Lyra o adjust to ory, and t couldnt be done in a day. to see Lord Asriel as    to accept Mrs.

        Coulter as    too, a fused.

        But, being Lyra, s fret about it for long, for too explore and many gyptian aze. Before t    (i) and s ales of y fatly made captive.

        “And turkis at Jordan for dinner.

        And an o kill my fat, and one full of poison. And    no one else saw —”

        “ sort of poison?” demanded a thin-faced girl.

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        And to so be friends, hers wine.

        “And t refuse to drink    giving deadly insult, and    drink it because    able. And ting ting and looking at o eithe poison or own up.”

        “So w did he do?”

        “. It took es to die, and orment all time.”

        “Did you see it happen?”

        “No, cause girls ent allo table. But I seen ering from , to puss....”

        And so on.

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        And sioned Ma Costa about every detail of tory of ails into a mental tapestry even clearer and sories s from ttage, t in t, the clash of swords—

        “S God, girl, you dreaming?” Ma Costa said. “Mr. Coulter    out ruck    remember; you ougo, little as you    s er,    out ime and tur on     bet. t, e out, Mrs. Costa, and bring tting up suc daemon botook you up and dandled you and sat you on    , and called for he floor.”

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        And    ter and pored over it like a lover ure of t?    s? asnt ser?

        Remembering o focus aken at random, and clicked to point at t if ser just so in    it in a particular lazy , to move more purposefully. Instead of its ions around t sure to anotimes it    times times five or more, and altood not, s from it, unlike anytalaimon , sometimes as a mouse, s felt as if a s of sunligruck to ligie of great aneted. And Lyra t times    all h.

        So titude of boats and t as got time to sit at t, and as soon as ts s t on tform and sat beable. Jo o make a sign for silence;    put     on table and looked at the hubbub died.

        “ell,”    I asked. Aer to call on to e up    t.”

        A stout black-bearded man climbed onto tform and laid a able.

        “ts old,” y-eight men.”

        “te. t man stood at tform as Jo, and t, and eacable, and annouer. tas    of tefanski family, and naturally tony    to volunteer. Lyra noticed ing from foot to foot and spreading efanski money and ty-three men were laid before John Faa.

        o Joood up to address the audience again.

        “Friends, ts a muster of one y men. I thank you proudly.

        As for t from t of it t youve all dug deep in your coffers, and my    for t as well.

        “ o do    is to cer a s em free. From    be some figo do. It    be t time, nor it    be t, but o be unon ing. But    going to e back    our kids. Yes, Dirk Vries?”

        A man stood up and said, “Lord Faa, do you knohem kids?”

        “e s a tter. t, but ure it is    knoo tell you all trut even kno    is, good or bad, t no reac by nigtle c ts of t?”

        t t meeting stood up and said, “t c, tting in t roo resd our a privileges on at of to pass a la to free movement in and out t    to kno of o suc a gyptian c as I    t a landloper c us all in danger?”
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