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The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ( Why reindeer? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A CROWN? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A child once asked, ‘ Why does the Turtle swim? ’ A wise man replied, ‘ Child, there is no Why. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A god, half human and half beast? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A shaman, dressed as this god? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A shaman, performing a magical hunting ritual? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | About fifteen so far, I think. ’[ Sourcery] Fifteen, eh? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And did you hear that I walk around at night in the dark time of the year and reward those who have been good citizens with a purse of silver? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And everyone else said it was a waste of a good boat! ’[ The Last Hero] And where was the boat heading? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And get visited by kings and princes? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And how could they thrive on this eccentric diet? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And how exactly had it managed to lie hidden while everybody was searching the castle from turret to dungeon? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And if so, would n’t it strike the underside of the Disc rather than crashing down through the atmosphere? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And if that ’s not being a wicked witch, what is? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And is n’t wyrd a weird way to spell weird, even if they are weird? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And is that why Kring remarks, when stuck in a tree branch, that ‘ it could have been worse, it could have been an anvil ’? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And that any flower planted in your garden blooms black? ’ ‘ Oh, do they say so? ’ said Miss Treason, looking delighted. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And that any flower planted in your garden blooms black? ’ ‘ Oh, do they say so? ’ said Miss Treason, looking delighted. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And the King of the Bean? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And the suggestion that, via some deep visceral means, the colours of the said spirit have become the colours of blood on snow? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And was n’t she christened, just like a human being, with somebody blessing her and smashing a bottle of champagne over her? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And what of the dead themselves, on the Discworld? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And what of their own name? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And when the Luggage reappeared it – or shall we say he? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And when you do, what do you do about it? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And where was this wondrous Black School? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And who is he? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And yet, in the long run, what does the life of a Hero amount to? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Andrei was always a wolf. ’ ‘ You mean you had a human sister and a wolf brother? ’ ‘ No, Carrot. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Are werewolves heroes, victims, or criminals? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | As for the third: ‘ And see ye not yon bonny road, That winds about the fernie brae? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | At least, so the stories say, but can we be sure that there are no squashed churches under any of the rocks that litter the landscape? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | BECOMING A WITCH How does a girl become a witch? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Beautiful? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But did he? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But do the people of Lancre appreciate this? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But in what sense are the stones themselves Dancers? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But were they myth, or were they real? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But where, meanwhile, has Oberon ’s Discworld counterpart disappeared to? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But where, meanwhile, is the real Summer Lady? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But why, in both universes, are there precisely three of them? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Can this possibly mean that Kring has existed on Earth too – that Kring and Excalibur are aspects of a single entity? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Centrally, to form the pattern known as a quincunx? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Chapter 8 THE WITCHES OF LANCRE WHY THREE? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Could one of these legendary ratcatchers have come to Hamlin in great- great- grandfather ’s time? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Could something have angered him? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did all this actually happen in one day, to one individual? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did he owe his achievements to her, or to his own virtues? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did it perhaps briefly go into orbit? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did people in northern Europe make sacrifices at the winter solstice? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did she turn against him in the end? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did the King die? ’ ‘ No. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did the chest Bayly speaks of have some rudimentary capacity for bloody- minded malevolence? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did to him? ’ said Cohen. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do vampires suck blood? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Does everyone get this? ’ said Brutha. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Drake he was a Devon man an ’ ruled the Devon seas,( Capten, art tha sleepin ’ there below?) |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Folklore? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | For a first offence? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | For how could fifteen men be on one chest? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Goddesses, nymphs, fairies, witches, necromancers, prophets? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone checked? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Has the child been good or bad, naughty or nice? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How can they have been so reduced? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How could it have been otherwise? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How did it come into her mind? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How many times have we heard this story? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Human? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what are the choices they ’ve got? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | If it slipped and fell from the Turtle ’s back, how could it strike the Disc – did it fall upwards? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | If she turned herself into a fox what would happen to all the bits that would n’t fit? ’ ‘ She ’d just magic them away, ’ said Cern. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | If the Four Elephants mark the four quarters, where did the Fifth stand? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | In 1950 it was stolen, and recovered a few months later – or was it? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | In a way, I suppose. ’ ‘ What do you mean, “ in a way ”? ’ ‘ It ’s classical mythology, Cohen, ’ said the minstrel. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is he to lie in his bed, old and sick, meekly waiting for death – a straw death, as Vikings would mockingly call it? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is it a magical power, or a form of madness? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is it fitting for him to settle down quietly, while Old Age, the enemy he can never conquer or outwit, advances steadily upon him? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is it voluntary or involuntary? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is it wise to explain so much? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is there? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It eats crisps. ’ ‘ What about people? ’ ‘ Oh, and people. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s no good coming home and just saying you were shipwrecked for two years and ate winkles, is it? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s traditional. ’ ‘ What are you talking about, girl? ’ ‘ Three good witches are supposed to give the baby three gifts. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Just how old was the merriment? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the townsfolk tried to cheat him of his pay, and he took his revenge? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Might it not be best to let readers enjoy the glimpses and hints and clues half understood, and gradually make their own discoveries? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Nice? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | No! ’ ‘ Really? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Not on but in, perhaps? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Now, what was the quote? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Of course, the children say they just do it for fun – they would, would n’t they? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Of the heavenly spheres?). |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Old wives ’ tales? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or a joke( for the humans, if not for the bird), making fun of upper- class huntsmen who are so proud of trophies? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or suppose that, as Petunia tells Tiffany, a thousand vampire demons arrive, each with enormous teeth? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or suppose the Devil gets into the house and tries to carry off the body? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or was it a survival of some incredibly ancient magic ritual involving the sacrifice of a sacred animal at midwinter? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Oral tradition? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps a man who could lure rats could also lure children? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps this delicacy is because we think we know of more complex monsters now? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | SO WHAT DO WITCHES ACTUALLY DO, THEN? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Shall sickness prove me now to be a man, That have been termed the terror of the world? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | She already knows the white- clad Morris teams that dance on the village green to bring Summer in, but what is this? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | She was always happy then. ’ ‘ What happened? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | She ’s got a name, has n’t she? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Sheer accident? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Should we not call it infinite? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So she then woke the daughter, crying, ‘ I do believe your mother ’s dead! ’ – ‘ Dead? ’ laughed the daughter. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So was Fortune on Alexander ’s side or not? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So what can have happened? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So what could be better than to find a race of strong, tireless, silent workers to take on these jobs? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So who are the ‘ folk ’ who have all this ‘ lore ’? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So why do these particular witches( Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Ogg, and Magrat Garlick) often meet as a threesome? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So, how does the image fit the role? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So, how long have tooth fairies been around? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Some echo from the Discworld, maybe? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Some other dwarf watchmen react with horror: ‘ That ’s … female clothes, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Well? ’ she quavered. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Some other dwarf watchmen react with horror: ‘ That ’s … female clothes, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Well? ’ she quavered. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes we recognize them at once( is there anyone who does n’t know a dragon when they meet one?). |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Specialists can work it out, but does it really matter? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Summer rescued from a cave? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s a werewolf that does n’t change, you know? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The evolution of the proto Hogfather? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Their mind ’s everywhere, see? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | There ’s no need to be frightened, is there? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | There ’s not much work needed on farms at midwinter, so why not spread the fun out for as long as possible? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Very folkloric, very myffic. ’ ‘ A wren? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IN? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEART OF MEN? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHY ‘ WYRD ’? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Was it just a way of getting beer and money? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Was this cheating? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well, no, the Sphinx admitted, it is a figure of speech, but what ’s wrong with that? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well, then, what is the ‘ folklore ’ of Earth, and more specifically of British tradition? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well, when the magic gets trapped you … sort of … get a bit of land where the space is … sort of … scrunched up, right? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What can all this mean? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What can be the cause? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What damosel is that? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What did you do next? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ’ The Luggage raised its lid a fraction … Conina stared at that lid. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What happens if kids come in? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What happens when Death comes to them? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What have I always believed? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What mechanism is operating here, in the twenty- first century? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the point of reading about things that are n’t real? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | When and why did it come to be such an essential part of the rose- tinted picture of the happy, simple, country life of Old England? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Which is it, I wonder? ’[ Hogfather] Not tosh, probably. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who could doubt that this was an Undead? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why and how, they ask, would a she- hippo suckle human babies? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why did the menace of elves dwindle in this way? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why is the first account of their deeds entitled Wyrd Sisters, when they are not sisters? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why on earth should English monks a thousand years ago get the traditional whale mixed up with tortoises and turtles? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why use up large amounts of fodder keeping all your animals alive through the winter? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ I dunno. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You know there ’s some people up on the Ramtops who kill a wren at Hogswatch and walk around from house to house singing about it? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You mean a hundred years can pass like a few seconds? ’ A HUNDRED YEARS CAN PASS LIKE INFINITY. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You mean a phoenix? ’ said Agnes. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | [ The Discworld Companion] Why red- heads? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All that? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And everyone knows mountains get made when lumps of land bang together, right? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the one about me having a cow ’s tail? ’ ‘ A cow ’s tail? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the one about me having a cow ’s tail? ’ ‘ A cow ’s tail? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And then a few verses about what the gods did to him. ’ ‘ Did to him? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what is at the end of the desert? ’ JUDGEMENT. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And who are all the other chances? ’ ‘ I am those, also. ’ Cohen sniffed. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And who are you? ’ snapped Cohen, still red with rage. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Chained to a rock? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t I say? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you know what ’ll be turning up? ’ asked Miss Tick. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Finished what, old friend? ’ ‘ Rememb’rin ’, ’ said Cohen. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He brought fire to everyone, and the gods did that to him, eh? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He struck off the heads ’ … but how, as he had no sword? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s been here for a hundred years? ’ POSSIBLY NOT. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How could you tell? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was supposed to say, “ Ooh, ta, missus, much obliged ”? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It comes down showin ’ seven and I win, right? ’ ‘ Yes. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ MARACAS? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ MagiKkkk? ’ ‘ That ’s deliberate, ’ said Annagramma coldly. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Magic with a K? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Might meet a few friends on the way, eh? ’ said the soldier. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Miss Treason, ’ said Tiffany severely, ‘ did you make up the story about your clock? ’ ‘ Of course I did! |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yes, Miss Clever? ’ ‘ Granny is quite big. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, that was n’t what I was supposed to say, was it? ’ said Cohen. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Out with it, then. ’ ‘ It ’s sort of in two parts. ’ ‘ Well? ’ ‘ It ’s a witch ’s hat because you wear it. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So mistletoe, in fact, symbolizes mistletoe? ’ ‘ Exactly, Archchancellor, ’ said the Senior Wrangler, who was now just hanging on. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Some man went to sleep up here once, when he was out hunting. ’ ‘ So what? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Strange- looking object, is n’t it? ’ said the pharaoh. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s a lot of magic in these mountains, right? ’ said Nanny. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Three big dogs? ’ said Roland. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about the middle road? ’ said Carter. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What bloody tyme d’you call thys, then? ’ ‘ Not time yet, ’ said Nanny. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you goe and bang the bell for? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is gnarly ground? ’ said Agnes. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What of? ’ ‘ I ’m not sure that there has to be an of, ’ he said. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that thing in your hand? ’ THIS? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that thing in your hand? ’ THIS? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s wrong with it? ’ ‘ Goes up to the Dancers, that path does, ’ said Jason. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Granny, who was thinking again. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ snapped Granny, who was now pacing up and down in front of the fire. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which end? ’ Death grinned and stepped aside. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s playing the maracas? ’ Death grinned. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s that bloke? |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you raise your hand to threaten my servant? ’ said he. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeah? ’ said Cohen, less impressed than the minstrel thought he ought to be. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t believe that, then? ’ ‘ Not really. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have n’t heard of the Emperor Carelinus? ’ ‘ Nope. ’ ‘ But he was the greatest conqueror that ever lived! |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean sort of fear and awe and not knowing whether to laugh or cry or wet their pants? ’ YES. |
The Folklore of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Two for joy ”? ’ said Agnes. |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''A Porsche is a kind of car?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''All of what?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''America?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And all he did was stuff things?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is Dead Man''s Hand?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is the joke, exactly?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And what would you say? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And what, we ask ourselves, is their next course of action?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''re pretending to be a vampire?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''And"Viva a spanner"?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Angels? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Any good?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Any of them on your list?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Any of them win any medals?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone important?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know what the Somme is?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone there?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, I ca n''t look for''em, can I? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they listed in alphabetical order?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they lurching?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they... the breath- impaired?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we going to get into trouble?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Arthur Maxwell''s grandson? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you dead? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you related to Sergeant Atterbury? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Back where?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Being dead, you mean?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Bigmac?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''But that does n''t say what we''re going to do, does it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''By the way, why are you wearing a pink sheet?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Call this a world, do you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I ask you one more question?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I finish up your onion rings?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have an old sheet, Mum?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we actually stop it happening?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we have fun in Iceland?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you float and mince at the same time?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you turn it on with your mind?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Canyou get a descrip- tion?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Check out?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Come on, we''ll give you a hand up..."''I jus''saw them there —''''How do you feel?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Come on\ Voices on the radio? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Cos you''re West Indian, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I see them waving?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did anyone hear the radio last night?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you go to the careers evening last week?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you see?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know it''s Halloween?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t they teach you that sort of thing now? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you have to put money in?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we ever need to stop?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know all about druids?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it work?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Elm Street? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Escapology?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Even the bit with the poplar trees?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Exciting day, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, please?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''For all the people who used to work at the old rubber boot factory?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Ghost? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Ghost?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Go and give your grandad his tray, will you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Go back?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Gone where?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Gosh, how often did you do that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Grandad?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Grandad?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Had n''t we better see to your friend?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Haunts? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they gone?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''He invented communism, did n''t he?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''He plays the discs and stuff''''Is it some kind of punishment?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello, Mr Bell,''said Wobbler, speaking into an imaginary mouthpiece,''You know that telephone you invented years ago? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello, directory enquiries, what name please?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello, is that — Who invented the real telephone, anyone?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey,''said Yo- less, in a dismally jolly voice,''my mum says why do n''t you guys come to church tonight?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How about Mrs Sylvia Liberty?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How about zombies?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How come they know what''s on the radio?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel about fish?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How do/ know? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How famous was William Stickers?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How far to morning?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How long to morning?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of us are in this phone box?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t underst —''''Johnny?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect the lady from the Home told you, did she? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I hope there are n''t any naughty men with pitchforks, then?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, look, will you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, what did he look like?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if they all got there?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder what happened to him?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sure everyone out there would like to know, Bill... are there angels?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''If I ask you what you mean, you''ll say it''s hard to explain, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is everyone keeping a look out for those Ghost- breakers?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this what people wanted?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that better?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that how you pronounce it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that what they''re called now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that why you could n''t leave with the others?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s the ghost of the television?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Johnny? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Just now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Know what I think?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Like Albert Einstein?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Like this, was it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Like this, you say?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Like? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I —''''Everything''s OK.''''It was fireworks, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Met Hannibal Lecter in a dark alley, did it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Miniature cinematography?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Grimm?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Grimm?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Grimm?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Grimm?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''My head does n''t have to spin round and round, does it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Night of the Killer Zombies?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''No way?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''No- one has explained this to you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so it was my fault the brakes were faulty? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Pinball machines?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Practical, madam? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Probably,''said Wobbler,''but we do n''t care, do we, guys?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready, Mr Einstein?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Reckon the man who designed it lives here?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Reckon you''d get green glowing hands pushing up through the earth and nicking the sarnies?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Scared?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''See what it says up there?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Seen any dead around lately?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we tell them?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Simon?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Singing"Here we go, here we go, here we go"?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir Humphrey Telephone? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''So mistakes can be made, can they?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''So that''s wireless telegraphy, is it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''So what are you going to do about it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''So what? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''So why do n''t we find out?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Some dead people come in for a takeaway?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone was letting some fireworks off, yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Suffragette?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Swimming suits? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell us what?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''That was them, was it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''The Blackbury Preservation Society?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''The dead are watching television?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''The old country?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''The point I''m making,''said Yo- less,''is that you''ve got to help your friends, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''The postman?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Then where are they?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''This what?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''To keep people out or keep people in?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot was it like?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to come?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was anyone supposed to tell us?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he a famous man?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he famous for anything?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he famous?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he quite big with a huge black beard and gold- rimmed spectacles?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he the last man alive who fought in the war?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he there?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it really Alexander Graham Bell?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that all?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that man on the radio making fun of me, do you think?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''We all supported Bigmac when he was in juv- enile court, did n''t we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re still over twenty- one, are n''t we? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I found it, did n''t I?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, is n''t that what you expected?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, supposing it is?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, we ca n''t have that, can we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, we''re public, are n''t we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what I say is hello? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Were they from United Consolidated?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about all the stuff in the shops?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about everyone else?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the thing with the letters and glasses?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about thumbs?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you, Bigmac? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What about?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they doing?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are those things that go round and round in the sky?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing this for?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing''?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing, Mr Fletcher?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do about this?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What did Sir Humphrey Telephone invent, then?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he mean?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you do? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you say the Alderman was called?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What do they teach you in school these days?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, it''s all gone cold? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want to be?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What else have we got to worry about?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What films was he in?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to Blackbury City Council?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the fat boy talking about?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What is?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What is?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What little transistor radio?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What on earth are you blathering about, man? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What on earth do you mean?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What on earth for?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we do now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of a man was he?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What time is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What time is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What was he famous for?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What was his real name?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it you were wanting?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that, dear?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What was the World Unit?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What will happen to us, young man?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What will you have to do?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they saying?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you holding behind your back?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you thinking about, then?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going OM?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going to happen?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s got into them?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he doing now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the pay like?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up, Dawn?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, comrade?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Albert Einstein?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Albert Einstein?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What, all of it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What, exactly, are we doing?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What, just to make burgers?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What... er... what does Pro Bono Publico mean? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''When did Columbus discover America, any- way?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''When did you think of that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''When is the end, please?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''When you two have ceased this bourgeois ar- guing,''shouted William Stickers,''perhaps we can get back to important matters?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where shall Page 29 Pratchett, Terry- Johnny 02- Johnny And The Dead.txt we try next?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re you going to go, then?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Mr Stickers gone?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s your brother?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Where... the Pals died?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Which war against the Germans?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who cares who invented the wretched thing? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was that one singing?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who were they then, dear?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re you ringing up?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Father Kearny?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s she?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Whom?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are we going this way?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you all leaving?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you here?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why bother with such a big stone arch?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did the Council sell the cemetery in the first place?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did they name it twice?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does n''t the man from United Amalagamated Consolidated Holdings answer the boy? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why push their way through walls? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why the back pages?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Will everyone SHUT UP?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Will we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you listen to what you are saying?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you look at this?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t we get scalped?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wobbler,''he said,''If you make another joke like that —''''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wobbler?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wobbler?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wobbler?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Women''s clothes and stuff?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Wonder if I could get a job here?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Would we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, what''s happened?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, and you have to have a glittery glove on one hand —''''That''s important, is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You OK? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You all come down there after school, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Bigmac?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Johnny?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t tzink,''said Solomon Einstein, care- fully,''that it is worth reconsidering your opinions in the light of experimental evidence?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You ever listen to Mad Jim''s Late Night Explosion?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You have been causing trouble, have you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know about the Pals, do you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that little transistor radio?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know the old cemetery? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know those games where this ball runs up and bounces around and ends up in a slot at the bottom?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what I think?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what I''d say? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what day it is?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You said it''s too fiddly and not loud enough?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You there?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a ghost? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re all coming to my party, remember?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re dead, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re no good at dancing, are you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not scared, are you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve heard of a train of thought?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve just been staring at nothing the whole time, you know that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | )( Can I try, please? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ... 80''Open the door, will you, love? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 126 127''Thomas Bowler? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 166''You what? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 173''Wobbler?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 176 177''Yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 186''Who says I shall want to?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 28''Not scared, are you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 55''Karl Marx?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 57''What''s a horse trough?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 67''You saying I''m fat?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | 7 think it''s lucky we happened to be passing and found''em messing around, eh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | A picnic? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what''s going to happen to them?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And do you know who he stole the idea from?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And have the downtrodden masses risen 22 up to overthrow the capitalist oppressors in the glorious name of communism?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And we ca n''t walk six feet?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And what did you say the stuff was that the clothes are made of?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | And what do you think you know about anything?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Anyone coming with me?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Anyone else coming?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, why does n''t Grandad ever come? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Are there a lot of you in here?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Are you a physicist?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Arrest a cinema for being cold? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | But you do n''t know about Tommy Atkins?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | But you''re alive again, right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | By myself?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | By the vay, where did that young man go?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Can I ask you some stuff?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a word?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Can you make it do that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Care to tell us about it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Come on, will you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Did I ever tell you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you know?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Did you know him?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Do you know about it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Do you see that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Eeeeyooowh, was it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Elm Street? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Er... Bigmac, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, young man, but should n''t you be in school?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Frisbees?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Have some more punch?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | How are you, in yourself? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | How can they use the phone?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | How many have we had?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Huh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I bet you''d hear dead people lurchin''about inside/''Why do they lurch?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I could have got badly hurt, right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I did n''t know that all this was going on, did you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know where all those people went, do you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I ex- pect the global revolution is well established, yes? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I think —''''Anyone want a raspberry snake?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I wo n''t be happy until I''ve checked, OK? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I''d say: you call this justice? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I''ll be off, then, shall I?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | I''ll see you at Wobbler''s party tonight, all right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Iceland? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | If you do n''t mind?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | In the actual cemetery?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, is Stanley Roundway here?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Is it over?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Is this any way for the dead to behave?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | It''s dreadful to think about, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | It''s me?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Johnny?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Just because they made silly films about aliens and things did n''t actually mean, did it, that it could n''t ever happen? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Kids today, eh?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Know about him too, do you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | LIKE? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Like the Great Houdini? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Man of Steel? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Marjorca and places?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Name and address and that sort of thing? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Old Tony Vicenti? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | On top of everything else, Michael Jackson''s going to sue me —''Get down and — what was it the man on the wireless said?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Page 1 Pratchett, Terry- Johnny 02- Johnny And The Dead.txt''You notice how there''s a lot more Halloween stuff in the shops these days?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Page 44 Pratchett, Terry- Johnny 02- Johnny And The Dead.txt''Really? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Page 53 Pratchett, Terry- Johnny 02- Johnny And The Dead.txt''What?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps that all happened and then, just when I was dying, some kind of angel turned up and said would you like a wish? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Poking around, eh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Radioni? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Russia and stuff? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Scared? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Scared? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Scared? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Scared? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Scared?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Seen pictures, have you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Shall we have a meeting?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Shame they''d driven it right through the place already, eh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Sir?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | So I''ll just tuck it down behind Mr Vicenti''s slab, all right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | So you''d better not have seen anything, right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | So you''ll take the sign down, will you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Sorry?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Still doing the conjuring tricks, are you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Supposing it happened, and we missed it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Supposing tomorrow was Judgement Day?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Supposing we stayed away too long and forgot who we were? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | That does n''t make it scary, does it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | That you''d seen them? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | That''s right, eh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | That''s what radio''s for, innit?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | They are Christian souls, are n''t they?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | They are not mentally ill, or anything?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | They do not teach you in schools?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Tommy Atkins came to mean the average soldier —''''Like The Man In The Street?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t there an Elm Street down by Beech Lane?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | We do mix things up, do n''t we?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | We used to sing along with the people on the wireless:"We are the Ov —"WHAT? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Well, I''ll... is it? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Well, you have to, do n''t you? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Were they for any- thing special?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Were you a murderer or something?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What 132 do you want me to do? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean about relativity?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What exactly « a DJ?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What good would that do? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What if it were real? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What is a Batman? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What mixture?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What sort of future are we going to have, eh? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What the name meant? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What was it you were wanting?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What was it, young man?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What year is it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''re you, a gay ghost?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s been happening since nineteen forty- nine? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening to me? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s he up to now?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s this?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | What''s yours?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | When they shot the Tsar? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Where shall we go? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Where you showed me William Stickers''grave?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Where''s everyone else?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Which one?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who are yew?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who is Shakespeare''s Sister and why is she singing on the wireless? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who knew where the electricity went when the light was switched off? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who shall we talk to next?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who was Countess Alice Radioni?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who''s it by?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why are we waiting? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t this sort of thing happen to anyone else? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why do I get out of breath? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why should I be frightened? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why should dead people do it?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Will you listen to what the living are doing?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Would he recognize it if he did n''t see it again?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a handkerchief?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Would you recognize those men if you saw them again?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Yo- less?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You all right?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You are dead, right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You know, that big satellite dish thing over towards Slate?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You mean satellites?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You mean they''re short?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You started something, eh?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You what? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You what? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t be so daft if there were living people buried here, would you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got your Everlasting Note, have n''t you?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | You''ve heard of Karl Marx?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | Zo, we find the right moment, yes?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | all soldiers were Tommy Atkins?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | angels involved? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | can you read a newspaper if I bring you one?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | dead want to know that?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | devils and things? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | drop in to have a chat with Mr Atkins? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | freak winds?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ghost?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | how about Mr Antonio Vicenti?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | ii''Why what?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | machines are n''t alive, so how can they have ghosts?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | mean, yo, youknowhatl''msayin''? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | not to be allowed, er, in my opinion, er, it is totally hello? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | post- senior citizens?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | that''s all in the past, right? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | they''d be dead anyway, would n''t they? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | walk around? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | we should go and tell the others, do n''t you think?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | we''ll become like we were, wo n''t we? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | what did it say?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | what is it that United Amalgamated Consolidated Holdings ac- tually does?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | when a new recruit joined the Army he had to fill in his pay book, yes? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | would he? |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | yeah?'' |
Johnny and the Dead - Terry Pratchett | your descendants think if they could see you acting like this?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Ere, are you tryin''to spread discontent among the troops, Harry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Ow much do they pay you, boy? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | A real old zombie? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett A sea voyage?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ah, and that''d be''cos they did n''t die, see? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ah, but maybe they kind of glided through the air, see? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Ah, yes, of course... and the rocks may contain valuable ores, or possibly even diamonds?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ah, you intend to build a ship that can be drawn into the sky by dragons? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | All right, who doth he belong to? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | All that in one syllable? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And I''ll tell you for why, shall I? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett And air at this speed... air is... the thing about air... tell me, what do you understand by the words"shooting star"?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And are you omnipotent? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And die like old Old Vincent? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And do you have any last words? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And do you want a boon too? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And do you wish them to return? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And how are the fish, your mightiness? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And if they are exactly the same? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And is that all? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And is there anyone who can tell us why, before leaving the city, he and his men kidnapped a harmless minstrel from our embassy? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett And now, all dragons for two minutes...""I ssuppose he''ll ttell uss ssoon wwhat happens nnext?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And so you are now the unpaid Professor of Cruel and Unusual Geography? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And that is? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And that means, exactly? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And the nature of the painting? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And the third time? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And things? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what about the old men who''re with him? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what causes this lack in you, may I ask? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what do we call this craft? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what do we have here? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what else''ve you got to look forward to, anyway? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what is the problem? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what is your move, my dear? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what''s this thing hanging in the ceiling in front of me? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And where''s my apple? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And who are all the other chances? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And who are you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And who, precisely, defines the monstrousness of the monsters and the tyranny of the tyrants? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And would you care to give us a colloquial translation, Mr Rincewind? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And would you, Mister Stibbons, trust yourself in a contrivance pushed along by dragons? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And you have a request? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And you''re the Muse of Swearing? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And, of course, if we do fail, then things wo n''t be that bad, will they? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett And... er... you would n''t mind saying I fiendishly tried to cut your throats?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And... it''s not like we found any bodies, is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Any questions? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Anyone know if there''s a lavatory at the top? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Anyway,said Mrs McGarry, smiling sweetly at the blushing Truckle,"I was sitting around after Charlie died, and I thought, well, is this it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Apprentices? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Are any of the levers marked?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t they magnificent creatures? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are we dead, Willie? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are we thinking this one through? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Are you a friend of his?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Are you an atheist?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you collecting? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you dead or not? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you dead? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you saying that we can not get there in time? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure Cohen''s all right in the head? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you do n''t want further time to think? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you the one who has to take the dried frog pills? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you —"Hold this, will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you, er, are you much of a religious man yourself? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Before or after? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Better? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Bludy walrus again?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Breakfast, anyone? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But could n''t someone build something like that? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But did n''t they have more or less all of that anyway? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But do us a favour and see the bard gets back all right, though, will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But everything was n''t enough, was it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But then we heard screams again? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett But we can feed them some of the silver plants, ca n''t we?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But we''ll have to save it for everyone, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But what about all those heroes that are n''t remembered in songs and sagas, eh? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett But what is it for?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But where would heroes be without magic maps? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But will it do? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But will it work? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But with numbered parts and a list of instructions? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But you are a gods- fearing man? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But you know what? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett But, my dear mortal, fire can not harm the gods...""Well now,"said Cohen,"that depends, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But... excuse me? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But... look, I''m sorry, but... sagas are just primitive poems, are n''t they? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But... well, I''m Evil Harry, right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett But... why be so upset?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t we just fly into it and open a window? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can do what? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can they throw the Librarian out? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can we cook''em, do you think? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can we outrun it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can we stop it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can we throw some of this stuff out of the ship to lighten it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can you describe the terrain? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can you see into the future? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Captain Carrot,said Leonard, as Rincewind sulked in his seat,"oblige me by opening the cabinet there, will you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Captain Carrot? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Chained to a rock? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Cohen the Barbarian?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Coming to have some dinner, old friend? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Considering what? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Could the... thing you are planning land on Cori Celesti? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Could we all hold our breath for a quarter of the time? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Could we focus on that technicality? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Could we just get on with it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did I? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did he do any mighty deeds? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t I fight you when you were the Doomed Spider God? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you watch how Leonard did it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you watch what Leonard did when he landed us on the moon? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did they really sayAnkh- Morpork, we have an orangutan"?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did to him? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Did you do this, Harry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did you get that bit where I cut up that big taranchula? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did you mean one of those rubber things? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did you see the design he came up with yesterday? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did you tell him? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t I know you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do we have something that he has owned? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Do you know who we all are?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that sending Captain Carrot would be an excellent idea? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do you think they''ve survived? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Does he? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Does your pet want a balloon as well?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Down? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Down?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Easily intimidated? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Eh? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | End of problem, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Er... why are you doing this? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Er... would you care to look in this piece, sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Er..."What did the scenery look like? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Even foreigners? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Feeling your age, are you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Finished what, old friend? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Five damn days, that battle took,said Truckle,"''cos the Duchess was doing a tapestry to commemorate it, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Gentlemen, are you forgetting? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ha''ye heard the sayin''''Can yer mither stitch, pal''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever broken an omniscope before, sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea what it is that the Silver Horde wants? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Have you been to the Hub? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | He brought fire to everyone, and the gods did that to him, eh? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett He seems to come back from all sorts of —""You see?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Heard of them, have you? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Hello? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Hello? