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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She lifted her eyes to me, to see if the serving ritual might begin, but my eyes cautioned her to wait. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #336)
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3 336 She View more quotes about lifted">lifted her eyes to me, to see if the serving ritual might begin, but my eyes cautioned her to wait.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 333 She rose, and went to the side.
3 334 In a moment she had removed the lid from the vessel, set it aside, and half-filled two goblets.
3 335 One she placed where Constantina might reach it, and the other she brought to my place, holding it, and knelt there.
3 336 She lifted her eyes to me, to see if the serving ritual might begin, but my eyes cautioned her to wait.
3 337 I glanced back at Constantina, where she knelt, seething with rage, with humiliation.
3 338 "Is she a pleasure slave?" I asked Pertinax.
3 339 "Scarcely," he said, almost laughing, as though the idea were somehow preposterous.
She rose, and went to the side. In a moment she had removed the lid from the vessel, set it aside, and half-filled two goblets. One she placed where Constantina might reach it, and the other she brought to my place, holding it, and knelt there. She lifted her eyes to me, to see if the serving ritual might begin, but my eyes cautioned her to wait. I glanced back at Constantina, where she knelt, seething with rage, with humiliation. "Is she a pleasure slave?" I asked Pertinax. "Scarcely," he said, almost laughing, as though the idea were somehow preposterous. - (Swordsmen of Gor)