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In his hand were various objects, three of which I recognized, and two whose purpose was uncertain to me. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #234)

I did not tell her I was housed in the black court, nor was I permitted to do so. Then one morning my kennel was unlocked, and I was summoned forth. He wore a tunic that gave no hint of his caste. In his hand were various objects, three of which I recognized, and two whose purpose was uncertain to me. The three I was familiar with were a common tunic and collar, such as the slaves would most often wear outside the court, and a belly chain with attached bracelets. The other two, the purpose of which I was uncertain, were a wooden rod terminating in a collar, and what seemed to be a dark, narrow, bandage. "I am informed," he said, "that the shipment has been transmitted. - (Plunder of Gor)