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Hhow mmuch of ththat hhas iinvolved ssteering fflying sships wwith ddragons?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Him? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett History?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Hmm?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How about Pamdar the Witch Queen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How about if someone stuck two fingers in yer eyes? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How about you, Cohen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How are things? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How are we doing, Mr Stibbons? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How can you say that? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett How did you find that out?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How did you get that damn thing to work? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How did you work that out so exactly, Mr Stibbons? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How far are we from the island of Krull? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How many, bard? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How much to write me a saga? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How the hell did you carry this, old woman? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How''s our enormous kite? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Huh... the answer is always''teeth'', is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Huh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I beg your pardon? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I got the idea from observing a type of teazel, which —"And this will be useful? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I just hope — What is that on your badge, Captain Carrot? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what do we call ourselves? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I mean, yes, obviously I am untrustworthy, point taken, but it''s a matter of pride here, you understand? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett I meant officially?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I said —"Do you wish them to arrive alive? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I suppose there are just the three of us aboard? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I think we had a deal? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I thought you said you could find him with this thing? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if we ought to take a few back? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what else lives down here that we do n''t know about? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I wonder, O God of Fish, how good a player you are? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I''m not exactly a rocket wizard, am I? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I''m sorry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I''m sorry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | If they chop up the orangutan and feed him to the dragons, wo n''t that kill two birds with one stone? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | If we have to drop all the dragons,Leonard had said,"we —"What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | In that case —"If I may suggest a diversion, sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | In this wooden ship, which will be very, very high? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Indeed? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Is it badly damaged? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is it just me,said the minstrel,"or are we missing something here?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is that a problem? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is that all? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Is that better?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is that not so, Archchancellor? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is that true? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there a god of policemen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there any air here? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there anyone who knows anything about Ghengiz Cohen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything we can do to help? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there something wrong with your back? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is this a matter for the Watch? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is this the time to resign from the crew? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It comes down showin''seven and I win, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It will be the last flight of the Kite, wo n''t it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It''ll really all blow up? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It''s a definite problem, is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It''s all to do with when I was six, all right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett It''s great, is n''t it?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It''s you, is n''t it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Just do n''t look at me that way, will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ladies? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Leonard designed the ship to land in snow, did n''t he? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Let me speak to Captain Carrot, will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Like what? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Like''Up spake Wulf the Sea- rover'', see? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Married an innkeeper, did n''t you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Maybe we could... come back another time? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Me and pink knitting wool? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Me? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Millions of worlds, and we get... what? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Mr Stibbons was right, was he? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Mr da Quirm? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Mustrum, should the moon be doing that? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Mwwa...''And did you get that bit when I killed that big six- armed dancin''statue?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Mwwa...''What''re you talkin''about? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Nice walrus steak, anyone? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett No sense in forbidding broccoli, is there? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | No tongue, eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Now look,said Boy Willie,"none of us like havin''to wallop you alongside the ear when you go on like this, do we? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you goin''to do like she says, or shall I get my friend Truckle here to ask you? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Now, can you please listen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Oh well, shame about the end of the world, but these things happen, eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Oh, do you really think —? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Oh, no..."What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Oh, that was n''t what I was supposed to say, was it?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you''re Fate? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Oh? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Ook?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ook? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ook? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Or there may have been a passing flock of really large soft birds? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Pardon me? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Pardon? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Perhaps a woman''s touch?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps we should all stop talking? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you would be kind enough to find a cabin somewhere and come up with a list of all the various ways I could solve this? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Pink knitting wool?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Plan? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Possibly on grounds of insanity? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Problem? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Really?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Reasonable? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Remember when we were crossing the ice? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Remember, Hamish? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Remembering who?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Right now? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind, please be so good as to pull that lever there, will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Second star to the left and straight on''til morning?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | See? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Seein"all them seas sort of hanging right over you like — What''s up with Harry?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Seven? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Shall I drop the tarpaulin anchor, sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Shall we get aboard? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Should it be doing that?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So I suggest we do so..."Are you thaying we thould take them theriouthly? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So I''ve got to a get a six too, yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So he was a cheat as well as a cry- baby? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So how come you left the Evil Dark Lord business, Harry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So if everyone would once again hold tight? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So it''s a deal, then, is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So we are going to crash? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So what''s this? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett So you stay with nice Mr Stibbons, all right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So you''re not a religious man, then? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So... um... who wrote the scrolls? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So... we''ll run straight into the Circumfence, then? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So... your apple ate itself? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Sounds good, does n''t it?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Spakes? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Tea, anyone? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That is all right, is n''t it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That place? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett That''ll happen in just two years?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That''s ano", then, is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That''s what heroes want, is n''t it? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett The devils, eh?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The hero who waff buried here, all right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The mountain at the Hub of the world, sir? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett The ship they said went right under the Disc?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Then why —? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Then... supposing I''m not insane? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | There is a difference? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | There is a... monkey god? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | There''s hundreds of gods, right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett There''s me, and you,"said Vena,"and Truckle and Boy Willie and Hamish and Caleb and the minstrel,""So? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | They ca n''t just turn around and come back? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | They will be all right, wo n''t they? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | This does n''t involve some kind of flying machine, does it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | This is a vital journey? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Those are the Silver Horde? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett To record the moment? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Truckle,said Cohen,"remember when you told me to tell you when you were bein''too uncivil?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Um... why do you ask? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Up to which point? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Upset? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Was it something you could actually steal? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Was there some position we''re supposed to get into? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | We have n''t come to the wrong place, have we? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | We rush in? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | We''re going to hit the moon instead? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | We- ll... you know that religion that thinks that whirling round in circles is a form of prayer? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well now, what have we here? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, gentlemen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, if you''re not going to expect unexpected flames, what''s the point of going anywhere? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, not —"Where would he have been if we were n''t there to give him a proper funeral, eh? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Well, the way I see it, we do n''t think we are; so why should we care what anyone else thinks? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, these scrolls all tell you how to get to the mountain, a perilous trek that no one has ever survived? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, you''ve got to have a troll, have n''t you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well... er..."See? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Well? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Well?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What Mr Stibbons means, my lord,said the Archchancellor,"is that there are billions and billions of futures that, er, sort of exist, d''yer see? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What about? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What are you actually going to do, Cohen? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What did your mate Carelinus do after he''d blown his nose? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do Nugganoteth believe in? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do they expect? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What do we know of this man? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, you''re not sure? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean,''in a way''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean,''lie on your back with your arms folded across your chest''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What do you need from us? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What exactly has Cohen the Barbarian done that is heroic? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What happens if we do n''t open the right valves in sequence, sir? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What has switched off the down- ness? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What have we got to lose? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What if we''re delayed? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What is going on? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What is that supposed to mean? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What kind of emergency would be worse than having a dragon strapped to your back? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What kind of magic? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What levers do I pull? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What say?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What stuff? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What was that about, Ponder? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What were his people? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''d you do if you did n''t have a worst enemy? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''re they doing? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''re they, right up there? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing here, you old rat? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing, lad? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s going on? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s happened? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s it to you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s that, hanging on that rock? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s the plan? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s your name, son? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What, a man throttled with pink knitting wool? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett What?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whatever happened to the magic circles and dribbly candles? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | When Old Vincent died, him being one of us,said Boy Willie,"where was the Bridge of Frost to take him to the Feast of the Gods, eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | When was that? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett When you prohibit you do n''t meth about, do you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | When? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where are you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where is he, anyway? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where to? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where you clamped your hand over his mouth? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where''re we off to, friend? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Which one is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Who really appreciates a good Dark Lord these days? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Who was he?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that bloke? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why did you do it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you come with us, Evil Harry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why us? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why''re they so happy? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Why? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Will you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Willie, why have you got a tomato on your head and a carrot in your ear? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | With their arms and legs? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Wizards know about this sort of thing, do n''t they?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yeah, okay, but it''s not exactly untying it, is it? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes, but how do you plan to do this? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes, the old stories do hang around so, do n''t they? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes, we''re all real heroes here, are n''t we? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Yes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You asking me will it do? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You believe it gives you some sort of eternal life? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You boys want some stew? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You do this sort of thing as a hobby, do you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You got all our names down right, Mr Bard? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You got better things to do with that lyre than smash it over someone''s head, right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett You got — what''s that word, Truckle?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t got one, have you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t heard of the Emperor Carelinus? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You help me get down and I''ll write you into the saga as the most wicked, iniquitous and depraved evil warlord there has even been, understand? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You know a few minutes ago, where you said''press the plunger''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You know, the little dragon that was our Watch mascot? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett You mean he''s a plague carrier?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You mean like,''Bright was the day''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You mean like,''It was a bright day''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You mean people are going to mug us and steal all our money and kick us viciously in the ribs? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You mean, last words before we go and come back? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You meant I should n''t''ve? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You must''ve defiled a few temples in your time, Harry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You pressed it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You really think they could have survived? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You still not joining us, Mrs McGarry? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You were just going to rush in, were n''t you? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett You will give something to us?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You wish I was n''t right? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett You would n''t mind saying —""— spaking —""— sorry, spoking,''Behold the temples of the gods'', would you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You yourself have not studied the classics, young man? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett You''ll remember I said that, lad?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re Nuggan, are n''t you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re alive? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re finding this exciting, are n''t you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re just a coward really, are n''t you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re letting him go? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re telling me you think you could make it even better? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You? The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett Your jailer, right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Your own, I assume? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Cos that''s heroing, am I right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Ooh, ta, missus, much obliged''? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember to sing about that bit where that fish swallowed me and I cut my way out from inside, okay?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Seven?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''What''th that? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you just cut''is''ead off?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ... the High Energy Magic building? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | A device for seeing behind you without slowing down? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | A gap had been cut in the covers so that the —"By the way... what are we?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | All minor extremities?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | All of it?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And I will just sit here and toy with a few ideas?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And after that?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And also, if you recall... the Maria Pesto?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And do you know how much a small slab of chocolate cost in our town, and what they did to people who were caught with one?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And have you heard the saying''You can not cheat Fate''?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And he knows who we are and he''s still going to fight us...""You think he''s a hero?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And new gods turning up all the time, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And see the way the snow''s sticking to it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And the other two?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And then... there was this scroll...""What scroll?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And this one is —?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what about Bloody Stupid Johnson? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what are you going to be, Harry?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what form of words will we use, pray?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And what is it that you intend to do?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And why was this?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And you, Hamish?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | And, everyone... try not to wake up Hamish, all right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Anyone heard of Ning the Uncompassionate?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening, Mr Stibbons?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you prepared to let them stand here and defy us?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Are you suggesting I will kill the cat just by looking at it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Because of course you will be coming back, wo n''t you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Better than what?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Blind Io, the elderly chief of the gods, said,"I suppose there is no harm they can do us?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But can you supply me with wind?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But gods grew bigger when called upon at need, and enough minds had cried out,"Oh god, what was that I hit?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | But, after all, when did that ever have anything to do with anything?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can anyone tell me?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can magic help us, Archchancellor?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can we please get on?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can you get this frying pan off my back?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Can you unstick this frying pan from my head, please?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Cohen sighed,"All right, then let''s say supposing I do n''t —""Cohen?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Commander Vimes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Could you not simply turn the paper up the other way?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did I say something?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did he have the broccoli and ham too?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Did to him?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do you really say that?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I have the smile right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t a plan suggest itself? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Double or quits? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Double stakes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Er... do you actually know how to fly this thing, Leonard?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Every one was a world, eh? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Explosives, yes, very barbaric... but why a minstrel? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Feelin''whut?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | First man to be cut in half by a concealed blade is a rotten egg, okay? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | For a first offence? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone tried to talk to them?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Have I understood the situation?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you heard of the Tsortean Knot?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Have you noticed?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | He makes... devices, and paints pictures, does he? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | He''s still there?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Hello?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How about a magazine? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How about it... are you coming with us?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, Hamish?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How would Lord Vetinari have handled this? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How''d it look if I was to go around with a bunch of heroes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | How''re you doing, Vena?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I bet even the gods do n''t know all the gods, right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I mean, they just wo n''t ever believe it..."Trust me, right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I reckon we''re doing this''cos we are goin''to die, d''yer see? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I say? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I think the word that interests me here is the term"theft", an activity frowned on by most of the world''s major religions, is it not? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I thought you were supposed to be blind?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I was walking along the street and —""How much?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if they''ll believe in the gods any more?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I''d have to, see? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | I''ve just got to wait for the Grim Reaper? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | If the question was,"What is the best spell for turning a book of poetry into a frog? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | If we fail to come back, there wo n''t be anywhere left to fail to come back to in any case, will there? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | If you would be so kind as to dismount?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | In the silence, the minstrel said,"Um? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | In this... general lightness, that should be quite sufficient to allow us to take off again, although there is one minor problem — Shoo, will you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is Leonard still out there?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is there anyone there?'' |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Is this philosophy?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It spent its entire life in a series of lazy journeys between the Rim and the Hub, and where was the point in that? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | It''s like tuning a string, and if —""Sorry, what applied magic?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Like me, I''m Cohen the Barbarian, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Listen to me, listen, do you hear what I''m tellin''you? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Lord Vetinari cast his eye over the three... what was the word? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Lord Vetinari looked at the hoses that snaked from the omniscope and out through the open door and across the lawn to... what was it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Not one of our locals ones, is he?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Now, what was the quote? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Of course, if it was up to me, it''d be different... but I''ve got a reputation to think about, right? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | One last throw of the dice? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Plenty of spakes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Ready, Hamish? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Remember some of the things he built? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Right, Harry?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Sanity? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Seeing it all like this makes me feel very... very...""Scared?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Shall I smite him? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | So?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Some personal item he has left lying around?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Someone, he thought muzzily, really should be doing something with them, should n''t they? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Stage Two?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Strange, eh?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, do you have all the machinery you need?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That it''s Truckle''s map?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | That''s where yo — we play around with u — mortals, right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The cat dies when the air runs out? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The hell with all of it — What''s up with you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The leaves were —"Hold still, will you?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | The next one — mmph...""What happened there?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Then Blind Io said,"Is that one of those... wooden objects, was n''t it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | They do know they''re dead, do n''t they?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Things lyin''aroound?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | To crush the thrones of the world beneath their sandalled feet, as the poet puts it?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Um... we should be all right if we wear our helmets all the time...""There''s plenty of air nearer to the world, is n''t there?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | We''re not exactly out of trouble ourselves, are we?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, I''m sure this is all very nice, but we all know about artists, do n''t we? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well, we can do without magic for a couple of years, ca n''t we?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Well?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Wha''kind o''hero works for forty- three dollars a month? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What about Mr Pretty?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What about them?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What are all these dials for? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What are they short of?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What did he do next?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What did you see?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What does the rest of the face do?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What else, now...? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What has he painted?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What heroes that are n''t remembered in songs and sagas?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, young man?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What kind of bard does n''t even have a harp? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What levers do I pull?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What was it he always said? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What were you saying?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s the usual direction? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What''s up, Mr Fate? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | What?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where did you dig him up? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where''s our bard? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the man got to?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the omniscope? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Which lever? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Which old thane?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought that better roads and faster carts would have led to that? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the thin streak of misery?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Whut?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why is n''t''e writin''this down? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why were people so stupid? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Why?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | With your sword... like Carelinus untied the Tsortean Knot?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Would you care to have a look, my lord?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a peanut? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yeah, why not show me the rules, eh?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes, Captain Carrot?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | Yes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You and me signed on with Duke Leofric the Legitimate when he invaded Nothingfjord?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You are Boy Willie, aka Mad Bill, Wilhelm the Chopper, the Great —""And you are going to arrest us? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You are an evil treacherous Dark Lord, right?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You do not need to be a rocket wizard to work that out, surely?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You know the wizards want us to make all kinds of observations?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You say you are some kind of a watchman?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You see a big hairy thing galloping towards you, you do n''t stop to think: Is this a rare species on the point of extinction? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You sure you made a note of that bit where I —?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You think they wo n''t notice a bunch of humans wandering around?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You want another go, is it? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | You''re going to return fire to the gods?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | [ 2]"Really? |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | understand?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | venture?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | what?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | why?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | yes?" |
The Last Hero_ A Discworld Fabl - Terry Pratchett | yes?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | ? Hor yu latruin nor u? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | ? Hor yu latruin nor u? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | ? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | ? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A big monster? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A knife, even? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A picture box? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A spell? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A tavern brawl? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett A wager? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | All that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | All that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | All very humanitarian, but why? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Also tomorrow, may we get a better profile, hokay? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Am I doing this right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Am I to be weaponless again? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And I suppose I earn my freedom if I win? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And I suppose you were waiting to take me there, eh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And even if you could get a harness on it, how could you get it to pull a cart? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And if every man on the shores of the Circle Sea had a mountain of gold of his own? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett And no- one knows what the spell does?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And the fee? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And what have you got to say for yourself? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And yet, again, I believe I felt you giving me a little assistance against the others? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And you make money at this inn- sewer- ants? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And you''re not letting me go? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And your advice? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Any suggestions? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Anyhow, it''s a bit ungracious is n''t it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are the chelonauts ready? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are these biscuits made of something really nauseating, do you suppose? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are you a goddess then? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are you awake? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Arousing your cupidity, little friend? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Being torn apart by wolves wo n''t hurt?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Bet? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Bet? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Both at the same time, or one after the other? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But how does it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett But what do you want to sacrifice us for?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But who could cheat Fate? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But who would be so stupid as to worship Bel – him? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett But you can help us?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t we do anything about it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Can you explain this? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Can you smell oil? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Come over here, will you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Comparatively? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Consecutively or concurrently,"she assured him"What?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Defeatist? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Depressing?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did I? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Did n''t you hear something?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did you cut the lights down? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did you say that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t I even get a sword? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t say what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t think you''re afraid? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t want people to know you''ve got dragons here, eh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you get scared of heights? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you understand? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you believe you have a choice? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I ’ve got an imagination? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you could ask them all to stand over by the window, please? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Do you think you''re the first person from the Empire who has ended up on the Circumfence?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t anything ever worry you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Ecolirix? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Ecro- gnothics? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Eh?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Everything all right here, then? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Exciting, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me,said Twoflower"And if I fail these tests?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Fade? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Find Bel- Shamharoth?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Find the Soul Render and not get involved? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Fire- raiser, is he?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Friend? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Friend? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | From the inside? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Fut? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Get out? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Getting on?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Gngh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Gold? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hallo? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have a word with him, will you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever flown before? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard of the city of Des Palargic? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have you tried the door? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He''s a hero, is n''t he? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hey, are you all right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How can I forget? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How can a book tell a man what to say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How can a man with plenty of gold consider himself poor? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett How come you''re up here?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How could we have known? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How did you get in there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How did you know? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How do you know there''s treasure in there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How else would anyone get to the Wyrmberg? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How else? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How long has this- Guild- been in existence, may I ask? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How long to the doorway? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How much longer do we have? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How will the emperor know? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Hrun the Barbarian who would boldly walk into the jaws of Death Himself?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hrun, is n''t it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Hrun?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hrun? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hrun? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Huh? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Hullo?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I beg your pardon? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I ca n''t? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I can see what it is,he said,"But what is it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I doubt it,said Rincewind hopelessly"What does it do, then?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I expect you know what this is, do n''t you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I get you and this mountain? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I just have n''t got time for you, do you understand? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, here you are, carrying around a box full of gold, do n''t you think anyone in their right minds would jump at the chance of pinching it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what is it heroes really want? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I said what would you like me to say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I said, are you awake? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you would n''t tell us why? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I thought I heard you say the Guild of Merchants? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I thought I said there were to be no unaccompanied flights? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I thought you liked seafood? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if dragons can fly all the way to the stars? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I wonder who started it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why they left all this? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I''m being dragged into this pit, what do you think? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I''m captured, right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I''m holding you, are n''t I? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett I''m making rather a mess of this, are n''t I?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I''m not rescued, am I? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | If I turn around, what will I see? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | If we had him with us, who''d attack us? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Impressive, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | In return for which- in return-"Yes? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Indeed? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Indeed? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is anyone there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is it any of Your business, Zlorf? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is it genuine? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is it necessary? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is it shock of some kind? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Is n''t it obvious?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t this the ship they''re going to send over the Edge? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett It turned up?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It was magic? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It''s a net, is n''t it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett It''s not really worth it, is it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just do n''t say it, okay? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just go away, will you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just hurry up, will you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just kill them,she said sharply"Good fighters, are they?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just listen, will you? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Kill? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Later than what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Later? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Like all these imaginary burns on my arm, you mean? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Look,he said,"I know a good tavern, is that enough?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Look,he said,"we''ll threaten to damage the thing if they do n''t let us go, right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Lord? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Marvellous really, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | May I be of assistance? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Me? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Me? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | My Lord... what is Death like? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No doubt fixtures and fittings get damaged? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No good you going on pressing the lever when there''s no pink, is there? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett No guards?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No pink, See? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett No? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Now we share the treasure eh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Number? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Obey? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Obvious, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Odd, is n''t it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Okay,"he said,"what is the second test?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | People robbing and murdering all over the place, what sort of impression are visitors going to take away? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Perhaps it fell overboard?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you''re in that holly bush over there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Possibly I could only kill one of you,he murmured,"but I suggest you ask yourselves which one?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Reeburs? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Reflected- sound- of- underground- spirits? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Rhinu?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Run away and leave Hrun with that thing? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Sacrificed? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Say what?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Scrofula? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | See anything? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Shall I let go? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So calculating? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So how did the Drum catch fire? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So in return for all this...? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So it was one of them that kidnapped us? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So why are you here? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So you bleed gold, do you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Stop talking like that, do you hear? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | That''s all very well,said the demon, hefting the scythe,"but why not try to see things from my point of view? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | That''s pretty uneven odds, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | That''s rather the point, is n''t it? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett The Circumfence?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The Hub Gate, you say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The correct prayers are being intoned? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett The moon?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The picture''ll be over- exposed, I know it..."They''re salamanders? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The third test? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Then what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | There are lots of other worlds out there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | There''s another world down there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This is a prison cell? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This the foreigner? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This thing? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This worm- eaten old tinder pile? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett This? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Trust? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Twoflower? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Twoflower? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Um, but here I am inside it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Ungh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Unless,he added,"you wish to resign...?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Want a seaweed biscuit? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Want to bet that she wo n''t catch him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | We have, have we? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | We''d all be rich? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | We''re still alive, are n''t we? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well, I have n''t broken anything, and I have n''t drowned, so what am I about to die of? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Well, you see, I – what?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well, you''ve got about ten seconds to try,he said"The dragons-""Yah?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well,he said,"what I think is, the point is, well, you know octiron?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Whah? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What a strange creature,Twoflower remarked,"Is it dangerous?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What about that, eh? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What about the Luggage? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What am I going to die of? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What are the other-Hrun paused, his lips moved soundlessly and then he hazarded,"two?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What are they doing now? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What are you grinning for? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What are you staring at? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did he say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did the innkeeper say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did you do that for? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did you say your name was? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did you say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What did you say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What do you want? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What else have you got to say, man? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What else is down there? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett What else is there, then?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What happened next? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What happened to them, then? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What happened? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett What happens after a ship goes over the Rimfall?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What happens next? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What he means is, are you about to start being generally unpleasant again? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett What in hell''s that?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is it called then, this mighty magic? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is it, anyway? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is this stuff in the mugs? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is this tourism of which you Speak? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, dragon? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, hero? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is your name? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are you talking about? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What the hell is that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What the hell is this? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What things? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What was all that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What was that about risks? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What was that all about, friend? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What was that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What was what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What would you like me to say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What –Rincewind tried to suppress a burp –"what for? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s a canard? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s he doing? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s he going on about? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s his name? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s holding my leg? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s holding you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s it doing? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter with your friend? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s this wine – crushed octopus eyeballs? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What, all of them? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | When are you coming down? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | When it gets really dark, do you think we''ll be able to look down and see Great A''tuin the World Turtle? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where am I? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where are my friends? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Where are my magicians?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where are you taking us, and why? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Where do Shadows come from? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where is he, the rich foreigner? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where is he? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where is your home? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where''s it coming from? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Where''s the next test, then?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where, exactly? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who are all these men? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who are you calling a barbarian? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who does that steed belong to, false wizard? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who is he? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who is your client, may I ask? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought there was so much sapient pearwood in the whole of the disc? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n''t he say eight? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t I think of that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t we get Hrun to accompany us to Quirm? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you ever worry? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why should I? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Why were they so bright?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why, it''s Rincewind the wizard, is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Will two thousand be sufficient, do you think? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Will you knock that off,he snarled,"Let''s just get this Straight, right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t hurt? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t you join me, Zlorf? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would a rhinu be one of those big gold coins? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would he leave that sort of thing around if it could hurt him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would you care for a crystallised jellyfish? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Would you like something to eat?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would you like something to suck? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to die now, or surrender first? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would you, though? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yah, but what happened? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes, that one over there is Frig Stronginthearm, over there is Black Zenell-"Is Hrun the Barbarian here? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett Yes?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You are the lord of this place? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You bet Broadman it would n''t catch fire? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You can match my stake? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You can understand him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You do have them, do n''t you? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett You do n''t think so? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You feel, perhaps, that it would be a marvellous thing to go to the Counterweight Continent and bring back a shipload of gold? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You inn- sewered the Drum? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You killed me once already, remember? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You know that wizards ca n''t be killed by edged weapons? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You know that? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett You mean I just thought of you and there You were?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You mean this is one of those places? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You mean we''ve got to go on that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You want to see a fight? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve been through that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve come to hire mercenaries(warriors who fight for the tribe with most milknut- meal")?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''d be Twoflower, would n''t you? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett You''d better take me to this Wyrmberg of yours, had n''t you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''ll fight us both together? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re Bravd the Hublander, are n''t you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re getting quite good at using the picture box, you know that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re made of dirt,said the troll,"but I did n''t pass comments about things you ca n''t help, did I? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re sorry? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re the one they call the Lady? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | got held up, did you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | have you ever met a barbarian? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | in the belly of a dragon? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | is that what they are called? The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett surely you recall that I am the one goddess who comes only when not invoked?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | surely you remember? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | ( Boom, boom went crypt lids, in the worm- haunted fastnesses under old mountains...)"Um, why not?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A neat barter, is it not?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A rhinu, you say? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | A small gold piece will be sufficient payment, do you think? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | After all, where else could they go? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Alright?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Am I not a dryad? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And for your friend, perhaps?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And of what seas? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And that this, according to ancient legend, is because it is largely made of gold?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And why all these strange lights? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And – Master Launchcontroller?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And, aha, He does n''t appear to be in the neighbourhood..."SHAL WE GO? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | And, er, Rincewind?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are there any warriors? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | BUT WHY ARE YOU HERE? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Back there?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Bless you, whatever put that idea into your head? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Broadman is a- friend of ours, is n''t he?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But I do n''t want to die yet, so let''s just get going, shall we?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But what would happen to Twoflower, all alone in a city where even the cockroaches had an unerring instinct for gold? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But why were there dryads at all? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | But, as you point out, they are not very similar to dollars...""Well, of course they''re not-""Ah you admit it, then?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | By the time the chelonauts were standing at the foot of the ladder that led to the ship- and was there more than a hint of reluctance about them? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | By the way-""Yes?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Can I press you to a candied starfish?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Can you hear me, imp?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Chicken, you say?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Compared to what?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Could you explain it to them? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did I ever tell you about the time I was thrown into a lake up in th –""What happened to the others?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did I pay the innkeeper too much, do you think?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Did he make it to a tree too?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t try and give her any other name, okay?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what the odds are against a house catching fire in the Red Triangle district of des Pelargic? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I ought to thank them? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Do you use them as a raft, or just throw them to the sharks and sort of watch them sink? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Echo- gnomics?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Every day?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Everything else is just my usual luck, but why the troll? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | For a moment greed overcame caution, and he reached out gingerly... but what was the use? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Frequented, you mean, by heroes and men of adventure?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | From the western plantations in, ah, Rehigreed Province, yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Got any food?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Had n''t it shifted slightly, as though rocked by the wind? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have I already told you that I am Greicha the First? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Have I been reduced in size? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He added thoughtfully,"Do gems burn, I wonder? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He beckoned to Rincewind, and said:"? Tyo yur atl ho sooten gatrunen?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He beckoned to Rincewind, and said:"? Tyo yur atl ho sooten gatrunen?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He looked up at the ceiling Should it be sagging like that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He rescued us,"explained Twoflower"Will you look around now?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | He said,"Do you by some chance fail to follow me?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hear? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Hey,"Hrun added, brightening"did you notice all those rooms they brought us through? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How about it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How can I think on an empty stomach?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How did you get in? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | How trustworthy would he be? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | However,"he scratched an ear thoughtfully,"perhaps the Assassins''Guild...?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, are we really in a tree? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, if you fell off, what would you see?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it''s like a home to me, is the Drum...""Not entirely stupid, are you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''s weird to a demon?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I say, this food is a bit greasy, is n''t it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I ’m rather proud of it but, look, I do n''t think these gentlemen would- well, I mean they might be- sort of apprehensive? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve worked with better material than you, but it''s either that or – have you ever spent a million years in a coal measure?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | If you wanted pink you should n''t of took all those pictures of young ladies, should you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | In the absence of Twoflower, had it adopted him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is everyone in the Agatean Empire as rich as you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is he that funny looking one over there?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is the old buzzard dead or is n''t he? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is there any more wine?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is there any wine?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Is this just a break for lunch?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It looked for all the world like a –"A box on legs?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It was uncouth and vaguely Hublandish- so why could he understand every word? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It would hardly be a sacrifice if we did n''t, would it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It''s a sort of bet, see?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It''s like a bet, right?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | It''s not all dockside talk?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just give him a nod, I suppose, and ask the way to the exit? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Just the Lady, right? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | LOOK THERE''S NO CHANCE OF YOU –? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Laughable, is n''t it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Looking reflectively into his wine cup he said,"Tavern fights are pretty common around here, I expect?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | May I ask how you came by it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | My current owner, it said, is in need of succour and assistance; why not give it to him, so you and me can go off somewhere and enjoy ourselves? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | NOW WOULD YOU BE SO KIND AS TO LET GO? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No more pictures of Hrun, you understand?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | No?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Now let''s go, shall we?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Now – are you going to die willingly or not?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or did you arrange it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or do n''t I say that, yet?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or have I already done so? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or is that later?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or is that next? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or was it a squid? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Or –""Or what, Liessa?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | PARDON? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps there is something in this reflected- sound- of- underground- spirits? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you would care to tell me more?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Please see to it, my dear – before they go beyond your power, perhaps?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Poison?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | RINCEWIND? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Recall to me what it was that I promised should be your reward?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Rich? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind would you perhaps consent to be employed as a, I do n''t know, perhaps the word"guide"would fit the circumstances? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | See him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | See?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Since you are a wizard of sorts, you are of course aware that we live upon a world shaped, as it were, like a disc? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Slavery was better than sharks, was n''t it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So what in Creation can she imagine I could do? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So what?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So where are these brothers?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | So why are n''t we going over the Edge, then?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Surely Hades was n''t this uncomfortable? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | That explained one mystery- but what supported the rope? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | That''s all we''re going to do, right?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The gold content of the average coin is barely four parts in twelve, the balance being made up of silver, copper-""What of it?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The wizard pulled himself across the floor painfully, and whispered,"What the hell was that? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | The wizard''s mouth was open, and his face was brilliantly lit by the light of – what? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Then the big man stirred"Weasel?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Then there''s those wizards on it, who must all be gifted hydrophobes-""You mean they hate water?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | There are certain spells that can prevent the life departing from a body, be it never so abused, and- I see by your face that understanding dawns?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | There was a clonk... "What was that?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | This is funny, gibbered a small part of his mind, why am I rising? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Two hundred rhinu, Why do you ask?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Twoflower looked up in admiration"Can you fly too?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Twoflower said hurriedly,"You keep saying you''re dead...""Well?" |
