quot;Dr. Malone,quot; said Lyra in t;ill and me  to look for our daemons.  to do. But  be  t  to go and look.quot;

    quot;; said Mary, er urbed nigo itiously, for tprints. So far s found any.

    quot;Dont kno; said Lyra. quot;But t ttle, t trust us anymore. Cant say I blame t  imes, so maybe ;

    quot;Listen,quot; Mary said reluctantly, and told Lyra about t before.

    As so join tened, wide-eyed and serious.

    quot; a traveler and ; Lyra said o be all kinds of openings nourned around and left,   to do anyt;

    quot;I dont kno like it. And Im  you going off on your o kno. O kno please be careful. Please look all around. At least out on t;

    quot;If raigo anot o  us,quot; ill said.

    termined to go, and Mary ant to argue.

    quot;At least,quot; s;promise t you  go in among trees. If t man is still around,  be  see ime to escape.quot;

    quot;e promise,quot; said Lyra.

    quot;ell, Ill pack you some food in case youre out all day.quot;

    Mary took some flat bread and c, t-quencs, ied a cord around it for one of to carry over a shoulder.

    quot;Good ing,quot; s. quot;Please take care.quot;

    Sill anxious. Sood co t of the slope.

    quot;I he ridge.

    quot;S; said Lyra. quot;And if oryll still be  t;

    quot;Mmm,quot; said ill. quot;Dyou t;

    quot;Dunno. I dont suppose Ive got a   Jordan College, and I cant live cians. I  mind t, if t;

    quot; about Lord Asriels  you  to live t;

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