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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Whereas I knew little or nothing of such things, decisions were in order, so I specified, very clearly, who should serve what, and in what order. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #99)
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28 99 View more quotes about whereas">Whereas I knew little or nothing of such things, decisions were in order, so I specified, very clearly, who should serve what, and in what order.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 96 This brought another cheer.
28 97 The slaves had now retired behind the screen, I think gratefully, to prepare for the serving.
28 98 I found them bickering as to precedence, as to who might serve what dish, and when.
28 99 Whereas I knew little or nothing of such things, decisions were in order, so I specified, very clearly, who should serve what, and in what order.
28 100 I tried to distribute the best dishes, or what I took to be the best dishes, evenly between them.
28 101 Both, of course, were to serve paga, but demurely, as one might serve another drink, not as it is commonly served in the taverns, or to a private master, in the privacy of his own quarters.
28 102 I heard some striking on the tables, in the dining area.
This brought another cheer. The slaves had now retired behind the screen, I think gratefully, to prepare for the serving. I found them bickering as to precedence, as to who might serve what dish, and when. Whereas I knew little or nothing of such things, decisions were in order, so I specified, very clearly, who should serve what, and in what order. I tried to distribute the best dishes, or what I took to be the best dishes, evenly between them. Both, of course, were to serve paga, but demurely, as one might serve another drink, not as it is commonly served in the taverns, or to a private master, in the privacy of his own quarters. I heard some striking on the tables, in the dining area. - (Mariners of Gor)