Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 14 | 76 | There were only the two soups, four vegetables, and two meats, roast Vosk gull and seasoned, boiled verr, followed by fruit and nuts. |
| 14 | 77 | The supper was pleasant and genteel, suitable for a quiet evening with friends. |
| 14 | 78 | Nothing was boisterous or rowdy. |
| 14 | 79 | The ka-la-nas were sparkling and mild, not the sort of coarse ka-la-nas commonly diluted in the wine crater, to a proportion agreed upon by guests, which only wild young men would be likely to drink unmixed, hailing one another with frightful jokes and bawdy songs, awaiting the arrival of the dancers and musicians, the drummers, the flute and kalika girls. |
| 14 | 80 | We served the ka-la-nas standing, not as I had been instructed in the house of training. |
| 14 | 81 | Toward the nineteenth Ahn, an Ahn before midnight, the free women withdrew to their waiting palanquins. |
| 14 | 82 | The dinner companion of Lysander was reluctant to depart so soon, but was, eventually, gently, conducted to her palanquin by Faisal, Lysander's house manager, he who had fetched me this afternoon, for some reason, from the kitchen. |
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There were only the two soups, four vegetables, and two meats, roast Vosk gull and seasoned, boiled verr, followed by fruit and nuts.
The supper was pleasant and genteel, suitable for a quiet evening with friends.
Nothing was boisterous or rowdy.
The ka-la-nas were sparkling and mild, not the sort of coarse ka-la-nas commonly diluted in the wine crater, to a proportion agreed upon by guests, which only wild young men would be likely to drink unmixed, hailing one another with frightful jokes and bawdy songs, awaiting the arrival of the dancers and musicians, the drummers, the flute and kalika girls.
We served the ka-la-nas standing, not as I had been instructed in the house of training.
Toward the nineteenth Ahn, an Ahn before midnight, the free women withdrew to their waiting palanquins.
The dinner companion of Lysander was reluctant to depart so soon, but was, eventually, gently, conducted to her palanquin by Faisal, Lysander's house manager, he who had fetched me this afternoon, for some reason, from the kitchen.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )