kajira

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• “What is this?” he asked.

  “What is this?” he asked.“A whip, a whip!” I said.“What sort of whip?” he asked.“A slave whip!” I wept.“And what is it for?” he asked.“The whipping of slaves,” I said.“And […]

• “Did you whip her?” asked another

  “Did you whip her?” asked another.“Of course,” said Mirus. “Did you give her first whipping?” asked a man. “Yes,” said Mirus. “They never forget their first whipping,” said one of […]

• There you will presumably be branded and fitted with your first collar

  There you will presumably be branded and fitted with your first collar. You might also then be given your first whipping in order that you learn almost immediately to fear, and terribly fear, […]

• There I was forced to kneel, and was put in a house collar

  There I was forced to kneel, and was put in a house collar. I was then chained at a ring and given my first whipping. Thus did I learn what the lash […]

• “Whip me!” she begged

  “Whip me!” she begged.“No,” I said.“But such things will be done to me, will they not?” she asked.“They may or may not, as the master pleases,” I said.“I have never even […]

• Certainly no slave is likely to forget her first whipping.

  Certainly no slave is likely to forget her first whipping. Prize of Gor, p. 766

• Such bowls, or vessels, of course, serve an obvious purpose

  Such bowls, or vessels, of course, serve an obvious purpose, and are common in kennels and cells. The presence of the bowl there, and the ring in the floor, with […]

• The feeding in the cell, and the watering there

  The feeding in the cell, and the watering there, that I had been fed and watered, and even that I had been given some bits of precious fruit were, it […]

• Following our watering and feeding, we were returned to our cell

  Following our watering and feeding, we were returned to our cell, on all fours. Plunder of Gor, p. 46

• One item in the cell of Dorna I neglected to mention

  One item in the cell of Dorna I neglected to mention. It was a holding pole, which, in the case of Dorna, served as a feeding pole. Whereas holding poles […]

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