Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 251 | She ate now as a View more quotes about slave">slave, and was grateful for her feeding. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 248 | Mira had fallen upon the porridge with gusto. |
| 40 | 249 | She now, with her fingers and tongue, was wiping the bowl clean. |
| 40 | 250 | She did not eat now as might a rich, free woman, from a golden or silver service, with precious, lustrously polished utensils, softly glowing upon glistening linen, sumptuously, in some fine house. |
| 40 | 251 | She ate now as a slave, and was grateful for her feeding. |
| 40 | 252 | "I think it is time, now, for you to leave," said Radish, acidly. |
| 40 | 253 | I then rose from beside the fire and walked about it, taking a position among several of the Waniyanpi. |
| 40 | 254 | They drew back, rather in a circle about me. |
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Mira had fallen upon the porridge with gusto.
She now, with her fingers and tongue, was wiping the bowl clean.
She did not eat now as might a rich, free woman, from a golden or silver service, with precious, lustrously polished utensils, softly glowing upon glistening linen, sumptuously, in some fine house.
She ate now as a slave, and was grateful for her feeding.
"I think it is time, now, for you to leave," said Radish, acidly.
I then rose from beside the fire and walked about it, taking a position among several of the Waniyanpi.
They drew back, rather in a circle about me.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)