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"Bracelets," said Flaminius, in Gorean, to the guard, who produced a set of bracelets. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #350)

"Please," she wept. "From the time you were first anesthetized and hooded," said Flaminius, "you had but one purpose in life—to give pleasure to men". "Please," she wept, "please". "Bracelets," said Flaminius, in Gorean, to the guard, who produced a set of bracelets. Flaminius then locked one on the girl's right wrist and then, her arms through the bars, bent her arms back, put the other bracelet around one of the bars in the gate, above the horizontal bar at the top of the gate, and, on the outside of the gate, about her other wrist, the left, snapped shut the second bracelet, so that her hands were now braceleted outside the gate, at its top, that she might be, on the inside, held cruelly against the bars. "Please," she wept, "Please". "It would be pleasant to tame you," said Flaminius. - (Assassin of Gor)