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shouldn't think so,' she said, thoughtfully.
Rincewind remembered himself. 'I don't think a young woman like you should be looking at this sort of thing,' he said sternly.introduce him to nice relatives.
'Well, I can see they would be,' Rincewind agreed. 'Look, push off, will you? No, I don't want to buy whatever it is. No, I don't want to meet her. Or him, either. Or it, you nasty little boy. Get off, will you?'
The last scream was to the group of children riding sedately Conina gave him a smile. 'I think wizards are expressly forbidden to,' she said sweetly. 'It's supposed to turn you blind.'Rincewind turned his face upwards again, prepared to risk maybe one eye. This sort of thing is only to be expected, he told himself. They don't know any better. Foreign countries are, well, foreign countries. They do things differently there.Although some things, he decided, were done in very much the same way, only with rather more inventiveness and, by the look of it, far more often.'The temple frescoes of Al Khali are famous far and wide,' said Conina, as they walked through crowds of children who kept trying to sell Rincewind things and

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Then John Faa began to laugh too. He slapped a broad hand on the table so hard the glasses rang, and his massive shoulders shook, and he had to wipe away the tears from his eyes. Lyra had never seen such a sight, never heardFinally John Faa shook his head and became serious again.
"I were saying, Lyra, as we knew about you from a child. From a baby. You oughter know what we know. I can't guess what they told you at Jordan where you came from, but they don't know the whole truth of it. Did they ever tell you who your parents were?" such a bellow; it was like a mountain laughing."Oh, yes," he said when he could speak again, "we heard about that too, little girl! I don't suppose the Costas have set foot anywhere since then without being reminded of it. You better leave a guard on your boat, Tony, people say. Fierce little girls round here! Oh, that story went all over the fens, child. But we en't going to punish you for it. No, no! Ease your mind."He looked at Farder Coram, and the two old men laughed again, but more gently. And Lyra felt contented, and safe.