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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

Surely the instruction of the switch's swift, stinging admonitions would be more than sufficient for her control, management, and improvement. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #297)
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79 297 View more quotes about surely">Surely the instruction of the switch's swift, stinging admonitions would be more than sufficient for her control, management, and improvement.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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79 294 She now well understood that could be done.
79 295 But it seemed he cared enough for her to punish her, to see to her discipline.
79 296 But how the whip hurt! If he cared to admonish her in the future, she hoped he would be content, at least for the most part, to use a stroke or two of the switch, as had the girls in the pleasure cylinder, charged with improving her Gorean.
79 297 Surely the instruction of the switch's swift, stinging admonitions would be more than sufficient for her control, management, and improvement.
79 298 Assiduously would she attend to its lessons and strive to correct her behavior, that she might become more pleasing to her master.
79 299 In short, the slave, as most slaves, had very ambivalent feelings toward the whip, that unmistakable symbol of the mastery, that he was master and they were slave.
79 300 They loved and revered it as a symbol of their treasured bondage, of the preciousness of their collars, put on them, and kept on them, by masters, but would do much to evade its stroke.
She now well understood that could be done. But it seemed he cared enough for her to punish her, to see to her discipline. But how the whip hurt! If he cared to admonish her in the future, she hoped he would be content, at least for the most part, to use a stroke or two of the switch, as had the girls in the pleasure cylinder, charged with improving her Gorean. Surely the instruction of the switch's swift, stinging admonitions would be more than sufficient for her control, management, and improvement. Assiduously would she attend to its lessons and strive to correct her behavior, that she might become more pleasing to her master. In short, the slave, as most slaves, had very ambivalent feelings toward the whip, that unmistakable symbol of the mastery, that he was master and they were slave. They loved and revered it as a symbol of their treasured bondage, of the preciousness of their collars, put on them, and kept on them, by masters, but would do much to evade its stroke. - (Kur of Gor)