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| 17 | 843 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, if she loves the master, she may upon occasion wish to feel his whip, the lash of it, for this impresses his ownership of her upon her as little else. |
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| 17 | 840 | How unworthy is a woman to be the slave of a true man! She is grateful to be in the collar of a true man. |
| 17 | 841 | Better that than in the jewels of a weakling. |
| 17 | 842 | Too, she knows that the whip may be used upon her, if she is not pleasing. |
| 17 | 843 | Indeed, if she loves the master, she may upon occasion wish to feel his whip, the lash of it, for this impresses his ownership of her upon her as little else. |
| 17 | 844 | It reassures her, too, of her importance to him, and his seeing of her as a slave, which is important to her. |
| 17 | 845 | It is a way, too, on his part, to remind her that she is a slave, and his. |
| 17 | 846 | And, of course, if she has failed in some way, or has not been fully pleasing, this is an excellent way to improve her behavior. |