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But men in slave chains cannot move rapidly, even under the whip. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #57)

It would be a great triumph in Tyros, to bring the great Marlenus, naked, in the chains of a slave, branded, before their council. Doubtless they would first bring him so through the streets, between jeering throngs, chained to the back of a tharlarion wagon, white-silk maidens of Tyros dancing beside him, casting love blossoms upon him. Marlenus would doubtless make great holiday in Tyros. But men in slave chains cannot move rapidly, even under the whip. I expected that the men of Tyros would be eager to hurry their captives to the sea. But first, I expected, panther girls would choose to exact their dues. It was not until the morning that the slaves, in their chains, under whips, would begin their journey to the sea. - (Hunters of Gor)