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| 17 | 237 | The View more quotes about kneeling">kneeling girl, she who had once been Miss Beverly Henderson, once a graduate student in English literature at a major university in the New York City area, eyed the coin, fearfully. |
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| 17 | 234 | "There can be no payment, without the rendering of services," she said. |
| 17 | 235 | "The honor of my Master must not be offended". |
| 17 | 236 | I drew back, holding the coin. |
| 17 | 237 | The kneeling girl, she who had once been Miss Beverly Henderson, once a graduate student in English literature at a major university in the New York City area, eyed the coin, fearfully. |
| 17 | 238 | She feared I would replace it in my pouch. |
| 17 | 239 | "I will endeavor to be worthy of the tarsk bit, Master," she whispered. |
| 17 | 240 | "A Coin Girl," said the girl with the leash, "will struggle to please a man as much for a tarsk bit, as a high paga slave for a thousand gold pieces, to be paid by her master's customer for her use". |