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The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | WHY WORRY? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Was that a flickering shadow in the corner? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Was that a ship down there? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Well, for quite a lot of treasure, he had to admit- but where had it all gone? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What brings you here?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What do you say to that?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, Withel?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What had he done? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What happened?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What have I got that''s worth stealing?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What have you got to lose? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is that thing?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, barbarian?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What on earth was"Hublandish"? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What the hell is going on? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What will you do now?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What wind? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What would happen? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s in the bottles? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | What''s wrong with that?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Whatever could have given you that idea? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where do you think acorns come from?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where is this place?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where''s it blowing to?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the Temple?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the foreigner?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who are you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who had n''t heard of the Counterweight Continent? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who is their president at the moment?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who would dare attack us here? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who''d have thought it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Who''d know?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you wake me up?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you fly? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why do you continue in it? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why does n''t he spill? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why has your friend gone that strange colour?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why not give in now? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why the troll? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why''d he want to bring water?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Why?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Will that satisfy you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Will they fight? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Will they mate? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Wossit mean?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would I be right?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would it only half- kill him? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would that be a good thing? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | Would this be the opportunity? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You do have some, do n''t you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t find that surprising?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You understand, yes? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''d like to, would you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re Rincewind are n''t you? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | You''re going to kill us?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | [ 1] For example, what was Atuin''s actual sex? |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | as the chill thin air drew the life even out of his mighty chest"Wass happnin to the air?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | just hold that smile, will you?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | muttered Twoflower"God, my head...""Too bright?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | said Hrun, from the carnage"Do you intend to kill me?" |
The Color of Magic - Terry Pratchett | said Rincewind"Could it be because they all have crossbows?" |
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Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What do you mean? ” Granny seemed to ignore her, but crossed to the dark corner by the dresser. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Who ’s that on the floor? ” There was a pause. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A circle? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A conspiracy? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A shelf caught him, by the looks of it. ” “ Who is he? ” “ That new lad. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A stowaway, yesno? ” Esk gave it a stare. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A very noble calling. ” “ You do? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | A wizard in the family, eh? ” “ You catch on very quickly, ” said Billet. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Allowed to what? ” Skiller writhed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Already? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? ” Their eyes met. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | An order of wizards? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And Aye have the honour to be addressing-? ” “ Eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And Aye have the honour to be addressing-? ” “ Eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And can you play a musical instrument? ” Esk returned his steady gaze, not batting an eyelid. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And do you really think it would be as easy as that? ” Esk glowered at her. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And how is it up in your village with the funny name? ” “ Bad Ass, ” said Esk helpfully. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And this child- your assistant, perhaps? ” “ What ’s it you ’re selling, please? ” asked Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And this child- your assistant, perhaps? ” “ What ’s it you ’re selling, please? ” asked Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And what good would it do to take over an owl ’s body? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And you say it actually managed to get airborne? ” “ It flew like a bird, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And you yourself were an eighth son? ” The smith ’s face stiffened. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | And- I mean- please follow me- um- “ “ You were n’t going to say anything about the lore, were you? ” asked Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, where is this High Rumtiddlypo? ” “ They ’ll be at dinner in the Great Hall, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you walk wrong for rain. ” “ I beg your pardon? ” “ You go all hunched up, you fight it, that ’s not the way. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure wizards give people what they want? ” “ Of course. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Astonishing, what? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Besides, whoever heard of stars arranged in such a neat pattern? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Betray my training by doing half a job? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Better a tree than a wizard, eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But I would like to speak to you, smith, about your son. ” “ Which one? ” said the smith, and the hangers- on sniggered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But how was one supposed to get back? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But if you were worried about the price, then why were you in the shop? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But there would n’t really be much point in us saying that, would there? ” “ I would n’t believe you, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But what exactly is it? ” Cutangle looked at him, his mouth open. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | But you must know anyway, do n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you come and see me when you get an afternoon off, or whatever it is they give you? ” “ Train someone up? ” said Esk, horrified. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you come and see me when you get an afternoon off, or whatever it is they give you? ” “ Train someone up? ” said Esk, horrified. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you read, Esk? ” The astonishment in his voice stung her. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Can I try? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Can they? ” You could have shaved with Esk ’s voice. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Can we slow down now? ” “ I ’d like to see it. ” “ No! |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine her poor husband if she marries? ” “ But you always said it was impossible for women to be wizards, ” said Smith. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Come to join us, have you? ” “ Yes, ” said Esk, and then because something about Treatle ’s manner seemed to demand it, she added, “ sir. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Did I hear a cry? ” The blacksmith looked at the ceiling. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I say that? ” Esk, mesmerised like a cornered rabbit, nodded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Did this fat woman really mean it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do I look worried? ” Hilta peered at her. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do I want to be remembered as the first Archchancellor to allow women into the University? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you start playing around before you know what you ’re about, eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you hear? ” “ Do n’t want to. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you know? ” “ He says it ’s just words to make his mind work properly, ” said Treatle, and shrugged. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you see it? ” The head reappeared. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you see my hat, eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you see the eagle up there? ” Esk squinted into the dark, hot sky. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you think we have n’t all thought what a fine thing it would be, to take on another body and tread the wind or breathe the water? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ” The smith nodded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Does the pointy bit go in front? ” Cutangle moaned. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Eh? ” He looked around at his growing audience. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Esk, is n’t it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Eventually Esk said: “ This way- “ “ Mmph? ” “ It ’ll get me into the University? ” “ Of course, ” said Granny haughtily. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Eventually Esk said: “ This way- “ “ Mmph? ” “ It ’ll get me into the University? ” “ Of course, ” said Granny haughtily. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Granny said, “ Would you like to learn the witching? ” “ Magic, you mean? ” asked Esk, her eyes lighting up. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Granny said, “ Would you like to learn the witching? ” “ Magic, you mean? ” asked Esk, her eyes lighting up. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Granny waited until she was quite sure that it was n’t going to add anything, and said, That ’s witchcraft, is it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Granny? ” Granny Weatherwax was staring at the wall. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Great? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | H- how d- did you get h- here? ” It was Simon, standing there with a book under each arm. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Have you eaten the sweet? ” Esk scowled. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Have you got no ambition? ” Skiller shook his head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Have you no shame, lying around sulking when you could be of some use at last? ” She leaned forward, her hooked nose a few inches from the staff. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Hold the staff. ” “ What? ” “ Hold the staff. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How did you think you could learn to r- read this? ” “ Um, ” said Esk, “ Well, you just keep trying until you can, do n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How did you think you could learn to r- read this? ” “ Um, ” said Esk, “ Well, you just keep trying until you can, do n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How do you do this thing with the hands? ” He moved his hands together. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How far down river do you reckon they are? ” “ Twenty miles or so. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How goes it? ” “ All the better for seeing you, ” said the shape. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | How on disc d’you know that? ” “ I was raised up there, ” said Granny, resisting the temptation merely to smile knowingly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I always thought they were just a sort- a sort of demon? ” “ Nah. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I did n’t know they were n’t supposed to. ” “ Did you see a little girl on board? ” Tap- tap went her boot. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I mean, can you explain it? ” “ How do you mean, explain? ” Cutangle looked worried. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I mean, can you explain it? ” “ How do you mean, explain? ” Cutangle looked worried. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it is? ” “ Oh yes. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I mean, these Things, were they in the dark? ” “ There were stars, I think. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I never would have found you if it was n’t for that staff thing, and what have you done with it, girl? ” “ It hit him, ” Esk muttered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I said it would, but did anyone listen? ” “ Did they? ” said Hilta, still trying to work out what Granny meant by getting back to civilisation. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I said it would, but did anyone listen? ” “ Did they? ” said Hilta, still trying to work out what Granny meant by getting back to civilisation. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I think it ’s magic, condensing out of the air. ” “ Into the staff? ” “ Yes. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I think she ’s hiding, drat her. ” “ What are we going to do? ” Granny gave her a withering look. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I will make an investment in you, yes? ” “ Just nod, ” said Gander, who was not naturally a cruel man. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how I make it happen? ” “ Yes, fun, ” said Granny weakly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if it knows that? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll send along for her in the morning, shall I? ” “ That ’s right, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | I ’m going to pick you up and we are all going back to the University, are n’t we? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | If it ’s in you, you ’ve got to learn to control it. ” “ Can you teach me? ” “ Me? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | If it ’s in you, you ’ve got to learn to control it. ” “ Can you teach me? ” “ Me? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | If she turned herself into a fox what would happen to all the bits that would n’t fit? ” “ She ’d just magic them away, ” said Cern. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | If you d- don’t be careful they start reading you. ” “ What do you mean? ” “ T- they ssss- “ “- say-“said Esk, automatically. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that so, Treatle? ” “ Superb, Archchancellor. ” Cutangle looked around at the watching wizards. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Is that all? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Is the kettle on? ” Granny reached across the table and took the velvet cover off Hilta ’s crystal ball, a sphere of quartz as big as her head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Is this loyal service? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Is this your ship? ” “ Boat, ” he corrected. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It sets a shape on its contents, d’you see? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It was never intended for her! ” “ Yes, but- “ “ Have you any idea of what it can do? ” Smith sagged. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s just a stick. ” “ just a stick? ” “ Have you got any better ideas? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s just a stick. ” “ just a stick? ” “ Have you got any better ideas? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not darkness that calls Them, it ’s light, light that creates the shadows! ” “ But- but- why are They interested? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s supposed to be a sort of clue, is n’t it? ” “ All right, all right. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the same with cursing. ” “ Cursing? ” said Esk, weakly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the young lady who thinks women should be wizards, is n’t it? ” “ Yes, ” said Esk, ignoring a sharp kick on the ankle from Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Just go in the back and fetch Simon, will you? ” Esk pushed aside the heavy curtains and peered into the back of the wagon. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Just sitting around. ” “ Was it dark? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Let us see, shall we? ” He led the way up a broad flight of steps to an impressive pair of doors. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Like when you remember something you ’ve forgotten. ” “ Yes, but how? ” “ I- I do n’t know. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Lying around on the sea while people die? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Master Treatle says I ’m allergic to something. ” “ Allergic to double- yous? ” “ No, sisssisi- “//-silly- “ said Esk, generously. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | May I accompany you? ” Granny grasped Esk firmly by the shoulder. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Maybe when you have your fine staff you ’ll consent to travel with me one time, yes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Mine? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | No doubt you would like a cup of tea and something to eat? ” Granny bowed solemnly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | No! ” “ How can I learn if no one will teach me? ” “ You ’ve got to go where they can. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | No, I mean, would you come and lecture the students? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Not for long, at any rate. ” “ I became an eagle? ” “ Yes. ” “ Not meat all? ” Granny thought for a while. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Not for long, at any rate. ” “ I became an eagle? ” “ Yes. ” “ Not meat all? ” Granny thought for a while. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Now I would like you to go downstairs and get the bacon that is in the pantry and put it out for the bird, do you understand? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Now take off your apron. ” “ Why? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Old clothes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Once in a while? ” “ What on? ” Cutangle groped for a subject. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Once in a while? ” “ What on? ” Cutangle groped for a subject. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Ones that wo n’t take my head off? ” She glared at the staff, which appeared not to notice. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Only we ca n’t get in. ” “ We? ” said Treatle, and then glanced at Granny, “ Oh, yes, of course. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Our first lady wizard left on the doorstep? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Please? ” “ Is it true that there ’s a giant waterfall all around the edge of the world, and you can look down and see stars? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Please? ” “ Is it true that there ’s a giant waterfall all around the edge of the world, and you can look down and see stars? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Running away from home, yesno? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | She looked carefully at Esk and added, “ A female wizard, eh? ” “ Granny is taking me to Unseen University, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | She remembered the little lesson all children get taught: what ’s the magic word? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | She thought: why not? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Should n’t her chest be going up and down? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Supposing she had been arguing with her brothers, and lost her temper, eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Tell me what you know about the hat. ” “ Can I hold it? ” “ Be my guest. ” Esk peered inside the hat. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | That ’s one form of magic, of course. ” “ What, just knowing things? ” “ Knowing things that other people do n’t know, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | That ’s the way of it, is it? ” “ The way of what? ” said Smith, totally bewildered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | That ’s the way of it, is it? ” “ The way of what? ” said Smith, totally bewildered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Then one of them said: “ You would n’t have a pass key, by any chance? ” Esk grabbed the doorhandle and turned it. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Then she thought: whose benefit did I say that for? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | There ’s no call to go showing yourself yet. ” “ Showing myself? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | There ’s other stuff. ” “ Ca n’t you teach me? ” “ All in good time. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | They were from you, were they? ” “ That ’s right. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | They ’re getting their power through him, do you want to give them more? ” Cutangle sighed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | This would be your aunt? ” “ My granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | To which one can only reply, so how come you ’re standing on a cloud? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Train? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Was that how dead people looked? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Was that right? ” “ It ’ll do for now, ” she said briskly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What did I say? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What do They wwant? ” “ Life and shape, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What do you intend to do? ” said the smith, who was beginning to lose his grip on events. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” “ I think you are a very singular little girl, ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What have you done with them? ” Granny demanded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What have you got against dwarves? ” “ Do you know how to repair broomsticks? ” “ Magic broomsticks? ” “ Yes! ” Whisper, whisper. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What have you got against dwarves? ” “ Do you know how to repair broomsticks? ” “ Magic broomsticks? ” “ Yes! ” Whisper, whisper. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What have you got against dwarves? ” “ Do you know how to repair broomsticks? ” “ Magic broomsticks? ” “ Yes! ” Whisper, whisper. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What was he saying to himself? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What with us having shared a broomstick and everything. ” “ Can I go in front? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it for? ” “ Sit down now. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What ’s so self- evident? ” Treatle turned and looked down at her. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What ’s up with Esk? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | What? ” “ Simon, bow to Archchancellor Cutangle, Archmage of the Wizards of the Silver Star, ” said Treatle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | When you hit them they just fall over? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where do they say that, exactly? ” “ Here, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where may water gherkins be found? ” “ Peat bogs and stagnant pools, from the months of- “ “ Good. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the damn librarian? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the precedent? ” “ The what? ” asked Granny, sharply. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the precedent? ” “ The what? ” asked Granny, sharply. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Who says women ca n’t be wizards? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Who to? ” Granny ’s eyes darted towards the shadows in the corners of the room. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Who was sent to get them? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of a female wizard? ” “ There ’s witches, ” said the smith uncertainly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Why could n’t she take over the eagle ’s mind? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you buy yourself some new clothes, or something? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Why does everyone get so upset about magic? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” She twitched aside a fold of the blanket. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Will you? ” “ No. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Will you? ” “ Pray have another cup of tea, Mrs Weatherwax? ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Will you? ” “ Pray have another cup of tea, Mrs Weatherwax? ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Women are n’t wizards, do I make myself clear? ” “ Watch, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t you rather be a witch? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Wrong magic, do you understand? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” “ I see you hiring a new servant- you do hire the servants here, do n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” “ I see you hiring a new servant- you do hire the servants here, do n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t take anything unless it ’s given to you, can you? ” They circled round. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t like to see another one suffer, yes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You know what I mean? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You know? ” Skiller sold only beer, which his customers claimed he got out of cats. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You must run away now, do you understand? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | You walked up to chief wizard and showed off in front of everyone and only got laughed at? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A joke? ” “ We do n’t get many applications from women. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A little demonstration, perhaps? ” Simon looked at him in animal panic. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A medicine? ” “ In a manner of speaking. ” Granny pulled her writing set towards her and selected a pen. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A wizard hat? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A wizard in Bad Ass, eh? ” “ Possibly, possibly, ” said Billet. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A wizard? ” he said; “ You want to be a wizard? ” “ Yes, ” said Esk, pushing the dazed Simon into Trestle ’s reluctant arms. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ A wizard? ” he said; “ You want to be a wizard? ” “ Yes, ” said Esk, pushing the dazed Simon into Trestle ’s reluctant arms. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Aargh argh shaah gok? ” He gave up. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Afraid it would turn into something nasty? ” asked his wife. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, that hurt you, Did it not? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, ” said Granny, “ Would n’t you like to know? ” “ Yes. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ All this mountain air must be good for the brain, eh? ” He laughed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ All we have to do is find the middle of the ice and there ’s the staff, right? ” “ I knew you were going to say that. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ All? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I or are n’t I? ” “ Women ca n’t be wizards, ” said Granny bluntly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ And they ’ll make a wizard of her? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ And what are you doing on it, I would like to know? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ And you thought that was just old Granny ’s way, did n’t you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Any relation to old Acktur Cutangle? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Archchancellor? ” gasped the wizard, “ you ’re alive? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Archchancellor? ” gasped the wizard, “ you ’re alive? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you cold? ” he said to Granny, whose dress fairly crackled as she walked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we still where we were? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you absolutely certain? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” Granny nodded, and opened her windows. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” She opened two eyes like angry diamonds and said, “ I see. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you having a good time? ” she said artfully. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you hurt? ” She shook her head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you important? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you kneeling down? ” she said accusingly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you pleased with yourself? ” said the midwife. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Awts aughtning? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Bad-? ” “ Ass, ” repeated the blacksmith, his tone defying anyone to make something of it. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Bed ’s best. ” “ But what is Borrowing? ” “ Lie down and hold my hand. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ But can I fly the stick, please? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ But he told me these had been well stored and- how do you know, anyway? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ But what is it? ” “ Look hard at it! ” Esk peered through the glass. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ But why? ” complained Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ But, ” he said, “ if it ’s wizard magic she ’s got, learning witchery wo n’t be any good, will it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you call it up or something? ” “ The question has never arisen, ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you feel it? ” asked Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you see them up there? ” Simon mutely shook his head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you think of anything else at all helpful that we could be doing? ” she demanded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have a l- l- look? ” “ Plenty of time for that later, ” said Treatle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can he bring Simon back, then? ” “ That ’s the difficult part, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you cast fireballs or whirling spells, such as might be hurled against an enemy? ” Simon looked sideways at Trestle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you stand it upright? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you turn him back again? ” he asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you? ” “ Course you ca n’t, ” said Gulta. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you help me out please? ” “ Are n’t you afraid I shall throw you to the- the pike? ” said the head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you help me out please? ” “ Are n’t you afraid I shall throw you to the- the pike? ” said the head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t I always say to you that if you use magic you should go through the world like a knife goes through water? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you want to get married? ” It was Granny ’s turn to think. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you really think it would be as easy as that? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you think you ’d walk into their gates waving your staff? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you want to be a wizard when you were a little boy? ” Simon shook his head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Didda nasty wolfie fwiten us, den? ” she hazarded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t they sting you? ” said Esk, standing back a little. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you ever tell the truth? ” “ Do you? ” Amschat grinned his goldmine grin, but his eyes were not smiling. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you ever tell the truth? ” “ Do you? ” Amschat grinned his goldmine grin, but his eyes were not smiling. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know where it is? ” Granny frowned. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mean in the absolute sense? ” she asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you really think she ’s supposed to settle down here and forget all about magic? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you really think so? ” Granny nodded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think I used magic? ” Esk looked down at the queen bee. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that really matter at a time like this? ” “ A witch has got to have a hat, otherwise who ’s to know? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that really matter at a time like this? ” “ A witch has got to have a hat, otherwise who ’s to know? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? ” “ Aye said, what do- “ “ Oh. ” Granny reeled her mind in, quite confused. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Esk? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Esk? ” “ This is fun, is n’t it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Esk? ” “ This is fun, is n’t it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme Weatherwax? ” it asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever been home again? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Fiftysevenfiftysevenfiftysevenwell? ” he said, trying not to lose his place. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Fire? ” she muttered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Granny. ” “ What? ” “ Do you know how wizards like to be buried? ” “ Yes! |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Granny. ” “ What? ” “ Do you know how wizards like to be buried? ” “ Yes! |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Granny? ” Esk repeated. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you been down to the river? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you come to see your brother enter the University? ” “ He ’s not my brother, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got a word in your world, I think it ’s called ‘ psychosomatic ’? ” “ Never heard of it, ” snapped Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you tried bleaching? ” she asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ He said- “ “ And what would he know about it? ” sneered Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s the one who does n’t blow much glass, is n’t he? ” Granny looked at her over the top of the desk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Herbs? ” he hazarded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How are you getting on, then? ” asked Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How can paper know things? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you do that? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you do that? ” “ I- do n’t know. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you get here, little girl? ” she said, in a voice that suggested gingerbread cottages and the slamming of big stove doors. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know? ” Granny smiled, but as a lizard would smile. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How do I know I can trust you? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you mean? ” “ When she was talking to you yesterday she called him Old Mister Once A Fortnight. ” “ Mmph, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How long has it been? ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How much have you taught her? ” “ Not that much, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How old are you? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How would I do that, pray? ” she said, apparently addressing her remarks to the fireback. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the magic coming along? ” “ What are you doing here, Granny? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the magic coming along? ” “ What are you doing here, Granny? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ How, ” she said at last, “ did you do that? ” There was a thoughtful silence behind her. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t suppose you do know which way the Hub is, by any chance? ” he ventured. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I got lost from Granny. ” “ And where ’s Granny now, dear? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I just www- “ “- wanted- “ “- tto find out how things www- “ “- worked? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, perhaps. ” “ But what about me? ” “ Well, you ’re going your own way, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, what will there be if we let you out? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I never said he was a black wizard, did I? ” “ They ’re horrible Things! ” Esk sobbed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I said I ’d find a way, did n’t I? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I should imagine it ’s quite something to watch, a bird like that. ” “ Yes, but can you repair it? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I threw them away, if you must know. ” “ You could at least have- there it is! ” “ Where? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder if this is what they mean by sourcery? ” said Simon. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll go and look, shall I? ” she added. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll show them! ” “ No, wrong. ” “ What do you mean, wrong? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve got to be a wizard? ” “ Yes. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ I- I do n’t think I can. ” “ You tell me? ” said Granny cryptically. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ If Esk is lost to the world, shall I tell you what I will do to you? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ If you could see, er, your way clear to turning the rest back, though? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Inhere? ” Esk stared at him. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is all that true? ” said Esk suspiciously, looking around the barge ’s crowded cabin. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he all right? ” said Esk anxiously. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he very important? ” “ I do n’t think so, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it a city? ” Granny scanned the ground wildly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it, er, possible for a woman to be, you know, a wizard? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all you can say? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that it? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that the tannery? ” she said accusingly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a trick? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Is- anyone else there? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It can take you that way the first time, and- “ “ I ’m not frightened, ” said Esk, and “ How do I control it? ” “ You do n’t. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It saved me by hitting him? ” “ Did n’t you realise? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It saved me by hitting him? ” “ Did n’t you realise? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s bad? ” YOU WOULDN’T BELIEVE IT. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s no place for sick people. ” “ Yes, but is he all right? ” “ What? ” Granny was startled out of her thoughts. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s no place for sick people. ” “ Yes, but is he all right? ” “ What? ” Granny was startled out of her thoughts. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not working, ” said Cutangle, “ is it? ” “ Ook. ” “ Give it time, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s only an old stick. ” “ Is it true you can do spells? ” asked Gulta. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Just a bit? ” pleaded Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, she ’s got the staff. ” “ What good would that do? ” said Hilta, who was close to tears. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmph 7 “ “ Aye said, what do you see in there? ” repeated Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmph, ” said Granny, “ Silk? ” “ Black and red, ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmph? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmph? ” she said, aware of Mrs Whitlow ’s fluting. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Wizard. ” “ Hallo? ” “ When I said hold on- “ “ Yes? ” “ I did n’t mean there. ” There was a pause. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Wizard. ” “ Hallo? ” “ When I said hold on- “ “ Yes? ” “ I did n’t mean there. ” There was a pause. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ My dear good young lady, am I supposed to be shocked? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Never really tthought about it, before. ” “ Well? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ No good will come of it. ” “ What? ” “ Do you really think you ’re the first, my girl? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ No good will come of it. ” “ What? ” “ Do you really think you ’re the first, my girl? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ No? ” “ No. ” “ And I ca n’t be a witch? ” “ I do n’t know what you can be. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ No? ” “ No. ” “ And I ca n’t be a witch? ” “ I do n’t know what you can be. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Not gone off flying with the seagulls, has he? ” Esk shook her head. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Not more herbs or headology? ” “ Real magic, as you call it, yes. ” “ A spell? ” “ No. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Not more herbs or headology? ” “ Real magic, as you call it, yes. ” “ A spell? ” “ No. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Nothing wrong with that, is there? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Now what? ” The wizard was silent. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Now will you believe me? ” she snapped. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh yes, Miss Clever? ” “ Granny is quite big. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh yes? ” she said, her voice dead- level. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, ” she said, “ did I do that? ” “ So it would appear, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Old clothes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ On that? ” “ Of course. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ One of them. ” “ Did you think it would be easy? ” asked Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Only what was it you understood? ” said Trestle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Only what? ” asked Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ook? ” said the Head Librarian, and backed away from Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Or would you rather get off and walk? ” “ Apart from the fact that half the time my feet are touching the ground anyway, ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Or, say, compared with staying behind on a melting ice floe? ” “ This is the first time I have ever ridden on a broomstick, ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Ot o0 00 ont? ” she enquired. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Out with it, then. ” “ It ’s in sort of two parts. ” “ Well? ” “ It ’s a witch ’s hat because you wear it. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon me? ” “ My granny says men ca n’t be witches, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ It ’s Mistress Weatherwax, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ People all get together to travel? ” “ Precisely. ” “ Where to? ” “ All sorts of places. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ People all get together to travel? ” “ Precisely. ” “ Where to? ” “ All sorts of places. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps you would care to dine with me this evening and let me know? ” said Cutangle, his eyes agleam. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” she suggested. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” “ What, make a bodge job? ” said the dwarf, his pipe clattering to the floor. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” “ What, make a bodge job? ” said the dwarf, his pipe clattering to the floor. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Practical things? ” she said, thoughtfully. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Real magic? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” “ The other way around, only not exactly, ” said Esk, defiantly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember when old Uncle Derghart died and Father had to go and sit up with all the candles and things all night? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I tell you what happens to wicked staffs? ” she hissed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ She did this? ” “ Yes. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s a witch, ” said Esk, and added in her mind: there, what do you think of that, Mr so- called cleverwizard? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Simon? ” she said, uncertainly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ So people see you coming in the hat and the cloak and they know you ’re a witch and that ’s why your magic works? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ So she ’s a proper wizard, is she? ” Cutangle hesitated. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s the way of it, is it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’re going to sort of die? ” “ Oh yes. ” The cat purred as the fingers tickled it behind the ear. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Still selling thunder drops and penny wishes, Hilta? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Surely it would be better to give the staff to Simon? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ That means the staff uses itself or it uses her, but she ’s never been able to use it, d’you see? ” Cutangle stared at the two quiet bodies. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the whole point, is n’t it? ” it said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ The difference from what? ” Granny sighed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ The library? ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ The river ’s all bendy but I can go in straight lines. ” “ You ’re going to walk after her? ” said Hilta, aghast. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ The staff seemed- well, on her side, if you know what I mean. ” “ And where is this staff now? ” “ She said she threw it in the river. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s nothing I can do? ” LIFE IS FOR THE LIVING. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ They are without parallel when, when- “ “ For having babies and so forth? ” “ There is that, yes, ” the wizard conceded generously. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ They hate it! ” “ Pardon? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a barge, yesno? ” “ Yes? ” “ That means there ’s only the river. ” He patted her hand. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a barge, yesno? ” “ Yes? ” “ That means there ’s only the river. ” He patted her hand. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is all very creditable, but consider the facts, I mean, the rate of drift and so forth, you see? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is all very creditable, ” he said, “ but perhaps we can wait till morning? ” A flash of lightning illuminated Granny ’s face. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is the right place, is n’t it? ” Cutangle looked at Trestle and winked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is young Simon, is it? ” said the fattest of them, beaming at the boy. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ This is your idea of proper behaviour, is it? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ To put it another way, any piece of matter, like an orange or the world or, or- “ “- a crocodile? ” suggested Trestle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ To what? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, ” he said, “ do you mind if I smoke? ” Granny shrugged. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Very well, then, ” she conceded, “ but you ’re to fly slowly, d’you understand? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Was he right? ” Simon looked down at his book, and dabbed at his running eyes with a red handkerchief. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that a lie? ” “ No! |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Was there anything on the pages? ” Simon nodded solemnly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well what? ” said Cutangle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, can you or ca n’t you? ” said Gulta, his face reddening. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what about it? ” asked the head defiantly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what did you expect? ” she asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, you can drink lots of cider and you just feel better and that ’s it, is n’t it? ” The smith nodded again. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, you know cider? ” Smith nodded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said coldly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said, “ What is the meaning of this outrage? ” “ Is he important? ” said Granny to Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said, “ What is the meaning of this outrage? ” “ Is he important? ” said Granny to Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said, “ What is the meaning of this outrage? ” “ Is he important? ” said Granny to Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What about reincarnation? ” Death hesitated. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What about tincture of myrryt? ” “ Yes, m’m. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What are They? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing in my dream? ” “ If this is a dream then I ’d like to wake up, please, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What brings you down from the mountains, Esme? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What can I do? ” she asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you think it was? ” “ Er. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What do they give to people? ” “ Freedom, ” said Hilts, who had good hearing. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What do they want names in Human for? ” “ Well, ” said Esk, and stopped. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What do we do now, sir? ” The wizard held up his staff. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” “ Listen to the child, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think of it? ” Esk looked up and down the river. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that mean? ” “ It means there ’s only one of you, ” said Trestle. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What have I done? ” he moaned. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What have we here, then? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you done with the wizard? ” “ I put him out in the fuel store. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you in mind? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What if we do? ” “ Well, we could come to some arrangement. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the name of this place, sir? ” said the wizard. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of things? ” said Granny flatly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What mountains were these? ” asked Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall I do, Granny? ” he said, unable to keep the pleading out of his voice. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort of helpful things? ” he asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort of strange things? ” “ Look, I said go home, right? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort of strange things? ” “ Look, I said go home, right? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that I saw? ” demanded Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What was what? ” said Cutangle, bewildered. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What were we talking about? ” She looked up and regarded the keening Things as it were for the first time. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What will happen when we hit the ground? ” “ That depends if I can find some soft rocks, ” said Granny in a preoccupied voice. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s everyone buying? ” “ Medicines, ” said Granny firmly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? ” said Smith. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happened to your stutter, boy? ” “ Seems to have gone, sir, ” said Simon brightly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s in there? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” she asked. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this stick? ” Esk had left the staff leaning against the tree. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s to eat? ” “ Cold meat and potatoes. ” Mrs Whitlow had done her work well. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name, lad? ” he said, as kindly as possible. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ I ’m not sure. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It ’s not finished! ” “ What? ” “ She ca n’t use the staff, of course, ” said Granny, standing up. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It ’s not finished! ” “ What? ” “ She ca n’t use the staff, of course, ” said Granny, standing up. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Take your boots off, man! ” Cutangle shifted uneasily on his bench. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever am Aye thinking of? ” the housekeeper trilled. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ When? ” The wizard thought for a moment. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are young Simon and the girl? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Where does it say it? ” said Granny triumphantly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Where does it say women ca n’t be wizards? ” The following thoughts sped through Cutangle ’s mind:. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Gulta? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s this? ” she said, sniffing the new smells of swamp and sedge. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one of these roads goes to Ankh, then? ” “ The one over there, with the gate. ” “ Thank you, ” she said gravely. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are them buggers? ” she said out of the corner of her mouth. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you really? ” “ Do n’t you recognise me? ” he said wretchedly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you really? ” “ Do n’t you recognise me? ” he said wretchedly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who says that? ” “ They do. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who told you? ” he said at last. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s it for? ” “ Mrs Herapath, the glassblower ’s wife. ” Esk blew her nose. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s the most important wizard around here? ” she demanded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are the windows barred? ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you here? ” “ You invited me in, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you holding that broomstick? ” he said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do I find you on my fleeces? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is n’t it true, Miss Clever? ” she said. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” said a voice. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Esk, “ Does n’t it get dusty? ” “ Well, ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Esk, “ Does n’t it get dusty? ” “ Well, ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Will I meet a tall dark stranger? ” said Esk, examining her palm. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like a scone? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Patch it up, you mean? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he ventured, acutely aware of the stony stares. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ What would you like to be when you grow up? ” Esk looked blank. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ What would you like to be when you grow up? ” Esk looked blank. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You can really take me in? ” she said, her eyes shining. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t use it? ” he queried. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You have seven sons, do you not? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You have? ” “ Yes indeed. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You know the hat on the hook by the door? |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean as a witch? ” “ No, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean it ’s my destiny? ” she said at last. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You said all those wubbleyous! ” “ Idid? ” “ I heard you! |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You said there was some sort of teaching place? ” he hazarded. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You say the child did n’t suffer in any way? ” “ Not that I noticed, ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to be a wizard? ” “ I keep telling everyone but no one seems to listen, ” said Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You would n’t have any idea where he is, would you? ” she said, looking shrewdly at Esk. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not frightened, are you? ” said Granny. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re sure he did n’t mean someone else ’s head? ” Trestle thought for a bit. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Mhnf? ” Esk thought for a moment. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Well, how? ” Granny Weatherwax paused at the bottom of the stairs. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “- I would offer you, shall we say, two zats of silver? ” “ Shall we say five? ” said Amschat pleasantly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “- I would offer you, shall we say, two zats of silver? ” “ Shall we say five? ” said Amschat pleasantly. |
