horsewhipping

As to Ruete, in more regular countries he'd get a good horsewhipping.

"A good horsewhipping, to teach him to brag no more."

"I'd have rather had the horsewhipping than that, but I guess I'll live."

Leela said, 'I would do like my father and give him a good horsewhipping.'

If the man had been in London, he would have been facing a duel, or a horsewhipping at the very least.

"I think I should enjoy giving your padrone a horsewhipping," said the gentleman, impetuously.

"Because of the horsewhipping?

I checked; this survey is limited to wealthy business executives, most of whose idea of fair justice is the horsewhipping of uppity stockholders.

The horsewhipping of editors by outraged citizens was a fine American tradition in the 19th century, and ought to be revived today to save the country from the blight of lawsuits.

You already got trouble with Bryce over Billy, but Billy's the worst of a passel of Peyton's children, so the old man might let you off with just a horsewhipping.

He implored me to soil his letter in an unspeakable manner, to chastise him as he richly deserves, to bestride and ride him, to give him a most vicious horsewhipping.

A horsewhipping is what you're deserving for scaring the life from me and nearly breaking my arm in the process--" "You may be pint-sized, but you're packed with dynamite," the man observed, obviously amused.

Anyone who insists on spoiling our post-election convalescence by talking about the nightmare of Presidential campaigns yet to come - well, a good horsewhipping is what any true gentleman - not to mention any true glorious liberated beast - should give him.

It passed as a mere eccentricity when they heard of her stout drinking, her cigarette smoking, her occasional whiffs at a long clay pipe, her horsewhipping of a drunken servant, and her companionship with the snake Eliza, whom she was in the habit of bearing about in her pocket.