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| 22 | 423 | View more quotes about looking">Looking about, and determining to her satisfaction that no one was looking, she put the tip of her finger to the trickle, and then lifted her finger to her lips, and tongue. |
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| 22 | 420 | And they do not free us! They keep us as they want us, as what we are, their slaves! She felt moisture on the side of the pitcher she carried, and she recalled, too, that a little ka-la-na had run from the lip of the pitcher to its side, and onto her hip. |
| 22 | 421 | Too, this sort of thing, a trickle of ka-la-na on the vessel, is not that uncommon in pouring. |
| 22 | 422 | She put one finger to the side of the vessel and found the arrested trickle of wine. |
| 22 | 423 | Looking about, and determining to her satisfaction that no one was looking, she put the tip of her finger to the trickle, and then lifted her finger to her lips, and tongue. |
| 22 | 424 | Her eyes widened. |
| 22 | 425 | How startling, how wonderful, she breathed, for this common wine, dispensed so lavishly at the festival camp, was better than any she had tasted on Earth. |
| 22 | 426 | Then suddenly she was terrified, and rubbed her finger on her thigh, trying to wipe away the evidence of her putative indiscretion. |