Gynecocracy

by Julian Robinson, Anonymous

Mademoiselle then told Elise to undress. Slowly she did so, until, at length, she too was stark naked.
Looking foolish, but still more angry, she went into Mademoiselle’s room for a birch which she brought her mistress and handed to her upon her knees. Mademoiselle caressed the green slender well-budded twigs positively with affection and twisted the rod three or four times through the air with supreme satisfaction. Elise had then to lie over a pouf, placed exactly in front of me, and to spread her legs wide asunder. I saw and gazed at all she possessed—her muttering did not prevent my doing so although it undoubtedly sounded ominous—but as I had already made a full acquaintance with her thighs and bottom, I wondered why she troubled to conceal them with petticoats. I was struck by the very different impression given by a partial view of nakedness from that given by the complete revelation. Elise was a lovely girl, not so slender or delicate as Mademoiselle, but certainly lovely.
She placed herself in position and received thirty-six slow, deliberate stripes which Mademoiselle delivered with all her force.
Elise writhed and twisted, but took the punishment bravely, not crying out but sobbing quietly.

"Gynecocracy: A Narrative of the Adventures and Psychological Experiences of Julian Robinson Under Petticoat-Rule" is a classic Victorian erotic novel, published in 1893. It contains graphic sexual descriptions and themes.

Genres: Erotica

416 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 1, 1997

Reviews

[Jeffe Kennedy]

It was interesting, but I got bored and stopped about halfway through.