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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Soon a derisive, moving gauntlet is formed, through which, constantly, the miserable, whip-bearing girl crawls. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #480)
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26 480 View more quotes about soon">Soon a derisive, moving gauntlet is formed, through which, constantly, the miserable, whip-bearing girl crawls.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 477 She is going to discipline.
26 478 She was not completely pleasing.
26 479 See her! Come, witness a girl who has not been fully pleasing!" These cries bring the other girls, with their burdens, and such, to watch the progress through the halls of the girl who is to be punished.
26 480 Soon a derisive, moving gauntlet is formed, through which, constantly, the miserable, whip-bearing girl crawls.
26 481 She is spat upon, and struck, with hands and straps, and kicked, and much abused, but, of course, only within those limits set by the caller and guard.
26 482 This sort of thing is thought desirable in the Tahari, in encouraging the whip-bearing girl to be more dutiful in the future, and the girls of the gauntlet to resolve, too, to be more dutiful, that it not be they, next, at the mercy of their enemies and rivals, who carries the whip.
26 483 The actual whipping in the Tahari, incidentally, is usually a matter between the girl and the master, or him and his men.
She is going to discipline. She was not completely pleasing. See her! Come, witness a girl who has not been fully pleasing!" These cries bring the other girls, with their burdens, and such, to watch the progress through the halls of the girl who is to be punished. Soon a derisive, moving gauntlet is formed, through which, constantly, the miserable, whip-bearing girl crawls. She is spat upon, and struck, with hands and straps, and kicked, and much abused, but, of course, only within those limits set by the caller and guard. This sort of thing is thought desirable in the Tahari, in encouraging the whip-bearing girl to be more dutiful in the future, and the girls of the gauntlet to resolve, too, to be more dutiful, that it not be they, next, at the mercy of their enemies and rivals, who carries the whip. The actual whipping in the Tahari, incidentally, is usually a matter between the girl and the master, or him and his men. - (Tribesmen of Gor)