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| 33 | 207 | He did not View more quotes about take">take lightly to being mocked and chided in this fashion. |
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| 33 | 204 | Would he have us believe that the true Tatrix was off somewhere, polishing her nails perhaps, while someone else was conducting the business of state in her place?" There was laughter. |
| 33 | 205 | Drusus Rencius clenched his fists. |
| 33 | 206 | He was a Gorean warrior. |
| 33 | 207 | He did not take lightly to being mocked and chided in this fashion. |
| 33 | 208 | "My second witness," said Miles of Argentum, "is the woman who served her intimately in her own quarters, who bathed her and clothed her, and combed her hair, who was to her as her own personal serving slave, now one of my own slaves, Susan". |
| 33 | 209 | Susan was summoned forward. |
| 33 | 210 | How exquisite and beautiful, and well displayed she was, in the trim, tiny tunic that was the uniform of the girls of Miles of Argentum. |