Flogged [verb]

The six boys who were to be flogged sat by themselves, and did not approach, or even look at, Julian Langley.

He was put in a secure room by himself, and the next morning was first flogged and then publicly expelled.

Poor child,” thought Eric; “dear little Vernon: and he is to be flogged, perhaps birched, to-morrow.

He gives you a kick, calls you a "damned nig," and informs his father, who orders you to be flogged for insolence.

You are sent to be flogged, and your lacerated back is washed with brine to make it heal quickly.

When you arrive, he orders you to be flogged so unmercifully, that the doctor says you will die if they strike another blow.

Ye would have been flogged a dozen times, if I hadn't screened you.

I'd a deal sooner be flogged mysel'; but yo're not a common wench, axing yo'r pardon, nor yet have yo' common ways about yo'.

It became clear to the whole barracks that Private Richard Doubledick would very soon be flogged.

Den Moye flogged him till he war 'most dead, and arter dat chained him up in de ole cabin and gabe him 'most nuffin' to eat.