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| 16 | 1528 | Too, for wasting his View more quotes about time">time, she might be exposed to other disciplines, as well, usually the lash. |
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| 16 | 1525 | After some time, sometimes as little as a few Ahn, in this discipline, she begs mutely, pleadingly, as eloquently as she can, to be permitted to serve her master in fashions more typical of the normal female slave, fashions in which her bondage, because of the greater complexities and latitudes of dutifulness and subservience possible with human activity, speech and posture, for example, dance, beginning at least on her feet, and song, may be even more deliciously complete and pleasing to him. |
| 16 | 1526 | To make certain that there are no possible confusions or misunderstandings involved in such cases the master usually gives the female a brief opportunity to speak, usually only a few Ihn, in which she must make her pleas, hoping to win his favor. |
| 16 | 1527 | If he is not satisfied with her pleas, of course, she is returned promptly to the former discipline. |
| 16 | 1528 | Too, for wasting his time, she might be exposed to other disciplines, as well, usually the lash. |
| 16 | 1529 | We continued on, through the camp. |
| 16 | 1530 | In a few Ehn, as we were making our way through a corner of the camp, we would presumably encounter some contravallation, some outer lines or ditches, set up to protect the besiegers against possible attack by an outside, relieving force. |
| 16 | 1531 | "There," said Hurtha, pointing, "there are the pens for camp girls". |