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Strong muscular slave "redanblack" steadfastly takes whipping from two Masters. SirD checks the slave's condition, and then two Masters increase the pressure of the floggers' blows all over the body... the slave steadfastly accepts the flogging on the back, chest.. buttocks.. legs. MuscularMaster and SirD beat the slave to...

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