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| 26 | 473 | He performs what is View more quotes about spoken">spoken of sometimes as the whip song, though it is not a song, but rather a series of calls or announcements. |
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| 26 | 470 | These, in the halls, would constitute a genuine danger to Vella, who, a high slave, had been the object of much envy. |
| 26 | 471 | How pleased they would be to see proud Vella crawling in the halls to her discipline. |
| 26 | 472 | The second reason a man accompanies the girl is to be the caller. |
| 26 | 473 | He performs what is spoken of sometimes as the whip song, though it is not a song, but rather a series of calls or announcements. |
| 26 | 474 | These summon other girls to witness one of their sisters on the way to discipline. |
| 26 | 475 | "Here is a girl who has not been fully pleasing," cries the man. |
| 26 | 476 | "Look upon her. |