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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, the common punishment for such a clumsiness is not the uncompromising, degrading severity of the whip dance but disciplines more prosaic in their nature, such as a restriction or change in rations, close chains or, most often, a switching or whipping". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #222)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
9 222 Too, the common punishment for such a clumsiness is not the uncompromising, degrading severity of the whip dance but disciplines more prosaic in their nature, such as a restriction or change in rations, close chains or, most often, a switching or whipping".

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
9 219 "I did not know that Ligurious was coming to your quarters.
9 220 It occurred before his arrival.
9 221 Too, I know you would not be so cruel as to assign a girl to the whip dance.
9 222 Too, the common punishment for such a clumsiness is not the uncompromising, degrading severity of the whip dance but disciplines more prosaic in their nature, such as a restriction or change in rations, close chains or, most often, a switching or whipping".
9 223 "I see," I said.
9 224 I wondered what Susan would look like, her body glistening with a sheen of sweat, twisting and writhing before men, pleasing them as a naked slave, theirs then to be exploited and used however they might wish.
9 225 She seemed such an ideal woman's slave, such an efficient, bashful, modest girl, it was hard to imagine her in such a context.
"I did not know that Ligurious was coming to your quarters. It occurred before his arrival. Too, I know you would not be so cruel as to assign a girl to the whip dance. Too, the common punishment for such a clumsiness is not the uncompromising, degrading severity of the whip dance but disciplines more prosaic in their nature, such as a restriction or change in rations, close chains or, most often, a switching or whipping". "I see," I said. I wondered what Susan would look like, her body glistening with a sheen of sweat, twisting and writhing before men, pleasing them as a naked slave, theirs then to be exploited and used however they might wish. She seemed such an ideal woman's slave, such an efficient, bashful, modest girl, it was hard to imagine her in such a context. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 9)