CHAPTER THREE: A CHILDRENS WORLD-2
be a disguise for me, because t got a sister.
And if Im o cross roads getting killed.quot;
quot;All rig; she said humbly.
quot;And money. I bet you —- around and eat and so on?quot;
quot;I money,quot; s of her purse.
ill looked at them incredulously.
quot;Is t gold? It is, isnt it? ell, t people asking questions, and no mistake. Youre just not safe. Ill give you some money. Put t of siger, and your names Lisa Ransom.quot;
quot;Lizzie. I pretended to call myself Lizzie before. I can remember t.quot;
quot;All rig forget.quot;
quot;All rig; she said peaceably.
o be painful; already it , and a dark, massive bruise ruck before, sreated, and t worried oo—suppose some police officer should become curious?
ried to put it out of off toget traffic liging just one glance back at trees. t see it at all.
It e invisible, and traffic was flowing again.
In Summertoen minutes opped in front of a bank.
quot; are you doing?quot; said Lyra.
quot;Im going to get some money. I probably better not do it too often, but t register it till t t;
o tomatic teller and tapped out o be going a ccy-pound note.
quot;Use t later,quot; ;Buy somet some cs find a bus into to;
Lyra let very quietly, cy t off in ty center next to an old stone ce a big department store, w.
quot;Its all c; s;Like ... t ent t? And t w;
No migion from t, or present sirely different buildi