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It had been the morning following that supper, when he had come to her cage, released her, and had her stand, bent forward, gripping the roof of the cage, her back to him, her legs widely spread. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #89)

Ellen shuddered, and looked away. Ellen was thankful for the device she wore, though sometimes she felt like crying out in misery, because of discomfort, its weight and heat. She had seen her master only once since the evening in the special room, that so like a room on Earth, in which she had suitably, properly served a lovely supper, stripped. It had been the morning following that supper, when he had come to her cage, released her, and had her stand, bent forward, gripping the roof of the cage, her back to him, her legs widely spread. He had been carrying an object whose nature was not immediately clear to her. Facing away from him, her legs widely spread, she had become aware of him reaching in front of her, and then of two circular, hinged, straplike bands being put about her waist, and then being brought together, front to back, behind her. Another piece of the apparatus dangled before her, but it was, in a moment, on its hinge, drawn up between her legs. - (Prize of Gor)