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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then lifted the tray upward and toward him, proffering it to him, as though it might contain luscious fruit, at the same time lifting my body subtly to him. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #50)
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28 50 I then View more quotes about lifted">lifted the tray upward and toward him, proffering it to him, as though it might contain luscious fruit, at the same time lifting my body subtly to him.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 47 I carried a round, empty silver platter, about eighteen inches in diameter.
28 48 The floor manager accompanied me to the place, and crouched down, beside me, watching.
28 49 I lowered my head and body, from the waist down, humbly, and then, slowly, gracefully, lifted my body and head to where I might look up into the eyes of the aide.
28 50 I then lifted the tray upward and toward him, proffering it to him, as though it might contain luscious fruit, at the same time lifting my body subtly to him.
28 51 "Fruit, Master?" I asked.
28 52 "How did it look?" asked the floor manager.
28 53 "Good," said the aide.
I carried a round, empty silver platter, about eighteen inches in diameter. The floor manager accompanied me to the place, and crouched down, beside me, watching. I lowered my head and body, from the waist down, humbly, and then, slowly, gracefully, lifted my body and head to where I might look up into the eyes of the aide. I then lifted the tray upward and toward him, proffering it to him, as though it might contain luscious fruit, at the same time lifting my body subtly to him. "Fruit, Master?" I asked. "How did it look?" asked the floor manager. "Good," said the aide. - (Kajira of Gor)