Equal Rites - Terry Pratchett | “- words? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Are you all right? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Qualifications? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ What about them? ’ snapped Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ The astrologer looked up into two eyes as grey and bland as steel. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ Trymon looked expectant. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | After a while he said weakly, ‘ No, no good to eat at all. ’ ‘ Why? ’ called Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | All that, just to make things stay the same? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Alone against the gods, that sort of thing? ’ Rincewind opened and shut his mouth for a few seconds before the right words managed to come out. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | And he thought: I remember Rincewind, was n’t he the cruffy boy who always came bottom of the class when we were training? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | And right beside him, very close to his ear, a voice has just said: DARK IN HERE, ISN’T IT? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | And: can you actually be anything else? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Anyone out there? ’ It was a small and squeaky voice and came from the picture box still slung around Twoflower ’s inert neck. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, where was I? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, would you rather be left with all these star people? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Are you a hero, actually? ’ ‘ Um, no. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Are you? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | As they gathered firewood Cohen went on, Trollsh teeth, that’sh the thingsh. ’ ‘ Why? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | But Rincewind advanced on it angrily, shouting, Maybe, but the fact is I do believe it and you ’d better remember whose head you ’re in, right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | But this new one is, well — big. ’ ‘ Bigger than the sun? ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | But you are? ’ said Rincewind, as politely as possible while grinning like a necrophiliac in a morgue. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | But you never actually have. ’ ‘ What? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t digesht people, see? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Called the what? ’ The little man took a sudden interest in the backs of his hands. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Can I drop you off somewhere? ’ The Spell gave Rincewind ’s mind a kick. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a word? ’ Rincewind looked around desperately for a way of escape. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Can anyone among us say he received it? ’ The wizards looked sidelong at one another. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Can you eat them? ’ Rincewind looked at them cautiously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Come and join us, wo n’t you? ’ So this is it, Rincewind thought. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Could he even explain it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Could you please untie us and let us go? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Cows ill? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Crops bad? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Dam? ’ ‘ Yes, possibly. ’ They reached the hallway, where the big clock still shaved the seconds off the lives of the world. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Dead people are so boring, do n’t you think? ’ ‘ Uh, yes, ’ Rincewind agreed fervently, eyeing the doorway. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Did it get anyone? ’ The bursar swallowed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t it? ’ He turned to the shopkeeper for confirmation. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t they approve of anything? ’ Lackjaw was lost in thought for a moment. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ Rincewind thought: we can be said! |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t that seem a bit suspicious? ’ ‘ I ’ve never objected to it, if that ’s what you mean, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Eighty yearsh in the bushiness and what have I got to show for it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knew that when a wizard died all the spells in h: s head would go free, so why bother to save Rincewind? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, but if this is the house of Death, what are you doing here? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | From somewhere around the small of her back a voice said, ‘ Got everything? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Gnome, goblin, pixie – so what? ’ ‘ Not a pixie, ’ said Twoflower firmly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Had it ever really worked, or had it all been a dream? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Hallo? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Hallo? ’ ‘ Are you alive? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Hallo? ’ ‘ Are you alive? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Hang on. ’ ‘ What to? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | He does n’t look like any sort of gnome to me. ’ ‘ What are you going on about? ’ ‘ Look at that beard, ’ said Twoflower sternly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | He said, quietly, ‘ It ’ll follow you, you know. ’ ‘ What? ’ said Weems, distractedly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | He wondered what would happen if anyone opened the book; would he and Twoflower appear like a colour plate? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | He ’s been waiting for years. ’ ‘ Yes, but is he sound? ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Horrible, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Right, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | How about “ sph ”? ’ They looked at the word. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | How can you tell? ’ It had been a long afternoon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | How had he come to be back on the Disc? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | How much? ’ said Twoflower urgently, reaching into his pockets. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | How ’s it done? ’ ‘ I dunno, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I did a terrible thing. ’ ‘ In a shop? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t mind telling you. ’ ‘ Telling me what? ’ ‘ It ’s no life, you know, minding the Shop. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, come here a minute and – do you mind? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, supposing you wanted to know when a particular star is going to rise — ‘ ‘ Why? ’ said Twoflower, radiating polite interest. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I mean, this is an adventure, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I say, Weems, any legs your side? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I say? ’ ‘ Hey! ’ shouted the wizard. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I think that ’s a bargain, do n’t you? ’ ‘ I say, ’ Twoflower whispered. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I would n’t give myself airs if you could use me to draw with, would you? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Rincewind quickly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I ’m giving you to yourself, do you understand? ’ He turned his back on it and stalked away. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I ’m just going to ride off, okay? ’ He glared at the Luggage. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I ’m ready. ’ ‘ You ’re coming with me? ’ ‘ As far as the city gates, if you do n’t mind, ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve seen pictures. ’ ‘ Where? ’ Twoflower hesitated, and looked at his feet. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | If he ’s not worried, then take it from me, there ’s nothing to worry about. ’ ‘ It ’s not going to rain? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | In fact, I have been voted the supreme head of all the Orders. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Rincewind hoarsely. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | In his head? ’ ‘ Um. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Is he here? ’ ‘ Um, I do n’t know where he is, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Is that all? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Is this it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | It was more interesting being a rock in the old days. ’ ‘ It was? ’ said Rincewind weakly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll break down, and leave a hole. ’ ‘ What? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all down to simple biology, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | It ’s going to be old Rhunlet Yard, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | It ’s very important that you — ‘ ‘ Hallo? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Just laundry? ’ He was shaking with rage. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Just push the big mirror over here, will you? ’ Galder got to his feet and shuffled across to the forge, which was now cold. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Little fat man, talks a lot, wears eyeglasses, funny sort of clothes? ’ As he spoke he was aware that he may have missed something vital. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Look. ’ ‘ Blood! ’ ‘ Is that what it ’s called? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ME? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Me? ’ ‘ Of course you, you daft sod. ’ A flicker of defiance flared very briefly in Rincewind ’s battered heart. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Mind you, there is a saving on the rates. ’ ‘ Rates? ’ ‘ Yes, they ’re — ‘ the shopkeeper paused, and wrinkled his forehead. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Never settling down, always on the move, never closing. ’ Why do n’t you stop, then? ’ ‘ Ah, that ’s it, you see, sir — I ca n’t. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Nice day, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | No? ’ He held his knife to Twoflower ’s throat. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Now, what I want you to do is — ‘ ‘ Yes? ’ Rincewind ’s voice rose from the depths of the stairwell. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Oh gods, he thought, what happens now? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ You sure it ’s just people? ’ said the youngest wizard, nervously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ You sure it ’s just people? ’ said the youngest wizard, nervously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Old Rincewind wo n’t have any ideas, will he? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | One evening, they say, you start to wake up and then you think “ Why bother? ” and you just do n’t. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Only when you leave, it ’s very important not to look back. ’ ‘ Why not? ’ She shrugged. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | PS, we really mean it about druids ”. ’ Druids? ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps it ’s a messenger? ’ It was louder now, a crisp rhythm like someone eating celery very fast. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | RUBBER WHAT? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Rates, rates — ‘ ‘ Very large mice? ’ ‘ That ’s probably it. ’ ‘ Hold on – it ’s thinking about something, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Remember where I am? ’ shouted Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Secret entrance, see? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | See if I care. ’ ‘ What? ’ said Rincewind, so astonished he forgot to let go. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | See those boulders over there? ’ Rincewind saw some huge shapes lying in the grass. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Shop full of strange shtuff? ’ ‘ Exactly! |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Shut the door, will you? ’ Trymon pushed the heavy door, his face expressionless. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | So I say, of course magical, what else? ’ ‘ Are there a lot of them about, then? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | So I say, of course magical, what else? ’ ‘ Are there a lot of them about, then? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | So formal. ’ ‘ Stiff? ’ suggested Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Sort of bulbous, is n’t it? ’ They looked at it. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Sprawling place, smells of cesspits? ’ ‘ It has an ancient and honourable history, ’ said Rincewind, his voice stiff with injured civic pride. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | THAT? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Take the easy way out. ’ ‘ Easy? ’. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Tall thin man, bit scraggy? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Tall, thin, empty eye- sockets, handy in the scythe department? ’ She sighed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | That is the case, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | That ’s just typical, is n’t it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | That ’s the whole point, is n’t it? ’ At the far side of the outer circle some sort of procession was forming up. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | That ’s where everyone ’s going. ’ ‘ I wonder why? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | The Disc will be what? ’ DESTROYED, said Death. CAN I GO NOW? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | The Disc will be what? ’ DESTROYED, said Death. CAN I GO NOW? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | The important thing about having lots of things to remember is that you ’ve got to go somewhere afterwards where you can remember them, you see? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | The shop generally knows what it ’s doing. ’ ‘ You mean you do n’t? ’ ‘ I pick a bit up, here and there. ’ The shopkeeper blew his nose. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | The steps go around in a spiral, right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then I ’d be as good as him, would n’t I? ’ said Twoflower, flourishing his looted sword. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then Rincewind said, ‘ Did you say that? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ And that too? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Oh. ’ He thought for a bit. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then Rincewind said, ‘ Did you say that? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ And that too? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Oh. ’ He thought for a bit. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then a voice from the other side of the door said, very slowly, Who is out there? ’ Rincewind recognised that voice. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then he tried, ‘ I suppose you would n’t happen to know the way out of the forest, possibly, by any chance? ’ ‘ No. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then one of the men said, ‘ What, the ferryman? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ Why? ’ Herrena looked blank. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then one of the men said, ‘ What, the ferryman? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ Why? ’ Herrena looked blank. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then perhaps you can tell us what exactly it was that happened this morning? ’ said Galder. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Then the voice said, ‘ I suppose the key is n’t in the lock, is it? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | They ’ll hear us! ’ ‘ Who will? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | This is the great ocean of space. ’ ‘ How do you know? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | This is what the voices were saying: WOULD YOU MIND EXPLAINING THAT AGAIN? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Thus were immortalised in generations of atlases such geographical oddities as Just A Mountain, I Do n’t Know, What? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | To ee it through, you know. ’ ‘ You ’re not worried about this star thing, then? ’ ‘ The star is life, not death, ’ said Riricewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | To me, o spirits of small isolated rocks and worried mice not less than three inches long! ’ ‘ What? ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | To me. ’ ‘ Remarkable, ’ said Trymon, but any passing telepath would have read in letters ten yards high: if you, then why not me? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Trolls never ate anybody. ’ ‘ No? ’ ‘ No, they alwaysh spit the bitsh out. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Two arms of high ground swept away to right and left, and up ahead was a large outcrop with – she squinted – some caves in it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | We really ca n’t have that. ’ ‘ Who are we, exactly? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | We stop looking? ’ he ventured. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | We suffer from philosophy, you know. ’ ‘ Yes? ’ said Rincewind, trying to keep up. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | We use the gifts the Creator has given us, to whit, we look down and what is it we see? ’ The astrologer groaned inwardly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | We ’re talking about Death, yes? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Weems scowled and pulled Rincewind ’s ear until it was ight in front his mouth, and said hoarsely, I ’m afraid of nothing, understand? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Weir? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What did you say they were called again? ’ ‘ Din- chewersh, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What does it mean? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What happened this time? ’ ‘ It ’s all totally fouled up. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What happened to old Galder ’s chair, the one with the lion arms and the chicken feet? ’ said Jiglad Wert. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What is he doing there? ’ FEELING VERY SORRY FOR HIMSELF. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you look for in a woman now? ’ Cohen turned one rheumy blue eye on him. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What is this place? ’ ‘ This is the house of Death, ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What was his name, now? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What was it, now? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What were we talking about? ’ ‘ This red star thing. ’ ‘ Right. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What would you like to come back as? ’ ‘ I do n’t want to go, ’ said Rincewind firmly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going on? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that crocodile thing doing to the octopus? ’ Rincewind looked over her shoulder and, without thinking, told her. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What ’s wrong with magic, that ’s what I ’d like to know? ’ ‘ What will you do? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What ’s wrong with magic, that ’s what I ’d like to know? ’ ‘ What will you do? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What ’s your name? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | When are you going, then? ’ ‘ Today, I think. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | When it ’s time for the showdown, you go and hide? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where are you going? ’ ‘ For a walk, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where was I? ’ ‘ I am not sure, ’ said Trymon coldly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where was magic? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where were the gods? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where were the wizards? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Who cares if we all get burned up? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s thinking for me? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Who, actually, could remember seeing them? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of a gingerbread mattress? ’ Rincewind grunted. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Who’she the girl? ’ ‘ She wo n’t let us rescue her, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why are we in this shop? ’ ‘ We ca n’t get out, ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you rush me? ’ ‘ That ’s right, ’ said a voice by his waist. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why do people always go and spoil things? ’ She blew her nose resentfully on the edge of her robe. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why not crispbread and cheese? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why should a house need magic to keep it going? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ You run away a lot, ’ said one of the voices. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Will you please stop doing that? ’ ‘ Oh. ’ ‘ Oook? ’ There was a pause. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Will you please stop doing that? ’ ‘ Oh. ’ ‘ Oook? ’ There was a pause. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Winswand? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Wizards tried to tune in to Great A’Tuin ’s mind. ’ ‘ It did n’t work? ’ ‘ Oh, it worked all right, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Worked it out? ’ said Rincewind, who was beginning to have the familiar feeling that the conversation had been mugged. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Would you rather stay here? ’ He took a torch from its bracket on the wall and started down the steps. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | YES, YES, I KNOW ALL THAT, he said. WHY HAVE YOU SUMMONED ME? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Yes, a book like this could be a real friend to a man — ‘ Yes? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Yes, but, well, it ’s my home, do n’t you see? ’ ‘ No, ’ said the shopkeeper, ‘ not really. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ ‘ But then I grew a little older again and I came to see the point of dark women of a sultry nature. ’ He paused. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You are a survivor. ’ ‘ Survivor? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You can carry the treashure. ’ ‘ Treasure? ’ said Rincewind weakly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You find a temple and a priesht, I ’ll join you shortly. ’ ‘ A jeweller? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You just do n’t get this sort of place nowadays, you just an’t get the gingerbread. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Rincewind, gloomily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You know, sticking all your pictures in a book and remembering things. ’ ‘ There is? ’ ‘ Oook? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You know, sticking all your pictures in a book and remembering things. ’ ‘ There is? ’ ‘ Oook? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You mean if it ’s covered in snow then it must be winter? ’ ‘ Yes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You want something? ’ he said to one of the star men, who had gripped his arm. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You ’re frightened? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | You ’re his, right? ’ The Luggage slowly extended its legs, turned very deliberately and looked at Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | all right, all right, nothing ’s wrong with the stones, it ’s just that the universe has gone wrong, right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | we ask ourselves. ’ ‘ Where? ’ said the astrologer loyally. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bit magical? ’ ‘ Quite a bit, then, ’ he conceded, backing away, and, ‘ All right, ’ he agreed, as Bethan continued to glare at him. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bit. ’ ‘ A bit? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A box with legs on? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A little house with shells on? ’ ‘ It ’s very useful, ’ said Twoflower defensively. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, so you ’re an astronomer? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Almanac? ’ ‘ It ’s a book that tells you what day it is, ’ said Rincewind wearily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I what? ’ ‘ Gosh, there ’s a wonderful view from up here! ’ It took them half an hour to get down. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how long do you think that ’ll keep them occupied? ’ Twoflower paused. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what does a gender do? ’ ‘ It ’s just a list of the things we ’ve got to discuss. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why should we listen to you? ’ A mere fraction of a second later Cohen ’s sword was pressed against his neck. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any onions here? ’ ‘ There ’s a patch of them by that old yew tree, ’ said a voice beside him. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone can see that. ’ ‘ I think it ’s found them. ’ ‘ Oh, good. ’ ‘ Hold onto it. ’ ‘ Are you mad? ’ said Lackjaw. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone down there? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone here? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything you want doing? ’ ‘ I was supposed to be making some soup, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are the gills the wrong shade of yellow? ’ ‘ No, not really. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we going to follow them, then? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we of one resolve? ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we talking about the one inside the head of Rincewind? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ Ah. ’ Rincewind sat up. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you magical? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you quite sure? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ The bursar cupped his hands and shouted. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Besides, I ’d have no- one to talk to. ’ ‘ Who ’s this? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bethan? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Bethan, not taking her eyes off the advancing figures. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bethan? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Bethan, not taking her eyes off the advancing figures. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Better? ’ he demanded. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bigger than Great A’Tuin ’s head, perhaps? ’ The astrologer looked wretched. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bonfires of books? ’ ‘ Yes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Book? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Burnt? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But if War had chosen a trump lead originally, then the contract would have gone two down? ’ ‘ Exactly! ’ I DIDN’T QUITE FOLLOW THAT. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But why us? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t they just use flowers and berries and things? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I do anything? ’ Rincewind took a deep breath. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can we go away? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you get us there? ’ ‘ Is that the big city on the Ankh? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you get us there? ’ ‘ Is that the big city on the Ankh? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you smell anything? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you use a sword? ’ he said weakly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cohen the Barbarian? ’ ‘ The very shame. ’ ‘ Hang on, hang on, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cohen? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cohen? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ What does eldritch mean? ’ ‘ Well, eldritch is — ‘ Cohen paused and looked down irritably. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cohen? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ What does eldritch mean? ’ ‘ Well, eldritch is — ‘ Cohen paused and looked down irritably. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cohen? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ What does eldritch mean? ’ ‘ Well, eldritch is — ‘ Cohen paused and looked down irritably. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Come to gloat? ’ whispered Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Congratulate? ’ exploded Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could n’t somebody tell Great A’Tuin to avoid it? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could you? ’ he repeated. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cursed to run a shop? ’ ‘ Forever, sir, forever. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Daddy? ’ She looked down demurely. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dangerous, is he? ’ he ventured. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dead? ’ said Rincewind, In the debating chamber of his mind a dozen emotions got to their feet and started shouting. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Death what? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did it hurt? ’ The Luggage seemed to think about this. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t you go to bed? ’ ‘ Funny thing, I could n’t sleep, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you look behind? ’ The Luggage said nothing. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you three see anyone on the way down here? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I have to show you what I will do otherwise? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know what I think ’s going to happen? ’ he said, grinning. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you really believe that? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think it ’s star people? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think perhaps we should go in? ’ said Ysabell. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think we ’d better go and look for him? ’ ‘ Wishards know how to look after themshelves, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you understand any of that? ’ she asked. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t that worry you? ’ ‘ Well, things tend to work out in the end, do n’t you think? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t that worry you? ’ ‘ Well, things tend to work out in the end, do n’t you think? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Early in the morning? ’ said Galder pleasantly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eh? ’ said Bethan, still propping up the now unconscious Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eh? ’ ‘ Just clearing my throat, ’ said Rincewind, and grinned. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eldritch means wooden? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eldritch? ’ ‘ Yup. ’ ‘ Oh, ’ said the dwarf. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Everything all right? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fair hair, looks a bit like a ferret? ’ ‘ Now that you mention it — ‘ ‘ He was in my class, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fishing line? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ From a troll ’s tooth, you say? ’ he muttered, squinting losely at his work. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hallo? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have I got it right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you ever heard of culture shock? ’ he hissed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you ever seen anything like it? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you managed to recall how the Universe started yet? ’ he said nastily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you seen Cohen and Bethan? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He can go back if he wants, why should I bother? ’ The Luggage said nothing. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He has n’t even produced doves out of his sleeves. ’ ‘ Yes, but ca n’t you sense the occult potentiality? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s got eyesh, hashn’t he? ’ ‘ Yes, but they do n’t work like other people ’s. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s opened a pathway. ’ ‘ Are those things demons? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s really dead? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Help me up, will you? ’ ‘ Yes, but this box — ‘ ‘ This box, ’ said Cohen, ‘ this box is—‘he waved his arms vaguely. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hey, how did you get here? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He’sh mad? ’ ‘ Sort of mad. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm, ’ said Kwartz, and, ‘ Wolves? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about “ zsff ”? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can a book know what day it is? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can you tell? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can you tell? ’ he snapped. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you do that? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you get here, actually? ’ said the druid. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you get here? ’ he added. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How old are you, exactly? ’ ‘ Eighty- sheven. ’ ‘ But you were the greatest! ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How should I know? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s that? ’ ‘ How ’s what? ’ ‘ You did it again! ’ said Twoflower, pointing an accusing finger. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s that? ’ ‘ How ’s what? ’ ‘ You did it again! ’ said Twoflower, pointing an accusing finger. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I did n’t mean you, I meant me. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ Oh, shut up, ’ said Rincewind wearily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t know 107 what it is, maybe it ’s a comet or something. ’ ‘ Will we all be burned up? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t suppose there ’s anything to eat around here? ’ The giant stones were black and menacing against the dying green light of sunset. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean why was n’t I summoned before? ’ snapped Galder, pushing his way to the grille. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, why sweets? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, you learn not to expect much, you make a sale here and there, it ’s a living, you know what I mean? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I must get a picture of this! ’ ‘ Ca n’t you just remember it? ’ said Bethan, not looking at him. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I nearly know! ’ ‘ Know what? ’ ‘ I ’ve got to get rid of this Spell! ’ ‘ Which way is the University? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I nearly know! ’ ‘ Know what? ’ ‘ I ’ve got to get rid of this Spell! ’ ‘ Which way is the University? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I never said they answered, did I? ’ Trymon looked along the table. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said, where ’s the Luggage? ’ hissed Bethan behind Rincewind ’s back. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said: what is it that a man may call the greatest things in life? ’ The warriors leaned closer. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I say, you have n’t come to rescue your lost love, have you? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I shuppose you would n’t want to shell it? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose you have n’t seen him? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose you would n’t like to tell me what you ’ve done with the Octavo? ’ The Luggage ’s expression could only be described as wooden. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think it was called the “ mutter, mutter, mutter. ” ‘ ‘ The what? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’d know that voice anywhere! ’ JUST A MINUTE – PESTILENCE IS SOUTH? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll just go and have a look, shall I? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m in the Octavo? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m off to the mountains. ’ ‘ That ’ll help, will it? ’ said Rincewind doubtfully. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you do n’t want me to say anything, how will you know I understand what you just said? ’ he hissed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you keep thinking the rock should n’t be flying it might hear you and become persuaded and you will turn out to be right, okay? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In that case – what ’s he laughing at? ’ Twoflower ’s shoulders were shaking, his face had gone red, and he was emitting muffled snorts. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Interfere with the affairs of another order? ’ said Wert. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is he perhapsh being sharcashtic? ’ said Cohen to Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it good, being joinery? ’ said the tree, anxiously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it? ’ ‘ Lots of people think so. ’ That ’s a shame. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it? ’ ‘ Not exactly, but in a — what ’s that? ’ Rincewind looked down. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it? ’ ‘ Not exactly, but in a — what ’s that? ’ Rincewind looked down. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t what exciting? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is she a druidess? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that all? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that it? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that you, Rincewind? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Rincewind, giving it the benefit of the doubt. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that – is that you, Rincewind? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said the voice, resonant with the tones of the grave. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this the only book you ’ve got about the pyramid of Tsort? ’ he said slowly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It had eyes then, this box? ’ ‘ N —, ’ began the apprentice and stopped, puzzled. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ought to have run away, you think? ’ ‘ Yes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a book on how to avoid them? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a star, ’ said the Professor of Astrology, ‘ I think. ’ ‘ You think? ’ The astrologer winced. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s all over, do you see? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s magical, is n’t it? ’ The small shopkeeper hesitated. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s magical, yes, it moves around, yes, no, I ’m not telling you why — ‘ ‘ Can I have a drink of water, please? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s to do with that star, is n’t it? ’ ‘ I do n’t know anything about the star, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just give me a leg up, will you? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just that? ’ ‘ Well, I had to go under the table, did n’t I? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just that? ’ ‘ Well, I had to go under the table, did n’t I? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Know anyone else? ’ Wert pushed forward. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Know what? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lad, am I? ’ he muttered. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Laundry? ’ he shouted. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Legend? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s hear it, then. ’ ‘ — a nonentity, a failure, just a – what? ’ ‘ How are you going to get the door open? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s hear it, then. ’ ‘ — a nonentity, a failure, just a – what? ’ ‘ How are you going to get the door open? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like this? ’ said one of them. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like, with paper? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ That does n’t sound very reliable to me, ’ said the druid nastily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, ’ said Galder, ‘ just repeat that bit again, will you? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, ’ said Rincewind, ‘ if I was a wizard I ’d be able to do magic, right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Madam, I do n’t think you quite understand — ‘ ‘ The Dungeons Dimensions will empty into our Universe, right? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maybe it has a subtle effect? ’ he said hopefully. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Monsters? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ My, er, late predecessor made quite study of the Octavo. ’ ‘ We all have, ’ said Panter, sharply, ‘ but what ’s the use? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nice? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No money? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No sacrifices? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No. ’ ‘ No? ’ ‘ What did he say? ’ said another disembodied voice. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No. ’ ‘ No? ’ ‘ What did he say? ’ said another disembodied voice. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not far now. ’ ‘ Where to? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not like what? ’ he asked suspiciously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not much work lately? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not sure about that. ’ ‘ Well then, why ca n’t you eat them? ’ Rincewind coughed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now what? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oblong? ’ ‘ Eldritch, ’ said Cohen mysteriously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Of course, it ’s a magic box, is n’t that right? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Of course, that ’s not the same thing. ’ ‘ Do you think the star is going to hit the Disc? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Twoflower confidently. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yeah? ’ said the nearest citizen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you ’re here, are you? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh. ’ NOW MAY I GO? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? ’ he said, ‘ and how does it g — ‘ Ankh- Morpork! |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay, but what did you see? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Old Grandad did, anyway. ’ ‘ He did n’t like them? ’ ‘ No, he just did n’t used to look where he was going. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ On whose authority? ’ demanded Wert. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One of those shops? ’ ‘ All right, ’ said the shopkeeper testily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Onions? ’ whispered Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Only this specific troll ca n’t, you see. ’ ‘ Ca n’t? ’ Herrena hesitated. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oook. ’ ‘ You ’re quite sure? ’ ‘ Oook. ’ Trymon listened. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oook? ’ said the librarian, anxiously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Or “ sff ”? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Panic? ’ said Rincewind hopefully. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ said Wert. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ People sometimes act like animals, do n’t they? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Plague? ’ said Rincewind, stopping a man pushing a handcart full of children. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remember where I am? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Right? ’ ‘ Yes, sir! |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Rincewind? ’ Rincewind opened his eyes. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shall we talk about something else? ’ ‘ Yeah, well, discussing how to get these ropes off would be favourite, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She ’s a real terror when she ’s roused, is n’t she? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Rincewind ’, without enthusiasm. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shoop? ’ ‘ Soup, ’ explained Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should n’t we help? ’ ‘ I ’m sure we ’d only get in the way, ’ said Rincewind hurriedly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So we thought you might have some suggestions? ’ said the head troll, as meekly as it is possible to sound with a voice like a granite gargle. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sort of go around it? ’ ‘ That sort of thing has been tried before, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sort of symbolic? ’ ‘ Nope. ’ ‘ Has anyone ever tried? ’ Rincewind sighed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sort of symbolic? ’ ‘ Nope. ’ ‘ Has anyone ever tried? ’ Rincewind sighed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Soup? ’ said the troll. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Spell giving you trouble? ’ ‘ Yargh. ’ ‘ Try humming. ’ Rincewind grimaced. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Still here, Tryrnon? ’ ‘ You summoned me, master, ’ said Trymon levelly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tall man? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell you what – how bout if we put the fire out? ’ ‘ Good idea, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That would appear to be the case. ’ ‘ Is there anything we can get you? ’ said Twoflower anxiously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s Krysoprase over there, and Breccia, and Jasper, and my wife Beryl – she ’s la bit meta- morphic, but who is n’t these days? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s a bit of a mean trick, is n’t it? ’ ‘ They ’ll be all right, ’ said Rincewind heartily. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s all you can tell us? ’ YES. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s it? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s right! ’ ‘ Shopkeeper a little wizened old guy? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The other bigger, is he all right? ’ he said solicitously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then what? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s one thing it ’s out of stock of, ’ said Bethan, firmly.. ‘ How can you tell? ’ ‘ You just have to look. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ These are worse. ’ ‘ Oh. ’ ‘ And what do you propose to do about it? ’ said a clear voice. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’ll probably be better off without us anyway. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ Positive, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a dead end. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ I think I know a brick wall when I see one, ’ said Twoflower reproachfully. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is the future? ’ A FUTURE, said Death. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is, uh, serious? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tiles? ’ he hazarded. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Times are hard, yes. ’ ‘ Who are all theshe guysh with the starsh painted on? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Um, before who, lord? ’ said the wizard. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Um, have I moved at all? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Um, what ’s keeping us up? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Want some salt on it? ’ said the dwarf. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We could go to sleep? ’ suggested Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re going to hit it? ’ he asked. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’ve been through some times together, eh? ’ said Twoflower, nudging him in the ribs. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, get on with it. ’ ‘ What, tackle that? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, it stands to reason, does n’t it? ’ he said lamely. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, what kind of tree is this? ’ said the tourist. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, where ’s it gone? ’ ‘ How should I know? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, where ’s it gone? ’ ‘ How should I know? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, why has n’t he got a red hat? ’ Rincewind hesitated, desperately trying to imagine what Twoflower was getting at. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, ’ he panted, ‘ what did you get? ’ ‘ Um, the cruet, ’ said Lackjaw. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ said Herrena. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ ‘ Fascinating chart, ’ said the astrologer, breathlessly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about them? ’ Blue light speared down the inside of the tower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are they doing now? ’ said Twoflower, trying to see over the heads of the throng. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you looking at? ’ said the wizard. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did he say? ’ ‘ He said no. ’ ‘ Typical of the boy. ’ ‘ Um, who is in there? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did he say? ’ ‘ He said no. ’ ‘ Typical of the boy. ’ ‘ Um, who is in there? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do we do with this man? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you expect, three bears? ’ ‘ There could be monsters. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you expect? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think they ’re after? ’ whispered Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want, grandad? ’ he snarled. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What for? ’ he said, cautiously. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What home? ’ said Rincewind, astonished. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it you want me to do? ’ ‘ First, I want you to listen very carefully, ’ said Rincewind ’s disembodied voice patiently. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it? ’ He looked hard at Rincewind, who reddened. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What legend? ’ ‘ It ’s been handed down from mountain to gravel since the sunset[3]of time, ’ said the first troll. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What now? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What shall we do now? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What shall we do? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What shay? ’ he said, toothlessly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What use is it, then, exactly? ’ asked Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What will happen? ’ The wizards looked at one another. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in it? ’ said Lackjaw. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in the bag? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s neck romance? ’ she whispered. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s so special about a box? ’ Cohen said nothing. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the good of being a wizard, after all? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the plan? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this place? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, I should like to know? ’ ‘ Oh, that ’s easy, ’ said Wert. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, for mattresses? ’ ‘ Do n’t be silly, ’ said Twoflower reasonably. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, kill her? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Do n’t ask me. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, kill her? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Do n’t ask me. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, playing with cards? ’ ‘ It ’s a special kind of playing, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, with the Octavo? ’ Whisper, whisper. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ I ’m sure we all realise the importance of proper leadership, ’ said Trymon. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ he said, giving in. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Rincewind, eyes fixed on the sky. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Find something to hide behind, ’ he barked, with his voice shaking only slightly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ The gold, the gold. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Twenty- seven times, ’ said Twoflower helpfully. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What’sh sho funny about that? ’ he asked, and his voice had knuckles in it. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When I ’m advanced in the craft, eh? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When they ache, you jusht take them out and let them get on with it, yesh? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are we? ’ ‘ It does n’t matter, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where do they all come from? ’ said Twoflower, as they fled yet another mob. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where is the key, fat one? ’ ‘ It – it has n’t got a key, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where the hell is this? ’ he said, grabbing his head to stop it exploding. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s the picture box? ’ he asked urgently. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s this, squire? ’ it said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which one of you is Rincewind the wizard? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which one? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which way now? ’ Twoflower peered at the maze of alleyways around them. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you talking to? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who was it? ’ ‘ Did it — ‘ Rincewind swallowed, ‘ did it have – you know – tentacles and things? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who was it? ’ ‘ Did it — ‘ Rincewind swallowed, ‘ did it have – you know – tentacles and things? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who, me? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who? ’ ‘ Trymon — ‘ Rincewind swallowed. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why are the spells so restless? ’ said one of the younger wizards. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does everyone look at me? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does everything smell of horses? ’ ‘ You ’ve been ill, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why is n’t anybody doing something? ’ ‘ Such as what? ’ Twoflower thought. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why is n’t anybody doing something? ’ ‘ Such as what? ’ Twoflower thought. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? ’ ‘ Because Rincewind does n’t think so. ’ She looked at him in amazement. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why oh dear? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why should anyone want to say you? ’ ‘ It ’s the star, ’ said the spell. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’s he attacking my Luggage? ’ ‘ I think I know, ’ said Bethan quietly. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ THAT ’S WHEN THEY THINK I’LL BE TAKING MY MASK OFF. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ There was another pause, and then a conference of embarrassed whispers. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because — ‘ Rincewind groped for words – ‘ it ’s quaint. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will they be able to be turned back? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wolves? ’ said a wizard. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would I like it if I knew? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would he? ’ ‘ No, not really. ’ ‘ Let him babble, ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you kindly explain what you ’re talking about? ’ There was a papery sigh. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like another banana? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like me to do a spell? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like some cocoa while we ’re waiting? ’ said Galder, hobbling across the room to the servants ’ bell. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but where are we? ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, sir. ’ ‘ We ’d be burned up? ’ ‘ Eventually. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, ’ said Cohen, in a reasonable tone of voice, ‘ but that is n’t the point, is it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ The voice chuckled – a strange sound, rather papery. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I ’d be shixty- sheven. ’ ‘ What ’s that got to do with it? ’ ‘ Well – how can I put it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I ’d be shixty- sheven. ’ ‘ What ’s that got to do with it? ’ ‘ Well – how can I put it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I ’d be shixty- sheven. ’ ‘ What ’s that got to do with it? ’ ‘ Well – how can I put it? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yesh? |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yesh? ’ ‘ I ca n’t help noticing — ‘ ‘ Yesh? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yesh? ’ ‘ I ca n’t help noticing — ‘ ‘ Yesh? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing, ’ said Twoflower. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t blame me, can you? ’ ‘ No. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can keep cigarettes in it. ’ ‘ And they ’re what you really need, are they? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can take yoursh out? ’ ‘ Oh yesh. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can tell everyone that Cohen the Barbarian will be very angry if he sees stars like that again, right? ’ The door slammed shut. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You could try getting us out. ’ ‘ Could we pick the lock? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t like fires, do you? ’ Kwartz nodded. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You never held a sword before? ’ The man half- turned to his colleagues for reassurance. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You okay, Rinshwind? ’ said Cohen. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ought to say “ Where am I? ” ‘ it said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You shee? ’ he said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re going to cut your way through? ’ said Bethan. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not trying to steal the rock? ’ said the druid, lowering the sickle a fraction. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not upset, are you? ’ ‘ Who, me? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not upset, are you? ’ ‘ Who, me? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re really going to marry her? ’ ‘ Share thing. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re wizards, are n’t you? ’ she said. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You, um, would n’t have seen another wizard around here, by any chance? ’ The Luggage contrived to look more menacing. |
The Light Fantastic - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Zodiac? ’ ventured the astrologer, a desperate man. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ How can we cap it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ This is all necessary, is it? ” said Teppic indistinctly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | A whole country just more or less vanishing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | AND NOW, IF YOU’LL EXCUSE ME- “ Hang on a moment- ” YES? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Although, of course, the man himself may take matters into, if you will excuse me, his own hands. ” “ What do you mean? ” snapped Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? ” “ I suppose so, ” said Teppic, helplessly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And how was a fellow supposed to sleep with the sky over the river glowing like a firework? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And somebody had already mentioned rumours, had n’t they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And stand in the streets and shout “ hurrah ”. ” “ This is your parents you ’re talking about? ” said Chidder, puzzled. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And that is your answer, is it? ” “ Sir, no, sir. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And that ’s Antiphon, the greatest writer of comic plays in the world. ” “ Where is Pthagonal? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And the builder of pyramids has been instructed? ” Hoot Koomi, high priest of Khefin, the Two- Faced God of Gateways, stepped forward. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And waxing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And what sort of life could the poor flat kid have? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And what would happen if you did? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And who is this lovely young lady? ” “ Her name ” Teppic began. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And you can help me, Chiddy. ” “ How? ” “ Your father has an extremely fast vessel he uses for smuggling, ” said Teppic flatly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | And, after all, what was there for him at home? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Apparently pipes are the thing. ” “ For the asses ’ milk? ” said Koomi, who was now totally lost in the desert*. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Are there any boats around? ” “ The priests took them all, O king. ” Teppic could see that this was true. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | As a handmaiden, I mean? ” said Teppic, scanning the rooftop panorama to hide his embarrassment. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | At last IIa said, “ What does “ quantum ” mean, anyway? ” IIb shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | BOOK IV The Book of 101 Things A Boy Can Do Teppic had expected--what? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Before? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Betray Craft secrets? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Bit weird, really. ” WHERE ARE ONE ’S INTERNAL ORGANS AT THIS POINT? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But does it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But it will suffice for my simple needs. ” “ Will it? ” said Teppic, yawning. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But sometimes it seems much longer. ” “ Really seven thousand years? ” “ Yes, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But surely Mericet would have to be at the tower ahead of him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But then what can I do with it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But upside down, you understand? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But you will be back, wo n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | But you ’ve got to admit, this does n’t all happen to one individual in one day, does it? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | By the way, you have n’t been finding little green shoots springing up wherever you walk, have you? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Calle hym forth. ” “ Who, me? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Can I offer you a change of clothing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Can you hear me? ” “ He bids you greetings from the world beyond the veil, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Can you see them, master? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Can you work out where the nodes will form? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Come to say sorry, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Did I mention him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Did I say she had a squint? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Did I say why? ” “ No, father. ” Teppic looked up at his father ’s mild, puzzled features. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Did I tell you about this horse? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Did you come in over the desert? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do I have to do anything about the sunset? ” “ Your majesty is pleased to joke, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do I have to hang around here to wait for all that? ” I ASSUME SO. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do I look patriarchal? ” Teppic gave him a critical appraisal. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do they call this a window? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how pissed off that makes me? ” “ I expect it makes you extremely pissed off, ” said Teppic politely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Do you know you tense your back muscles a lot? ” “ I do n’t think I ought to talk about it, ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t that worry you? ” “ It ’s a matter of pride, ” said Ibid, but his voice was tinged with uncertainty. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Does that make me feel any better? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Easy thing to miss, a hundred miles of river valley in the middle of a desert, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Er. ” What next? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Ever noticed how slow it all seems to be? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Teppic flatly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Everything we believe is true? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Exactly what could the old man do about it, here? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Face like the end of your boot? ” “ That ’s Fliemoe. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | For me to go away and never come back? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Go and explain? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Good, is n’t it? ” Teppic bit his lip. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | HOW MANY OF YOU ARE THERE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Had there been a before? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Had they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Hard to believe, is n’t it? ” “ No, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever guessed the riddle? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Has he been summoned? ” “ No, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Have you come to kill the king? ” “ I wish I could, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of plumbing, Dios? ” The priest snapped his fingers at one of the attendants. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Have you had the one about the seven cows? ” “ Yes, ” said Teppic, looking around. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Have you killed lots? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He had n’t discussed things with her; indeed, what was there to discuss? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He said they nailed the Kingdom to the past. ” “ Did he say why? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He said, “ Is there a reply? ” Teppic considered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He was down here, was he? ” said Teppic weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He was explaining to me what a “ free port ” is. ” “ In your bath, O queen? ” said Koomi weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He ’d lurch halfway down the corridor, maybe throttle one of them, I ’ll grant you, but then he ’s coming undone, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | He ’s really horrible. ” “ He is, is n’t he? ” agreed Teppic, intensely relieved to hear it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Here we have bronze, sire. ” “ Do I really have to wear this gold mask? ” “ The Face of the Sun, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Here, you have n’t got any figs on your side, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Honestly, dad, why did you have to go and buy a thing like that? ” “ It was in a job lot, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How about you? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How about you? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How about: when it continues to walk on two legs or with any prosthetic aids of its choice? ” The Sphinx gave this some consideration. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How are they? ” said Teppic, and gave the camel another thump. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How could they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How dare they? ” Koomi ’s mouth dropped open. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How did you do it, actually? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How did you kill a pyramid? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How do you do it? ” Ptaclusp nearly bit through his lip. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How do you make a camel kneel, did you say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How do you think we can get back? ” “ I do n’t want to go back. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How many fingers am I holding up? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, Dios? ” There was no sound. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How the hell are you, anyway? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How would he know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How would you like it if you had to do it? ” “ You see, jewellery is n’t just something she wears, ” said the ghost of Teppicymon XXVII. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the king business? ” Teppic told him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Humble sailor ’s fare, I ’m afraid, but we muddle along, we muddle along. ” “ Not Ephebian, is it? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t tell you anything you do n’t know yourself. ” “ You ’re the founder? ” “ That ’s me. ” “ I. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I can leave the lid open a bit so you can get some air. ” “ You ca n’t think I ’d risk that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I could give you a few names and addresses. ” “ And what would you do? ” “ I dread to think what ’s going on back home, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I could try and get you over the border. ” “ Is that saddle on right? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t want to die yet! ” “ You refuse to gladly take the poison? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I forbid it to be done, do you understand? ” Dios bowed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I had a vocabulary of eight hundred words, do you think I ’d really be talking like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I had to go in and change when I got here. ” “ You had a dummy, did you? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I hate pyramids. ” “ Surely there ’s people there you care about? ” Ptraci shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it ’s only fair, right? ” “ Nothing wrong with the riddle, ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, really? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, really? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, they did n’t know we were here, did they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, where did they think power comes from? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, ” Pthagonal reached unsteadily for his wine cup, “ how long did they think they could go on building bigger and bigger pyramids for? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I mean, ” he hiccuped, “ you ’ve been in that place, have n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I met with them this morning. ” “ What am I supposed to do, then? ” Dios made a slight circling motion with his hand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I must have dozens. ” “ The job? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I noted the passing of the rituals, not the years. ” “ Come from a long- lived family, do you? ” said Teppicymon sarcastically. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I spent last summer with Lord Fhem- pta- hem, you remember. ” “ Oh, did you? ” The pharaoh recalled the palace had seemed quieter at the time. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you would not know what became of it? ” Dios waved his hands in an expressive gesture. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I trust you slept well? ” Teppic waved a hand at Dios, but said nothing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I was ahead of my time, that ’s my trouble. ” “ And you were running away? ” said Teppic weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I was most precise in relaying your decision, saving only to refine the detail in accordance with precedent and tradition. ” “ How was that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how old he really is? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what ’s causing it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll depart, then, shall I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll just go away and leave you, shall I? ” “ But in the morning I shall wake up and then I ’ll despair. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll just tuck it in here, shall I? ” “ It ’s like buckets, but not as, um, smelly. ” “ Sounds dreadful, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | If I hacked the rocks away? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | If he invites you for toast in his study, do n’t go. ” “ And who ’s the little kid with the curls? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | If the gods looked just like everyone else, he used to say, how would people know how to treat them? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | If you were not here, how would the people know that justice had been done? ” “ But you twist everything I say! ” “ No, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is anyone chasing us? ” Teppic turned in the saddle. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is it something they eat, master? ” Dil sighed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t it well done? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that right, Dios? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t there anything you ’re going to say? ” He hesitated, halfway to the door. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is that your idea of a good epoch? ” “ It ’s rather draughty in here, sire, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Is thys the netherworld? ” “ It would appear not, ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ca n’t just bloody well fall through a hole in the ground! ” “ Where is it, then? ” said Ptraci evenly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It costs that little bit extra, but what ’s money at a time like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It will be in your interests to step forward. ” “ Why? ” said Teppic, from the shadows. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’d give the game away. ” “ I ca n’t just hang around until someone happens to mention it, can I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s Ptaclusp, is n’t it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s Teppic, is n’t it? ” The voice was addressing him from ankle height. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a depressing concept. ” “ Sorry? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all come true, O fount of waters! ” “ What has? ” “ Everything! ” “ Everything? ” “ The sun, O lord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all come true, O fount of waters! ” “ What has? ” “ Everything! ” “ Everything? ” “ The sun, O lord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all mist and fog. ” “ Thank the gods for that, I thought it was me. ” “ It is you, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s ridiculous, how can you run a kingdom like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | It ’s something you do n’t bloody well see every day, for gods ’ sake! ” “ How should I know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Just pass it along, will you? ” “ I do n’t remember anyone asking for all this garlic bread, ” said Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Less than ten? ” “ Let ’s say, ” said Ptraci, “ a number between zero and ten. ” You Bastard spat. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Like steel? ” Ptaclusp sneered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Malicious gossip, too? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Man to- ” “ Corpse? ” said the king, trying to make it easy for him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Master embalmer. ” “ Oh, you are, are you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | May I summon the next case, sire? ” Teppic nodded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Maybe people started mucking about with geometry, what do you say? ” Teppic snored. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Maybe we ’ll even look for a few of those cities, eh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | More than a hundred? ” “ Good heavens, no., “ Well, less than fifty? ” Teppic rolled over. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | More than a hundred? ” “ Good heavens, no., “ Well, less than fifty? ” Teppic rolled over. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Most of my gentlemen have monthly accounts, but I understand you ’ll be leaving in the morning? ” Teppic gave up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Never looked back. ” “ One minute it was n’t there, the next minute it was? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Not one or the other, you understand? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Not really? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Now considering that most children can toddle at a year or so, the four legs reference is really unsuitable, would n’t you agree? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | O King who shall live forever. ” “ Eh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | On account of how time is fractal in nature, they said. ” “ They said that? