Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 744 | "There," she said, "it is done," and View more quotes about drew">drew the bowl away. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 741 | The gowned slave put her hand behind my head, holding it in place, and thrust the small bowl to my lips. |
| 50 | 742 | "Feed, barbarian she-tarsk," she said. |
| 50 | 743 | I choked a little, and I felt some of the gruel run beside my mouth. |
| 50 | 744 | "There," she said, "it is done," and drew the bowl away. |
| 50 | 745 | I recalled the quick, superficial descent of the bowl into the feeding trough. |
| 50 | 746 | The bowl was small, of plain, unglazed, baked clay, and was chipped, and there had been very little in it, presumably by the gowned slave's intent, and part of what there was had been removed with the bowl. |
| 50 | 747 | She stood up, and, with her finger, several times, wiped some gruel from the bowl, which adhered to her finger, which she would then suck away. |
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The gowned slave put her hand behind my head, holding it in place, and thrust the small bowl to my lips.
"Feed, barbarian she-tarsk," she said.
I choked a little, and I felt some of the gruel run beside my mouth.
"There," she said, "it is done," and drew the bowl away.
I recalled the quick, superficial descent of the bowl into the feeding trough.
The bowl was small, of plain, unglazed, baked clay, and was chipped, and there had been very little in it, presumably by the gowned slave's intent, and part of what there was had been removed with the bowl.
She stood up, and, with her finger, several times, wiped some gruel from the bowl, which adhered to her finger, which she would then suck away.
- (Smugglers of Gor)