CHAPTER SEVEN: THE ROLLS-ROYCE-1
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quot;It is! t : taking some metal apart. Lead. o make it into gold. And it and cut it smaller and smaller till o t piece t. So small you couldn see it, even. But t, too, and inside t little bit ters packed in, ted over and folded up so tigook up no space at all. But once it, bam! t, and ts ;
quot;Is to; said Lyra.
quot;No! t; said the girl.
quot;tos ed, t place,quot; said a boy. quot;ts . Ain no kids gonna go in ts scary.quot;
quot;to go in t; said another.
quot;t special magic, or somet; said t;t live t;
quot;But t anyone in to; Lyra said. quot;No gro;
quot;No groy at all!quot;
quot;t.quot;
But s. And ticed liar, s t something.
And suddenly stle Paolo ioned t ullio, oo, and Angelica her?
S to rescue ts and pedal back to t inside to make some coffee and see if ill ill asleep, curled up at , and Lyra ient to see e a note and left it on took off to look for the window.
took led tle square to t before. But it y no dusted t of t touries of someillness expressing poellectual force.
quot;Angels,quot; said Pantalaimon, no on Lyras shoulder.
quot;Maybe Specters,quot; Lyra said.
quot;No! t; ed. quot;Bet ts angels.quot;
quot;S;
t t oak door on its ornate black eps up to it self stood sligo stop Lyra from going in except her own fear.
Siptoed to top of teps and looked tone-flagged muc; but Pantalai