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Only, only, it ca n’t exist in this world like that, so the place had to sort of pop outside for a bit, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps he ’d overdone it just a gnat on the paracosmic measurements? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Promise? ” “ Yes, yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Pyramid energy, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Pyramids? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | QED. ” “ Are you right? ” said Teppic automatically. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | QED. ” “ QED, sarge? ” “ It means get back up the bloody ladder, lad. ” Autocue saluted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Right at the bottom. ” He slumped on to a coil of rope as Chidder passed the bottle back and said, “ It makes you think, does n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | She has refused to take the potion. ” “ What potion? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | She was only a handmaiden, was n’t she? ” “ It is unthinkable that anyone could disobey your judgements! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Should he stop? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | So noon would be age 35, am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | So what ’s the answer, then? ” Teppic scratched his nose. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | So where is she now? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Something the matter? ” “ Sorry, ” said Teppic, “ it ’s just that this is all a bit of a shock. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Sorry? ” “ All these knives. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Stands to reason. ” “ You sure they ’re going to come, then? ” said Autocue. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | S”nother dimessnon, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | That means we shall be forced to make war. ” “ Why? ” Ibid opened his mouth, stopped, and turned to Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | That ’ll be five cercs, okay emir? ” “ Ah. ” Teppic patted his pocket. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | That ’s not right, is it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | That ’s ridiculous, how could he survive that? ” “ Why ’s there all corn sprouting out of it, too? ” wondered Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | That ’s ridiculous, how could he survive that? ” “ Why ’s there all corn sprouting out of it, too? ” wondered Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The elbows’ll be out in no time, I ’ll never live it down. ” “ But you ’ll be dead, master! ” “ Dead? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The gods were there to do the duties of a megaphone, because who else would people listen to? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The point was, though, did he just make the sun come up in the Valley or everywhere in the world? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The pyramids do n’t seem to preserve it, strangely. ” “ This is Dios, the footnote- keeper of history? ” said Teppicymon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The seal just swings aside! ” “ Youe meane he iss oute? ” Teppicymon tottered forward and grabbed the door of the pyramid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | The women of my family have served under the kings for centuries, you know. ” “ Oh yes? ” he managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Then someone said, “ Why are you shouting into that bulrush? ” “ Sorry. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Then you could go to Tsort or Ephebe or somewhere. ” “ Foreign, you mean? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | There may be a river hidden in that crack or there may not, but we ca n’t get at it, can we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | They could n’t have talked, could they? ” The Sphinx ’s claws scrabbled irritably on its rock. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | They have no right! ” “ Then what are you going to do? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | They ’re not going to come and take our horses if they see us hanging around outside, are they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | They ’re not right, sir! ” “ What ’s wrong with them? ” “ Well, they ’re here, sir! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Think it ’s fun, do you, spending the rest of your death under a million tons of rock, watching yourself crumble to bits? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | This is gold, is n’t it? ” “ It ’s electrum. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | This is the time of the Second Empire. ” “ But she is dead? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Those gods are getting closer. ” “ Do you think we could employ them? ” said Ptaclusp, ignoring him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Unsound ideas are what I could do with right now. ” “ Why do you carry all these knives and things? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Until they ’re pyramids, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Up the pyramid? ” The Great Pyramid loomed up behind them, its throbbing filling the air. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Upsets the business community. ” “ All the business community, or just that part of it floating face down in the river? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Very thin water coming out of the sky? ” “ What a silly idea. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IN? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t he? ” “ All hail Bunu, probably, ” they chorused, as the sacred crocodiles homed in like submarines. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | We could give them twenty minutes, what do you say? ” Teppic turned an agonised face towards him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | We stick a tableknife in the slot and wiggle it about? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll just have to find one who has the dream about the cows. ” “ Oh, the one where there ’s fat cows and thin cows? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve come to let you out. ” “ Who ’re these men? ” said the shadow petulantly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Wear? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Well- known ancestral dream, that dream. ” “ What does it mean? ” The little man picked a seed from between his teeth. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What am I doing here? ” He tried to stand up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What could he do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What do we find? ” Dil and Gern joined him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What do you need them for, then? ” “ I told you. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What happened? ” “ I think the pyramid exploded, ” IIb volunteered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What happens to you, then? ” “ Something bad, ” she said vaguely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What is the sensible course of action at this point? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What sort of a number d’you call that? ” “ It sounds horrible, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What was I, er, saying? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What was her name now, face that launched a thousand camels, began with an A or a T or- ” “ Did they? ” shouted Antiphon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What will we be without the pyramids? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What would be the period of this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What would he have us do? ” “ Yea, ” said the high priest of Scrab, the Pusher of the Ball of the Sun. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What would you have us do now? ” Dios sat on the steps of the throne and stared gloomily at the floor. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What ’s an engineer? ” “ Oh, a builder of aqueducts, ” said IIb quickly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he got that for? ” Teppic dreamed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that got to do with it? ” Dil riffled through the samples. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the hammer for, young man? ” “ Please, ma’am, I have to hammer on the door, ma’am, ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this? ” “ The Sheaf of Plenty, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | What, when you got right down to it, was he going to tell them to do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Whatever happened to the two bits of wood and a plumbline? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Whatever will you think of me? ” Teppic took a deep breath. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where are you, dad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where do you come from? ” Teppic looked miserable. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where is the king? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where would you like it put? ” King Teppicymon XXVII was watching himself being stuffed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where ’re we going? ” “ To let the others out, ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s Dios? ” The ancestors pressed forward, muttering. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Which eyeball do n’t you need? ” The leader stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Who says you have to do anything? ” “ I feel responsible. ” Teppic shifted position like a cat. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here? ” It was a perfectly calm and reasonable voice, with overtones of concerned but indubitable authority. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here? ” The man hung his head. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why bother? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why could n’t kings order people around like in the old days? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why is it so much easier to think when you ’re dead? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why ptry? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why should I want to go back? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” Teppic thought about it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ There ’s got to be a sharp point for the flare, ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Will I be able to spot him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Will your eminences excuse me? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | With selection of traps from stock? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t we, sergeant? ” The sergeant stared into the fetid darkness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Would they approve of modern society, they ask, would they marvel at present- day achievements? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a drink? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You are n’t acting very god- like at the moment. ” “ Yes? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You bought me a warming pan. ” “ Did I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You dream a good fig. ” “ I ’m dreaming you, too? ” “ Damn right. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t seen a tortoise up there, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You know that? ” “ Yes, sarge, ” said Autocue miserably. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You only- “ Good grief? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You said. ” “ Yes, dad. ” “ Is your brother all right? ” “ I ’ve got him safe in my pocket, dad. ” “ Good. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You think I ’m stupid? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You ’d think so, would n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not dead, are you? ” Dil did n’t answer immediately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | You ’re sure it wo n’t hurt him? ” “ Well, if we do it carefully he ca n’t move in Time, that is, width to us. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Young Autocue stuttered: “ What ’ll happen now, sergeant? ” The sergeant moved a foot tentatively. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | Your name in lights, see? ” “ Just put them in the jar, boy, ” said Dil wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | could you stop that, please? ” “ It ’s celery, ” said Iesope, crunching cheerfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | more than fifty people? ” “ There ’s a different name for that sort of woman, ” said Ptraci, but without much rancour. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | oh, bloody hell. ” “ You can see her, too? ” “ Oh, mummy, ” whispered Gern, and slid to his knees. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | what ’s this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ A case of mortis portalis tackulatum with complications. ” “ What ’s that mean? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ A priest heard you, did he? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ A pyramid? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ A stranger-? ” said Ptaclusp uncertainly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ All your bits and pieces around you. ” “ He will like it, wo n’t be? ” he asked Dios, as they walked back to the throne room. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Although I expect you wo n’t need telling, will you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And come with me. ” “ Oh, master, whatever shall we do? ” Dil looked around at the sleeping city. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And her? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And it ’s probably going to happen again. ” “ We can expect more like it? ” “ Yes, ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And of course a similar suite for the Queen, I take it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And she ’s my sister? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And that was all, was it? ” She stared at him, and then giggled again. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And that ’s a mocracy, is it? ” “ They invented it in Ephebe, you know, ” said Teppic, feeling obscurely that he ought to defend it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And what will happen? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And who would be high priest then? ” “ The gods would choose, ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And you have n’t seen any seagulls around? ” “ There ’s lots of them today, or did n’t you notice? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And you have n’t seen any seagulls around? ” “ There ’s lots of them today, or did n’t you notice? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And you ’re going back to be an Assassin, are you? ” she sneered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And yours too, may I ask? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ And, yes, and what about sacrifices? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Any good, these statues? ” “ They do n’t do you justice, ” said Teppic, truthfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Anything broken? ” he said quietly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, ” said the pharaoh, “ I expect we ’d better be going. ” WHERE TO? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are there many like her back at your place? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are there problems? ” “ Er, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they dead? ” Ptaclusp scrutinised some of the approaching marchers. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are those supposed to be wings? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we dead? ” “ I should n’t think so. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we going to like it? ” “ I should n’t think so, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we talking about those, you know, stones on legs? ” “ That ’s right, that ’s right, ” said Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we talking maidens here? ” said one of the priests uncertainly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a priest? ” he said, fumbling in the rubble. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right, O jewelled master of the sun? ” one of them ventured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” he shouted above the wind. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you coming or not? ” it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you feeling all right, Dios? ” Dios had turned to look out across the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to control them, Dios? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to tell them that the world should be changeless? ” Dios stared up at the creatures jostling one another as they waded the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you hurt? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure you ’re feeling all right, Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure? ” “ It was my birthday last month, father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you talking to me? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ As you wish, sir. ” “ What is the maximum permitted length of a throwing knife? ” snapped Mericet. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Before you can pass me, O mortal, ” it said, “ you must answer my riddle. ” “ Why? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Beg pardon, sir? ” “ I mean, the two statements could be held to be mutually exclusive. ” Dil ’s face became a well- meaning blank. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Blast, what ’ve I stepped in? ” “ Anyone know where we are? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Blast, what ’ve I stepped in? ” “ Anyone know where we are? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But could we have a word away from the lad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But what are these sinister figures that march in step with him, hey? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But why? ” “ I did explain, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ But, good grief, cutting it off? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t we do anything? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have my bangles, please? ” “ What? ” “ My bangles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have my bangles, please? ” “ What? ” “ My bangles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you cure it? ” “ I do n’t think so. ” “ What is it, then? ” “ Well, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you cure it? ” “ I do n’t think so. ” “ What is it, then? ” “ Well, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear something? ” said IIb, as they stumbled on to the first platform. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear us, O divine bringer of the morning? ” inquired the other servant, tiptoeing closer. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see me? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see what they ’re doing over there? ” Ptraci squinted across the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Cephut ’s going to be a bit upset, though, is n’t he? ” “ All hail Cephut, ” they chorused. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Chiddy, I- “ What? ” “ When it came to it, I- “ What about it? ” Teppic looked at the cobbles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Chiddy, I- “ What? ” “ When it came to it, I- “ What about it? ” Teppic looked at the cobbles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Compared to the netherworld? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Could I have a word with you a moment, Dios? ” The high priest leaned down. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Could n’t you take some of the stuff out of the pyramids, then? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you put it down a minute? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you take your clothes off while you ’re thinking? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Cruel, sire? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Dad, are you all right? ” “ Was that one of your time loops? ” said Ptaclusp dreamily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Dad, are you all right? ” “ Was that one of your time loops? ” said Ptaclusp dreamily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Dad, ” he said cautiously, “ what are you thinking about? ” Ptaclusp beamed at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Dead, is he? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you think it was a bit, well, odd? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you speak? ” “ You know who I am, man. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Did your eyes feel as though they were being turned inside out? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t let us interrupt you, will you? ” Someone threw a breadstick at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you know? ” I AM HERE ONLY TO SEE THAT YOU DIE AT THE APPOINTED TIME. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you like being king? ” She hesitated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they have any vinegar in this place? ” said Arthur, his mouth full. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they have some occult significance? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they sharpen these springs, do you reckon? ” Teppic said nothing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what ’s wrong with him? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know where there is water, then? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you really think so? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think he ’s run away? ” he said, staring around at the shadows. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think so? ” “ They ’re creepy. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think they ’ve noticed the pyramid? ” “ I should n’t be surprised. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you want it to? ” Ptraci hesitated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Dunno. ” “ Can you find out? ” “ Only by waiting. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Endos? ” The Listener laid his knife and fork carefully on either side of his plate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, what exactly did you have to do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, you said something about it had to happen? ” “ What? ” said Pthagonal, from the depths of his gloom. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, you said something about it had to happen? ” “ What? ” said Pthagonal, from the depths of his gloom. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Foul shades, was it? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Go and tell them what? ” The sergeant relaxed, like air being let out of a balloon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Go and tell them, what kept you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief, did n’t you? ” “ But they let us think it was going to be real! ” Teppic wailed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Good plan. ” “ What ’s happening? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Has the king been ushered to the Room of Going Forth? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Have they got any identification? ” muttered the old lady. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you been a priest long, Dios? ” “ Many years, sire, man and eunuch. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you ever thought of it like that? ” They thought of it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you looked everywhere? ” “ It ’s a country! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’ll like that, wo n’t he? ” “ I do n’t WANT one! ” screamed the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s not dead, is he? ” he whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s not himself, you can see that. ” “ Who is he, then? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Heard from any of the others? ” “ No. ” Chidder leaned back. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ The guards will continue their search. ” “ Right. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How about once? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How could I kill myself? ” “ We are not stupid, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How could any man stand it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you make it do that? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you think of that? ” “ I always shut my eyes when I ’m frightened, ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How do we climb on to it? ” “ I ’ve seen the camel drivers at work, ” she replied. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know, then? ” “ My family have been in commerce for years, ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you spell YEARS WARENTY? ” “ I will definitely have the money sent to you, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How d’you mean? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been designing pyramids? ” Ptaclusp, architect and jobbing pyramid builder to the nobility, bowed deeply. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How many of them are there? ” “ How should we know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How many of them are there? ” “ How should we know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How many people are likely to say, hey, I had this funny dream about cows last night? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How old are you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How will I feel then, I ask you? ” “ He said he liked my singing, too. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How will this be? ” “ He will know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s that again? ” “ You were being persecuted, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I am? ” he said, suspiciously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I can not allow it. ” “ You can not allow it? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I do? ” said Teppic, doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect, ” said Teppic, “ that your ears develop protective rough surfaces after a while? ” Endos nodded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I have one final request. ” “ Yes? ” Koomi ’s voice had timbre now, it was already a high priest ’s voice. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, what is creaking? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? ” said a voice in the darkness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I spoke blasphemy against the king. ” “ How did you do that? ” “ I dropped a rock on my foot. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you could n’t ask your father to explain things to the Great OM? ” “ He might be able to, ” said Teppic doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I suspect that ’s what you want, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I think they ee- lect him. ” “ Is that something like they do to tomcats and bulls and things? ” “ Er. ” “ You know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought that was algebra? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I will? ” Teppic was fascinated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder what ’s happening in there without me? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’d like us to be very clear about this, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m going to have to charge you for a whole day ’s livery, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry, ” he whispered, “ I mean, what?, O great king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve just fallen off a hundred foot wall on to my head, what do you think? ” shouted the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve passed? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ If I may remind your lordship? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ If we could just begin again, sire? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ If your majesty would just give the word- ” “ And how exactly does all this work? ” “ Your sire? ” said Ptaclusp, horrified. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ If your majesty would just give the word- ” “ And how exactly does all this work? ” “ Your sire? ” said Ptaclusp, horrified. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ In layman ’s terms, ” the doctor sniffed, “ he ’s as dead as a doornail. ” “ What are the complications? ” The doctor looked shifty. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Indeed, sire? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is all this necessary? ” hissed Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he dead? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it a constant, do you think? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it magic? ” said one of the thieves, and was quickly hushed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that a nose? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that like an aqueduct? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what ’s been worrying you? ” Chidder grinned his lazy grin. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, dad? ” “ Yes, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, lad? ” he ventured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any point in me being here? ” he demanded in an overheated whisper. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this how women dress in Ankh- Morpork? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It can be very embarrassing. ” “ You ’re not an Offlian, are you? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It felt real, did n’t it? ” “ Yes! ” “ Well, then. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It is? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all very embarrassing. ” “ Does he smite people? ” “ I do n’t think so. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s astonishing! ” “ Why? ” “ Heating up a mass like this. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s me, dad. ” “ I ’m glad it ’s you, son. ” “ Can you see anything? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not possible, is it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s some sort of wall poster, is it? ” he said eventually. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s starting again, is n’t it? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s very hard to be sure about anything. ” “ So what shall we do now? ” Teppic stared across the river, where the pyramids were ablaze. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s wrong even to think of disobeying the king. ” “ Oh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Kiddo? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s find out, shall we? ” The figure touched a can to the bolts and hinges of the next door and pushed it open. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s just leave the stone here, shall we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s just see where we ’ve got to, shall we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s make a run for it! ” “ Where to? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Look at it, will you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, Chiddy, you ’re not a pirate, are you? ” said Teppic, desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ May I show your sire the latest plans? ” “ The king has approved the plans already, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Mortal? ” TAKE IT FROM ME. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ My name is Teppic. ” “ What, like the king? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Nice? ” said Chidder anxiously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ No- one did, did they? ” Arthur shook his head. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ No- ” Ptaclusp groped “ headaches or anything? ” “ Never felt better, ” said IIa. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ Then someone ’s been talking, right? ” “ Who could have talked? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ Then someone ’s been talking, right? ” “ Who could have talked? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ What god do you worship, then? ” “ Not exactly worship, ” said Teppic, discomforted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Nonsense, flower of the desert, ” he said, “ it is a profession, at the very least. ” “ What is the difference? ” she sobbed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, them? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, yes? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, ” he said, “ so he ’s just ordinary, then, is he? ” “ In a strictly organic sense, ” said Dil, his voice slightly muffled. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh. ” “ You have n’t got the faintest idea, have you? ” “ I ’m still thinking, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ One man, one vet. ” “ That ’s for the eelecting, then? ” He shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Or a humorous playwright or something? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Overdoing what, sire? ” “ You ’re always bustling, Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon, sire? ” “ The pyramids, Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Permission to be excused first, sarge? ” “ Excused what? ” “ Excused, sarge, ” said Autocue, a shade desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Permission to be excused first, sarge? ” “ Excused what? ” “ Excused, sarge, ” said Autocue, a shade desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Rations okay on your side? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” He was quite glad his bed was opposite Arthur ’s, and would offer an unrivalled view. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Rescue? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Roll him up neatly, or something? ” IIb shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Said what? ” “ About the fresco painter. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Seems a good idea, would n’t you say? ” The man stared into his eyes, his lips moving silently. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I hit it again, sire? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall we say the capstone picked out in electrum? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” “ I ordered a feather bed from Ankh- Morpork some weeks ago. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” “ You looked a bit pale, I thought. ” A look of panic flickered over Dios ’s wrinkled features. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So I ’ll be off, ” he said, “ I do n’t need to pack anything, it ’s all right. ” “ Just like that? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So he can walk in Time, can he? ” he said slowly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So perhaps we could ask one of the dead ones? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So this is the netherworld, is it? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So we ’re secretly on the side of Tsort, yes? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ So whose side are we really on? ” “ Our own, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Something to look forward to, eh? ” said Teppic, feverishly screwing bits together. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Something wrong, Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Something wrong, Dios? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry. ” “ You thought you could get me all confused, did you? ” The Sphinx grinned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” “ Put this stone somewhere, ” said Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Strange- looking object, is n’t it? ” said the pharaoh. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Suppose one of them had dropped it? ” she snapped. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Surely you mean tonight? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Take your eyes off them for a second, and vazoom! ” “ Vazoom? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ That does n’t make any difference, does it? ” she whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ That seems to fit all eventualities. ” “ Well? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ That was the general idea, was n’t it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s because the time is sucked up, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the funny thing, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The big one? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The cleaning bill will be horrible. ” “ Well now, what have we here? ” said the leading thief. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The cloud effects at dawn were particularly effective. ” “ They were? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The fact attends me with every waking hour, sire. ” “ Dios? ” said Teppic, as the high priest was leaving. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The king? ” shouted Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The mysterious young man in black from the lost kingdom. ” “ I was hoping you could help me find it again? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The same coin at five minute intervals. ” “ And you ’re using this trick to pay the men? ” said Ptaclusp dully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ The what, master? ” “ The t- look at the t- ” “ He ought to have a lie down, ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Then how will he know? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Then what ’s happening? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ They have some very strange beliefs. ” “ How do you mean? ” “ They believe the world is run by geometry, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re shooting tortoises. ” “ Why? ” “ Search me. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’ve come to their senses at last. ” “ You know what I think, sir? ” said Dil earnestly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Thieves ’ Guild, are you? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Thieves ’ Guild, sir? ” he managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Things were better then, were n’t they? ” “ But, er, I thought we stopped all that sort of thing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Thought you had me there, did n’t you? ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Throw them to the crocodiles. ” “ Dios? ” said Teppic, as two of the guards lowered their bows and bore down on him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Thys is all? ” “ Hardly worth the trouble of dying, was it? ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Thys is all? ” “ Hardly worth the trouble of dying, was it? ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Tortoises? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Was yours the squid? ” “ I asked for marida and dolmades. ” “ I ordered the lamb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ We found, er, that foil works just as well. ” “ Could n’t you use something cheaper? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ We would require- ” “ Excuse me, could you just pass me the celery? ” said Iesope. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re talking about one day here? ” he said doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Wear? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well what? ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, Mr King or God or assassin, or whatever, can you make water? ” “ What, here? ” “ I mean to drink. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, Mr King or God or assassin, or whatever, can you make water? ” “ What, here? ” “ I mean to drink. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, criminal ’s a dirty word, know what I mean? ” said the little ancestor. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, my boy. ” “ Yes, father? ” “ This is, er, the first time you ’ve been away from home by yourself ” “ No, father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, the sound of the very air itself being subjected to horrible tortures? ” “ Not that, either, ” said IIb, vaguely annoyed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what can you do about it? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what is it? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what ’s the answer? ” The Sphinx gave him a stony look, and then showed its fangs. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, why not? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Wha ’ they doing? ” he murmured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What a team, eh? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, then? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What are all the little red things? ” “ They ’re just radishes, ” said Chidder dismissively. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What are the priests doing about this? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What are they on, boy? ” Gern relaxed slightly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” he snapped. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you telling me now? ” he demanded, in a camel whisper. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What can I do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What day is it? ” said Ibid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you do that for? ” said Ptraci, spitting out sand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you go and do that for? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What do these do to you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, a man? ” “ It ’s easy, ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” The accountant laid a dozen copper coins on the table. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” Dil paused with a jar in his hand, and seemed to give the conversation some thought for the first time. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” it managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that involve? ” “ Listening. ” “ Just listening? ” “ That ’s what they pay me for, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that involve? ” “ Listening. ” “ Just listening? ” “ That ’s what they pay me for, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What goes on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening? ” said the Sphinx smugly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What had to happen? ” Teppic prompted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What happens to it afterwards is n’t my responsibility, is it? ” “ I do n’t like any of this, ” said his father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you been and gone and done? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” Grinjer blinked at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ Deep sea blowfish, ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ The Honeycomb of Increase, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the boy doing? ” Dios demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the king ’s command? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What is your name, boy? ” he continued. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What religion would this be? ” “ We ’re Strict Authorised Ormits, ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What rumours? ” said Dios out of the corner of his mouth. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall I say to them? ” Koomi demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What things? ” said Dil, looking behind him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it, exactly? ” “ A detailed search of the palace, room by room. ” “ Absolutely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What will you do? ” shouted Ptraci, leaning over the rail. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d he say? ” said Teppicymon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s Ephebe like? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a thunderstorm? ” “ Very hard to describe, ” he said, in a preoccupied voice. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on here? ” “ O king, who is the lord of- ” “ I do n’t think we have time, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going to happen tonight? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it doing now? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it made of? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s my son got to say about all this? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s occult mean? ” she said vaguely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that thing in your hand? ” THIS? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that thing in your hand? ” THIS? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the significance? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” “ My bill, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong with him? ” “ I think he ’s dimensionally maladjusted, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong? ” “ It feels like we ’re in for a thunderstorm, ” said Teppic, staring across the river at the Great Pyramid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name, kiddo? ” Teppic drew himself up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What, all of them? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What, from an arrow? ” “ Like I said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What, you mean the fabric of time and space being put through the wringer? ” said IIa. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What, young Pootle? ” it said, suspiciously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” Ptraci was sitting with her chin cupped in one hand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” The Sphinx blinked at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Autocue after a while. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ If I ’ve got to lie in it, it ’ll need some cushions. ” “ I ’ll put some wood shavings in, look! ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It ’s the Century of the Cobra. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ The small oval, sire, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ They, er, they do own the place, Dios, ” Koomi repeated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Well, is it going to- do whatever it did- again? ” IIb stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Well, is it going to- do whatever it did- again? ” IIb stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Well, our mam says the king goes on living, sort of thing, after all this stuffing and stitching. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ You are talking to the 1,398th monarch, ” said Dios icily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are they all coming from? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are you going? ” She turned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are you taking me? ” said Ptraci, as they marched smartly around a corner and into a pillar- barred courtyard. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is the king? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Arthur? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Two- ay? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s father? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s his depth, or whatever you call it? ” “ I think that ’s in Time, ” said IIb, helplessly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” “ Here! ” She laid a ringed hand on his forehead. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” The little man gave him a shy look. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” “ I ’m here to help you. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who could wish for anything else? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is everyone? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is in the other cells? ” he said, pointing to the line of doors along the passage. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who reigns nearly every day? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who slepes there? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was he high priest of, anyway? ” “ Bunu, the Goat- headed God of Goats? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was he high priest of, anyway? ” “ Bunu, the Goat- headed God of Goats? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” the queen demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Who? ” “ One of you, actually. ” “ Oh. ” IIb stared again at the capstone. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are n’t you philosophising? ” Endos sliced a strange mollusc. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you doing that? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you rescue me? ” “ Er? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you rescue me? ” “ Er? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t they listen? ” said the high priest of Teg, the Horse- Headed god of agriculture. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do they bother to bolt the doors? ” he demanded, eyeing the pillars. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why does it mean we ’ll be forced to make war? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not before? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not come with me? ” The man pulled back and glared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not spime? ” snapped Mericet, fast as a snake. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” “ He had a golden mask on. ” “ That was me! ” “ So you ordered me thrown to the crocodiles? ” “ Yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” “ He had a golden mask on. ” “ That was me! ” “ So you ordered me thrown to the crocodiles? ” “ Yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why the sparks? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’ve we got to go back up there? ” The sergeant paused, his foot on a rope rung. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Worth considering, is n’t it? ” Teppic tested his weight on the cord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Would n’t they? ” The two craftsmen eyed one another. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like it to stay there? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Would your sire still be honouring us with the capping- out ceremony? ” In his nervousness he gripped the hem of his robe and began to twist it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Wrong? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, I suppose they are. ” “ Will you get one? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Koomi? ” “ The prince, O Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but, ” said Teppic crouching down and brushing a clear space on the damp sand, “ is there internal consistency within the metaphor? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Dios coldly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ They ’re really all mad, are n’t they? ” said Teppic wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ They ’re really all mad, are n’t they? ” said Teppic wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, master? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You can hear him? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You could n’t do a bit of reassembly, could you? ” said the king, turning to Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You dead too, young man? ” “ No, ma’am, ” said Gern, in the shaky brave tones of someone on a tightrope over the chasms of madness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t say much, do you? ” The breeze of the night was blowing her perfume towards him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t seen a young woman anywhere on the site, have you? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You have tried everything? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You heard no strange noises, sire? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You make the blocks fly, do you? ” “ Yes, O sire. ” “ That is very interesting. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean the way there ’s grass and stuff growing up everywhere he puts his feet? ” “ Yes. ” Their eyes met. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean we ’re neutral ground? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you do n’t know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean, so length is height and height is width? ” Pthagonal shook an unsteady finger. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You passed too? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You saw it? ” he said hopefully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You spoke? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you ’re all right? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You thought so? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You want me to run away? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You were not disturbed in any way? ” said the high priest. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You wish to say something? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You would n’t think so, would you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a criminal? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a stonemason, are you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re alive? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re all priests, are n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not from around here, are you? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not going blind? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not supposed to open them. ” “ What do you suggest, lad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re the son of a god? ” he whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve been here before, have n’t you? ” it said accusingly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve killed a lot of people, I expect? ” “ Mm? ” “ As an assassin, I mean. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve killed a lot of people, I expect? ” “ Mm? ” “ As an assassin, I mean. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Your majesty will wish to conduct- ” “ Koomi? ” “ Yes, O noble queen? ” “ Shut up. ” “ The Ritual of the Ibis- ” Koomi moaned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Your majesty will wish to conduct- ” “ Koomi? ” “ Yes, O noble queen? ” “ Shut up. ” “ The Ritual of the Ibis- ” Koomi moaned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett | “ Your people are pretty rich, then? ” said Chidder, ambling along beside him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | . ” “ How can we cap it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | . ” “ This is all necessary, is it? ” said Teppic indistinctly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | ? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | A whole country just more or less vanishing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | AND NOW, IF YOU’LL EXCUSE ME- “ Hang on a moment- ” YES? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Although, of course, the man himself may take matters into, if you will excuse me, his own hands. ” “ What do you mean? ” snapped Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Am I right? ” “ I suppose so, ” said Teppic, helplessly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And how was a fellow supposed to sleep with the sky over the river glowing like a firework? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And somebody had already mentioned rumours, had n’t they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And stand in the streets and shout “ hurrah ”. ” “ This is your parents you ’re talking about? ” said Chidder, puzzled. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And that is your answer, is it? ” “ Sir, no, sir. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And that ’s Antiphon, the greatest writer of comic plays in the world. ” “ Where is Pthagonal? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And the builder of pyramids has been instructed? ” Hoot Koomi, high priest of Khefin, the Two- Faced God of Gateways, stepped forward. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And waxing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And what sort of life could the poor flat kid have? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And what would happen if you did? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And who is this lovely young lady? ” “ Her name ” Teppic began. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And you can help me, Chiddy. ” “ How? ” “ Your father has an extremely fast vessel he uses for smuggling, ” said Teppic flatly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | And, after all, what was there for him at home? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Apparently pipes are the thing. ” “ For the asses ’ milk? ” said Koomi, who was now totally lost in the desert*. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Are there any boats around? ” “ The priests took them all, O king. ” Teppic could see that this was true. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | As a handmaiden, I mean? ” said Teppic, scanning the rooftop panorama to hide his embarrassment. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | At last IIa said, “ What does “ quantum ” mean, anyway? ” IIb shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | BOOK IV The Book of 101 Things A Boy Can Do Teppic had expected--what? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Before? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Betray Craft secrets? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Bit weird, really. ” WHERE ARE ONE ’S INTERNAL ORGANS AT THIS POINT? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But does it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But it will suffice for my simple needs. ” “ Will it? ” said Teppic, yawning. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But sometimes it seems much longer. ” “ Really seven thousand years? ” “ Yes, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But surely Mericet would have to be at the tower ahead of him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But then what can I do with it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But upside down, you understand? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But you will be back, wo n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | But you ’ve got to admit, this does n’t all happen to one individual in one day, does it? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | By the way, you have n’t been finding little green shoots springing up wherever you walk, have you? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Calle hym forth. ” “ Who, me? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Can I offer you a change of clothing? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Can you hear me? ” “ He bids you greetings from the world beyond the veil, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Can you see them, master? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Can you work out where the nodes will form? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Come to say sorry, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Did I mention him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Did I say she had a squint? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Did I say why? ” “ No, father. ” Teppic looked up at his father ’s mild, puzzled features. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Did I tell you about this horse? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Did you come in over the desert? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do I have to do anything about the sunset? ” “ Your majesty is pleased to joke, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do I have to hang around here to wait for all that? ” I ASSUME SO. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do I look patriarchal? ” Teppic gave him a critical appraisal. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do they call this a window? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do you know how pissed off that makes me? ” “ I expect it makes you extremely pissed off, ” said Teppic politely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Do you know you tense your back muscles a lot? ” “ I do n’t think I ought to talk about it, ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Does n’t that worry you? ” “ It ’s a matter of pride, ” said Ibid, but his voice was tinged with uncertainty. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Does that make me feel any better? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Easy thing to miss, a hundred miles of river valley in the middle of a desert, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Er. ” What next? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Ever noticed how slow it all seems to be? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Teppic flatly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Everything we believe is true? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Exactly what could the old man do about it, here? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Face like the end of your boot? ” “ That ’s Fliemoe. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | For me to go away and never come back? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Get it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Go and explain? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Good, is n’t it? ” Teppic bit his lip. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | HOW MANY OF YOU ARE THERE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Had there been a before? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Had they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Hard to believe, is n’t it? ” “ No, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Has anyone ever guessed the riddle? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Has he been summoned? ” “ No, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Have you come to kill the king? ” “ I wish I could, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Have you ever heard of plumbing, Dios? ” The priest snapped his fingers at one of the attendants. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Have you had the one about the seven cows? ” “ Yes, ” said Teppic, looking around. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Have you killed lots? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He had n’t discussed things with her; indeed, what was there to discuss? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He said they nailed the Kingdom to the past. ” “ Did he say why? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He said, “ Is there a reply? ” Teppic considered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He was down here, was he? ” said Teppic weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He was explaining to me what a “ free port ” is. ” “ In your bath, O queen? ” said Koomi weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He ’d lurch halfway down the corridor, maybe throttle one of them, I ’ll grant you, but then he ’s coming undone, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | He ’s really horrible. ” “ He is, is n’t he? ” agreed Teppic, intensely relieved to hear it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Here we have bronze, sire. ” “ Do I really have to wear this gold mask? ” “ The Face of the Sun, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Here, you have n’t got any figs on your side, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Honestly, dad, why did you have to go and buy a thing like that? ” “ It was in a job lot, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How about you? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How about you? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How about: when it continues to walk on two legs or with any prosthetic aids of its choice? ” The Sphinx gave this some consideration. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How are they? ” said Teppic, and gave the camel another thump. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How could they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How dare they? ” Koomi ’s mouth dropped open. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How did you do it, actually? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How did you kill a pyramid? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How do you do it? ” Ptaclusp nearly bit through his lip. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How do you make a camel kneel, did you say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How do you think we can get back? ” “ I do n’t want to go back. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How many fingers am I holding up? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How old are you, Dios? ” There was no sound. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How the hell are you, anyway? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How would he know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How would you like it if you had to do it? ” “ You see, jewellery is n’t just something she wears, ” said the ghost of Teppicymon XXVII. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | How ’s the king business? ” Teppic told him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Humble sailor ’s fare, I ’m afraid, but we muddle along, we muddle along. ” “ Not Ephebian, is it? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I ca n’t tell you anything you do n’t know yourself. ” “ You ’re the founder? ” “ That ’s me. ” “ I. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I can leave the lid open a bit so you can get some air. ” “ You ca n’t think I ’d risk that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I could give you a few names and addresses. ” “ And what would you do? ” “ I dread to think what ’s going on back home, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I could try and get you over the border. ” “ Is that saddle on right? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I do n’t want to die yet! ” “ You refuse to gladly take the poison? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I forbid it to be done, do you understand? ” Dios bowed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I had a vocabulary of eight hundred words, do you think I ’d really be talking like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I had to go in and change when I got here. ” “ You had a dummy, did you? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I hate pyramids. ” “ Surely there ’s people there you care about? ” Ptraci shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, it ’s only fair, right? ” “ Nothing wrong with the riddle, ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, really? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, really? ” “ Hmm? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, they did n’t know we were here, did they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, where did they think power comes from? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, ” Pthagonal reached unsteadily for his wine cup, “ how long did they think they could go on building bigger and bigger pyramids for? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I mean, ” he hiccuped, “ you ’ve been in that place, have n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I met with them this morning. ” “ What am I supposed to do, then? ” Dios made a slight circling motion with his hand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I must have dozens. ” “ The job? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I noted the passing of the rituals, not the years. ” “ Come from a long- lived family, do you? ” said Teppicymon sarcastically. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I spent last summer with Lord Fhem- pta- hem, you remember. ” “ Oh, did you? ” The pharaoh recalled the palace had seemed quieter at the time. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I suppose you would not know what became of it? ” Dios waved his hands in an expressive gesture. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I trust you slept well? ” Teppic waved a hand at Dios, but said nothing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I was ahead of my time, that ’s my trouble. ” “ And you were running away? ” said Teppic weakly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I was most precise in relaying your decision, saving only to refine the detail in accordance with precedent and tradition. ” “ How was that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I wonder how old he really is? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I wonder what ’s causing it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I ’ll depart, then, shall I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I ’ll just go away and leave you, shall I? ” “ But in the morning I shall wake up and then I ’ll despair. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | I ’ll just tuck it in here, shall I? ” “ It ’s like buckets, but not as, um, smelly. ” “ Sounds dreadful, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | If I hacked the rocks away? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | If he invites you for toast in his study, do n’t go. ” “ And who ’s the little kid with the curls? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | If the gods looked just like everyone else, he used to say, how would people know how to treat them? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | If you were not here, how would the people know that justice had been done? ” “ But you twist everything I say! ” “ No, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is anyone chasing us? ” Teppic turned in the saddle. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is it something they eat, master? ” Dil sighed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is n’t it well done? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is n’t that right, Dios? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is n’t there anything you ’re going to say? ” He hesitated, halfway to the door. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is that your idea of a good epoch? ” “ It ’s rather draughty in here, sire, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Is thys the netherworld? ” “ It would appear not, ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ca n’t just bloody well fall through a hole in the ground! ” “ Where is it, then? ” said Ptraci evenly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It costs that little bit extra, but what ’s money at a time like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It will be in your interests to step forward. ” “ Why? ” said Teppic, from the shadows. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’d give the game away. ” “ I ca n’t just hang around until someone happens to mention it, can I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s Ptaclusp, is n’t it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s Teppic, is n’t it? ” The voice was addressing him from ankle height. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s a depressing concept. ” “ Sorry? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s all come true, O fount of waters! ” “ What has? ” “ Everything! ” “ Everything? ” “ The sun, O lord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s all come true, O fount of waters! ” “ What has? ” “ Everything! ” “ Everything? ” “ The sun, O lord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s all mist and fog. ” “ Thank the gods for that, I thought it was me. ” “ It is you, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s ridiculous, how can you run a kingdom like this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | It ’s something you do n’t bloody well see every day, for gods ’ sake! ” “ How should I know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Just pass it along, will you? ” “ I do n’t remember anyone asking for all this garlic bread, ” said Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Less than ten? ” “ Let ’s say, ” said Ptraci, “ a number between zero and ten. ” You Bastard spat. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Like steel? ” Ptaclusp sneered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Malicious gossip, too? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Man to- ” “ Corpse? ” said the king, trying to make it easy for him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Master embalmer. ” “ Oh, you are, are you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Master? ” “ Yes, lad? ” “ Which bit ’s got the god in it, master? ” Dil squinted up the king ’s nostril, trying to concentrate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | May I summon the next case, sire? ” Teppic nodded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Maybe people started mucking about with geometry, what do you say? ” Teppic snored. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Maybe we ’ll even look for a few of those cities, eh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | More than a hundred? ” “ Good heavens, no., “ Well, less than fifty? ” Teppic rolled over. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | More than a hundred? ” “ Good heavens, no., “ Well, less than fifty? ” Teppic rolled over. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Most of my gentlemen have monthly accounts, but I understand you ’ll be leaving in the morning? ” Teppic gave up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Never looked back. ” “ One minute it was n’t there, the next minute it was? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Not one or the other, you understand? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Not really? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Now considering that most children can toddle at a year or so, the four legs reference is really unsuitable, would n’t you agree? