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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I held the rice paste to where she might take it, from the palm of my hand. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #394)
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20 394 I View more quotes about held">held the rice paste to where she might take it, from the palm of my hand.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 391 "Master?" she said.
20 392 I scooped up a handful of rice paste from the shallow bowl to my right, and held it out, across the table.
20 393 The slave hurried to me, gratefully, and knelt, and put down her head.
20 394 I held the rice paste to where she might take it, from the palm of my hand.
20 395 She fed, ravenously.
20 396 I gathered it might have been several Ahn since the slaves had been fed in the pen.
20 397 The first feeding of field slaves is usually at dawn, or earlier, before they are sent into the fields.
"Master?" she said. I scooped up a handful of rice paste from the shallow bowl to my right, and held it out, across the table. The slave hurried to me, gratefully, and knelt, and put down her head. I held the rice paste to where she might take it, from the palm of my hand. She fed, ravenously. I gathered it might have been several Ahn since the slaves had been fed in the pen. The first feeding of field slaves is usually at dawn, or earlier, before they are sent into the fields. - (Rebels of Gor)