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| 46 | 513 | Euphrosyne was View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot. |
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| 46 | 510 | "This will not take long," said the czehar player. |
| 46 | 511 | I lifted my head, and saw, some feet away, Addison Steele, in repose, sitting cross-legged at his table. |
| 46 | 512 | Florian was with him. |
| 46 | 513 | Euphrosyne was doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot. |
| 46 | 514 | Florian would let her wait, as the slave she was. |
| 46 | 515 | My eyes briefly met those of Addison Steele, and then I, aware of a possibly imputable impudence or boldness, lowered my head. |
| 46 | 516 | How he had smiled! How far we are, I thought, from the cocktail parties, the restaurants, the shores of Earth. |