Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 249 | She now, with her View more quotes about fingers">fingers and tongue, was wiping the bowl clean. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 246 | "Why have you come here?" "Surely the pleasure of sharing a kettle with friends is reason enough," I said. |
| 40 | 247 | She glared at me in fury. |
| 40 | 248 | Mira had fallen upon the porridge with gusto. |
| 40 | 249 | She now, with her fingers and tongue, was wiping the bowl clean. |
| 40 | 250 | She did not eat now as might a rich, free woman, from a golden or silver service, with precious, lustrously polished utensils, softly glowing upon glistening linen, sumptuously, in some fine house. |
| 40 | 251 | She ate now as a slave, and was grateful for her feeding. |
| 40 | 252 | "I think it is time, now, for you to leave," said Radish, acidly. |
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"Why have you come here?" "Surely the pleasure of sharing a kettle with friends is reason enough," I said.
She glared at me in fury.
Mira had fallen upon the porridge with gusto.
She now, with her fingers and tongue, was wiping the bowl clean.
She did not eat now as might a rich, free woman, from a golden or silver service, with precious, lustrously polished utensils, softly glowing upon glistening linen, sumptuously, in some fine house.
She ate now as a slave, and was grateful for her feeding.
"I think it is time, now, for you to leave," said Radish, acidly.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)