Lee Scoresby arranged some furs over Lyra. So Roger and toget on to cruments from time to time, c o his own furs.

    “ttle girls pretty important, er several minutes.

    “More than she will know,” Serafina Pekkala said.

    “Does t mean t? You understand, Im speaking as a practical man o earn. I cant afford to get busted up or s to pieces  some kind of compensation agreed to in advance. I aint trying to loone of tion, believe me, maam. But Joians paid me a fee ts enougo cover my time and skill and tear on ts all. It didnt include acts-of- me tell you, maam,  as an act of war.”

    a piece of smokeleaf delicately overboard.

    “So Id like to kno in tions,” he finished.

    “ting,” said Serafina Pekkala. “But you  before.”

    “Sure,  is, I t traigransportation contract, and I cer t little dust-up doransportation responsibility extends. o risk my life and my equipment in a tle c-tempered as t Bolvangar. I merely mention all tion.”

    “Mr. Scoresby,” said tcion. All I can say is t all of us, c all of us kno. , under arms, a soldier.”

    “ell, t seems kinda precipitate. Seems to me a man so take up arms or not.”

    “e  t to be born.”

    “Oake and t and t and yarn  you wish for a choice once in a while ?”

    Serafina Pekkala considered, and t mean tc interested in preserving value or making profits, and as for t every opportunity  in good condition, and t takes time and trouble, I see t; but for us to fly, all ear off a brancy more.