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| 13 | 1723 | View more quotes about whereas">Whereas the slave may be used as a snack, and often is, as a bite seized upon the run, so to speak, a simple convenience to be put over a chair or flung to the floor, she may also find herself constituting a number of courses, so to speak, in the master's banquet. |
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| 13 | 1720 | This is not unusual. |
| 13 | 1721 | Goreans often make use of their slaves for Ahn, devoting, say, a morning, an afternoon, an evening, a day, to her lengthy and detailed ravishments. |
| 13 | 1722 | Making love is something Goreans do, not something they get over with. |
| 13 | 1723 | Whereas the slave may be used as a snack, and often is, as a bite seized upon the run, so to speak, a simple convenience to be put over a chair or flung to the floor, she may also find herself constituting a number of courses, so to speak, in the master's banquet. |
| 13 | 1724 | In between these courses she may serve in many ways, usually under the vigilance of the master, who enjoys watching her; in the interstices of her more obvious intimacies she may cook, launder, sew, embroider, arrange flowers, prepare Bazi tea, play the kalika, dance, model tunics and chains, and so on. |
| 13 | 1725 | And of course she may be used in her intimacies, in so far as her entire life is not in its way an intimacy, in a variety of situations, places, positions and ties. |
| 13 | 1726 | Also, of course, at least among Goreans, she is treasured as an aware, sentient mind as well as a stripped, collared body. |