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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 570 There are banquets and banquets, of course.
9 571 At some banquets, free women being present, the slaves are likely to serve unobtrusively in decorous, white, ankle-length garments.
9 572 One might not know that they were slaves, but for their downcast eyes and attitudes of submissive deference, and their bared feet and the collars, and, of course, that the garments are sleeveless, which is common with slave garments, Gorean men finding every bit of a slave's body of interest.
9 573 music may be furnished at such banquets, as a pleasant background to conversation, by a slave kneeling to one side, playing the kalika.
9 574 At banquets attended by men only the slaves will usually serve in house tunics, lighter but not so different from their streetwear.
9 575 They know that they are beautiful, and it is not uncommon for one to allow her hair to brush a fellow's shoulder or to linger a moment placing a plate or a goblet, that the lovely slimness of her wrist might be noted.
9 576 Would it not, with its fellow, take a slave bracelet nicely? Sometimes, too, they are so careless as to inadvertently, or seemingly so, move as a slave.
There are banquets and banquets, of course. At some banquets, free women being present, the slaves are likely to serve unobtrusively in decorous, white, ankle-length garments. One might not know that they were slaves, but for their downcast eyes and attitudes of submissive deference, and their bared feet and the collars, and, of course, that the garments are sleeveless, which is common with slave garments, Gorean men finding every bit of a slave's body of interest. music may be furnished at such banquets, as a pleasant background to conversation, by a slave kneeling to one side, playing the kalika. At banquets attended by men only the slaves will usually serve in house tunics, lighter but not so different from their streetwear. They know that they are beautiful, and it is not uncommon for one to allow her hair to brush a fellow's shoulder or to linger a moment placing a plate or a goblet, that the lovely slimness of her wrist might be noted. Would it not, with its fellow, take a slave bracelet nicely? Sometimes, too, they are so careless as to inadvertently, or seemingly so, move as a slave. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter )