break, and my companion, tialys, And I, t out of pure  ed to pay you tesy. ere accompanying to make sure tainly no ention to;

    If Iorek  only  esy, too, and the Lady had spoken graciously enough.

    quot;Come do; ;ty if you are o speak about t;

    quot;Yes,quot; said ill, quot;and I t it could never  its broken. And ter told Lyra t youd be able to mend it. I o ask more politely, but t is: can you mend it, Iorek?quot;

    quot;S;

    ill s of t carefully until t places and  ts lig loo look closely at eacouc delicately ing it up to turn it t and examine t tness in those huge black hooks.

    t up again, o the shadow.

    quot;Yes,quot; ly tion and no more.

    Lyra said, kno;A  believe ant t get it mended te trouble, and not only us...”

    quot;I dont like t knife,quot; Iorek said. quot;I fear  can do. I  deadly figtle toys compared to t knife; t can do is unlimited. It ter if it ;

    quot;But ...” began ill.

    Iorek didnt let   on, quot;it you can do strange t you dont knos oentions may be good. tentions, too.quot;

    quot; be?quot; said ill.

    quot;tentions of a tool are  does. A ends to strike, a vise intends to , a lever intends to lift. t it is made for. But sometimes a tool may  you dont knoimes in doing end, you also do ends,  kno edge of t knife?quot;

    quot;No,quot; said ill, for it rue: to a t t reac.

    quot;t does?quot;

    quot;I cant. But I must still use it, and do o . If I did noty.quot;

    Lyra