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | O King who shall live forever. ” “ Eh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | On account of how time is fractal in nature, they said. ” “ They said that? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Only, only, it ca n’t exist in this world like that, so the place had to sort of pop outside for a bit, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Perhaps he ’d overdone it just a gnat on the paracosmic measurements? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Promise? ” “ Yes, yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Pyramid energy, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Pyramids? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | QED. ” “ Are you right? ” said Teppic automatically. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | QED. ” “ QED, sarge? ” “ It means get back up the bloody ladder, lad. ” Autocue saluted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Right at the bottom. ” He slumped on to a coil of rope as Chidder passed the bottle back and said, “ It makes you think, does n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | She has refused to take the potion. ” “ What potion? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | She was only a handmaiden, was n’t she? ” “ It is unthinkable that anyone could disobey your judgements! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Should he stop? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | So noon would be age 35, am I right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | So what ’s the answer, then? ” Teppic scratched his nose. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | So where is she now? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Something the matter? ” “ Sorry, ” said Teppic, “ it ’s just that this is all a bit of a shock. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Sorry? ” “ All these knives. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Stands to reason. ” “ You sure they ’re going to come, then? ” said Autocue. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | S”nother dimessnon, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | That means we shall be forced to make war. ” “ Why? ” Ibid opened his mouth, stopped, and turned to Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | That ’ll be five cercs, okay emir? ” “ Ah. ” Teppic patted his pocket. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | That ’s not right, is it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | That ’s ridiculous, how could he survive that? ” “ Why ’s there all corn sprouting out of it, too? ” wondered Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | That ’s ridiculous, how could he survive that? ” “ Why ’s there all corn sprouting out of it, too? ” wondered Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The elbows’ll be out in no time, I ’ll never live it down. ” “ But you ’ll be dead, master! ” “ Dead? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The gods were there to do the duties of a megaphone, because who else would people listen to? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The point was, though, did he just make the sun come up in the Valley or everywhere in the world? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The pyramids do n’t seem to preserve it, strangely. ” “ This is Dios, the footnote- keeper of history? ” said Teppicymon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The seal just swings aside! ” “ Youe meane he iss oute? ” Teppicymon tottered forward and grabbed the door of the pyramid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | The women of my family have served under the kings for centuries, you know. ” “ Oh yes? ” he managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Then someone said, “ Why are you shouting into that bulrush? ” “ Sorry. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Then you could go to Tsort or Ephebe or somewhere. ” “ Foreign, you mean? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | There may be a river hidden in that crack or there may not, but we ca n’t get at it, can we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | They could n’t have talked, could they? ” The Sphinx ’s claws scrabbled irritably on its rock. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | They have no right! ” “ Then what are you going to do? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | They ’re not going to come and take our horses if they see us hanging around outside, are they? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | They ’re not right, sir! ” “ What ’s wrong with them? ” “ Well, they ’re here, sir! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Think it ’s fun, do you, spending the rest of your death under a million tons of rock, watching yourself crumble to bits? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | This is gold, is n’t it? ” “ It ’s electrum. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | This is the time of the Second Empire. ” “ But she is dead? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Those gods are getting closer. ” “ Do you think we could employ them? ” said Ptaclusp, ignoring him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Unsound ideas are what I could do with right now. ” “ Why do you carry all these knives and things? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Until they ’re pyramids, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Up the pyramid? ” The Great Pyramid loomed up behind them, its throbbing filling the air. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Upsets the business community. ” “ All the business community, or just that part of it floating face down in the river? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Very thin water coming out of the sky? ” “ What a silly idea. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | WHAT IN? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Was n’t he? ” “ All hail Bunu, probably, ” they chorused, as the sacred crocodiles homed in like submarines. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | We could give them twenty minutes, what do you say? ” Teppic turned an agonised face towards him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | We stick a tableknife in the slot and wiggle it about? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | We ’ll just have to find one who has the dream about the cows. ” “ Oh, the one where there ’s fat cows and thin cows? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | We ’ve come to let you out. ” “ Who ’re these men? ” said the shadow petulantly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Wear? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Well- known ancestral dream, that dream. ” “ What does it mean? ” The little man picked a seed from between his teeth. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What am I doing here? ” He tried to stand up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What could he do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What do we find? ” Dil and Gern joined him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What do you need them for, then? ” “ I told you. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What happened? ” “ I think the pyramid exploded, ” IIb volunteered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What happens to you, then? ” “ Something bad, ” she said vaguely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What is the sensible course of action at this point? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What sort of a number d’you call that? ” “ It sounds horrible, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What was I, er, saying? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What was her name now, face that launched a thousand camels, began with an A or a T or- ” “ Did they? ” shouted Antiphon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What will we be without the pyramids? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What would be the period of this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What would he have us do? ” “ Yea, ” said the high priest of Scrab, the Pusher of the Ball of the Sun. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What would you have us do now? ” Dios sat on the steps of the throne and stared gloomily at the floor. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What ’s an engineer? ” “ Oh, a builder of aqueducts, ” said IIb quickly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What ’s he got that for? ” Teppic dreamed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What ’s that got to do with it? ” Dil riffled through the samples. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What ’s the hammer for, young man? ” “ Please, ma’am, I have to hammer on the door, ma’am, ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What ’s this? ” “ The Sheaf of Plenty, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | What, when you got right down to it, was he going to tell them to do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Whatever happened to the two bits of wood and a plumbline? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Whatever will you think of me? ” Teppic took a deep breath. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where are you, dad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where do you come from? ” Teppic looked miserable. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where is the king? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where would you like it put? ” King Teppicymon XXVII was watching himself being stuffed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where ’re we going? ” “ To let the others out, ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Where ’s Dios? ” The ancestors pressed forward, muttering. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Which eyeball do n’t you need? ” The leader stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Who are you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Who says you have to do anything? ” “ I feel responsible. ” Teppic shifted position like a cat. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why are you here? ” It was a perfectly calm and reasonable voice, with overtones of concerned but indubitable authority. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why are you here? ” The man hung his head. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why bother? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why could n’t kings order people around like in the old days? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why is it so much easier to think when you ’re dead? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why ptry? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why should I want to go back? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why? ” Teppic thought about it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Why? ” “ There ’s got to be a sharp point for the flare, ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Will I be able to spot him? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Will your eminences excuse me? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | With selection of traps from stock? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Wo n’t we, sergeant? ” The sergeant stared into the fetid darkness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Would they approve of modern society, they ask, would they marvel at present- day achievements? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Would you like a drink? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You are n’t acting very god- like at the moment. ” “ Yes? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You bought me a warming pan. ” “ Did I? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You dream a good fig. ” “ I ’m dreaming you, too? ” “ Damn right. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You have n’t seen a tortoise up there, have you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You know that? ” “ Yes, sarge, ” said Autocue miserably. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You only- “ Good grief? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You said. ” “ Yes, dad. ” “ Is your brother all right? ” “ I ’ve got him safe in my pocket, dad. ” “ Good. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You think I ’m stupid? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You ’d think so, would n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You ’re not dead, are you? ” Dil did n’t answer immediately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | You ’re sure it wo n’t hurt him? ” “ Well, if we do it carefully he ca n’t move in Time, that is, width to us. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Young Autocue stuttered: “ What ’ll happen now, sergeant? ” The sergeant moved a foot tentatively. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | Your name in lights, see? ” “ Just put them in the jar, boy, ” said Dil wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | could you stop that, please? ” “ It ’s celery, ” said Iesope, crunching cheerfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | more than fifty people? ” “ There ’s a different name for that sort of woman, ” said Ptraci, but without much rancour. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | oh, bloody hell. ” “ You can see her, too? ” “ Oh, mummy, ” whispered Gern, and slid to his knees. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | what ’s this? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ A case of mortis portalis tackulatum with complications. ” “ What ’s that mean? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ A priest heard you, did he? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ A pyramid? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ A stranger-? ” said Ptaclusp uncertainly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ All your bits and pieces around you. ” “ He will like it, wo n’t be? ” he asked Dios, as they walked back to the throne room. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Although I expect you wo n’t need telling, will you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And come with me. ” “ Oh, master, whatever shall we do? ” Dil looked around at the sleeping city. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And her? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And it ’s probably going to happen again. ” “ We can expect more like it? ” “ Yes, ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And of course a similar suite for the Queen, I take it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And she ’s my sister? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And that was all, was it? ” She stared at him, and then giggled again. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And that ’s a mocracy, is it? ” “ They invented it in Ephebe, you know, ” said Teppic, feeling obscurely that he ought to defend it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And what will happen? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And who would be high priest then? ” “ The gods would choose, ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And you have n’t seen any seagulls around? ” “ There ’s lots of them today, or did n’t you notice? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And you have n’t seen any seagulls around? ” “ There ’s lots of them today, or did n’t you notice? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And you ’re going back to be an Assassin, are you? ” she sneered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And yours too, may I ask? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ And, yes, and what about sacrifices? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Any good, these statues? ” “ They do n’t do you justice, ” said Teppic, truthfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Anything broken? ” he said quietly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Anyway, ” said the pharaoh, “ I expect we ’d better be going. ” WHERE TO? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are there many like her back at your place? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are there problems? ” “ Er, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are they dead? ” Ptaclusp scrutinised some of the approaching marchers. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are they? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are those supposed to be wings? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are we dead? ” “ I should n’t think so. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are we going to like it? ” “ I should n’t think so, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are we talking about those, you know, stones on legs? ” “ That ’s right, that ’s right, ” said Xeno. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are we talking maidens here? ” said one of the priests uncertainly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you a priest? ” he said, fumbling in the rubble. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you all right, O jewelled master of the sun? ” one of them ventured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you all right? ” he shouted above the wind. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you all right? ” said IIb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you all right? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you coming or not? ” it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you feeling all right, Dios? ” Dios had turned to look out across the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you going to control them, Dios? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you going to tell them that the world should be changeless? ” Dios stared up at the creatures jostling one another as they waded the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you hurt? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you sure you ’re feeling all right, Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you sure? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you sure? ” “ It was my birthday last month, father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Are you talking to me? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ As you wish, sir. ” “ What is the maximum permitted length of a throwing knife? ” snapped Mericet. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Before you can pass me, O mortal, ” it said, “ you must answer my riddle. ” “ Why? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Beg pardon, sir? ” “ I mean, the two statements could be held to be mutually exclusive. ” Dil ’s face became a well- meaning blank. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Blast, what ’ve I stepped in? ” “ Anyone know where we are? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Blast, what ’ve I stepped in? ” “ Anyone know where we are? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But could we have a word away from the lad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But what are these sinister figures that march in step with him, hey? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But why? ” “ I did explain, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But you did see the valley, did n’t you? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, then? ” “ Well what? ” Teppic rolled his eyes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ But, good grief, cutting it off? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Ca n’t we do anything? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can I have my bangles, please? ” “ What? ” “ My bangles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can I have my bangles, please? ” “ What? ” “ My bangles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you cure it? ” “ I do n’t think so. ” “ What is it, then? ” “ Well, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you cure it? ” “ I do n’t think so. ” “ What is it, then? ” “ Well, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you hear something? ” said IIb, as they stumbled on to the first platform. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you hear us, O divine bringer of the morning? ” inquired the other servant, tiptoeing closer. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you see me? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Can you see what they ’re doing over there? ” Ptraci squinted across the river. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Cephut ’s going to be a bit upset, though, is n’t he? ” “ All hail Cephut, ” they chorused. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Chiddy, I- “ What? ” “ When it came to it, I- “ What about it? ” Teppic looked at the cobbles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Chiddy, I- “ What? ” “ When it came to it, I- “ What about it? ” Teppic looked at the cobbles. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Compared to the netherworld? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Could I have a word with you a moment, Dios? ” The high priest leaned down. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Could n’t you take some of the stuff out of the pyramids, then? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Could you put it down a minute? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Could you take your clothes off while you ’re thinking? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Cruel, sire? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Dad, are you all right? ” “ Was that one of your time loops? ” said Ptaclusp dreamily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Dad, are you all right? ” “ Was that one of your time loops? ” said Ptaclusp dreamily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Dad, ” he said cautiously, “ what are you thinking about? ” Ptaclusp beamed at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Dead, is he? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Did n’t you think it was a bit, well, odd? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Did you speak? ” “ You know who I am, man. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Did your eyes feel as though they were being turned inside out? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do n’t let us interrupt you, will you? ” Someone threw a breadstick at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do n’t you know? ” I AM HERE ONLY TO SEE THAT YOU DIE AT THE APPOINTED TIME. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do n’t you like being king? ” She hesitated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do they have any vinegar in this place? ” said Arthur, his mouth full. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do they have some occult significance? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do they sharpen these springs, do you reckon? ” Teppic said nothing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you know what ’s wrong with him? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you know where there is water, then? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you really think so? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you think he ’s run away? ” he said, staring around at the shadows. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you think so? ” “ They ’re creepy. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you think they ’ve noticed the pyramid? ” “ I should n’t be surprised. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Do you want it to? ” Ptraci hesitated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Dunno. ” “ Can you find out? ” “ Only by waiting. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Endos? ” The Listener laid his knife and fork carefully on either side of his plate. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Er, what exactly did you have to do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Excuse me, you said something about it had to happen? ” “ What? ” said Pthagonal, from the depths of his gloom. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Excuse me, you said something about it had to happen? ” “ What? ” said Pthagonal, from the depths of his gloom. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Foul shades, was it? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Go and tell them what? ” The sergeant relaxed, like air being let out of a balloon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Go and tell them, what kept you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Good grief, did n’t you? ” “ But they let us think it was going to be real! ” Teppic wailed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Good plan. ” “ What ’s happening? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Has the king been ushered to the Room of Going Forth? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Have they got any identification? ” muttered the old lady. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Have you been a priest long, Dios? ” “ Many years, sire, man and eunuch. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Have you ever thought of it like that? ” They thought of it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Have you looked everywhere? ” “ It ’s a country! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ He ’ll like that, wo n’t he? ” “ I do n’t WANT one! ” screamed the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ He ’s not dead, is he? ” he whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ He ’s not himself, you can see that. ” “ Who is he, then? ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Heard from any of the others? ” “ No. ” Chidder leaned back. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Hmm? ” “ The guards will continue their search. ” “ Right. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How about once? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How could I kill myself? ” “ We are not stupid, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How could any man stand it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How did you make it do that? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How did you think of that? ” “ I always shut my eyes when I ’m frightened, ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How do we climb on to it? ” “ I ’ve seen the camel drivers at work, ” she replied. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How do you know, then? ” “ My family have been in commerce for years, ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How do you spell YEARS WARENTY? ” “ I will definitely have the money sent to you, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How d’you mean? ” “ Well. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How long have you been designing pyramids? ” Ptaclusp, architect and jobbing pyramid builder to the nobility, bowed deeply. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How many of them are there? ” “ How should we know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How many of them are there? ” “ How should we know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How many people are likely to say, hey, I had this funny dream about cows last night? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How old are you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How will I feel then, I ask you? ” “ He said he liked my singing, too. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How will this be? ” “ He will know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ How ’s that again? ” “ You were being persecuted, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I am? ” he said, suspiciously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I can not allow it. ” “ You can not allow it? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I do? ” said Teppic, doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I expect, ” said Teppic, “ that your ears develop protective rough surfaces after a while? ” Endos nodded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I have one final request. ” “ Yes? ” Koomi ’s voice had timbre now, it was already a high priest ’s voice. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I mean, what is creaking? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I say? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I say? ” said a voice in the darkness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I spoke blasphemy against the king. ” “ How did you do that? ” “ I dropped a rock on my foot. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I suppose you could n’t ask your father to explain things to the Great OM? ” “ He might be able to, ” said Teppic doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I suspect that ’s what you want, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I think they ee- lect him. ” “ Is that something like they do to tomcats and bulls and things? ” “ Er. ” “ You know. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I thought that was algebra? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I will? ” Teppic was fascinated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I wonder what ’s happening in there without me? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I ’d like us to be very clear about this, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I ’m going to have to charge you for a whole day ’s livery, right? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I ’m sorry, ” he whispered, “ I mean, what?, O great king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I ’ve just fallen off a hundred foot wall on to my head, what do you think? ” shouted the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ I ’ve passed? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ If I may remind your lordship? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ If we could just begin again, sire? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ If your majesty would just give the word- ” “ And how exactly does all this work? ” “ Your sire? ” said Ptaclusp, horrified. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ If your majesty would just give the word- ” “ And how exactly does all this work? ” “ Your sire? ” said Ptaclusp, horrified. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ In layman ’s terms, ” the doctor sniffed, “ he ’s as dead as a doornail. ” “ What are the complications? ” The doctor looked shifty. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Indeed, sire? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is all this necessary? ” hissed Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is he dead? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is it a constant, do you think? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is it magic? ” said one of the thieves, and was quickly hushed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that a nose? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that all? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that all? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that like an aqueduct? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that what ’s been worrying you? ” Chidder grinned his lazy grin. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that you, dad? ” “ Yes, ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is that you, lad? ” he ventured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is there any point in me being here? ” he demanded in an overheated whisper. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Is this how women dress in Ankh- Morpork? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It can be very embarrassing. ” “ You ’re not an Offlian, are you? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It felt real, did n’t it? ” “ Yes! ” “ Well, then. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It is? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s all very embarrassing. ” “ Does he smite people? ” “ I do n’t think so. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s astonishing! ” “ Why? ” “ Heating up a mass like this. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s me, dad. ” “ I ’m glad it ’s you, son. ” “ Can you see anything? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s not possible, is it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s some sort of wall poster, is it? ” he said eventually. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s starting again, is n’t it? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s very hard to be sure about anything. ” “ So what shall we do now? ” Teppic stared across the river, where the pyramids were ablaze. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ It ’s wrong even to think of disobeying the king. ” “ Oh? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Kiddo? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Let ’s find out, shall we? ” The figure touched a can to the bolts and hinges of the next door and pushed it open. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Let ’s just leave the stone here, shall we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Let ’s just see where we ’ve got to, shall we? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Let ’s make a run for it! ” “ Where to? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Look at it, will you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Look, Chiddy, you ’re not a pirate, are you? ” said Teppic, desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ May I show your sire the latest plans? ” “ The king has approved the plans already, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Mortal? ” TAKE IT FROM ME. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ My name is Teppic. ” “ What, like the king? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Nice? ” said Chidder anxiously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ No- one did, did they? ” Arthur shook his head. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ No- ” Ptaclusp groped “ headaches or anything? ” “ Never felt better, ” said IIa. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ No. ” “ Then someone ’s been talking, right? ” “ Who could have talked? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ No. ” “ Then someone ’s been talking, right? ” “ Who could have talked? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ No. ” “ What god do you worship, then? ” “ Not exactly worship, ” said Teppic, discomforted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Nonsense, flower of the desert, ” he said, “ it is a profession, at the very least. ” “ What is the difference? ” she sobbed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Oh, that? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Oh, them? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Oh, yes? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Oh, ” he said, “ so he ’s just ordinary, then, is he? ” “ In a strictly organic sense, ” said Dil, his voice slightly muffled. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Oh. ” “ You have n’t got the faintest idea, have you? ” “ I ’m still thinking, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ One man, one vet. ” “ That ’s for the eelecting, then? ” He shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Or a humorous playwright or something? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Overdoing what, sire? ” “ You ’re always bustling, Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Pardon, sire? ” “ The pyramids, Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Pardon? ” ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Pardon? ” ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT A GIANT BEETLE? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Pardon? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Permission to be excused first, sarge? ” “ Excused what? ” “ Excused, sarge, ” said Autocue, a shade desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Permission to be excused first, sarge? ” “ Excused what? ” “ Excused, sarge, ” said Autocue, a shade desperately. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Rations okay on your side? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Really? ” He was quite glad his bed was opposite Arthur ’s, and would offer an unrivalled view. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Rescue? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Roll him up neatly, or something? ” IIb shrugged. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Said what? ” “ About the fresco painter. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Seems a good idea, would n’t you say? ” The man stared into his eyes, his lips moving silently. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Shall I hit it again, sire? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Shall we say the capstone picked out in electrum? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” “ I ordered a feather bed from Ankh- Morpork some weeks ago. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” “ Just attend upon me a moment, please? ” “ Sire? ” repeated Dios, materialising by the throne. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sire? ” “ You looked a bit pale, I thought. ” A look of panic flickered over Dios ’s wrinkled features. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So I ’ll be off, ” he said, “ I do n’t need to pack anything, it ’s all right. ” “ Just like that? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So he can walk in Time, can he? ” he said slowly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So perhaps we could ask one of the dead ones? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So this is the netherworld, is it? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So we ’re secretly on the side of Tsort, yes? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ So whose side are we really on? ” “ Our own, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Something to look forward to, eh? ” said Teppic, feverishly screwing bits together. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Something wrong, Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Something wrong, Dios? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sorry. ” “ You thought you could get me all confused, did you? ” The Sphinx grinned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Sorry? ” “ Put this stone somewhere, ” said Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Strange- looking object, is n’t it? ” said the pharaoh. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Suppose one of them had dropped it? ” she snapped. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Surely you mean tonight? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Take your eyes off them for a second, and vazoom! ” “ Vazoom? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ That does n’t make any difference, does it? ” she whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ That seems to fit all eventualities. ” “ Well? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ That was the general idea, was n’t it? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ That ’s because the time is sucked up, see? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ That ’s the funny thing, is n’t it? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The big one? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The cleaning bill will be horrible. ” “ Well now, what have we here? ” said the leading thief. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The cloud effects at dawn were particularly effective. ” “ They were? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The fact attends me with every waking hour, sire. ” “ Dios? ” said Teppic, as the high priest was leaving. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The king? ” shouted Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The mysterious young man in black from the lost kingdom. ” “ I was hoping you could help me find it again? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The same coin at five minute intervals. ” “ And you ’re using this trick to pay the men? ” said Ptaclusp dully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ The what, master? ” “ The t- look at the t- ” “ He ought to have a lie down, ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Then how will he know? ” said Koomi. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Then what ’s happening? ” said the king. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ They have some very strange beliefs. ” “ How do you mean? ” “ They believe the world is run by geometry, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ They ’re shooting tortoises. ” “ Why? ” “ Search me. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ They ’ve come to their senses at last. ” “ You know what I think, sir? ” said Dil earnestly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Thieves ’ Guild, are you? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Thieves ’ Guild, sir? ” he managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Things were better then, were n’t they? ” “ But, er, I thought we stopped all that sort of thing. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Thought you had me there, did n’t you? ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Throw them to the crocodiles. ” “ Dios? ” said Teppic, as two of the guards lowered their bows and bore down on him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Thys is all? ” “ Hardly worth the trouble of dying, was it? ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Thys is all? ” “ Hardly worth the trouble of dying, was it? ” said the queen. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Tortoises? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Was yours the squid? ” “ I asked for marida and dolmades. ” “ I ordered the lamb. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ We found, er, that foil works just as well. ” “ Could n’t you use something cheaper? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ We would require- ” “ Excuse me, could you just pass me the celery? ” said Iesope. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ We ’re talking about one day here? ” he said doubtfully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Wear? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well what? ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, Mr King or God or assassin, or whatever, can you make water? ” “ What, here? ” “ I mean to drink. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, Mr King or God or assassin, or whatever, can you make water? ” “ What, here? ” “ I mean to drink. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, criminal ’s a dirty word, know what I mean? ” said the little ancestor. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, my boy. ” “ Yes, father? ” “ This is, er, the first time you ’ve been away from home by yourself ” “ No, father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, the sound of the very air itself being subjected to horrible tortures? ” “ Not that, either, ” said IIb, vaguely annoyed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, what can you do about it? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, what is it? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, what ’s the answer? ” The Sphinx gave him a stony look, and then showed its fangs. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Well, why not? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Wha ’ they doing? ” he murmured. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What a team, eh? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What about you, then? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What are all the little red things? ” “ They ’re just radishes, ” said Chidder dismissively. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What are the priests doing about this? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What are they on, boy? ” Gern relaxed slightly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What are you talking about? ” he snapped. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What are you telling me now? ” he demanded, in a camel whisper. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What can I do? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What day is it? ” said Ibid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What did you do that for? ” said Ptraci, spitting out sand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What did you go and do that for? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What did you say? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What do these do to you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What do you mean, a man? ” “ It ’s easy, ” said the Sphinx. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What do you mean? ” The accountant laid a dozen copper coins on the table. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What do you think? ” Dil paused with a jar in his hand, and seemed to give the conversation some thought for the first time. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What do you think? ” it managed. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What does that involve? ” “ Listening. ” “ Just listening? ” “ That ’s what they pay me for, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What does that involve? ” “ Listening. ” “ Just listening? ” “ That ’s what they pay me for, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What goes on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening? ” said the Sphinx smugly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What had to happen? ” Teppic prompted. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What happens to it afterwards is n’t my responsibility, is it? ” “ I do n’t like any of this, ” said his father. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What have you been and gone and done? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is it? ” Grinjer blinked at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is it? ” “ Deep sea blowfish, ” said Chidder. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is it? ” “ The Honeycomb of Increase, sire. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is the boy doing? ” Dios demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is the king ’s command? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What is your name, boy? ” he continued. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What religion would this be? ” “ We ’re Strict Authorised Ormits, ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What rumours? ” said Dios out of the corner of his mouth. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What shall I say to them? ” Koomi demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What things? ” said Dil, looking behind him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What was it, exactly? ” “ A detailed search of the palace, room by room. ” “ Absolutely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What will you do? ” shouted Ptraci, leaning over the rail. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’d he say? ” said Teppicymon. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s Ephebe like? ” said Ptraci. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s a thunderstorm? ” “ Very hard to describe, ” he said, in a preoccupied voice. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s going on here? ” “ O king, who is the lord of- ” “ I do n’t think we have time, ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s going to happen tonight? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s it doing now? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s it made of? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s my son got to say about all this? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s occult mean? ” she said vaguely. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s that thing in your hand? ” THIS? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s that thing in your hand? ” THIS? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s the matter? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s the significance? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s this? ” “ My bill, ” said Endos. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s wrong with him? ” “ I think he ’s dimensionally maladjusted, dad. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s wrong? ” “ It feels like we ’re in for a thunderstorm, ” said Teppic, staring across the river at the Great Pyramid. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s your name, kiddo? ” Teppic drew himself up. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What ’s your name? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What, all of them? ” “ Yes. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What, from an arrow? ” “ Like I said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What, you mean the fabric of time and space being put through the wringer? ” said IIa. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What, young Pootle? ” it said, suspiciously. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” Ptraci was sitting with her chin cupped in one hand. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” The Sphinx blinked at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” said Autocue after a while. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ If I ’ve got to lie in it, it ’ll need some cushions. ” “ I ’ll put some wood shavings in, look! ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ It ’s the Century of the Cobra. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ The small oval, sire, ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ They, er, they do own the place, Dios, ” Koomi repeated. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ Well, is it going to- do whatever it did- again? ” IIb stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ Well, is it going to- do whatever it did- again? ” IIb stared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ Well, our mam says the king goes on living, sort of thing, after all this stuffing and stitching. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ What? ” “ You are talking to the 1,398th monarch, ” said Dios icily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where are they all coming from? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where are you going? ” She turned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where are you taking me? ” said Ptraci, as they marched smartly around a corner and into a pillar- barred courtyard. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where is the king? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where ’s Arthur? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where ’s Dios? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where ’s Two- ay? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where ’s father? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where ’s his depth, or whatever you call it? ” “ I think that ’s in Time, ” said IIb, helplessly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Where? ” “ Here! ” She laid a ringed hand on his forehead. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who are you? ” The little man gave him a shy look. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who are you? ” “ I ’m here to help you. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who could wish for anything else? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who is everyone? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who is in the other cells? ” he said, pointing to the line of doors along the passage. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who reigns nearly every day? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who slepes there? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who was he high priest of, anyway? ” “ Bunu, the Goat- headed God of Goats? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who was he high priest of, anyway? ” “ Bunu, the Goat- headed God of Goats? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who ’re you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who ’re you? ” the queen demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Who? ” “ One of you, actually. ” “ Oh. ” IIb stared again at the capstone. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why are n’t you philosophising? ” Endos sliced a strange mollusc. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why are you doing that? ” she said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why did you rescue me? ” “ Er? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why did you rescue me? ” “ Er? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why do n’t they listen? ” said the high priest of Teg, the Horse- Headed god of agriculture. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why do they bother to bolt the doors? ” he demanded, eyeing the pillars. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why does it mean we ’ll be forced to make war? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why not before? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why not come with me? ” The man pulled back and glared at him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why not spime? ” snapped Mericet, fast as a snake. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why not? ” “ He had a golden mask on. ” “ That was me! ” “ So you ordered me thrown to the crocodiles? ” “ Yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why not? ” “ He had a golden mask on. ” “ That was me! ” “ So you ordered me thrown to the crocodiles? ” “ Yes! |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why the sparks? ” said Ptaclusp. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why ’ve we got to go back up there? ” The sergeant paused, his foot on a rope rung. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Why? ” said Arthur. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Worth considering, is n’t it? ” Teppic tested his weight on the cord. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Would n’t they? ” The two craftsmen eyed one another. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Would you like it to stay there? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Would your sire still be honouring us with the capping- out ceremony? ” In his nervousness he gripped the hem of his robe and began to twist it. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Wrong? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes, I suppose they are. ” “ Will you get one? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes, Koomi? ” “ The prince, O Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes, but, ” said Teppic crouching down and brushing a clear space on the damp sand, “ is there internal consistency within the metaphor? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes? ” it said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes? ” said Dios coldly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes? ” “ They ’re really all mad, are n’t they? ” said Teppic wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Yes? ” “ They ’re really all mad, are n’t they? ” said Teppic wearily. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You all right, master? ” said Gern. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You can hear him? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You could n’t do a bit of reassembly, could you? ” said the king, turning to Dil. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You dead too, young man? ” “ No, ma’am, ” said Gern, in the shaky brave tones of someone on a tightrope over the chasms of madness. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You do n’t say much, do you? ” The breeze of the night was blowing her perfume towards him. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You have n’t seen a young woman anywhere on the site, have you? ” he demanded. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You have tried everything? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You heard no strange noises, sire? ” said Dios. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You make the blocks fly, do you? ” “ Yes, O sire. ” “ That is very interesting. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You mean the way there ’s grass and stuff growing up everywhere he puts his feet? ” “ Yes. ” Their eyes met. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You mean we ’re neutral ground? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You mean you do n’t know? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You mean, so length is height and height is width? ” Pthagonal shook an unsteady finger. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You passed too? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You saw it? ” he said hopefully. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You spoke? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You sure you ’re all right? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You thought so? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You want me to run away? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You were not disturbed in any way? ” said the high priest. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You wish to say something? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You would n’t think so, would you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re a criminal? ” said Teppic. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re a stonemason, are you? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re alive? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re all priests, are n’t you? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re not from around here, are you? ” “ No. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re not going blind? ” he said. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re not supposed to open them. ” “ What do you suggest, lad? |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’re the son of a god? ” he whispered. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’ve been here before, have n’t you? ” it said accusingly. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’ve killed a lot of people, I expect? ” “ Mm? ” “ As an assassin, I mean. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ You ’ve killed a lot of people, I expect? ” “ Mm? ” “ As an assassin, I mean. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Your majesty will wish to conduct- ” “ Koomi? ” “ Yes, O noble queen? ” “ Shut up. ” “ The Ritual of the Ibis- ” Koomi moaned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Your majesty will wish to conduct- ” “ Koomi? ” “ Yes, O noble queen? ” “ Shut up. ” “ The Ritual of the Ibis- ” Koomi moaned. |
Pyramids - Terry Pratchett (1) | “ Your people are pretty rich, then? ” said Chidder, ambling along beside him. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * And what is this? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * Eventually an officious voice said, ‘ What do you have to say for yourself, miserable louse? ’ ‘ Well, I — ’ ‘ Silence! ’ Ah. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * When did Lord Vetinari sleep? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * and the book he reads … It was called Where ’s My Cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ And what can I get you, officers? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ And you ’re a vampire too, Countess Notfaroutoe? ’ Windle Poons enquired politely. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ But, ’ Smith said, ‘ if it ’s wizard magic she ’s got, learning witchery wo n’t be any good, will it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Clear my appointments this morning, will you? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Did you check the list? ’ YES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Do you know how wizards like to be buried? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ Well, how? ’ Granny Weatherwax paused at the bottom of the stairs. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Do you know how wizards like to be buried? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ Well, how? ’ Granny Weatherwax paused at the bottom of the stairs. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Do you know what an aglet is? ’ Aglet? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Do you know what an aglet is? ’ Aglet? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Ever eaten scubbo? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Have you ever been to a circus? ’ Once, Tiffany admitted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ How many fingers am I holdin ’ up? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ How should I know? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ I will give you some free advice. ’ ‘ Will it cost me anything? ’ ‘ You could say it is priceless. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Is he a fair and just ruler? ’ ‘ I would say that he is unfair and unjust, but scrupulously even- handed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Is it possible to walk through walls? ’ said Mort desperately. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Is it true that your life passes before your eyes before you die? ’ YES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Is that rum, sarge? ’ said Polly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Just shut up, will you? ’ Ridcully said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Look, you said you ’ve studied vampires, did n’t you? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Remember what we ’d say in those days? ’ said the Senior Wrangler. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Ride the horse. ’ ‘ Where to? ’ ‘ That ’s for me not to know and you to find out. ’* CURRY GARDENS Curry with Vegetable … …. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Run away and leave Hrun with that thing? ’ Twoflower said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Sir? ’ YES? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Sir? ’ YES? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ So how come you left the Evil Dark Lord business, Harry? ’ said Cohen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What are we going to do now? ’ BUY YOU SOME NEW CLOTHES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What is there in this world that makes living worth while? ’ Death thought about it. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What precisely was it you wanted, madam? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What ’s it look like to you, Tom? ’ said the major. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What ’s your name, kiddo? ’ Teppic drew himself up. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ What ’s your name, pictsie? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ When did you last eat? ’ said Sybil. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ When did you last have a bath, Esme? ’ ‘ What do you mean, last? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ When did you last have a bath, Esme? ’ ‘ What do you mean, last? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ When ’s this play going to be, then? ’ Magrat said, moving closer. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Why are you here? ’ The man hung his head. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Why ’d you want to come here? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Would your sire still be honouring us with the capping- out ceremony? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ You do n’t think a dress like this would be a bit … forward, do you? ’ said Sacharissa, holding the dress against herself. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ You know their big dish down on the coast? ’[ said Cohen.] |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | * ‘[ The bank] was built as a temple, but never used as one. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Moist. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | .. Let ’s just see where we ’ve got to, shall we? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | .. the … what was that again? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A book has been taken? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A certain lack of imagination? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A priest heard you, did he? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | A proper ceremony and everything? ’ Yes! ’ ‘ Hmm. ’ Ridcully stroked his beard. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | AND NOW? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU SUGGESTING I WILL KILL THE CAT JUST BY LOOKING AT IT? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU SURE THAT ’S ENOUGH? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | AS IF IT WAS SOME KIND OF PINK PILL? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | After all, what would be the point? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Against it, are they? ’[ said Granny] ‘ It ’s not as simple as that. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Aglet? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | All witches have special interests, and I like children. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because they ’re much easier to fit in the oven, ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | An Igor liketh to know where he thtandth. ’ ‘ Slightly lopsidedly? ’ said Magrat. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | An ability to get out of their depth on a wet pavement? ’* Vetinari peered at a small heap of bent and twisted metal. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And a note. ’ ‘ A note? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And all those exclamation marks, you notice? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And do n’t ask me about the tuppenny piece! ’ ‘ What about the tuppenny piece? ’ ‘ I ’m glad you asked me that, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And he swore as he hacked and hacked at a can of beer, saying, ‘ What kind of idiots put beer in tins? ’* Beer! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And in a nasty war, where ’s the best place to be? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And no one is to come in, right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And people did n’t have to lock their doors, did they? ’ ‘ That ’s right, Nobby. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And right beside him, very close to his ear, a voice has just said: DARK IN HERE, ISN’T IT? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And that ’s Cecil, thank you. ’ ‘ Cecil? ’ ‘ That is my name, ’ said Nobby coldly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And the thervantth? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And why do we want to be like the second mouse? ’ ‘ Because the second mouse gets the cheese, Darktan! ’ ‘ Good! ’ said Darktan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And why does some boy too stupid to know a cow is worth a lot more than five beans have the right to murder a giant and steal all his gold? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And … Nobby? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ It ’s Sergeant Colon, thanks. ’* There was sherry. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | And … Nobby? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ It ’s Sergeant Colon, thanks. ’* There was sherry. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Anyone brought a weapon? ’ There was a shaking of heads. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Apart from on the moon, o ’ course? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Approximately? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Are we fiendish killers? ’ He beamed at them. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Good. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Are you with me? ’ ‘ I think so. ’ ‘ Well, that ’s Tawneee. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Bury a potato and in due season you could be looking at a dividend of a thousand per cent. ’* ‘ Vetinari has a dog? ’ ‘ Had. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But does it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But everything will belong to the people. ’ ‘ So … who ’s going to pay for the shoes? ’ said Mr Supple. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But if he does n’t solve the murder of just one dwarf, Commander Sam? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But my legs, I suggest, could at least stop a pig in a passageway ’ ‘ Sorry —? ’ ‘ They ’re not bandy ’ she explained. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But wheat is the dark secret of Holy Wood kill? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | But … does n’t the first mouse get something, sir? ’ Darktan stared at the young rat. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Can I press you to a candied starfish? ’ ‘ I am yours to command, master, ’ said the old man calmly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Can I press you to a candied starfish? ’ ‘ I am yours to command, master, ’ said the old man calmly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Can you identify yourself? ’ ‘ Certainly I ’d know me anywhere. ’* ‘ Honestly, Salzella... |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Can you sing? ’ ‘ A bit. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Catnaps could get you by for a while, but sooner or later you need a solid eight hours, right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone in the world ever knowingly go out one day and buy a fish slice? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did you do it? ’ ‘ No! ’ ‘ Well, you ’re a busy man, sergeant. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did you just talk? ’ ‘ Would you feel better if I said no? ’ said Maurice. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Did you just talk? ’ ‘ Would you feel better if I said no? ’ said Maurice. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you know what a seraglio is? ’ ‘ Um … ’ She told him. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do we ever use it? ’ is as praise unto Anoia. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how to handle a sword? ’ A little, ’ said Victor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what water does to silk? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do you remember Mr and Mrs Harker? ’ ‘ Very fondly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ The shoemaker ’s frown grew deeper. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Does that sound right? ’ I DON’T THINK SO. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Er … what is it? ’ ALBERT SAID THERE OUGHT TO BE SNOW ON IT, BUT IT APPEARS TO HAVE MELTED, said Death. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Finally, Malicia ’s voice said: ‘ Are you two up there or not? ’ Keith crawled out of the hay and looked down. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Finally, all he could manage was, ‘ And what did your men do about this? ’ ‘ They had a bun too, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Five cards each, no draws? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Five? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Friend of yoursh? ’ ‘ We ’ve got this sort of hate- hate relationship, yes. ’ That ’s old Twoflower, Rincewind thought. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | From now on I shall remember that you always said that, sir ’* ‘ Colon and Nobbs are investigating this? ’ said the Patrician. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Go on. ’ The door was opened by a stout man … A dwarf voice in the region of his navel said, ‘ We ’re the Watch, right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Good, is n’t it? ’ Teppic bit his lip. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Got another hanky? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU EVER BITTEN A RED- HOT ICE CUBE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | HOW CAN I TELL IF HE ’S BEEN NAUGHTY OR NICE, FOR EXAMPLE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Had to eat our own boots. ’ ‘ Did you find it? ’ said the Dean. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Hah! ’ ‘ And there ai n’t one of ‘ em that — what ’re you talking about? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | He also wants the Inquisition to stop torturing bin? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | He arrives at one of their forts and knocks: IS THIS THE KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | He had a biscuit, sir. ’* ‘ Fool? ’ ‘ Marry, sir — ’ said the Fool nervously. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | He is taken into a room full of all types of clothing and asked: Yo, my son, which of these is the most stylish thing to wear? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Him and his big face? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Hogfathers? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How about one hand of poker? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How can …? ’ Angua stopped. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How many fingerth am I holding up? ’ Hubert slowly focused. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How many have you come for? ’ ONE. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How many times have we heard this story? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, exactly? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I did n’t athk. ’ Students, eh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I know my rights. ’ ‘ What rights are they? ’ said Granny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I ’m in it anyway, right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I mean, at least he got in. ’ ‘ His head did. ’* ‘ Who ’re you? ’ said Cohen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I think not! ’ ‘ Gosh, really. ’ ‘ And will you just look at these torn and bedraggled clothes I have to wear? ’ Maurice looked. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll do it by myself ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I ’m always right! ’ ‘ What were you doing on a doorstep? ’ said Maurice. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sorry. ’ ‘ What about the cagéd whale? ’ said the soaking visitor, trying to squeeze into what little shelter the dread portal offered. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | IT seemed an easy job … After all, how difficult could it be make sure that a servant girl does n’t marry a prince? