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Ridcully glared at the Librarian, who was hanging by his toes from the top shelf of Parazoology Ba to Mn.
/’Oh, well,” he said, his voice suddenly low and cunning,
“it’s a great shame, in the circumstances. They’ve got a pretty
good library in Lancre castle, I heard. Well, they call it a
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Terry Pratchettup. So I shall be going. Farewell.”
Ridcully paused outside the Library door, counting under his breath. He’d reached “three” when the Librarian knuckled through at high speed, caught by the incunibles.
“So that’ll be four tickets, then?” said Ridcully.
Granny Weatherwax set about finding out what had been happening around the stones in her own distinctive way.
People underestimate bees.
Granny Weatherwax didn’t. She had half a dozen hives of them and knew, for example, there is no such creature as an individual bee. But there is such a creature as a swarm, whose component cells are just a bit more mobile than those of, say, the common library—it’s just a lot of old books. Never had a catalogue near ‘em, apparently.”“Oook?”“Thousands of books. Someone told me there’s incu-nibles, too. Shame, really, you not wanting to see them.” Ridcully’s voice could have greased axles.“Oook?”“But I can see your mind is quite made