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He braceleted her left wrist and passed the other bracelet through the post's lower ring and then snapped it about her right wrist. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #79)

She had been fastened to it her first day in the camp; she had been fastened, standing, to it, belly facing it, during the duel of Cabot and Flavion, and during the arrival and vengeance of Lord Grendel; and she had been chained to it often enough since then, sometimes with other slaves, usually by an ankle, the left, which is the customary chaining ankle for a female slave. When she had reached the post, he said, "Kneel, facing the post". "Yes, Master," she said, uncertainly. He braceleted her left wrist and passed the other bracelet through the post's lower ring and then snapped it about her right wrist. She was then before the post, kneeling, fastened to it. "What are you going to do?" she asked. "Whip you," he said, and then left her there, leaving to fetch an appropriate implement. - (Kur of Gor)