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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Usually, of course, the whip is regarded with trepidation, and alarm. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #178)
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1 178 View more quotes about usually">Usually, of course, the whip is regarded with trepidation, and alarm.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 175 That is doubtless why it is not unoften the case that she must kneel, usually naked, and kiss the whip.
1 176 This is a simple ceremony in which she expresses her submission, acknowledges her servitude, and, in effect, thanks the master for deigning to dominate and possess her.
1 177 To be sure, with a new slave, this ceremony is sometimes enforced upon her, as it helps her to attain a clearer understanding of what she now is, and the nature of her new reality.
1 178 Usually, of course, the whip is regarded with trepidation, and alarm.
1 179 As usually used, it punishes, and hurts.
1 180 Accordingly, a slave will commonly go to great lengths to avoid its kiss.
1 181 It is not pleasant to be tied and lashed.
That is doubtless why it is not unoften the case that she must kneel, usually naked, and kiss the whip. This is a simple ceremony in which she expresses her submission, acknowledges her servitude, and, in effect, thanks the master for deigning to dominate and possess her. To be sure, with a new slave, this ceremony is sometimes enforced upon her, as it helps her to attain a clearer understanding of what she now is, and the nature of her new reality. Usually, of course, the whip is regarded with trepidation, and alarm. As usually used, it punishes, and hurts. Accordingly, a slave will commonly go to great lengths to avoid its kiss. It is not pleasant to be tied and lashed. - (Mercenaries of Gor)