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At least Kurik of Victoria had not braceleted my hands behind my back, before sending me on his errand. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #168)

I recalled the shop, and the woman, and the beast, for I, long ago, had seen these things. I had not known, of course, that the beast, so large, agile, and wary, was Lord Grendel. "So," said Epicrates, kindly, "what is this all about, lovely kajira?" "I may not touch the pouch, on its string, about my neck," I said, "but Master may open it". At least Kurik of Victoria had not braceleted my hands behind my back, before sending me on his errand. I would not, on any account, however, have touched, let alone opened, the pouch, for I had been forbidden to do so. Sometimes a stain is put on the pouch and, if the girl dares to touch, or open it, the residue of this stain, which may last for days, will betray her. She is then likely to be subjected, and well, to the attentions of the slave whip. - (Plunder of Gor)