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

He then finished his dinner with several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #257)
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30 257 He then finished his dinner with View more quotes about several">several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga.

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

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30 254 "And Master has begun to feed".
30 255 "But has not yet finished," he said.
30 256 I knelt back, and waited, for several Ehn, until Kurik had finished with the contents of the trencher.
30 257 He then finished his dinner with several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga.
30 258 He then recorked the bottle, put it aside, and looked at me.
30 259 "Master is finished," I said, archly.
30 260 He rose up, went to the wall to my right, as I knelt, and removed the slave whip from its peg.
"And Master has begun to feed". "But has not yet finished," he said. I knelt back, and waited, for several Ehn, until Kurik had finished with the contents of the trencher. He then finished his dinner with several swigs from the bottle, the contents of which proved to be, judging by the apparent fire of its taste, and the apparently satisfactory burning in his mouth, some special paga. He then recorked the bottle, put it aside, and looked at me. "Master is finished," I said, archly. He rose up, went to the wall to my right, as I knelt, and removed the slave whip from its peg. - (Plunder of Gor)