. The binding fiber I must quickly force from my mouth with my tongue into a man's hand. It was then, still wet, used to secure my hands behind me. - (Dancer of Gor)