CHAPTER 10
are you looking for?quot;
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quot;tell me, O Great er, about your visit to t your misory.quot;
quot;t muco say. e to tore for salt. But I sale of milk.quot; I reaco my pocket and broug a soft, overripe pear. quot;I brougoo.quot;
S t;tell me more. else did you see? ;
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quot;Youve seen ser lig;
quot;It is a strange ligraig is unreal and a bit scary.quot;
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quot;Library?quot;
quot; see t;
quot;I ten all about it.quot; But as alked, I could recall tacks of men and intent aken me t;I used to go t me take a paper card and signed my name on a slip at t;
quot;You remember.quot;
quot;But I dont remember e. I didnt e Aniday.quot;
Sed it for soft spots. quot;Get me a knife, Aniday, and