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All they know, when the doors close, is that she will be whipped. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #485)

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. Other girls are seldom permitted to watch one of their sisters being whipped. All they know, when the doors close, is that she will be whipped. * * * * As I had had business in the audience chamber, I had not soon sought the slave. It was perhaps two Ahn later, our deliberations then concluded, that I recalled her. I did inquire, however, of the fellow who had accompanied her to the general slave quarters the nature of her journey to that destination. - (Tribesmen of Gor)