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | IT ’S A BIG BOOK DO I HAVE TO READ IT ALL AT ONCE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | If you had, you know, a lucky guess? ’ ‘ But that ’d be cheatin ’, ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is that readin ’ I just did, or wuz it no ’? ’( And the words were: SHEEP ’S WOOL, TURPENTINE, JOLLY SAILOR.) |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is this art, too? ’ ‘ Freedom? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Is this art, too? ’ ‘ Freedom? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It does not appear to wish to depart. ’ And the reason for its presence? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It means … sometimes a woman is so beautiful that any man with half a brain is n’t going to think of asking her out, okay? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It was rather serious. ’ ‘ Blood spilled? ’ said Agnes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a bit like life in that respect. ’* ‘ And what do you really do? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a lot more complicated than I ever thought it would be. ’ ‘ What, for you too? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s because it ’s me that — ’ ‘ — gets the hangovers? ’ said Susan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s got the numerals all wrong and it ’s stuck the hands on crooked. ’ ‘ A bird that builds clocks? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | It ’s really a thing foreigners do. ’ ‘ Really? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | I’M SORRY? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Join what? ’ THE KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | KOOM Valley? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Like … sherry, custard … that sort of thing? ’* ‘ Someone got killed up here. ’ ‘ Oh, no, ’ moaned Nanny Ogg. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Lots of spectacles. ’ ‘ What, free? ’ said Throat. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | MARACAS? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | MISTRESS WEATHERWAX? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Magrat blurted out, ‘ You know the Fool, who lives up at the castle? ’ … ‘ It ’s a steady job, ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Manickle? ’ ‘ Yessir? ’ said Shufti, rigid with instant panic. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Manickle? ’ ‘ Yessir? ’ said Shufti, rigid with instant panic. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | My current owner, it said, is in need of succour and assistance; why not give it to him, so you and me can go off somewhere and enjoy ourselves? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Needs some medicine. ’ ‘ Why ’s he unconscious? ’ said the doctor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | No offence, but you ’ve got a bit more colour than the average penpusher. ’ ‘ Dark clerks? ’ said Moist, and then recollection dawned. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | No one? ’ Slowly, Jade raised a hand. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | No? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | No? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Noh actors are allowed to move around. ’ ‘ Are n’t they? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Not much chance of that … See? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Not to mention commit an act of ecological vandalism? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Now considering that most children can toddle at a year or so, the four legs reference is really unsuitable, would n’t you agree? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Now, what ’s that tell you about a place, eh? ’ Rincewind shrugged. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ Why do n’t we just say “ Hello, we ’re up here ”? ’ said Keith innocently. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ Why do n’t we just say “ Hello, we ’re up here ”? ’ said Keith innocently. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | One of the big questions about Discworld for a newcomer is ‘ Where do I start? ’ This is a tricky one. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | One question, right? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Ponder, relieved. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or Why Has n’t Anyone Taught Those Kids To Use A Knife? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or anything? ’ ‘ Coupla scars, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Or because a bit of spare cloth was still attached? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Page one started promisingly: Where ’s my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | People join to … to … with your mind, you know, when you ca n’t … things that happened … ’ FORGET? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Pickled coelacanth? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Progress just means bad things happen faster. ’* ‘ How come you ’re in the palace guard, Casanunda? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Pure hangman. ’ ‘ Hangman? ’ said Shufti. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | REPETITIVE ACTIONS AND SO ON … ‘ It could get serious if you left it. ’ HOW SERIOUS? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | RLNCEWLND? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | RLNCEWLND? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Rhino chunks? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Right? ’ This caused a cheer. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Said you ’d asked him, sir! ’ ‘ Oh, so Jackrum ’s little lads are gangin ’ up on their kindly ol’ sergeant, are they? ’ said Jackrum. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | See the Houses? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | See the people in the streets? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Seeing it all like this makes me feel very … very … ’ ‘ Scared? ’ suggested Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | She offered me a bun. ’ ‘ A bun? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | She ’d read that one and thought, Excuse me? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Should the daughter of a mayor be expected to wash up at least once a week? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Sittin ’ around in your own dirt like that. ’ ‘ What do you do, then? ’ said Magrat. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So I can save you a bit of trouble, how about it? ’ There was a flicker of uncertainty in Lily ’s expression. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So he asks her, because he figures, why not? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So noon would be age 35, am I right? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So who knows who the last hero really is? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | So, what were his options? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of magical accident, was n’t it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes she ’d ask a little question, like ‘ Why was that? ’ or ‘ And then what happened? ’ and off they ’d go again. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes she ’d ask a little question, like ‘ Why was that? ’ or ‘ And then what happened? ’ and off they ’d go again. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Stevedore ’s hooks were their weapon of choice, as I recall. ’ ‘ And yours …? ’ said Vimes, agog. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Still … no worries, eh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Suppose I am just about to die and this is my whole life passing in front of my eyes? ’ I THINK PERHAPS YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | T spoke blasphemy against the king. ’ ‘ How did you do that? ’ ‘ I dropped a rock on my foot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | THE CAT DIES WHEN THE AIR RUNS OUT? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | THEN WHY? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That caused a moment ’s pause from the sergeant before he said: ‘ Just knew that, did yer? ’ ‘ Nosir! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That is to say, he had no god in mind. ’ ‘ He hoped one would turn up? ’ ‘ Exactly sir. ’ ‘ Like bluetits? ’ said Moist, peering around. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That is to say, he had no god in mind. ’ ‘ He hoped one would turn up? ’ ‘ Exactly sir. ’ ‘ Like bluetits? ’ said Moist, peering around. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That was a sharp one. ’ ‘ What was? ’ ‘ That winter just then. ’ ‘ Call that a winter? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That was a sharp one. ’ ‘ What was? ’ ‘ That winter just then. ’ ‘ Call that a winter? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how you get sound, you know. ’ ‘ Is it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s not the time for silly arguments, all right? ’ ‘ Oh, yes it is, ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies glumly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s our motto, eh? ’ said Albert. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what people remember. ’ ‘ Nanny, would you like to be a bridesmaid? ’ ‘ Not really, dear. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what the … the … ’ KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what you ’ll learn, if you ’re gon na survive this war. ’ ‘ We have to steal our food? ’ said Maladict. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The breeze gets into places I would n’t dream of talking about. ’ ‘ Really? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The desperate mad rattling and cries of ‘ How can it close on the damn thing but not open with it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The old cigarette packet? ’ ‘ Certainly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The public thinks big, sensible, measured thoughts while people run around doing silly things? ’ ‘ I think so. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The sign which says “ Do not, under any circumstances, open this door ”? ’ ‘ Of course I ’ve read it, ’ said Ridcully. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The wizards said, what about easy terms? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | The world belongs, however, to those who can look at the glass and say: ‘ What ’s up with this glass? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Then Mort said, ‘ What do all those symbols mean? ’ ‘ Sodomy non sapiens, ’ said Albert under his breath. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Then she said, ‘ This will do. ’ ‘ What do you need? ’ said Slot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Then the author began to get to grips with their material: Where ’s my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Then the damp figure said, ‘ Are you sure the ill- built tower does n’t tremble mightily at a butterfly ’s passage? ’ ‘ Nope. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Then the visitor said, ‘ What? ’ ‘ “ The good mother makes bean soup for the errant boy. ” ‘ There was another, longer pause. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | There ’s other stuff too, but I ran outa numbers. ’* ‘ You know what most of the milit’ry training is, Perks? ’ Jackrum went on. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | There ’s overheads wherever you look. ’ ‘ Even underfoot? ’ ‘ There too, sir, ’ said Shady. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | There ’s seven hundred thousand of them. ’ ‘ Ah? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | This is a newspaper, is n’t it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | This is my glass? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | This is, after all, a council of war ’* ‘ A Klatchian bigwig is coming here? ’ said Vimes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Thus were immortalized in generations of atlases such geographical oddities as Just A Mountain, I Do n’t Know, What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | To which the reply is: well? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Try and make sure he does n’t kill the cow, you understand? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Two- Dogs- Fighting? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Uh, how do I feel about brandy? ’ ‘ You do n’t like brandy, dear. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Us? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Vimes is chatting to his butler: ‘ Tell me, Willikins, did you fight much when you were a kid? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS YOUR NAME? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF I HAD NOT … LOST? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHERE ELSE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEART OF MEN? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WHY DOES ANYONE TAKE A PERFECTLY GOOD DRINK AND THEN PUT IN A CHERRY ON A POLE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | WITH THE LITTLE MOUSTACHE AND THE GRIN LIKE A LIZARD? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Was there any other field where flaws made things worth more? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | We are just civilians, all right? ’ The door opened a crack. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | We do n’t athk quethtionth. ’ ‘ Really? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | We do n’t want to be like the first mouse, eh? ’ ‘ No, Darktan, ’ the rats chorused dutifully. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | We do the other stuff, sir. ’ ‘ Amusingly shaped vegetables? ’ ‘ Well, a bit of that, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well … who knows? ’ ‘ How did he write his poems? ’ said Susan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well … who knows? ’ ‘ How did he write his poems? ’ said Susan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well, what about her? ’ ‘ Well … in a way, you did marry her, ’ said Ponder. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Well, you know why he ’s so cheerful? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Were you in a gang or anything? ’ ‘ I was privileged to belong to the Shamlegger Street Rude Boys, sir, ’ said the butler. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What are we, magpies? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What do you expect it to become? ’ ‘ In the course of a year, just about everything, ’ said Mr Bent, smoothly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What do you expect to find? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What does that tell you? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What does the first mouse get? ’ The roar of voices made dust fall down from the ceiling. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What else works on werewolves? ’ ‘ A gin and tonic ’s always welcome, ’ said Angua distantly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you look for in a woman now? ’ Cohen turned one rheumy blue eye on him. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What makes you think we ’re watchmen? ’ ‘ He ’s got a helmet on, ’ Nanny pointed out. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What mouse do we want to be like? ’ ‘ The second mouse, Darktan! ’ said the rats, who ’d had this lesson dinned into them many times. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What sort of game is that? ’ I DON’T RECALL. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What use would it be? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What was it he always said? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What was it you were wanting? ’ I WISH TO JOIN. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What ’re the four Ss? ’ ‘ Shape, shadow, silhouette and shine, sarge! ’ said Polly, snapping to attention. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What ’s an aglet got to do with anything? ’ snapped Malicia. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What ’s good for vampires? ’ Oats thought for a moment. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the magic word? ’ The knocker perceptibly sneered. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | When the mad axeman was running down the street you were n’t allowed to back away muttering ‘ Could you find someone else? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where is the big jolly fat man? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where was the witchcraft in that? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where would you look, if you ’re such an expert? ’ ‘ Why is there a rat hole in a ratcatchers ’ shed? ’ said Keith. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where would you look, if you ’re such an expert? ’ ‘ Why is there a rat hole in a ratcatchers ’ shed? ’ said Keith. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s my cow? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the sense in that? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who Goes There? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who Goes There? ’ he shouted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who bought this? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? ’* The Night Watch. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who told you that? ’ ‘ I Worked It Out. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought that better roads and faster carts would have led to that? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who would not wish to be the man in charge of Ankh- Morpork ’s Royal Mint and the bank next door? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s playing silly buggers? ’ The other senior wizards stared at him. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why is Death creeping down chimneys and trying to say Ho Ho Ho? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, thur. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ We do n’t need to show we ’re patriotic, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Will you look at this waistcoat? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t I? ’ said Malicia. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Would a minute have mattered? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Would you buy a suit just because one arm was shorter than the other? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | YOU HAVEN’T HEARD OF THE BAY OF MANTE, HAVE YOU? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | YOU KNOW THIS FAMILY? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ ‘ But then I grew a little older again and I came to see the point of dark women of a sultry nature. ’ He paused. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You Do. ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You better show me where it is. ’ You want to take the boy down there? ’ ‘ Right now. ’ The man looked at his wife, and shrugged. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You could sing your way out or you could fight your way out. ’ ‘ What was the third way? ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You did put them in the sack, did n’t you? ’ No. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You did, did n’t you? ’ Albert stated. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t know what a rhinoceros looks like, do you? ’ Sunlight filled the clearing as the old witch laughed, as clear as a downland stream. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t think so? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You eat animal flesh and vegetables, but it hardly defines you, does it? ’* ‘ How does Perdita work, then? ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You eat animal flesh and vegetables, but it hardly defines you, does it? ’* ‘ How does Perdita work, then? ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You have a cowshed? ’ said Granny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You knew I was wondering about going. ’ ‘ It was obvious, was it? ’ ‘ And the answer ’s no. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You summoned the Watch, ’ Carrot drew himself up proudly, ‘ because someone ’s taken a book? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You think he ’s a bad man? ’ said Granny, adjusting her hatpins. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You think that makes it easier? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You ’d think I ’d think of me, would n’t you? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You ’re saying humans need … fantasies to make life bearable. ’ REALLY? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | You ’re the dwarf, are you? ’ ‘ Nosir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Yrs sincerely, The Opera Ghost ‘ What sort of person, ’ said Salzella, ‘ sits down and writes a maniacal laugh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | Zoology is really quite short. ’* ‘ Are you a witch? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A knocking without a door? ’ he said suspiciously. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A man throwin ’ his sword awa ’? ’ yelled Rob. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A new one, for preference. ’ ‘ That ’s all? ’ ‘ And some matches, ’ said Granny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A prayer wheel, yes? ’ ‘ No, this is nothing like as complex, ’ said Wen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A prayer wheel, yes? ’ ‘ No, this is nothing like as complex, ’ said Wen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Admit it- she offered you hedonistic and licentious pleasures known only to those who dabble in the carnal arts, did n’t she? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah. ’ ‘ Enough? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aha, you think I do n’t know that one? ’ Colon shouted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All my life I ’ve wanted to see dragons! ’ ‘ From the inside? ’ shouted Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I? ’ wheezed Nobbs, smoke curling out of his ears. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An extremely heavy beetle? ’ Malicia went uncharacteristically silent for a moment. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And he can ask either guard? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Oh, right. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how about the flag? ’ ‘ Well, obviously I salute it every day, sir. ’ ‘ But you do n’t wave it, at all? ’ the major enquired. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how about the flag? ’ ‘ Well, obviously I salute it every day, sir. ’ ‘ But you do n’t wave it, at all? ’ the major enquired. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that is? ’ ‘ Colour, sarge! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the bastard never invited me to the wedding. ’ ‘ Who? ’ ‘ Him. ’ ‘ But he ’s you! ’ ‘ Is he? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the bastard never invited me to the wedding. ’ ‘ Who? ’ ‘ Him. ’ ‘ But he ’s you! ’ ‘ Is he? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the cat doings? ’ ‘ To remind us that disharmony, like a cat, gets everywhere. ’ ‘ The cabbage stalks? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the cat doings? ’ ‘ To remind us that disharmony, like a cat, gets everywhere. ’ ‘ The cabbage stalks? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they ’re better than money ’ ‘ Paper ’s better’n money? ’ said Catseye. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And throw away the key? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And which was he? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And which was he? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why was this? ’ ‘ The examiner thought I ’d used trickery, madam. ’ ‘ And did you? ’ ‘ Of course. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why was this? ’ ‘ The examiner thought I ’d used trickery, madam. ’ ‘ And did you? ’ ‘ Of course. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you say you ’re him? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And your point, madam, is …? ’* Vimes turned his back and faced the crowd. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any chance of fitting a brain like this into the Dean ’s head? ’ ‘ It does weigh ten tons, Archchancellor. ’ Ah. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any clue to who he is? ’ said William. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone got something to drink a bottle of beer out of? ’ Another man nodded hopefully. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we talking or are we playing? ’ OH, VERY WELL. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you a hunter? ’ I LIKE TO THINK I AM A PICKER- UP OF UNCONSIDERED TRIFLES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you following me or what? ’ ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE WORDS ‘ DEATH WAS HIS CONSTANT COMPANION ’? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you following me or what? ’ ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE WORDS ‘ DEATH WAS HIS CONSTANT COMPANION ’? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you the Watch? ’ said a voice. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ashamed of your lovely, lovely uniform, Perks? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ At the cards, you mean? ’ YES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bet? ’ he said wearily. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Break even? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I ’ll be the one making the shoes? ’ ‘ Of course. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But is there internal consistency within the metaphor? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But no one ever amounted to anything who went that way ’* You … you do know what kind of place this is, do you, Esme? ’ said Nanny Ogg. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you never used magic for it, did you? ’ ‘ Din’t have to, ’ said Nanny happily. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you put it in the sack in the first place, did n’t you? ’ No. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you were there too, were n’t you? ’* Ankh- Morpork no longer had a fire brigade. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you dance? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ Swords? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you dance? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ Swords? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you do that? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you swim? ’ said Victor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you tell by the pricking of your thumbs? ’ said Magrat earnestly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Coming from an attractiff fwoman it works nine times out of eight. ’ ‘ Magic word? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal … Cotton? ’ IT ’S A POSSIBILITY. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal … Hand Wash Only? ’ PROBABLY NOT. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal … Medium? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dictionary? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I hear things, or can that little dog speak? ’ said Dibbler. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t I say? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t you hear the secret knock? ’ said Malicia, staring up at him in annoyance. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did that cat just speak? ’ said the mayor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you bring a weapon, Tonk — Magda? ’ ‘ No, Polly ’ ‘ No item of any sort with a certain weapon- like quality? ’ Polly insisted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you bring a weapon, Tonk — Magda? ’ ‘ No, Polly ’ ‘ No item of any sort with a certain weapon- like quality? ’ Polly insisted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I like rabbit? ’ ‘ Yes, dear. ’ ‘ I thought I liked beef. ’ ‘ No, dear. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t you remember those wonderful nights in Grjsknvij? ’ ‘ Oh, fresh morning of the world indeed, ’ said the Count solemnly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do they ever win? ’ NO. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do we employ you? ’ ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ Ah. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know what happens to lads who ask too many questions? ’ Mort thought for a moment. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know who you ’re here for? ’ THAT IS NOT MY CHOICE. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you remember when we last went on holiday, Sam? ’ ‘ That was n’t really a holiday, dear, ’ said Vimes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you remember your father, Nobby? ’ ‘ Old Sconner, sir? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you remember your father, Nobby? ’ ‘ Old Sconner, sir? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want a lawyer? ’ ‘ No, I ate already ’ ‘ You eat lawyers? ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want a lawyer? ’ ‘ No, I ate already ’ ‘ You eat lawyers? ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t she, sir? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Double or quits? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Drumknott, does the housekeeper have a store cupboard on this floor, do you know? ’* ‘ I believe in freedom, Mr Lipwig. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er … is that one Vlad? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er … what does master want for breakfast? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er … you said the second mouse gets the cheese, sir? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For a bit of wood with a nail in it? ’ said Fred Colon. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gawain? ’ she said, eyeing a nervous bear who had suddenly spotted her and was now trying to edge away nonchalantly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good. ’ HOWEVER … YOU UNDERSTAND THAT TO WIN ALL YOU MUST GAMBLE ALL? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got any tea? ’ ‘ But I did n’t call on anyone! ’ ‘ You did, ’ said Anoia. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got to leave yourself some work for tomorrow. ’* ‘ Anyone heard of Ning the Uncompassionate? ’ ‘ Sort of, ’ said Boy Willie. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Haff you been taught nothing, miss? ’ She drew herself up to her full height, which was n’t really worth the effort. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Has he been eating his bedding? ’ ‘ All the sheets seem to be here, so I suppose the answer is no. ’ ‘ How ’s he pissing? ’ ‘ Er. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Has he been eating his bedding? ’ ‘ All the sheets seem to be here, so I suppose the answer is no. ’ ‘ How ’s he pissing? ’ ‘ Er. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have You Looked In All Your Pockets? ’ McAbre saluted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you thought of going into teaching? ’ Death ’s face was a mask of terror. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He did n’t … leave you anything? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He is a D’reg! ’ ‘ Dreg? ’ said Angua. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He was the fat one, yes? ’ ‘ That ’s right. ’ ‘ Why has he got a pet monkey? ’ ‘ Ah, ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He was the fat one, yes? ’ ‘ That ’s right. ’ ‘ Why has he got a pet monkey? ’ ‘ Ah, ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s rich, thick and oily, yes? ’ ‘ And smells faintly of eggs, ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can you not make a profit by making money? ’ ‘ Overheads, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How come a cat knows a word like that? ’ said the girl. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know it wath me, thur? ’ said Igor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know he ’s dead? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How much do you owe him? ’ said Hwel. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do not! ’ ‘ Well, what about people like Foul Ole Ron and No Way Jose and Cumbling Michael? ’ ‘ That is not spying, that is not spying! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, why should you? ’ ‘ Good grief, you amaze me, ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, yes, it ’d have been nice, but I wo n’t lose any sleep over it. ’ You wo n’t? ’ ‘ Well, no. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I remember when all this was n’t fields. ’ ‘ What was it, then? ’ said the nearest pine. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose there might not be a secret passage? ’ said Maurice. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think it is Corporal Nobbs to whom you refer … ’* ‘ Who was that man with the granite face I saw in the Watch House? ’ said Angua. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder what kind of person would put that on a wallet? ’ ‘ Someone who was n’t a very nice person, ’ said William. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m off to the mountains. ’ ‘ That ’ll help, will it? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If we steal them, do they become ours? ’ said Chickenwire. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In mid- winter? ’ ‘ Actually they ’re sprouts with a dash of enchantment. ’ ‘ They taste like strawberries? ’ Cutwell sighed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In mid- winter? ’ ‘ Actually they ’re sprouts with a dash of enchantment. ’ ‘ They taste like strawberries? ’ Cutwell sighed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it an old … clock? ’ he added. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it heroic to die like this? ’ said Conina. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it just me, or is that wrong? ’ ‘ But, you see, once you have made it, a penny keeps on being a penny ’ said Mr Bent. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t it hard? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t that dangerous? ’ said Ponder. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that a problem? ’ said Leonard. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that a trick question? ’ said Catseye, smirking. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is the Door of Knowledge sealed fast against heretics and knowlessmen? ’ ‘ Stuck solid, ’ said Brother Doorkeeper. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this a dagger I see before me? ’ he mumbled. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this a trick question, sarge? ’ he said, at last. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is, er, there something wrong, dear? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ca n’t be intelligent, can it? ’ said the Bursar. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It does n’t matter? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It merely stores and moves time. ’ ‘ That simple, eh? ’ ‘ And now I shall test it, ’ said Wen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It merely stores and moves time. ’ ‘ That simple, eh? ’ ‘ And now I shall test it, ’ said Wen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s about zoology. ’ ‘ Zoology, eh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s part of the pattern. ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s the only way to make progress. ’* You think that ’s really true? ’ William said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s what we call “ blind scubbo ”. ’* You could try scrounging something at the inn. ’ ‘ Scrounge? ’ said Polly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Join? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just remember who ’s the superior civilian around here, all right? ’ He hammered on the door again. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just went straight in and saved everyone, in the finest tradition of the Watch! ’ ‘ Fred? ’ said Vimes, wearily. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Kiddo? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like this? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like … maybe … rip off all your clothes and run naked in the rain? ’ she hazarded. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mistress Weatherwax is the head witch, then, is she? ’ ‘ Oh no! ’ said Miss Level, looking shocked. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ More likely to be biscuits, then? ’ Carrot suggested. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Hubert? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ My best cow ’s been taken mortally sick, too. ’ ‘ Oh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, no good to eat at all. ’ ‘ Why? ’ called Twoflower. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, ’ he said eventually, ‘ what? ’ There was silence. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No. ’ ‘ Er … yeah … right … well, just you remember that, right? ’* ‘ Sam? ’ Vimes looked up from his reading. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No. ’ ‘ Er … yeah … right … well, just you remember that, right? ’* ‘ Sam? ’ Vimes looked up from his reading. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not sure about that. ’ ‘ Well then, why ca n’t you eat them? ’ Rincewind coughed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, has anybody got a bottle of beer? ’ Ahahahahaha! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, if we — ’ ‘ You mean the cows? ’ said Supple. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Officers? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yes? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh … do you mean those stocky little men in black suits and bowler hats? ’ ‘ The very same. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you ’ve been a teacher, have you? ’* ‘ There ’s a lot of waiting in warfare, ’ said Boy Willie. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay How about: when it continues to walk on two legs or with any prosthetic aids of its choice? ’ The Sphinx gave this some consideration. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pathword? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps I would like a beer? ’ War ventured. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Please! ’ ‘ See? ’ said the doorknocker triumphantly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pleased to meet you. ’ ‘ There ’s a goddess just for that? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really true? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really …? ’ IT DID NOT SEEM TO GET INTO THE HOGSWATCH SPIRIT AT ALL. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Jenkins. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Susan briskly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Vimes, genuinely impressed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She — ’ ‘ Bet you half a dollar? ’ said Nanny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir, you know you said you were going to steal a gate key off a guard and break his neck? ’ said Polly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So we can believe the big ones? ’ YES. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So — ’ Yes? ’ ‘ Why do n’t I remember it? ’ Ponder had been ready for this. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So — ’ Yes? ’ ‘ Why do n’t I remember it? ’ Ponder had been ready for this. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Squeak? ’ it asked. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That simple, eh? ’ ‘ And now I shall test it, ’ said Wen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was bloody brilliant! ’ ‘ Well, I am the sergeant, right? ’ Colon whispered. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s how it works … See the river? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s right. ’ AND IF HE ’S BEEN BAD? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s the magic of it. ’ ‘ It is? ’ said Moist. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Great Trout what? ’ said another mayfly, nervously. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The cow? ’ Death shook his head. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The good old rank and file, eh? ’ ‘ The rank, anyway ’ said Vimes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The maiden, the mother and the crone. ’ ‘ Who are you calling a maiden? ’ said Nanny Ogg. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Theatricals, you see? ’ he said brightly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Thee? ’ said Igor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then what? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s magic afoot? ’* Susan … it was n’t a good name, was it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s magic afoot? ’* Susan … it was n’t a good name, was it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ These were new today ’ REALLY? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re not the same at all! ’ YOU THINK SO? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Thirteen? ’ he quavered. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a battlefield, is n’t it? ’ said the raven patiently. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This place was a kind of celestial bird box? ’* ‘ It costs more than a penny to make a penny ’ Moist murmured. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tiddles? ’ said Moist. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tooth fairies? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ True. ’ ‘ The last leader gave me some advice just before he died, and do you know what it was? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Two- Dogs- Fighting? ’ Two- Dogs- Fighting? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Two- Dogs- Fighting? ’ Two- Dogs- Fighting? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Um, why not? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Upstairs, is she? ’ ‘ In the barn, ’ said Ivy flatly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Urn, why not? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Using magic? ’ ‘ Um, ’ said Mort, ‘ I do n’t think so. ’ ‘ Then pick very thin walls, ’ said Cutwell. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very important. ’ ‘ Will it protect me? ’ said Lobsang, putting it on. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wait a minute, would you? ’ He looked down at his sleeve. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Walnut? ’ ‘ No, thank you, ’ said King Verence[ a ghost], waving a spectral hand. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Want me to have a look? ’ WOULD YOU MIND? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Want me to have a look? ’ WOULD YOU MIND? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was that supposed to happen? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was there something else, Mr Stibbons? ’ Ponder looked at his clipboard. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was there? ’ THERE WILL BE, said Death, IF I CAN FIND THE DAMN PLACE. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wassat? ’ said Cohen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We do n’t want to be sitting here all night, do we? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We got it from Ron ’s Pizza Hovel round the corner. ’ ‘ Has someone already eaten this, Vimes? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’ll swing across on to them with our cutlasses in our teeth? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re talking about one day here? ’ he said doubt- fully. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Weird, is n’t it? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well … I suppose Perdita is that part of me. ’ ‘ Really? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, it looks like … a crude gearwheel? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about it? ’ ‘ It should know nothing of the mighty deeps, if you must know. ’ ‘ Oh, the caged whale. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about the show? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about this one, then? ’ said Nobby, pointing to the adjacent plinth. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you afraid of? ’ Rincewind took a deep breath. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you talking about, Carrot? ’ ‘ The Dwarf Bread Museum. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean, a man? ’ ‘ It ’s easy ’ said the Sphinx. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think of that, eh? ’ I THINK SHE WAS WRONG. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does it contain, then? ’ ME. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does it say? ’ ‘ “ Not A Very Nice Person At All ”, ’ she read. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What d’y’call dem fings, dey kinda crumble when you eat dem? ’ he ventured. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What for? ’ ‘ I think they ’re using them to control the children. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is the secret? ’ ‘ You ’ve got to make sure there ’s no newts in the water, ’ said Granny. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was it, Leonard? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re you doing here? ’ he shouted. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re you going to charge our man with, sarge? ’ said Sam. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s a curry? ’ The blue fires flared deep in the eyes of Death. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in it? ’ ‘ It ’s stew, ’ explained Dibbler. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the password? ’ Vimes said quickly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name, soldier? ’ ER … You do n’t have to say, actually. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, not a stroke? ’ ‘ About how deep is the sea here, would you say? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, not a stroke? ’ ‘ About how deep is the sea here, would you say? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Darktan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ It could be us, ’ Rincewind pointed out logically. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What’th in it? ’ ‘ Boiling water, ’ said the corporal. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s that? ’ There was some more whispering. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which god? ’ ‘ None, as it turned out. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which one? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you calling a mother? ’ said Magrat. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ said the Patrician. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ she said sharply. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ ‘ Ah, I ’m glad you asked. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who did it? ’ ‘ After he viewed Do n’t Talk to Me About Mondays! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who knows what the child will become? ’ Death stood up, and reached for his scythe. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’re you? ’ said Granny, bluntly. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s playing the maracas? ’ Death grinned. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s she? ’ ‘ She lived in Klatch and she had a lot of lovers and she sat on a snake, ’ said Cutwell. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whut ’s the plan, Rob? ’ said one of them. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why Not? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do it like this? ’ ‘ I think they ’re meant to be good intentions, ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t we just invite them to dinner and massacre them all when they ’re drunk? ’ ‘ You heard the man. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do you keep saying wossname? ’ said Rincewind. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why d’yer think I want it opened? ’* Lord Downey was an assassin. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? ’ IT ’S A MATTER OF THE LOOK OF THE THING. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why would I be a witch? ’ ‘ You ’re wearing a straw hat with flowers in it. ’ ‘ Aha! ’ said the woman. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why would anyone want to kill him? ’ SEE THE MAN NEXT TO HIM? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why would anyone want to kill him? ’ SEE THE MAN NEXT TO HIM? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ THAT ’S WHEN THEY THINK I’LL BE TAKING MY MASK OFF. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ With that sword? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Without what? ’ said the Fool. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Worse than the kids hitting one another with their toys, do you think? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like a strawberry? ’ Mort glanced at the small wooden punnet in the wizard ’s hands. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like it to stay there? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeah? ’ said Cohen. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, I think when they did these ropes up – yes, definitely, they — ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but you did n’t actually eat them, did you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, sir? ’ I HAVE TO KNOW. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, ’ said Cohen, in a reasonable tone of voice, ‘ but that is n’t the point, is it? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ IF YOU WOULD PLEASE STEP THIS WAY. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ Er … can I ask a question, sir? ’ ‘ All right, ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ Er … can I ask a question, sir? ’ ‘ All right, ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are a doctor, are n’t you? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You bite them in the neck? ’ ‘ Not yet, ’ said the mayor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can knock. ’ ‘ Me? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can really talk? ’ said Carrot. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do know what a woman in a pointy hat is, do n’t you? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t like beer, dear. ’ ‘ I do n’t? ’ ‘ No, it brings on your trouble. ’ ‘ Ah. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t like him? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do? ’ ‘ I know you ’ve been thinking about it. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean she makes them out of human flesh? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean she makes them out of human flesh? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean that really is a cat ’s name? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean … the one with the giant cabbage and the sort of whirring knife thing? ’ ‘ Sorry? ’ Teatime looked momentarily nonplussed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean … the one with the giant cabbage and the sort of whirring knife thing? ’ ‘ Sorry? ’ Teatime looked momentarily nonplussed. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You minister to all sorts, right? ’ said Vimes. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You say? ’ he said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You still reckon I should ’ve asked Mr Ivy? ’ she said. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You sure? ’ ‘ Certain, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ My word! |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want fried bread with your sausages? ’ Susan looked at the mess sizzling in the huge frying pan. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re wondering, after all this excitement, has it got enough flame left? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve been the leader for … how long? ’ ‘ Ten years, ’ said the mayor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Never trust a wizard over sixty- five ”? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t eat the green wobbly bit ”! ’ ‘ Good advice? ’ said the mayor. |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | … WHY ARE YOU HERE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | … WHY ARE YOU HERE? |
The Wit & Wisdom of Discworld - Terry Pratchett | … possessed of an inbuilt disposition to accept the first explanation that presents itself and then bunk off somewhere for a quiet smoke? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Double nubble, stubble trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bub —WHY is n’t the cauldron bubbling, Magrat? ” Tomjon awoke, shivering. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Whole grain wheat and lentils too, In the cauldron seethe and stew? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Do you think I have n’t studied you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ I ’ll go and find Granny Weatherwax, shall I, miz? ” said Shawn, hopping from one leg to another. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What ’s this? ” hissed Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Where is he now? ” said the king, coldly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | A crayon? — Hwel stared at this in horror. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | A knife? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | A meeting. ” “ A knees up? ” said Nanny Ogg hopefully. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | A play that will go around the world, a play that will be remembered long after rumour has died? ” “ No, lady. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Abdicate, or whatever. ” “ In favour of whom? ” said the duchess icily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | After all, have you not been to see me today on matters of state? ” He leaned closer to Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Ai n’t that right, Nanny Ogg? ” “ Very useful screeching, I thought, ” said Nanny Ogg hurriedly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | All right? ” said the Fool desperately. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | All right? ” “ All right, ” echoed Magrat, hypnotised by the sheer pressure of his persistence. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | All the women are played by men. ” “ Why? ” “ They do n’t allow no women on the stage, ” said Magrat in a small voice. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | And I got the impression he ’d much rather we believed his eyes. ” “ On the other hand, ” said Vitoller hurriedly, “ what harm could it do? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | And his- ” “ Your whole family have been Fools? ” “ Family tradition, sir, ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | And the witches – where are the blasted witches? ” Three junior apprentices presented themselves. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | And then one of them said,"Here after what?" |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | And then they gave me a look. ” “ What sort of look? ” The duke sat with his thin face cupped in one hand. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Anyone know what that means? ” “ It ’s the badge of King Verence, ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, he does n’t know he is n’t royalty. ” “ And you ’re not going to tell him, are you? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t you going to say something? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Are one what? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Are there no pilliwinks? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | As the cauldron bubbled an eldritch voice shrieked: “ When shall we three meet again? ” There was a pause. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | At the end of the day, a Fool ’s a Fool. ” “ Why d’you want to know, Magrat? ” said Granny Weather- wax. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Behind the door? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But a witch would certainly come looking for her cat – would n’t she? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But all the right ingredients were there, were n’t they? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But how can words become history? ” “ It was a very good play, the play that I saw, ” said Felmet dreamily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But it would not be a good idea to talk about all this after you ’ve left, do you see? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But this is the flat bit. ” “ You call this flat? ” “ Flattish, ” Nanny conceded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But what was time, after all? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But you could try a bit more hollowness. ” “ How d’you mean? ” Tomjon put down his cup. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But you do n’t mean anything like that, do you? ” “ No. ” “ Oh. ” Magrat shivered. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | But you never do. ” “ Do what, my passion? ” The duke yawned. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | By the way, did you bring the cocoa? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Can I see you after the show? ” “ Is that all he said? ” “ Oh, there was something about showing witches their future. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Can I see you after the show? ” “ Is that all he said? ” “ Oh, there was something about showing witches their future. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Can they see him? ” “ Should n’t think so. ” King Verence staggered slightly under the weight. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Caparisoned, and that. ” “ Has he got a magic sword? ” said Magrat, craning to see. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Careful, I ’m bringing us down. ” “ Are you laughing at me? ” “ Just pleased for you, Esme. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Couple of coppers, right? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Demons? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you hear me, woman? ” This time Tomjon got the spin and pitch of his voice just right, but Granny rallied magnificently. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Did you tell her? ” “ And calm down. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do I look like one? ” The guard looked at her occult bangles, her lined cloak, her trembling hands and her face. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t mind us. ” “ Wha? ” said Wimsloe. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do they do human sacrifice? ” “ It would appear not, ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that ’s strange? ” “ Things that try to look like things often do look more like things than things. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do you think we should put some cornflour into it? ” “ It wo n’t matter. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to write an acceptance speech? ” “ I told you. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Dying? ” NO, I SUPPOSE NOT. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Else he would n’t be coming here, would he? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Everyone thought so. ” “ How would you know? ” snapped Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Fascinating, is n’t it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Finally Nanny Ogg said, “ She done it up nice, has n’t she? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Finally, all he could manage was, “ And what did your men do about this? ” “ They had a bun too, sir. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Gods, how could anyone like a kingdom like this? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Ha. ” “ You were n’t, were you? ” said Lady Felmet, leaning forward and glaring at the dwarf. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Had she just thought all those thoughts, or had they been thought through her? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Had there been a hiss of shocked breath, down in the darkness of the hall? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Have we got everything this time? ” “ Yes, Granny. ” “ Light the fire, Magrat. ” “ Yes, Granny. ” “ Right. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | He bloody well went and fetched Ron here a right thump, did n’t he? ” “ Yeah. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | He is in good health? ” Granny nodded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | He said, “ Argle. ” “ She did what? ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | He was given to the witches? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | He ’s talking! ” “ Talking? ” Hwel jumped up and down. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Her willing suspension of disbelief was interrupted by a voice saying: “ What ’s this bit? ” Magrat sighed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Himself mostly, I think. ” “ Is that why you went to the city? ” “ Yes. ” “ It ’s disgusting! ” The Fool sat calmly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How come this one takes offence all of a sudden? ” “ It ’s been here a long time, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How could a king go down in history ruling a people like that? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How do you do it, Fool? ” “ Jokes, nuncle. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How fast did a forest ’s heart beat? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, exactly? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How ’s anyone going to know? ” “ You got something on your mind, Esme? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How ’s anyone going to know? ” “ You got something on your mind, Esme? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the play going? ” “ Hmm? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the play going? ” “ Hmm? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Hurry up with that tea, Magrat. ” “ What are you going to do about the burghers? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Hwel, “ gainst whom no? ” “ Oh, good grief, Dafe." |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I can not abide slackness. ” “ I ’m sure you know best, but — ” “ What of these witches? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I could n’t see you again before I go, could I? ” “ I shall be washing my hair, ” said Magrat stiffly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t, do I? ” “ Absolutely not, ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I know my rights. ” “ What rights are they? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I mean, Black Aliss, well, she just upped and went at it. ” “ You saying I could n’t do it, are you? ” “ Excuse me, ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it would make the Dysk look like a shed. ” “ Who would come to see me? ” said Tomjon, sagging in his seat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I mean, look at him, how much would you expect him to have on him? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I reckon we ’ve got to take that very seriously, do n’t you, Hron? ” “ You got to tie her hands and gag her, ” said Hron hurriedly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I say, excuse me, help? ” Someone is bound to come down here again one of these days. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I think witches cross anything they like. ” “ Did they say anything else? ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I trust your tax gatherers know where to find them? ” “ Ah, ” said the chamberlain, miserably. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I was n’t to know, was I? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what else Gytha Ogg noticed? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll be back in a few weeks, anyway. ” “ Do n’t you understand I ’m asking you not to listen to him? ” “ I said I ’m sorry. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll go and see, shall I? ” He wandered away. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sorry. ” “ You see, just — ” Hwel paused at the mouth of a dark alley “ Did you hear something? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got to find a hill, if you ’ll excuse me. ” “ To see where you are? ” “ To see when, I think. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | I, Verence, formerly King of- ” “ What testimony is this? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | IS SOMETHING THE MATTER? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | If I could just get it right. ” “ You ’re absolutely sure about the ghost, are you? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | If they end up giving us their swords, what the hell can we do with them? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | If we substitute egg white will the spell a) work b) fail or c) melt the bottom out of the cauldron? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | If you are nice to us, d’you see? ” There was a shrill, short scream from somewhere nearby. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | If you want my advice, sire, I ’d set fire to the thatch. ” “ Set fire? ” “ Yessire. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Imps? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | In the meadow by the pond, all right? ” “ Well — ” “ See you there, then. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Is it going to happen again? ” “ You ’ve got a bloody hard head, ” said Magrat, pulling herself to her feet. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t there somewhere a bit more friendly? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Is this not true? ” Granny looked away. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It chooses you. ” “ Yes, but when do you actually become a witch? ” “ When the other witches treat you as one, I suppose. ” Magrat sighed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It is a special talent. ” “ But can you find someone who has it? ” “ There are such people, lady. ” “ Find one, ” murmured the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It was like magic. ” “ Magrat Garlick, what are you saying? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll be easy. ” “ We could put words in their mouths? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all very well calling for eye of newt, but do you mean Common, Spotted or Great Crested? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It ’s on his head, d’you see? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the bells, is n’t it? ” said the Fool wearily, rubbing his ribs. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | It ’s traditional. ” “ What are you talking about, girl? ” “ Three good witches are supposed to give the baby three gifts. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | KING: Is this aduckknife dagger I seebehindbesidein front of before me, itsbeak handle pointing atme my hand? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s just leave the whole question open, shall we? ” They nodded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Light the fire, Magrat. ” “ Mmm? ” “ I said, light the fire, Magrat. ” “ Mmm? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Light the fire, Magrat. ” “ Mmm? ” “ I said, light the fire, Magrat. ” “ Mmm? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Look — ” she leaned forward – “ it does n’t have the same kind of likes and dislikes as people, right? ” Nanny Ogg leaned back. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Lots. ” “ And people do n’t do anything about them? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | MAD OLD SOOTHSAYERS SHOUTING THINGS AT YOU IN THE STREET? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Magrat! ” “ Yes? ” said Magrat, startled. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Man in a pub told me about it, sort of thing. ” “ But he ’s stolen too much? ” “ So it appears. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Merchants? ” “ I ’m rather pleased with Act II, Scene IV, ” said Hwel, propelling the toddler towards the props box. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | More or less. ” “ Yes, but how much does he want? ” “ An arm and a leg. ” The dwarf and boy stared at him in horror. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Mrs Vitoller said, “ Why does he need a home? ” “ He has n’t got one, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Must I put it in for you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | My word, yes. ” “ Why? ” The chamberlain hesitated. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Never knew that, did you? ” sneered Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Nightmares? ” “ Gods, it was terrible! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | No, I should n’t think so. ” “ What does it mean then? ” “ Dunno. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Not about monkeys, eh? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Nothing much, really. ” “ Shall we have another try? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Now then, did he actually stab her, or just accuse her? ” “ I do n’t want to be a king! ” Tomjon whispered hoarsely. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Now, woman, will you confess? ” “ What to? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Now, woman, will you confess? ” “ What to? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Only the finest ingredients, mark you. ” “ Chop them up with that, do you? ” said Hwel innocently, pointing to the axe. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Only what is, not the why and how of it. ” “ I see. ” “ May I go now? ” “ Um? ” “ Please? ” Granny jerked upright again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Only what is, not the why and how of it. ” “ I see. ” “ May I go now? ” “ Um? ” “ Please? ” Granny jerked upright again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Only what is, not the why and how of it. ” “ I see. ” “ May I go now? ” “ Um? ” “ Please? ” Granny jerked upright again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Or help her across the r- river. ” “ You have? ” “ It ’s t- terribly b- bad luck not to. ” Tomjon gave Granny a polite smile. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Puts people in a nice frame of mind, does n’t it? ” There was a chorus of “ Sshs ”. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Remember Aliss Demurrage? ” There was silence. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | SORRY? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | STRANGE DREAMS? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Say, have you Gott a Pensil? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | See the one at the end, with the blue and white sign? ” “ Yes. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | She heard the king say, “ My own flesh and blood? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | She liked nothing better than Girl meets Frog. ” “ Why did they call her Black Aliss? ” “ Fingernails, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | She ought to know. ” “ How long ago was this? ” “ Just a few minutes. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Shocking. ” “ And you ’re going to send the castle to sleep? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Surely that was better than hitting people with swords? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | THIS IS VERY IRREGULAR, he went on, apparently to himself. HOWEVER, WHO AM I TO ARGUE? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | That was it. ” “ Finger a prince? ” said Magrat, uneasily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | That would be better, would n’t it? ” Tomjon grinned. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | That would be nice, would n’t it? ” “ But we could work our way home over land and pick up some more cash. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | That ’s my son? ” The uncracked walnut fell from Nanny Ogg ’s fingers and rolled on to the floor. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | That ’s the next step. ” “ We shall look for him directly after lunch. ” “ Lunch? ” “ It ’s chicken, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | The Fool said, “ How did you get to be a witch? ” “ Um? ” “ I mean, did you go to a school or something? ” “ Oh. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | The Fool said, “ How did you get to be a witch? ” “ Um? ” “ I mean, did you go to a school or something? ” “ Oh. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | The Fool said, “ How did you get to be a witch? ” “ Um? ” “ I mean, did you go to a school or something? ” “ Oh. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | The actual words are,"Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold". ” “ Is there a chorus? ” “"Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold", ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | The people liked it. ” “ You tell me history is what people are told? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Their chief said, “ Is that it? ” For the first time in his life Tomjon looked nonplussed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Them? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Then Mrs Vitoller said, “ And you, who ask this, you are by way of being his —? ” “ Godmothers, ” said Nanny Ogg promptly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Then Tomjon said, “ I ’m sorry? ” “ What? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Then Tomjon said, “ I ’m sorry? ” “ What? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | There ’s a lot of magic going on tonight. ” “ Is there? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | There ’s three witches in this coven, remember? ” “ She was before your time, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | They ’re out there, are n’t they? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | They ’re putting an Influence on the castle, are n’t they? ” “ Marry, nuncle — ” the Fool began. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | To hire more soldiers, I expect? ” “ No. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Very poor organisation. ” “ Not really good organisation, like we ’ve got here? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Very strong, I should say. ” “ What ’s that? ” “ I was never very good with words, you know, ” said Champot. