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Perhaps she had spoken without permission; perhaps she had uttered a tart word; perhaps she had seemed the least bit cross, impatient, or critical; perhaps she had been hesitant to obey or, demurring, had questioned a command. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #289)

Then a key was thrust into the shackle, and it was parted, and put aside. At this point, from outside, presumably from within another alcove, I heard a woman cry out with misery, and then I heard, again and again, the fall of a lash. Some slave, I gathered, had failed to be fully pleasing. Perhaps she had spoken without permission; perhaps she had uttered a tart word; perhaps she had seemed the least bit cross, impatient, or critical; perhaps she had been hesitant to obey or, demurring, had questioned a command. Perhaps her manner had suggested something of the haughtiness of the free woman. Perhaps her fault lay in her diction or in some subtle lapse of deference. I heard the lash fall, six times more. - (Quarry of Gor)