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| 68 | 167 | I could still relish the View more quotes about taste">taste of the tiny honey cake, and the sips of ka-la-na I had been allowed. |
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| 68 | 164 | Only on Gor had I come to realize how beautiful Paula was, with her high intelligence, her passion, her profound slave needs. |
| 68 | 165 | "I am better behind you," I said, "in heeling position". |
| 68 | 166 | "You are not a bad looking slave," he said. |
| 68 | 167 | I could still relish the taste of the tiny honey cake, and the sips of ka-la-na I had been allowed. |
| 68 | 168 | When one is a slave, small things can be important, and precious, to one. |
| 68 | 169 | I suspected that a slave might value such things, small things, a pastry, a candy, a bit of honey cake, more than a well-to-do free woman, particularly of a high caste, might the expensive delicacies and sumptuous fare that were at her disposal, and to which she might be accustomed. |
| 68 | 170 | "Master has seen to my figure, and my posture and carriage," I said. |