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| 4 | 733 | Then the View more quotes about first">first stroke of the whip hit her. |
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| 4 | 730 | I looked out the door of the shop. |
| 4 | 731 | I could see the girl, about one hundred and fifty yards away, her wrists crossed and bound before her, tied by the wrists to a heavy ring at the side of the pier. |
| 4 | 732 | She knelt. |
| 4 | 733 | Then the first stroke of the whip hit her. |
| 4 | 734 | She screamed. |
| 4 | 735 | Then she could scream no more but was twisting, gasping, on her stomach, and side and back, under the blows of the whip. |
| 4 | 736 | I think she had not understood before what it might mean, truly, to be whipped. |