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

"How then will the feast be served?" inquired Tajima. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #515)
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18 515 "How then will the feast be View more quotes about served">served?" inquired Tajima.

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

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18 512 The women, then, of whatever station, whether low-born or high, whether of high caste or low, together with camp slaves, are herded to the center of the blackened, smoldering camp, where all must, at a word, disrobe themselves, both bond and free, to be assessed, as though in a field market.
18 513 One woman speaks imperiously to a slave, as is her wont, and, to her astonishment, and pain, is slapped.
18 514 And then, later, the free women, who thought to feast this night in a conquered city, are led in coffle, naked, hastened by whips, through alien gates.
18 515 "How then will the feast be served?" inquired Tajima.
18 516 "By women," said Lord Nishida.
18 517 "What else are they good for?" "Pleasure," I suggested.
18 518 "Yes," said Lord Nishida, "that, too, is a purpose of women".
The women, then, of whatever station, whether low-born or high, whether of high caste or low, together with camp slaves, are herded to the center of the blackened, smoldering camp, where all must, at a word, disrobe themselves, both bond and free, to be assessed, as though in a field market. One woman speaks imperiously to a slave, as is her wont, and, to her astonishment, and pain, is slapped. And then, later, the free women, who thought to feast this night in a conquered city, are led in coffle, naked, hastened by whips, through alien gates. "How then will the feast be served?" inquired Tajima. "By women," said Lord Nishida. "What else are they good for?" "Pleasure," I suggested. "Yes," said Lord Nishida, "that, too, is a purpose of women". - (Swordsmen of Gor)