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| 10 | 474 | "I View more quotes about myself">myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients. |
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| 10 | 471 | "Please," said Lord Nishida, gently cautioning Miss Wentworth to silence. |
| 10 | 472 | "These colleagues," continued Thrasilicus, "when they are convinced of the potential value of a given woman, enter her on an acquisition list". |
| 10 | 473 | "I do not understand!" said Miss Wentworth. |
| 10 | 474 | "I myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients. |
| 10 | 475 | For a woman of Earth she was unusually attractive, and I thought something might be done with her. |
| 10 | 476 | I was there, of course, as Stevens, of Stevens and Associates. |
| 10 | 477 | She introduced herself, engaged in conversation, even light-hearted banter, and subtly attempted to suggest, from the very first, that she found me physically attractive. |