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

I saw the first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #200)
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45 200 I saw the View more quotes about first">first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus.

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

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45 197 His is always, of course, the first bite.
45 198 Sometimes food is cast to the floor, and she, on all fours, not permitted to use her hands, will feed upon it.
45 199 Sometimes, if there are several slaves present, it may be cast to the floor and the slaves, permitted to use their hands, will scramble for it.
45 200 I saw the first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus.
45 201 I readied myself.
45 202 "Napkin!" called Drusus, summoning me to him.
45 203 Miserable, I hastened to him, and knelt, and put my body across the table, my head down, and he locked his two hands, tightly, in my hair.
His is always, of course, the first bite. Sometimes food is cast to the floor, and she, on all fours, not permitted to use her hands, will feed upon it. Sometimes, if there are several slaves present, it may be cast to the floor and the slaves, permitted to use their hands, will scramble for it. I saw the first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus. I readied myself. "Napkin!" called Drusus, summoning me to him. Miserable, I hastened to him, and knelt, and put my body across the table, my head down, and he locked his two hands, tightly, in my hair. - (Plunder of Gor)