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| 46 | 467 | I had View more quotes about little">little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage. |
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| 46 | 464 | I trusted the paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience. |
| 46 | 465 | "Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna. |
| 46 | 466 | How she will please you!" Lais, I noted, did not look as confident of this as Ho-Tosk. |
| 46 | 467 | I had little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage. |
| 46 | 468 | "Later!" called a loud voice, with the authority of a distinguished, preferred customer, one whose right to be heard could not be lightly gainsaid. |
| 46 | 469 | All attention was on the figure who had risen from a nearby table. |
| 46 | 470 | "We hear with pleasure," said Ho-Tosk, "the voice of the noble Addison Steele". |