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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, only Tula had felt the tharlarion whip, and I did not envy her her knowledge. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #182)
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5 182 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, only Tula had felt the tharlarion whip, and I did not envy her her knowledge.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 179 "Ho!" called Mincon to his beast, shaking the reins with his left hand and cracking the tharlarion whip over its back with his right.
5 180 Tula cried out, inadvertently, at the sharp crack of the whip, and Feiqa winced.
5 181 Both were slaves and had some comprehension of the whip.
5 182 To be sure, only Tula had felt the tharlarion whip, and I did not envy her her knowledge.
5 183 Feiqa, on the other hand, had felt the five-bladed Gorean slave whip, used for the punishment and the correction of the behavior of females.
5 184 Both, thus, were aware of what a whip could mean, from the slave's point of view.
5 185 The wagon lurched and, moving unevenly, the wheels going over rocks and traversing ruts left from the passage of other wagons, began its climb to the road.
"Ho!" called Mincon to his beast, shaking the reins with his left hand and cracking the tharlarion whip over its back with his right. Tula cried out, inadvertently, at the sharp crack of the whip, and Feiqa winced. Both were slaves and had some comprehension of the whip. To be sure, only Tula had felt the tharlarion whip, and I did not envy her her knowledge. Feiqa, on the other hand, had felt the five-bladed Gorean slave whip, used for the punishment and the correction of the behavior of females. Both, thus, were aware of what a whip could mean, from the slave's point of view. The wagon lurched and, moving unevenly, the wheels going over rocks and traversing ruts left from the passage of other wagons, began its climb to the road. - (Mercenaries of Gor)