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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, a slave's holding the cup in two hands not only affords greater stability, making it less likely that the drink might be spilled, which can be a punishable offense, but it is an aesthetic modality, as well, as it accentuates and frames the slave's beauty. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #84)
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7 84 Too, a View more quotes about slave">slave's holding the cup in two hands not only affords greater stability, making it less likely that the drink might be spilled, which can be a punishable offense, but it is an aesthetic modality, as well, as it accentuates and frames the slave's beauty.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 81 I twisted on the mat, unwilling to open my eyes, fearing to do so.
7 82 The last thing I remembered was kneeling, in the cell, with the others, and being handed a small metal bowl, which I was to hold in both hands.
7 83 Few Gorean cups, I would learn, have handles.
7 84 Too, a slave's holding the cup in two hands not only affords greater stability, making it less likely that the drink might be spilled, which can be a punishable offense, but it is an aesthetic modality, as well, as it accentuates and frames the slave's beauty.
7 85 In the cup, from a decanter, was poured a small amount of an aromatic ruby beverage.
7 86 It must have been spiced.
7 87 "Drink, kajirae," we were told, and we drank.
I twisted on the mat, unwilling to open my eyes, fearing to do so. The last thing I remembered was kneeling, in the cell, with the others, and being handed a small metal bowl, which I was to hold in both hands. Few Gorean cups, I would learn, have handles. Too, a slave's holding the cup in two hands not only affords greater stability, making it less likely that the drink might be spilled, which can be a punishable offense, but it is an aesthetic modality, as well, as it accentuates and frames the slave's beauty. In the cup, from a decanter, was poured a small amount of an aromatic ruby beverage. It must have been spiced. "Drink, kajirae," we were told, and we drank. - (Plunder of Gor)