Slave Whip

"I have a knife!" cried out Aphris.

"Obviously," said Kamchak. He then got up and walked rather heavily over to one wall of the wagon and took a slave whip from the wall.

He faced Aphris of Turia.

"Sleen!" she wept. She threw back her hand with the knife to rush forward and thrust it into the heart of Kamchak but the coil of the whip lashed forth and I saw its stinging tip wrap four times about the wrist and forearm of the Turian girl who cried out in sudden pain and Kamchak had stepped to the side and with a motion of his hand had thrown her off balance and then by the whip dragged her rudely over the rug to his feet. There he stepped on her wrist and removed the knife from her open hand. He thrust it in his belt.
Nomads of Gor     Book 4     Page 142


Coiled, in his right hand, Kamchak still held the slave whip.
Nomads of Gor     Book 4     Page 168


Two Tuchuk guards stood over them. One carried a slave whip and, occasionally should the cries of one of the girls grow too obtrusive, he would silence her with the lash.
Nomads of Gor     Book 4     Page 252


Against one wall I noted a variety of slave whips, of different weights and leathers.
Assassin of Gor     Book 5     Page 125


In his right hand, the lashes looped in his left, he held a slave whip.
Captive of Gor     Book 7     Page 327


I saw him grip the slave whip on the long handle with two hands.
Slave Girl of Gor     Book 11     Page 438


To one side, at hand, I saw strips of cloth, by means of which one might be bound, or from which might be fashioned gags and blindfolds. I saw, too, on their pegs, a long, supple switch and a whip, a slave whip, with its five broad blades.
Plunder of Gor     Book 34     Page 264

He came about, and stood before me. I watched him unclip the blades of the slave whip.

I regarded this action with much uneasiness.

He lifted the whip before me, the blades dangling. "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.
Plunder of Gor     Book 34     Page 480