Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 211 | Does this practice not add a sauce to any dish? View more quotes about consider">Consider the slave kneeling, proffering the dish, hoping the master will be pleased. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 208 | "I see," I said. |
| 44 | 209 | Many human males, though perhaps not those of Earth, enjoyed being served by naked, collared slaves. |
| 44 | 210 | This was alleged to improve the appetite. |
| 44 | 211 | Does this practice not add a sauce to any dish? Consider the slave kneeling, proffering the dish, hoping the master will be pleased. |
| 44 | 212 | If free women were to be present, of course, it was common for slaves to be decorously clothed, even to the ankles. |
| 44 | 213 | The rationale of this is easy to see. |
| 44 | 214 | Suppose a young free woman was present. |
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"I see," I said.
Many human males, though perhaps not those of Earth, enjoyed being served by naked, collared slaves.
This was alleged to improve the appetite.
Does this practice not add a sauce to any dish? Consider the slave kneeling, proffering the dish, hoping the master will be pleased.
If free women were to be present, of course, it was common for slaves to be decorously clothed, even to the ankles.
The rationale of this is easy to see.
Suppose a young free woman was present.
- (Plunder of Gor)