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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Angrily, Constantina went to the side to fetch trenchers and utensils, to assist Cecily, who was already, ladle in hand, at the kettle, apportioning servings into two bowls, forward. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #236)
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3 236 View more quotes about angrily">Angrily, Constantina went to the side to fetch trenchers and utensils, to assist Cecily, who was already, ladle in hand, at the kettle, apportioning servings into two bowls, forward.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 233 "Surely you will both serve," I said.
3 234 "He is right," said Pertinax, cautiously.
3 235 It seemed he might be afraid to incur the displeasure of the slave.
3 236 Angrily, Constantina went to the side to fetch trenchers and utensils, to assist Cecily, who was already, ladle in hand, at the kettle, apportioning servings into two bowls, forward.
3 237 Two other bowls were in the background, which might do for the slaves, later, were they given permission to eat.
3 238 The first food or drink is always taken by the master, but, commonly, following this, the slave receives permission to share in the meal.
3 239 Cecily, kneeling, head down, placed one of the bowls before Pertinax, which was proper, as he was the host.
"Surely you will both serve," I said. "He is right," said Pertinax, cautiously. It seemed he might be afraid to incur the displeasure of the slave. Angrily, Constantina went to the side to fetch trenchers and utensils, to assist Cecily, who was already, ladle in hand, at the kettle, apportioning servings into two bowls, forward. Two other bowls were in the background, which might do for the slaves, later, were they given permission to eat. The first food or drink is always taken by the master, but, commonly, following this, the slave receives permission to share in the meal. Cecily, kneeling, head down, placed one of the bowls before Pertinax, which was proper, as he was the host. - (Swordsmen of Gor)