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second now, Archchancellor.’
‘So . . . whatever’s going to happen . . . is going to happen to us?’ ‘Yes, Archchancellor.’ idcully patted Windle on the head.
‘Sorry about this,’ he said.
Windle Schleppel unfolded himself to his full height.
‘Hallo, Mr Poons. Hallo, Reg,’ he said.
They stared at the hairy shape that nearly filled the passageway.
‘Er, Schleppel . . . er . . . could you clear the way for us?’ Windle quavered.turned awkwardly to look down the passageway. There was something behind the Queen. It looked like a perfectly ordinary bedroom door, advancing in a series of small steps, as though someone was carefully pushing it along in front of them.‘What is it?’ said Reg.Windle raised himself as far as he could.‘Schleppel!’‘Oh, come on,’ said Reg.‘It’s Schleppel!’ shouted Windle. ‘Schleppel! It’s us! Can you help us out?’The door paused. Then it was flung aside.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
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