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| 46 | 394 | Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was View more quotes about desperate">desperate to please. |
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| 46 | 391 | There was a swirl of music from the musicians. |
| 46 | 392 | "Girl," said Ho-Tosk, "must a command be repeated?" Euphrosyne then began to dance, before the men, and her master. |
| 46 | 393 | The taverner's man with the whip lifted it twice, looking to Florian, but each time Florian indicated that he refrain from employing that supple tool. |
| 46 | 394 | Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was desperate to please. |
| 46 | 395 | But soon, suspecting that she might be immune from the attentions of the leather, perhaps due to the weakness or indulgence of Florian, she began, subtly, to test him. |
| 46 | 396 | This alarmed me, for I suspected that I, from my time in the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, knew the nature of Florian better than she. |
| 46 | 397 | It began with a suggestion of impudence, and a hint of disrespect. |