Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 428 | I would then, to the View more quotes about best">best of my ability, do as she did. |
| 49 | 429 | Stand, wait for the nod, and then pour, deferentially, and carefully, very carefully, and then step back, head down, lest one's eyes meet those of a free person, in particular those of a free woman. |
| 49 | 430 | "Fill my glass, girl," said the Lady Alexina, "to the brim, the brim, exactly, and do not spill a drop". |
| 49 | 431 | "Beware the parasol," whispered my master. |
| 49 | 432 | I did not understand this. |
| 49 | 433 | Did he fear she would strike me with it, with a much more apt tool, her switch, at hand? I lifted the decanter, gracefully, as had Paula, and went to the place of the Lady Alexina, where I waited, standing. |
| 49 | 434 | Her eyes glowed, with anticipation. |
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I would then, to the best of my ability, do as she did.
Stand, wait for the nod, and then pour, deferentially, and carefully, very carefully, and then step back, head down, lest one's eyes meet those of a free person, in particular those of a free woman.
"Fill my glass, girl," said the Lady Alexina, "to the brim, the brim, exactly, and do not spill a drop".
"Beware the parasol," whispered my master.
I did not understand this.
Did he fear she would strike me with it, with a much more apt tool, her switch, at hand? I lifted the decanter, gracefully, as had Paula, and went to the place of the Lady Alexina, where I waited, standing.
Her eyes glowed, with anticipation.
- (Plunder of Gor)