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Bartlow Trilogy 2 — The Price! (AI enhanced)

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An enhanced version of The Price! from Blushes 13, second in the Bartlow trilogy, sequel to  George to the Rescue , and featuring that girl again. ‘Why don’t you see old Barters,’ said Alison Randall. ‘He’s pretty good at sorting things out.’ ‘Oh yes, but what is his  price ,’ chirped in Mandy Whittingham. ‘Tell us that! Has old Barters sorted anything out for  you , Alison Randall? And if so, tell us please what he wanted for his little service. I wouldn’t be surprised if he wanted to service  you !’ Alison went bright red at Mandy’s nasty taunt. All the nastier because it was true, but surely no one knew that! Anyway, attack is the best form of defence, even if your cheeks are blazing red. ‘Clearly you have the mind of a guttersnipe, Mandy Whittingham, and are therefore to be pitied. But, Penny, anyone will tell you that Mr Bartlow  can  be very helpful. Or anyone except Mandy here! Isn’t that ...

The Schooling of Charlotte

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Story from Janus 6.02 by Patricia Webb. This is the all-time favourite story of John Jenkins from  The Condign Blog , one of the inspirations for this blog . ‘Ride, prepare to trot. Trr-rot.’ Under the direction of Mary Radcliffe the class of six girls applied the aid and the horses trotted smoothly round the perimeter track of the large indoor riding school. Halfway down one long side they circled away leaving the top half of the school clear for a young girl exercising a dark bay thoroughbred. Mary Radcliffe, tall, dark and attractive and looking younger than her twenty-two years, was a hard taskmaster and no faults escaped her. As the ride circled her she schooled each girl until satisfied that horse and rider were working to the best of their ability. The six girls ranged in age from fifteen to eighteen and were pupils from nearby St Catherine’s School, to which Mary Radcliffe had been appointed riding instructress. ...

Mr Milver’s Bottom Line

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From Uniform Girls 46 with lovely Sandra Simley looking quite demure for once. Mr Milver asks her, ‘What’s it going to be then? I rather think the cane is called for. For such a serious offence. Or a good strapping. Certainly one or the other. Wouldn’t you agree Anna? On your bare bottom.’ There is nothing she can do except agree. Because if she doesn’t Mr Milver can just go to the Head. And Mr Granfield will expel her. There isn’t much doubt about that. And if you have to choose, well, a caning or a strapping is preferable to being expelled. It will be pretty dreadful but once you’ve submitted to the sickening ordeal it will be over. And no one will know — apart from you and Mr Milver, and Mr Milver isn’t going to tell because he’s not allowed to cane girls. Not officially. No one is. Only for something like this he will . He knows he can get away with it because of course Anne isn’t going to complain. Complaining would mean tel...