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>>>>> "CWL" == Chan Wei Lik <weimin@pl.jaring.my> writes:

>>> "I want you to satisfy my desire" is a fairly literal translation.
>>> Which, in fact, she did.

CWL> And what did he get?

You'll have to read the last few pages of volume 12.  Just saying "he
got..." would just ruin the effect.

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