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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

The serving, given the spacing between the couches, may be done from either outside or inside the parallel concentricity, so to speak, of couches and tables. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #32)
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14 32 The View more quotes about serving">serving, given the spacing between the couches, may be done from either outside or inside the parallel concentricity, so to speak, of couches and tables.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 29 It was so this night.
14 30 On these couches, usually arranged in a square or rectangle, sometimes in a circle or oval, the guests recline and help themselves from the low, narrow tables, these set before the couches.
14 31 The height of these tables, a bit higher than the common Gorean table, is matched to the surface of the couches, for ease of access.
14 32 The serving, given the spacing between the couches, may be done from either outside or inside the parallel concentricity, so to speak, of couches and tables.
14 33 Guests occupying the central position on the couches are, as would be expected, served from the inside, namely, from within the arrangement.
14 34 In this arrangement the men and women may recline beside one another which, doubtless, in the way of a nice fillip, adds to the informality, stimulation, and delight of the occasion.
14 35 What male appetite is unlikely to be stirred by the presence of a lovely woman reclining at his side? As I mentioned, there were nine to be served, five men, including my master, Lysander, and four women.
It was so this night. On these couches, usually arranged in a square or rectangle, sometimes in a circle or oval, the guests recline and help themselves from the low, narrow tables, these set before the couches. The height of these tables, a bit higher than the common Gorean table, is matched to the surface of the couches, for ease of access. The serving, given the spacing between the couches, may be done from either outside or inside the parallel concentricity, so to speak, of couches and tables. Guests occupying the central position on the couches are, as would be expected, served from the inside, namely, from within the arrangement. In this arrangement the men and women may recline beside one another which, doubtless, in the way of a nice fillip, adds to the informality, stimulation, and delight of the occasion. What male appetite is unlikely to be stirred by the presence of a lovely woman reclining at his side? As I mentioned, there were nine to be served, five men, including my master, Lysander, and four women. - (Plunder of Gor)