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In some of them there were slaves, who, startled, turned about, with a sound of chains, their ankles fastened about the central bar, near the floor of the wagon bed, parallel with its long axis. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #190)

Now, however, they had learned to kneel before men and look up at them with fear. I was then among some wagons. I looked into the backs of several slave wagons, most of which were empty. In some of them there were slaves, who, startled, turned about, with a sound of chains, their ankles fastened about the central bar, near the floor of the wagon bed, parallel with its long axis. In one there was a hooded, back-braceleted woman sitting on the floor of the wagon bed, her back against one side. Her knees were pulled up, and must remain so, at her keeper's pleasure. She could not extend her legs because of a belly rope, a length of which passed behind her and then forward, being tied about her ankles. - (Vagabonds of Gor)