Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 22 | 526 | Another example of this idiom is found in phrases such as, say, "Your slave begs to serve you wine" or "The slave begs to serve her master wine". |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 22 | 523 | "Serving wine," although it will usually have its obvious meaning, is commonly used as a euphemism on Gor for serving the pleasure of a master. |
| 22 | 524 | "Has he had you serve him wine yet?" one girl might ask another. |
| 22 | 525 | "wine, Master?" is a question which might be put by a slave to her master, or to her master's guests, if she has been made available to them. |
| 22 | 526 | Another example of this idiom is found in phrases such as, say, "Your slave begs to serve you wine" or "The slave begs to serve her master wine". |
| 22 | 527 | There are also, differing from city to city, rituals connected with this sort of thing, as when the slave kneels, kisses the cup, and then proffers it to the master, with two hands, arms extended, head down between her arms. |
| 22 | 528 | Sometimes the cup is first warmed at the breasts, for Goreans commonly drink wine warm, or pressed meaningfully against the slave's lower belly, the hard rim of the cup pressed inward, severely, against her yielding flesh. |
| 22 | 529 | These rituals, as noted, differ from city to city. |
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"Serving wine," although it will usually have its obvious meaning, is commonly used as a euphemism on Gor for serving the pleasure of a master.
"Has he had you serve him wine yet?" one girl might ask another.
"wine, Master?" is a question which might be put by a slave to her master, or to her master's guests, if she has been made available to them.
Another example of this idiom is found in phrases such as, say, "Your slave begs to serve you wine" or "The slave begs to serve her master wine".
There are also, differing from city to city, rituals connected with this sort of thing, as when the slave kneels, kisses the cup, and then proffers it to the master, with two hands, arms extended, head down between her arms.
Sometimes the cup is first warmed at the breasts, for Goreans commonly drink wine warm, or pressed meaningfully against the slave's lower belly, the hard rim of the cup pressed inward, severely, against her yielding flesh.
These rituals, as noted, differ from city to city.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 22)