Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 79 | 148 | There was the music of flutes, and a tabor, and one kalika, and a slave, she of one of Peisistratus' men, stamped her feet, and turned, and danced in the firelight. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 79 | 145 | * * * * "Viands, Master," she said, kneeling and lifting the plate to him, her head down. |
| 79 | 146 | He took what pleased him, and dismissed her, and she stood, near him, for a moment, uncertain, and then another called to her, from across the great fire, about which the men sat, being served, and she, casting a forlorn glance at him, hurried to serve the other, to whom she had been summoned. |
| 79 | 147 | She served identically, as all the others. |
| 79 | 148 | There was the music of flutes, and a tabor, and one kalika, and a slave, she of one of Peisistratus' men, stamped her feet, and turned, and danced in the firelight. |
| 79 | 149 | Bangles clashed upon her bared ankles. |
| 79 | 150 | It is beautiful to see a slave dancing in the firelight. |
| 79 | 151 | Or in the light of torches, or candles, in some such natural light. |
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* * * * "Viands, Master," she said, kneeling and lifting the plate to him, her head down.
He took what pleased him, and dismissed her, and she stood, near him, for a moment, uncertain, and then another called to her, from across the great fire, about which the men sat, being served, and she, casting a forlorn glance at him, hurried to serve the other, to whom she had been summoned.
She served identically, as all the others.
There was the music of flutes, and a tabor, and one kalika, and a slave, she of one of Peisistratus' men, stamped her feet, and turned, and danced in the firelight.
Bangles clashed upon her bared ankles.
It is beautiful to see a slave dancing in the firelight.
Or in the light of torches, or candles, in some such natural light.
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79)