The Magistrate: a victorian tale of judicial spanking

The Magistrate: a victorian tale of judicial spanking

by R.G. Chilton

154 pages· 2017
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In this spanking fiction novella, set in Victorian England, Tracy is the daughter of a respectable, well-to-do family; whilst her parents are travelling abroad she is left in charge of the household. Her uncle, one of the local magistrates, frequently sentences and administers harsh judicial canings to the female miscreants that come before him. One day when Tracy calls to see him, an unfortunate case of mistaken identity results in her being stripped and secured to a caning bench and then having her bare bottom thrashed, firstly with a heavy leather strap and then later a prison cane.

As Tracy explores the feelings that her caning has awakened, she gets to see a number of other women caned. She even wields a cane herself for the first time when she punishes one of the maidservants for clumsiness. Her uncle, the magistrate, however, is keen to see his niece subjected to another judicial caning and, having bided his time, an opportunity presents itself...

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