"ill," said Lyra.

        Sly, but artled all tting on t even noticed.

        ";

        "I found my S e    see Dust, and so make it talk—"

        "I didnt see you ing."

        "You    looking," s;You mustve been t somets a good ts easy to fool people. atc;

        trolling to, in te summer ssleeves, ons and t and speaking to them.

        "Please, could you tell me o meet our parents t lost."

        t ill, and ill, taining o say, "S, , isnt it silly." t;;

        "Yea one," said Lyra, and preteo listen carefully as trus.

        ill got up and said, "t; and oget look back, but t i.

        "See?" s;If t em off. Cause t be looking for someone er. I better stay ; s on scoldingly o;You ent safe on your o;

        o leaden dome, set in a square bounded by one college buildings and a crees above ernoon suones out of it all, and t ric, almost tself of ill, and in ttle square even traffioise was hushed.

        S;s tter?"

        "If you speak to people, you just attract ttention," ;You s keep quiet and still and t all my life. I kno. Your —you make yourself visible. You s do t. You s play at it. Youre not being serious."

        "You t; s;You t kno lying and t? Im t liar t I ent lying to you, and I never . Youre in danger, and if I    do just t. Didnt you see em looking at you? Cause t careful enoug my opinion, its you t ent serious."

        "If Im not serious, ing for you y? Ive got my oo do, but Im     tell me Im not serious."

        "You o e t; so ocrat. S;You o, else youd never find out anyt your fat for yourself, not for me."

        tely, but in subdued voices, because of t in t nearby. opped altogether.

        o lean against t his face.

        " do you kno my fat; ly.

        Sone. "I dont knos all I asked about."

        "Asked w;

        "ter, of course."

        It took a moment for o remember    sook it out of ;All rig;

        And s doone curb around t rument and began to turn t too quickly to see, and to a st to neions just as quickly.

        ill looked around carefully, but to see; a group of tourists looked up at

        t along t, but ttention was elsewhere.

        Lyra blinked and siger a sleep.

        "Your mot; sly. "But ser ook some letters and ran ahief, and you killed him.

        And youre looking for your fat;

        "All rig up," said ill. "ts enoug no look into my life like t.

        Dont ever do t again. ts just spying."

        "I knoop asking," s;See, ters like a person, almost. I sort of knoo be cross or     me to kno. But     o. And it said ..." S;It said you , Good, ts all rigrust. But I didnt ask more t till just no    me to ask any more, I promise I . t like a private peep s spy on people, itd stop    as ;

        "You could ead of t t say w;

        "No, because I didnt ask."

        tting by time. ill put h weariness.

        "ell," ;I suppose rust eac;

        "ts all rigrust you."

        ill nodded grimly. ired, and t test possibility of sleep in t usually so perceptive, but somet ering o do; like I did by t the frozen lake.

        "And, ill," s;I    give you a to anyone. I promise."

        "Good."

        "I do before. I betrayed someone. And it    t I aking    to t dangerous place ted myself for t, for being so stupid. So Ill try very    to be careless or fet aray you."

        o try and wake himself up.

        "e t go back till mucer," ;e s    any risk anyone seeing. And no to ;

        "Im ; Lyra said.

        t;I knoo t;

        "t?”

        "Ill s some food too."

        ty ter, ten minutes o get in, and boug dogs and pop and Coke, and t do as the film was beginning.

        Lyra ranced. Sed pograms, but not dog and t at ters on t     spicuous. ill closed    ond    to sleep.

        ter of seats as people moved out, and blinked in t. cer past eigantly.

        "ts t t; s;I dunno    some tter t tter t."

        ill couldnt even remember    ill ligside, and treets were busy.

        "Dyou    to see anot;

        "Yea;

        So t to t ema, a few    again.

        Lyra settled do on t,    his mind go blank.

        time, it er.

        Lyra e to her.

        "e al doo eat. I never seen people just ing before," sold him.

        "t. traffic, for one. I dont like it. I like t. And t Sake t engine use    knoing on. I bet I could    to give s, too. You kno;

        As told    t sislaus Grumman in t on and told    of ory, from time sers flat to t    ent, but attentively,    of a voyage in a balloon, of armored bears and castic dream of a beautiful city on ty and silent and safe: it couldrue, it .

        But eventually trees. ttle traffioe or so, no more t. And t    o be all right.

        "ait till t; ;Im going t;

        And a moment later rees, and a sed or terward Lyra followed.

        t as if t, and t of floer.

        Lyra stretc a great iced    o t now    lig peace.

        And t .

        Somereets beyond thing was screaming.
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