Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Quote
11
271
"Have you had your slavewine?" asked Ina.
"Have you had your slave wine?" asked Ina.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #271)
Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
11
268
Ina did not care in the least, really, I was sure, whether I called her "Mistress" or not, but we had both agreed, two weeks ago, when we had become friends, both of us in the kitchen, that it would be better for me to do so, as I was the newest girl.
11
269
We were both afraid that if I called her by her name, and someone heard, I, and Ina, too, if she had not imposed discipline, would have been punished.
11
270
For example, we would not have wanted to let either Tupita or Sita catch us in such a negligence.
11
271
"Have you had your slavewine?" asked Ina.
11
272
"Yes," I said.
11
273
This is not really a wine, or an alcoholic beverage.
11
274
It is called "slavewine," I think, for the amusement of the masters.
Ina did not care in the least, really, I was sure, whether I called her "Mistress" or not, but we had both agreed, two weeks ago, when we had become friends, both of us in the kitchen, that it would be better for me to do so, as I was the newest girl.
We were both afraid that if I called her by her name, and someone heard, I, and Ina, too, if she had not imposed discipline, would have been punished.
For example, we would not have wanted to let either Tupita or Sita catch us in such a negligence.
"Have you had your slave wine?" asked Ina.
"Yes," I said.
This is not really a wine, or an alcoholic beverage.
It is called "slave wine," I think, for the amusement of the masters.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11)