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| 5 | 616 | Now, emerging from the kitchen, View more quotes about came">came the Lady Temione, on all fours, as I had commanded. |
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| 5 | 613 | That must be one of the keeper's best girls, I thought. |
| 5 | 614 | Indeed, perhaps she was the keeper's preferred slave, sent by him to the customer from his own furs. |
| 5 | 615 | I then sopped the last of the bread in the bottom of the kantharos. |
| 5 | 616 | Now, emerging from the kitchen, came the Lady Temione, on all fours, as I had commanded. |
| 5 | 617 | From her mouth, on its looped string, dangled the small, closed, hinged, wooden, waxed tablet which would contain the bill. |
| 5 | 618 | These tablets, and tablets of these sorts, which sometimes have several divisions, and fold up, are often used on Gor for drafts, note taking, temporary tallyings, children's lessons, and such. |
| 5 | 619 | They contain one or more waxed surfaces which are written on by a stylus. |