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| 52 | 452 | And then she ran to View more quotes about axel">Axel of Argentum, knelt, and put her head down to his feet, trembling. |
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| 52 | 449 | "See to whose feet she runs". |
| 52 | 450 | Axel unbound Asperiche, and she looked at my captor, frightened. |
| 52 | 451 | "Forgive me, Master," she said. |
| 52 | 452 | And then she ran to Axel of Argentum, knelt, and put her head down to his feet, trembling. |
| 52 | 453 | "Here," said Axel, who drew from his wallet a small coin, a yellow coin, a gold tarsk, perhaps from Besnit or Harfax, where such coins are popular, and tossed it to my captor, who caught it. |
| 52 | 454 | "Is that enough?" inquired Axel. |
| 52 | 455 | "I would give her to you, in friendship," said my captor. |