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Meanings of feel the lash in English

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Usage of feel the lash in English
1
They are obedient and humble only when they tremble and feel the lash.
Henry VIII and His Court: A Historical Novel
2
They had failed and been made to feel the lash of their victors.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
3
Again he seemed to feel the lash upon his tawny skin.
Fran
4
We cannot see that they, too, pull on the oar and feel the lash.
The University of Hard Knocks
5
She ties him to her, to make him feel the lash of his remorse.
The Amazing Marriage — Volume 5
6
He began to feel the lash of the doctor's logic.
Armadale
7
Both criminals shall feel the lash of justice.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
8
You'll feel the lash on your white back-
Rainbow's End
9
The bullet passed so close to Niedermann's ear that he could feel the lash of the wind.
The girl who played with fire
10
This fact meant to the woodsman that great storms were raging at sea, and they themselves would soon feel the lash of them.
The Snowshoe Trail
11
When the drivers are judges as to whether that necessity is lawful, the poor slaves are likely to feel the lash very frequently, I suspect.
The Missing Ship: The Log of the "Ouzel" Galley
12
The splendid animal never before had felt the lash of a whip.
The Kentucky Ranger
13
Women and children there were feeling the lash of the whip.
Children of the Market Place
14
Nora had felt the lash of her employer's bitter tongue.
The Canadian / Photoplay title of The Land of Promise
15
Before the summer break it was Michael McDowell who felt the lash of his tongue.
The Irish Times
16
Often have I felt the lash of scorn.
The Home and the World
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