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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She need not finish the water but the slave gruel must be finished, even to the delicate licking out of the pan. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #231)
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16 231 She View more quotes about need">need not finish the water but the slave gruel must be finished, even to the delicate licking out of the pan.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 228 She had been chained by the neck there, as usual, and given her two pans, one containing water, the other slave gruel.
16 229 She was not permitted to use her hands in drinking and feeding from the pans.
16 230 She must be on all fours or on her belly.
16 231 She need not finish the water but the slave gruel must be finished, even to the delicate licking out of the pan.
16 232 If the guards were not pleased she would be beaten.
16 233 Having been chained, she had feared that she had been forgotten, but the two instructrices called for her, shortly before the sixteenth Ahn, and the guard had freed her, that she might be taken, hands bound behind her, hooded and leashed, to the Chamber of Preparation.
16 234 There were many parts of the house, which in some respects seemed almost labyrinthine, with which she was unfamiliar.
She had been chained by the neck there, as usual, and given her two pans, one containing water, the other slave gruel. She was not permitted to use her hands in drinking and feeding from the pans. She must be on all fours or on her belly. She need not finish the water but the slave gruel must be finished, even to the delicate licking out of the pan. If the guards were not pleased she would be beaten. Having been chained, she had feared that she had been forgotten, but the two instructrices called for her, shortly before the sixteenth Ahn, and the guard had freed her, that she might be taken, hands bound behind her, hooded and leashed, to the Chamber of Preparation. There were many parts of the house, which in some respects seemed almost labyrinthine, with which she was unfamiliar. - (Prize of Gor)