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

Yet little of it reached the vat at first for, at the order of Callimachus, the serving slaves filled their empty pitchers from the cascading stream itself, and then rushed to serve. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #11)
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24 11 Yet View more quotes about little">little of it reached the vat at first for, at the order of Callimachus, the serving slaves filled their empty pitchers from the cascading stream itself, and then rushed to serve.

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

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24 8 "There was haggling, and new wine had to be brought out from the city," the lad explained to Callimachus.
24 9 "Hurry!" said Callimachus.
24 10 "The wine! The wine! Slaves, here! To me, slaves!" The bung was drawn from the barrel and the precious ka-la-na, the barrel still on the cart, was released over the vat.
24 11 Yet little of it reached the vat at first for, at the order of Callimachus, the serving slaves filled their empty pitchers from the cascading stream itself, and then rushed to serve.
24 12 Four times Ellen had rushed back and forth to fetch more wine.
24 13 She saw Renata.
24 14 Louise, too, was now serving.
"There was haggling, and new wine had to be brought out from the city," the lad explained to Callimachus. "Hurry!" said Callimachus. "The wine! The wine! Slaves, here! To me, slaves!" The bung was drawn from the barrel and the precious ka-la-na, the barrel still on the cart, was released over the vat. Yet little of it reached the vat at first for, at the order of Callimachus, the serving slaves filled their empty pitchers from the cascading stream itself, and then rushed to serve. Four times Ellen had rushed back and forth to fetch more wine. She saw Renata. Louise, too, was now serving. - (Prize of Gor)