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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not doubt but what the girls on the tiles, if they were found sufficiently displeasing to the trainer, or too frequently required the admonitory signal of the cracking leather, would soon hear the snap of the lash not in their mere vicinity but on their own bared bodies. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #241)
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8 241 I did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt but what the girls on the tiles, if they were found sufficiently displeasing to the trainer, or too frequently required the admonitory signal of the cracking leather, would soon hear the snap of the lash not in their mere vicinity but on their own bared bodies.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 238 * * * * "These women," said Hermidorus, "are practicing their floor movements".
8 239 A trainer stood among them, with a whip.
8 240 Occasionally he would snap this whip near a girl.
8 241 I did not doubt but what the girls on the tiles, if they were found sufficiently displeasing to the trainer, or too frequently required the admonitory signal of the cracking leather, would soon hear the snap of the lash not in their mere vicinity but on their own bared bodies.
8 242 Two of the girls, I saw, had stripes on them, one on the thigh, and one on the side.
8 243 The trainer was not now paying them much attention.
8 244 They were now, apparently, doing well.
* * * * "These women," said Hermidorus, "are practicing their floor movements". A trainer stood among them, with a whip. Occasionally he would snap this whip near a girl. I did not doubt but what the girls on the tiles, if they were found sufficiently displeasing to the trainer, or too frequently required the admonitory signal of the cracking leather, would soon hear the snap of the lash not in their mere vicinity but on their own bared bodies. Two of the girls, I saw, had stripes on them, one on the thigh, and one on the side. The trainer was not now paying them much attention. They were now, apparently, doing well. - (Kajira of Gor)