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Was there rose bushes involved, or was it spinning wheels in that one? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Was this in fact the case? ” The sergeant wrinkled his forehead. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll never hear the last of it, miz. ” “ Where were you going? ” demanded Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll say he fell down the stairs. ” “ But people will suspect! ” “ Are there no dungeons? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | We ’re heading for Lancre Bridge, remember? ” Nanny obediently turned the broomstick, brushing the canyon walls as she did so. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Well may you — ” “ Can I have a go in it? ” “ Your pleas fall on deaf. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Well, and why not? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Well, just tell them"no", then. ” “ Just like that? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What are them things on the walls? ” “ Sigils, ” said Granny sourly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What are they doing in my play? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What are we going to do about it? ” “ Nothing. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What are you three playing at? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What did you do with the old king? ” “ I left the rock on the kitchen table, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What difference does that make? ” “ A hundred years’d be over- egging it, mind, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What do I know? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What do they stroll about playing, then, in these crowns? ” “ You do n’t know about the theatre? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What do they stroll about playing, then, in these crowns? ” “ You do n’t know about the theatre? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What do we do next? ” Magrat hesitated. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What do you make of it? ” “ He spends all his time around the stage, master. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What had he got himself into? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the toad? ” “ Please, Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What is he saying? ” Nanny shook her head. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ” “ It ’s a kind of thumbscrew. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What of the crown? ” The duke shrugged. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What play? ” said Hwel, innocently. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What was he good at? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What was next? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What was that, then? ” demanded Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What would the last King of Ankh have said to a pack of ragged men who knew they were outnumbered, outflanked and outgeneralled? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’d happen if we buried it really deeply somewhere? ” “ A badger’d dig it up, ” said Granny wearily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a drabe? ” she added. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happened to his leg? ” He listened some more, and added, in horrified tones, “ And I certainly never did that! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he going to do? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that big wardrobe thing with the spikes? ” The duke was trembling. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this one? ” “ It ’s a rock, ” chuckled Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Where shall we go next? ” “ Next? ” “ Tonight is young! ” “ No, tonight is dead. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Where shall we go next? ” “ Next? ” “ Tonight is young! ” “ No, tonight is dead. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Where would it all end? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Which eye, anyway? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who are you to decide what is amusing? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ” King Verence stepped forward. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who knows how a king behaved a thousand years ago? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who knows where such things come from? ” He stared impassively into Vitoller ’s red face. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who said they could be in my play? ” The duchess, who was less inclined to deal in rhetorical questions, beckoned to the nearest guard. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s got the baboon hair? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why am I a ghost? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why did you shout like that? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t I feel angry? ” GLANDS, said Death shortly. ADRENALIN AND SO FORTH. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why has he done this to me? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why is he saying I did that? ” The look he gave Nanny was full of pleading. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Why ’s he got a hump on his back? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Will it work? ” “ It ’s got to be worth a try. ” A group of Lancre dignitaries were approaching with the crown on a cushion. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Will tapioca do just as well? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Will you let these witches defy you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Will you stand idly by and let trouble seed for the future? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Will you watch it change, over the years, become shoddy and mean? ” The king ’s ghost faded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Without what? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t anyone be able to see me? ” OH, THE PSYCHICALLY INCLINED. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t it be best for everybody, in the circumstances? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t that buy time? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to repeat it? ” “ It was a good speech, ” the bandit conceded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t go around messing with fundamental rules. ” “ You ’re not going to help? ” “ Well. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You could do us all a favour, see? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t really, did you? ” “ What the hell ’s that? ” hissed Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t really, did you? ” “ What the hell ’s that? ” hissed Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t remember any brothers and sisters, do you? ” “ I do n’t remember anyone! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t want him to go, do you? ” “ I was all for it at first. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t been putting ideas in her head, have you? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ You know what I mean. ” Nanny stood up. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t been putting ideas in her head, have you? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ You know what I mean. ” Nanny stood up. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t seen a cat around here, have you? ” “ Yes. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You said. ” “ Well? ” “ I drank it, did n’t I, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You try and do someone a favour, this is what happens. ” “ How much has he got, then? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You will furnish us with their addresses. ” “ Addresses, ladyship? ” “ Where they live. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You ’d know that if you ’d ever — ” “ If I ’d ever what? ” said Granny Weatherwax, quietly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll absolutely never break it unless of course you happen to find yourself in the water? ” “ Better than drowning, ” Nanny said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You ’re evil hags, right? ” “ Yes, Hwel, ” they said meekly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You ’re in league with them, I suppose? ” “ My lord! ” said the Fool, really shocked. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | You? ” Tomjon explained. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | [ 3]“I imagine she offered you visions of unearthly delight? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | and then they started arguing about my name, and then they said,"Anyway, who shall be king hereafter?" |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | infirm on purpose? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | miss? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | who would have thought he had so much blood in him? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | you need to finance your ambitious programme for the country. ” “ Sorry? ” said the duke, who was getting lost again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A bloody good quaff. ” In fact, he thought, why fight it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A child on the throne? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A good actor can be anything, right? ” He could feel the Fool ’s eye boring into the back of his short neck. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A knife? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A knocking without a door? ” he said suspiciously. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A witch? ” “ I wo n’t, ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ A- are you s- sure you listened carefully, sir? ” “ I wo n’t tell you again! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ About what? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ After all, you never thought being a witch was going to be easy, did you? ” “ I ’m learning, ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Aha, it calls you forth for vengeance, does it? ” said Tomjon in desperation. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, ” he was saying, “ how about The King ’s Brides? ” “ Last year, ” said the voice of Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Also houses in quite good repair, stone ’s throw from river — ” “ Throw? ” “ Drop, ” Nanny conceded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ An oven? ” Nanny Ogg had said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And anything for yourself, sir? ” he added. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you see my archers, on the wails? ” “ I see ‘ em, ” said Granny grimly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And he so mazed with drink? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And how will I know what my destiny is? ” said the king, desperately. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And me with fifteen of my own? ” “ I ’m just saying that we ought to think about it, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And now perhaps someone will tell us what this is all about? ” said Granny, turning to the third man. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And now, ” he said, “ to what do I owe this visit from three such charming ladies? ” In fact he ’d won. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And that? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And the child? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And this kingdom wants a better king, is that it? ” “ No! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And where ’s Magrat got to? ” Magrat looked up guiltily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And why not? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And will anyone listen to you, you earwax- coloured little twerp? ” “ This is a witch we have here, ” said the other guard. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And you, Magrat, make sure the door ’s shut. ” “ What are you going to try? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ And —? ” “ Well, that was it. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, how goes it, sisters? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, if people did n’t have children, where would we be? ” “ None of your girls is a witch, ” said Granny, also standing up. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, the old king was n’t much of a friend to you, was he? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Apart from these stocks, you mean? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you glad to see me? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they all right? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you Death, fellow? ” he ventured. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right, sir? ” said the sergeant. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you arguing with me? ” “ No, my lord! ” “ I thought so. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you dead or not? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you from around these parts, young man? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you loyal, Fool? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you really a witch? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure I ca n’t do it myself? ” “ It ’s not done, sire, kings knocking at humble cottage doors. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure you ’ll be all right? ” “ If I ’m not, precisely how much help can you be? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure you ’ll be all right? ” “ If I ’m not, precisely how much help can you be? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you trustworthy? ” “ I swore to follow my lord until death, ” said the Fool hoarsely. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But can your words change the past? ” The Fool considered this. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But it would do us no good at all to know it? ” Another nod. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But our Jason and our Wane went out and tole him we did n’t want to join. ” “ Small man, bald, black cloak? ” said Granny thoughtfully. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But she taught you all the midwifery and everything? ” “ Oh, yes, that, ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But we ’re not witches! ” “ Why do you look like them, then? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But what is he doing? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But you just said — ” “ Who knows? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ But- ” “ And who knows what witches may achieve? ” said the dwarf. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ By the way, ” he said, “ exactly how does one quaff? ” “ I think it means you spill most of it, ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I see you again? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can anyone hear us? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can no orders of mine be obeyed? ” he screamed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you do it? ” said Vitoller. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you remember what he said after all those tomorrows? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you tell by the pricking of your thumbs? ” said Magrat earnestly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you tell us why? ” she said, without turning round. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Certainly not. ” “ Where are we, then? ” “ The mountains. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Choke- pear? ” he said desperately. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Comic Washing Up with Two Servants. ” “ Any death- bed scenes? ” said Vitoller hopefully. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Cut what down? ” said Lady Felmet, icily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I hear you say/ come, my lady? ” “ Get these people off, he says! ” Tomjon advanced to the front of the stage. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I land on you? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did anyone see you? ” “ No, everyone was too busy, but — ” Magrat hesitated, and blushed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did he keep pets? ” The two witches surfaced from whatever deeper current they had been swimming in. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did he? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you want to be anything else? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you feel the world move? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you hear that? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you hear that? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you hear the sniggering in the crowd? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I have to walk around moaning and screaming? ” Death shrugged. DO YOU WANT TO? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I have to walk around moaning and screaming? ” Death shrugged. DO YOU WANT TO? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I sound like that? ” said Willikins, his face pale. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I sound like that? ” “ Yes, ” chorused the company. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t change the subject! ” “ Sorry, my sweet. ” “ What I said was, how could you have been so stupid as to let them get away? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you worry! ” “ You come aboard, d’you hear? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do the honours, will you? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you all hear me? ” he screamed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you fear him now? ” said Gumridge. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mean per cents? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think I ’m fearsome enough? ” he said, as he tried to fix it on again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think a bit of simple conjuring would frighten me? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think they will? ” she added, nonchalantly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think we should go in? ” said Magrat diffidently. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Does eldritch mean uncomfortable? ” he hissed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Does oo want to go home, den? ” said the Fool hopefully. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Does the skin of witches turn aside steel? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Done what? ” Magrat hesitated. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme! ” “ And I beg you, Granny Weatherwax, to restore my son to the throne. ” “ Restore? ” “ You know what I mean. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg, after a while. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone ’s just people. ” “ Can I borrow the crystal? ” said Magrat suddenly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone. ” “ What, every night? ” “ You could order them to, ” said Hwel, without looking up. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Fifteen years? ” said the Mayor of Lancre. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Fool? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Fool? ” “ Marry, sir — ” said the Fool nervously, and gave his hated mandolin a quick strum. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Get out of the way? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Good. ” “ Were they? ” whispered Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Had a row with your young man? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Handy for everywhere. ” “ Everywhere where? ” Nanny gave up. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Has anyone got a light? ” she inquired. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got any family still working up at the castle? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you really thought about this? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ He tells them what to say. ” “ Do n’t they know? ” “ I think they ’re forgetting, ” said Magrat sourly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s not a bit of an elf, is he? ” “ Absolutely human, ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s not dead! ” “ Are you calling me a liar, my girl? ” snapped Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Here, how did you get out of the castle? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Here, you ’re not with the theatre? ” “ Tha ’s us, ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” The witches looked at one another sheepishly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” said Verence, gloomily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hoofbeats? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How about tonight? ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How can we hide something like this? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know my name? ” Magrat sized up the door. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How do they make it flicker? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How do we go about getting breakfast? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How far away did he say he ’d come from? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been here, then? ” Champot reached down and rubbed his nose. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How long will it really be? ” UNTIL YOU HAVE FULFILLED YOUR DESTINY, I ASSUME. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How much did we say we were going to pay you? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How much did you steal? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How much do you owe him? ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How should I fight magic? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ How will I do that? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwel says what the hell ’s going on? ” he hissed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwel, there ’s no crown. ” “ Hmm? ” said the dwarf, his mind wrestling with ways of building thunder- and- lightning machines. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwel? ” said Tomjon desperately. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwel? ” “ What ’s up, lad? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwel? ” “ What ’s up, lad? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I ca n’t pull you up! ” “ Well, I ca n’t climb up, can I? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I cut my teeth on a set of bells. ” “ I suppose it gets handed on, from father to son? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t think you meant that, did you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect I ’ll just go and see if Magrat has any clean rags, shall I? ” And now Granny was left alone. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean get down safely! ” “ You ’re a witch, ai n’t you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, how long will I be a ghost? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, so what? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I never liked heights. ” “ Did you bring something to drink? ” “ Certainly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I reckon they ’re roistering in there, do n’t you? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I said tie their hands, did n’t I? ” he snapped. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, did n’t I? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, is this not true? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I saw you in the dungeon, did n’t I? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? ” “ Er. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you have n’t got any idea where we are? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I think within these four walls we can dispense with that sort of thing. ” “ Who told her? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought it was amazing the way all those people became kings and things, did n’t you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I trust, ” he said, “ that they do pay taxes? ” “ Not, exactly pay taxes, my lord, ” said the chamberlain. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wished to attract a witch. ” “ I suppose you ’re no good at locks? ” “ I fear they would be beyond my capabilities as yet. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder how many cockerels there are in Lancre? ” she said quietly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder how they get all them kings and lords to come here and do this? ” said Granny, totally unabashed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder why they all want the job? ” “ Do you take sugar? ” said Magrat, behind her. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder why they all want the job? ” “ Do you take sugar? ” said Magrat, behind her. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder why, then, you did not in fact do this thing that I asked? ” “ Sir? ” “ I expect she said some magic words, did she? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder why, then, you did not in fact do this thing that I asked? ” “ Sir? ” “ I expect she said some magic words, did she? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder why, then, you did not in fact do this thing that I asked? ” “ Sir? ” “ I expect she said some magic words, did she? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll remember that you did n’t like it. ” “ What ’s that? ” said the duke sharply. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m supposed to grovel on the floor, is that it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ If I kiss you, ” he added carefully, “ do I turn into a frog? ” Magrat looked down at her feet again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ In order? ” he shouted. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Indeed. ” “ That was how your family used to run a kingdom, was it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is anyone sitting here? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it real roistering, do you suppose, or merely rollicking? ” said Tomjon, grinning. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it all for the best? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Granny, “ of course it is. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t that the old king? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? ” he demanded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Mss Magrat? ” said Shawn, raising the flap of mail that covered his eyes. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a tavern open around here? ” Tomjon joined him at the window, and pointed down the length of the street. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any more? ” “ I think Gytha finished it, by the sound of it. ” They sat on the fragrant heather and stared up at the moon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there something in the kingdom that was n’t there before? ” she hazarded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there something strange at large in the kingdom? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a dagger I see before me? ” he mumbled. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a dagger I see before me? ” “ Of course it ’s a bloody dagger. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this going to take long? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s legal? ” “ Up to a certain point. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s mam! ” “ What ’s happened to her? ” “ He ’s locked her up! |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s no good getting yourself tied down to appointments all the time, is it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not true what everyone ’s been saying about our mam, is it, m’m? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s one of them style of things, then, is it? ” “ Goodie Whemper said it held a mirror up to life, ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s salt pork, understand? ” said Hwel sharply. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s the witches, is n’t it? ” he growled, his left cheek beginning to twitch like a landed fish. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” “ Can you write a play? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” “ Can you write a play? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Let me out of this, will you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Lock up a witch, would he? ” Granny shouted at the trees. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, just one candle? ” “ All right, ” said Nanny Ogg, relenting a bit. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Looked at him carefully, have you? ” said the old witch. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Ma – Yes, sir. ” “ So you would know all about the native beliefs and so on? ” “ I suppose so, sir. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Magrat, just kick that kindling over here, will you? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Mrs Vitoller, ” she said eventually, “ may I make so bold as to ask if your union has been blessed with fruit? ” The couple looked blank. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ My worst? ” she said, eventually. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ M’m? ” “ Was there something else? ” Shawn twisted the end of his chain- mail vest out of embarrassment. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ M’m? ” “ Was there something else? ” Shawn twisted the end of his chain- mail vest out of embarrassment. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ Pilliwinks? ” “ That ’s a pretty name. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Not commoners, I trust? ” “ Absolutely not, ” said Granny with considerable firmness as a vision of Vitoller floated across her imagination. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Not where? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Now you realise, eh? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, what are you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh yes? ” shrieked Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Okay? ” “ Well, it ’s bloody freezing down here. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ One what? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ One what? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Only perhaps not just now and not just like this, eh? ” “ Wyrd sisters, indeed! ” Granny yelled. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Or I ’ll report you! ” “ Oh, you ’ll report us, will you? ” said Hron. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Or is it your night off? ” Thundergust ’s brows beetled again like a cockroach convention. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Orgulous? ” said the duke, absently. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Others? ” “"Pray carry a stone out of the palace so ’s I can haunt it, good mother,"he says, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Otherwise it ’ll be the scrubbing brush for you. ” “ You mean stranger than usual? ” “ Get on with it, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Over Razorback way? ” Nanny looked innocently across the misty landscape. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ You have n’t, have you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ You have n’t, have you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ People expect it. ” “ How soon can you act it? ” “ Stage it, ” corrected Hwel, and added, “ We ’ve tried it out. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ People tolerate them? ” “ Oh, indeed, ” said the chamberlain happily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Perfect eyesight? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Please excuse me. ” “ What ’s his name? ” said Vitoller. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Plus a bit of brown eyeshadow. ” “ Eh? ” “ And a couple of hankies in the vest, ” he added. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Quite comfortable, are we? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember the old days? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember what happened last time, foolish man? ” “ We left two of them loose, ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Say again? ” NO PREMONITIONS? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Say again? ” NO PREMONITIONS? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ See all those tavern signs? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ See who it was? ” “ The Fool, I think. ” There was a thoughtful pause. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” she said to the world in general in a strangely satisfied voice. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ She does go on, does n’t she? ” she said conversationally, as the duchess collapsed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ She offered me a bun. ” “ A bun? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s a witch, is n’t she? ” said one of them, tentatively. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ I mean, it is possible I may have confused you. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ I ’m not sure I made your orders clear, sergeant, ” said the duke, in snake tones. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Smouldering Boot of Punishment? ” said the king. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s being a king for you, is it? ” she said softly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s witches ’ magic, is it? ” said the guard. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ So we can tell this Fool that we ’ll do it, can we? ” said Vitoller, his hand on the bag of silver. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ So, ” she said, “ and it comes to this, does it? ” “ You do n’t frighten me, wyrd sisters, ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Something big behind all this? ” Granny hesitated, and then nodded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Something the matter? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Something wrong with your eye, Esme? ” she hazarded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” Granny turned. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Sort of an"urk"noise? ” “ No. ” Granny spun around. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Still they defy you? ” The duke shrugged. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Take it or leave it, okay? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, Fool, does it always rain here? ” “ Marry, nuncle — ” “ Just answer the question, ” said Lord Felmet, with iron patience. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That gave me a clue. ” “ Does it bother you? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That what? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s him, is n’t it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s modern witchcraft for you, is it? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s nature ’s way, ai n’t it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s nice, is n’t it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ The child? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ The meadow, okay? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ The other witches being those two old ladies? ” he said, relapsing into his usual gloom. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ The whole of Lancre? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Then what will you do? ” “ Wait. ” “ Wait? ” “ Wait, and consider. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Then what will you do? ” “ Wait. ” “ Wait? ” “ Wait, and consider. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ There is nothing new in the kingdom, ” said the demon, “ but the land has woken up. ” “ What do you mean? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ There would n’t be any mustard, would there? ” “ No, ” said Hwel sullenly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s not going to be any trouble, is there? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s something else here, is n’t there? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ They did n’t do anything, did they? ” “ Never laid a finger on me, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ They really are brothers, are n’t they? ” “ Oh yes, ” said Gytha Ogg. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ They said you were a witch, are you really? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’ve mugged a clown! ” “"Theft Licence"? ” said Tomjon, holding the card up to the light. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ This is it? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ This is more ceremonial. ” “ You mean unreal? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ This is n’t some kind of Zen, is it? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Three gifts, eh? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ To fetch our Jason and our Wane and our Darron and our — ” “ Wait a moment. ” “ Oh, Mss Magrat, suppose they try to torture her? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ To rob someone? ” “ We ’ll give him a chitty, of course, ” said Boggis. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Tomorrow night, then? ” the Fool persisted. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, I say? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Um? ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Us? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Very athletic, was n’t he? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Walnut? ” “ No, thank you, ” said King Verence, waving a spectral hand. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Want one? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Was he? ” he said, pointing. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that one of them wossname questions? ” “ I was just wondering. ” Nanny Ogg sat back. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Was ’ the nex ’ wor ’? ” “ S’gold. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ We are lost, are n’t we? ” said Tomjon, after a while. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ We do n’t, do we? ” said Granny, calmly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’d never hear the last of it. ” “ Why do n’t we just change the words? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’ll just take any loose change, valuables, food and clothing you might be having. ” “ Could I say something? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re going to curse people? ” he ventured. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well then, ” said the duke, “ if I ’m not dead, why are you here? ” He jumped up on to the wall and flapped his sheet. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, how can I find out? ” THESE THINGS GENERALLY BECOME APPARENT, I UNDERSTAND, said Death, and swung himself into the saddle. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, how was I to know? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well- designed streets, you ’ll notice. ” “ Streets? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” it said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she demanded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Were n’t you supposed to be rescuing someone? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What about them? ” Granny Weatherwax had done many unusual things in her time, and it took a lot to make her refuse a challenge. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, Magrat? ” “ There always seems to be such a lot to do at this time of year, do n’t you find? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, Magrat? ” “ There always seems to be such a lot to do at this time of year, do n’t you find? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you hanging around here for? ” he yelled. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” said Magrat suspiciously. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What can I do about it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” The duke pulled himself upright, brushed some of the dust off his clothes, and looked Granny full in the face. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” “ I saw it all, ” said the Fool, simply. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do I do next? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you call them things, there ’s always a hundred of them in anything? ” Magrat looked bewildered. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” “ You know, Nanny. ” “ It ’s not proper meddling, ” said Nanny awkwardly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think you ’re doing? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” Granny shook her head. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want? ” Her voice bounced and echoed among the rocks. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that matter? ” she roared. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What else is there? ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to that toad you had? ” “ It wandered off, ” muttered Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What have trees got to do with it? ” “ Well. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What have we here, and do they have any money? ” “ We ’re actors, ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you done to her? ” said Magrat, the first to dare to speak. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you got on your lap? ” “ It ’s my familiar, ” she said defensively. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ Salt pork. ” She shook her head. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of a theatre? ” “ They did n’t say. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of kingdom will he have to come back to? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of people? ” said the king. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What now, sarge? ” “ We – we spread out, ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What river? ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell you doing? ” roared Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell ’s going on? ” she said carefully. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What things? ” “ Do n’t like to say, m’m. ” “ What things? ” Shawn considered his next move. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What things? ” “ Do n’t like to say, m’m. ” “ What things? ” Shawn considered his next move. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it you said? ” “ Sugar in your tea? ” “ Three spoons, ” said Granny promptly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it you said? ” “ Sugar in your tea? ” “ Three spoons, ” said Granny promptly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d he go and kill him for, then? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d we want to join an oven for? ” “ She means a coven, Gytha, ” Granny Weatherwax had explained. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re we going to give him, then? ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s Gytha doing? ” “ She ’s giving the baby a wash in the sink, ” said Magrat vaguely. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a Zen? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a gentle, anyway? ” “ Type of maggot, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s all this about a play? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on now? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening now? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” he hissed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he on about now? ” she demanded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he saying? ” said the dwarf to the company at, for want of a better word, large. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s his name, do you happen to know? ” “ He ’s just called Fool, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that big bed thing over there? ” “ The rack, ” said the king, and explained its use. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that smell? ” she snapped. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the good of asking if you ’re not going to listen? ” She leaned towards the empty seat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the time? ” “ It ’s after midnight, ” said Hwel. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” he said to Magrat ’s pale face. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” said Vitoller. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s to be afraid of? ” she managed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What, him? ” “ Who, me? ” “ Ridiculous, ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What, him? ” “ Who, me? ” “ Ridiculous, ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What- are- you? ” he screamed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” Verence barked. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said muzzily. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Granny, who was thinking again. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the bandit. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the duchess. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the guard. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ I said, I ’ll now call upon the respected Granny Weatherwax to say a few words, ha ha, ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ I said, does eldritch mean uncomfortable? ” “ Eh? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ I said, does eldritch mean uncomfortable? ” “ Eh? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ I said, does eldritch mean uncomfortable? ” “ Eh? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It means"lack of success". ” They flew in chilly silence for several seconds. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever happened to not meddling? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever happened to the rule about not meddling in politics? ” said Magrat, watching her retreating back. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ When shall we three meet again? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ When ’s this play going to be, then? ” she said, moving closer. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ When? ” “ Whenever! ” Hwel pinched the bridge of his nose and squinted wearily at the wax- spattered paper. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are the witches? ” “ The chamberlain would appear to be right, beloved. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did that scream come from? ” she said, without taking her eyes off the guard. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where were you when the vowels were handed out? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Gytha? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Nanny? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s your fishing rod, lawn ornament? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s your little pointy hat, then? ” said the bearded man. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” said Tomjon. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whereas what? ” “ Eh? ” “ Are n’t you even listening? ” “ I knew it was wrong when I wrote it, I knew it was the wrong way round. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whereas what? ” “ Eh? ” “ Are n’t you even listening? ” “ I knew it was wrong when I wrote it, I knew it was the wrong way round. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whereas what? ” “ Eh? ” “ Are n’t you even listening? ” “ I knew it was wrong when I wrote it, I knew it was the wrong way round. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one are you using at present? ” said Verence, with a shade more deference. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one of you is the duke? ” Felmet stared pink- eyed up at her from his half- crouch in the corner. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Which stairs? ” “ Any stairs, ” said the Fool, who was beginning to sweat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” she shouted. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who designed it? ” “ A daft old chap in the Street of Cunning Artificers, ” said Vitoller. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who did you have in mind? ” he said sarcastically. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who do? ” said Verence, mystified. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who dost knock without? ” he growled. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who from? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who indeed. ” WHAT? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who knows, now? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was Black Aliss? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who will know? ” Gumridge waved a hand towards the audience. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’d have thought it? ” she said aloud. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” said Granny, bluntly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” “ Verence, King of Lancre, ” said the ghost, and bowed. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s a good boy, den? ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s gone mad? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s he? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s the fellow in the tights? ” “ He ’s the Prologue, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Whose mother? ” it said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is n’t anyone doing anything about it? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’re all them kings and people up there? ” “ It ’s a banquet, see, ” said Nanny Ogg authoritatively. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s he saying all this about me? ” he pleaded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why, nuncle — ” “ And I am not your nuncle. ” “ N’aunt? ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why, sirrah, ” he quavered, “ why may a caudled fillhorse be deemed the brother to a hiren candle in the night? ” The duke frowned. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ None of them would have believed me if you had n’t spoken up. ” “ Only because we was asked, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Will there be a comet? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you excuse us a moment? ” he said to the frantic thief, and dragged Tomjon to the other side of the alley. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Wisdom, do you think? ” “ That ’s something he ’ll have to learn for himself, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Witches? ” said Lord Felmet. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Without what? ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Without? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Wizards? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Would anyone care for a scone? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Would n’t it be rather uncomfortable? ” “ He ’ll thank us when he grows up, you mark my words, ” said Nanny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you care to share our lunch, good mo – old wo – ma’am? ” Granny looked doubtful. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like an apple? ” “ No, thanks. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but what are you going to do? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, it probably is. ” “ When are we going to do the play? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, my dear? ” “ What is the meaning of all this? ” she demanded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, my dear? ” “ What is the meaning of all this? ” she demanded. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Fifteen years into the future? ” “ Yes. ” Nanny looked at Granny ’s broomstick. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ What about pledges of eternal allegiance? ” “ What about them? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ What about pledges of eternal allegiance? ” “ What about them? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Granny, encouragingly. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she quavered. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ai n’t going to try that, are you? ” “ I mean to have a go. ” “ Bloody hell, ” said Nanny again, very quietly, and added. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You always put that in plays. ” “ Alarums and what? ” said Nanny Ogg, who had n’t been listening. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You are witches? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You can feel it, can you? ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You can see me? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You come from these parts, do n’t you? ” said the duke. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You did tell the truth, did n’t you? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t mean people, do you? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You felt it too? ” she said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You said that, did you? ” “ Yes! ” “ You ’ve gone a long way too far, ” said Granny. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You see? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you did n’t use them when you were alive? ” “ Absolutely, Nanny, ” said the ghost. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You two are with a theatre? ” said the Fool, now almost sober. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You will not help? ” Granny looked wretched. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You wo n’t let on, will you? ” it implored. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You would n’t mind banishing me, would you? ” said the demon, when no- one seemed to be taking the hint. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You would prefer the duchess ’s approach? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ll do it then, will you? ” said Vitoller. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a dwarf, are n’t you? ” Hwel did n’t feel he could deny this. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re bent on going? ” said Vitoller, at last. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re going to beg for mercy, are you? ” said the bandit. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not a witch, are you? ” he said, fumbling awkwardly with his pike. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re – you ’re not going to force me to go back, are you? ” he said. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve been a Fool long? ” said Magrat, politely. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve been here all the time? ” “ Just a few minutes. ” Granny glanced at the door. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve been thinking about this, have you? ” “ Yes. ” “ See here, Esme. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got to come down, right? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got to think headology, see? |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” “ You! ” “ What are you doing here? ” “ Marry, I was walking along the ground, ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” “ You! ” “ What are you doing here? ” “ Marry, I was walking along the ground, ” said the Fool. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ — give these things careful consideration. ” “ You do n’t know what to do, do you? ” said Magrat. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | “ “ And? ” “ They said the king should maintain his own peace, sir. |
Wyrd Sisters - Terry Pratchett | ” “ Marry, that you were not there at the time? ” said the Fool, brightly. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | A grey one, but nevertheless … Oh, where are my manners? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | A kind, alas, who would say something as innocent as, let ’s give it a try, it ca n’t hurt, surely? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | A knighthood? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | A spoon does n’t want you to say please and thank you, does it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | A young lady formerly employed at the Pink PussyCat, and very highly thought of there, I believe. ’ ‘ Does he? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Admittedly he had put a certain amount of shine on the episode; surely that was what shine was for? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After a while, and out of sheer curiosity, Drumknott said, ‘ What happened this time, my lord? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all the things they ’ve done? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, a simple “ Do you mind coming with us, sir? ” would have done the trick. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, he thought, we ’re all dwarfs together, are we not? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, he was, was he not, the Low King, the Low King of all the dwarfs? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, they all had stone weapons, did n’t they? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, they say, goblins and trolls are minding their own business, so why not the dwarfs? ’ ‘ No more news of Ardent? ’ asked the King. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, they say, goblins and trolls are minding their own business, so why not the dwarfs? ’ ‘ No more news of Ardent? ’ asked the King. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, what grag would hand over gold to an Ankh- Morpork dwarf? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, what is that compared to dealing with Ankh- Morpork with its myriad demanding problems every day? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, who does n’t like to have a place close to their work? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, who would deal with such as us in a world of new choices? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | After all, you are the man who gets things done. ’ ‘ What ’s the hurry, sir? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Agreed? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Ai n’t she champion? ’ Dick said happily. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Ai n’t that so, Mister Thunderbolt? ’ The air seemed to glitter as the troll stood up, shimmering as he spoke. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Always worth thinking about, do n’t you agree, Drumknott? ’ ‘ Damage to property, ’ said Drumknott speculatively. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Amid press headlines claiming SIMNEL SYSTEM FAILS and ARE PASSENGER LIVES AT RISK? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And Harry and I have added some embellishments of our own. ’ ‘ So who was on that coach, commander? ’ Moist asked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And I must point out that I do n’t need to enjoy myself. ’ ‘ Well, do so for my sake, will you, please? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And I ’m wondering, sir, why you ’re carrying it on this train? ’ Vimes turned to the other dwarf, presently chained to Sergeant Detritus. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And Moist, for some reason, could n’t help himself from saying, ‘ Well spotted, young man, and you know what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And Nobby said, ‘ It ’s a nice feeling, is n’t it, sarge? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And after all, if you ’re going to run a special train the locomotive should be special … ‘ You know what, Harry? ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And all that anyone can say now is: What next? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And are you sure that only one of your people was hurt? ’ ‘ Two goblins, captain, but they bounce well. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And going where? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And have any other engineers evaluated your findings? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And he did n’t, did he? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And he thought, well, is n’t it nice to be wanted? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And how can I get some of it? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, Harry, it ’s just me being normal. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And how is Mister Slightly Damp? ’ ‘ Moist is fine, my friend, and surely you know my husband does n’t like the name you goblins have given him. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And if you ’d allow us to lay down her rails, sir, we can really show you what she can do. ’ ‘ Rails? ’ ‘ Aye, sir. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And may I beg your pardon for not enquiring earlier? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And oh, it ’s your son ’s birthday, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, tomorrow! ’ A heavy gold coin dropped into the man ’s hand. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And on that day Nobby Nobbs will be a shining hero! ’ And that was all it took? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And our Emily tells me that the Quirmian for “ railway ” means “ card game ” so that would be right up your ruelle, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And she moved reet wonderfully, did n’t she, gentlemen? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And so he confronted Mr Simnel, saying, ‘ Surely we can afford to slacken pace a little and let you and your lads get your heads down for a bit? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And the dwarfs? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And the things they ’ve caused to be done? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And up to a point, and amazingly, it had worked and that was Ankh- Morpork, was n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And which would be better? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And who can say that ai n’t beautiful, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And who ever would have thought their eyesight was so discerning? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And why risk it when his own features were so unmemorable that no one recalled their shape in any case? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And why? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And with long enough, er, rails, you could get to all the other cities? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And yet how could she reward them for the increased efficiency? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And you know why? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And, more important, where did he go? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | And, of course, you ’re still in the same house? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Apropos of that, Mister Lipwig, how is the railway progressing? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Are you game, sir? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Are you one of them reporters? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Are you saying Iron Girder knows who her friends are? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | As he came up to the King, Moist whispered, ‘ Excellent … Where did you get that stink? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | As he supped the tea his wife puffed up his pillows and said, ‘ Come on, then, tell me, how did it go? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | At last Dick said hesitantly, ‘ Mister Lipwig, you know that girl with the long blonde hair and pretty smile who sometimes comes into the compound? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Best, I say, to deal with bogeys today, right? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But I told them, I never had indentures, never ’ ad a master, because, d’you know for why? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But could she really make a difference, Simnel ’s little experiment, more used to giving children rides around the yard? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But how did you make certain that the person who made certain actually did these things? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But in what world could that ever happen when you ’re dealing with grags? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But is n’t that just the world in a nutshell? ’ Vetinari turned to Simnel. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But tell me: where do you think will be the destination of the first commercial train? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But the Low King is elected, is n’t he? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But they failed to report at Big Cabbage or earlier as the train passed through Cranbury. ’ ‘ Are you certain? ’ The acolyte jumped. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But they would n’t be the sticks for long, would they? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But what do you think? ’ ‘ Ee, I know what you mean. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But what would Of the Twilight the Darkness do if he just ran away? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | But who lived there and what did they do, Moist wondered? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t get anywhere without quaderatics, can you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t they get up off their fat backsides and help their city? ’ ‘ Yes, Mister Lipwig, and you know and I know it will rebound on us. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can it be I ’ ave the ’ onour to address Sir ’ arry King in person? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can it really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can you feel it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine how quickly strawberries turn into little balls of mush in the heat? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Can you work metal an ’ all? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Captain Angua, the most notable werewolf in the Watch, said, ‘ Oh my, they ’ve certainly made a mess, have n’t they? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Coffee? ’ Harry waved at a clerk, who bustled away swiftly, and then ushered Moist and Thunderbolt up to his office overlooking the compound. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Come on, help me now. ’ ‘ I ca n’t remember. ’ ‘ And they did what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Come to see her for the last time before we head back to the city, have you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Come to the point, if such a thing exists, please? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Could do dat, ’ the troll said, adding a hopeful ‘ Please? ’ ‘ A stoker? ’ Billy guessed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Could do dat, ’ the troll said, adding a hopeful ‘ Please? ’ ‘ A stoker? ’ Billy guessed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Could you bring your pet swamp dragon if it sat on your knee? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Could you go and talk to the driver? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Could you please send a clacks to Lord Vetinari and a copy to Diamond King of Trolls? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Der commander knows you, and his lady. ’ ‘ Ah, so I ’m lining up to get on the train, then? ’ said the dwarf. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I mention that we ’re tinkers as well? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Did they actually think? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Did you? ’ ‘ You know, I have absolutely no idea. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you find that vorryink? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you think the trolls consider themselves diminished too? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do we have an understanding? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do we have an understanding? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you drink wine? ’ The goblin hesitated. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you not believe that I could throw coal into the fire box? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I do n’t read? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me, Mister Nesmith? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand this? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand, Mister Lipwig? ’ The Patrician stared at Moist, who said, ‘ Yes, I understand. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to be a part of it? ’ Moist opened his mouth to speak. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone else want a train ride? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Does he have a particular expertise in immorality? ’ ‘ The one at Loose Chippings, my lord? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Does he have a particular expertise in immorality? ’ ‘ The one at Loose Chippings, my lord? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t he look like a goblin to you? ’ But jobs got things going, got people going, and raised their self- esteem. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Does this thought frighten anybody? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Dwarfish? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Dwarfs, we keep insisting, must be seen to be male – and what does it say about a species if they ca n’t look their own mothers in the face? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | D’you think I ’m going to try anything? ’ Harry King guffawed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Effie says it ’s knoblyess obligay, but just because I ’ve got a lot of knobs I do n’t have to accept it, right? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Every day when I come into work there ’re the train spotters, always there, and now they ’ve got little sheds of their own … Have you noticed? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Go on, lads, but no goblins get hurt, okay? ’ Moist took a careful step backwards and watched. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Goblins not ever brave? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Goblins not ever learn? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Goblins took pots seriously now, they sparkled, even at night, but what happens next? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Got it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Greasy tears flowed out of his eyes and he said, ‘ Anyone hurt, sir? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Hang on, Moist thought, her shape has changed, has n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Harry King said, ‘ Well, gents, is this iron horse not amazing? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Harry flourished a bow tie at Moist and said, ‘ I hate these damn things, I mean, what ’s the point? ’ He growled. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Has that ever happened to you? ’ ‘ No, madam, I quite like the rhythm of the railway, ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Has your sliding rule allowed you to come to an arrangement with Miss Emily? ’ Simnel blushed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Have I made my message clear? ’ Damp and scared, Edith managed a weak, ‘ Yes, sir. ’ And Moist recognized true contrition. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Have you any family? ’ ‘ Yes, your worship. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He always likes to be consulted, it makes him feel important. ’ His lordship smiled and said, ‘ Amazing, how do we think up these things? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He blankly registered a … substantial … gentleman in front of him saying, ‘ Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He corrected himself; what strange mechanics could have achieved this? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He could outrun any dwarf, make it back to the chateau … but could he outrun a goblin …? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He had apparently one night driven Emily around the compound by starlight and that had to mean something, did n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He had to manoeuvre to get out of the way of crates of chickens and he thought, why are there always crates of chickens? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He has always been a most understanding ally. ’ ‘ And the other … thing? ’ ‘ The other thing is satisfactory, ’ said the King. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He looked around sharply and said, ‘ Dere any grags here? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He looks a little hot. ’ ‘ I have to ask, sir … Why does it have to be done like this? ’ Vetinari smiled. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He realized that the dwarf reminded him of something … oh dear, what was its name? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He said: ‘ What ’s your name, young goblin? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He thinks you ’re doing it on purpose. ’ ‘ You want that we stop doing it? ’ ‘ Oh, no! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He thought, how many lives had been saved by the clacks, and not just lives: marriages and reputations and possibly thrones? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He took a deep breath and said, ‘ What happened to the bodies, Mister Forefather? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | He walked gingerly over to Dick Simnel and said, hoarsely, ‘ Could we do that again, please? ’ Moist watched the Patrician ’s face. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | His death, alas, was self- inflicted. ’ ‘ And what about Mister Simnel senior? ’ said Hardwick. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | His name is Mister Thunderbolt, got the letters after his name and everything, ai n’t you, Thunderbolt? ’ Lawyer! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How are your loggysticks going? ’ ‘ Copacetic, sire. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How can a girl look her best inside an hour? ’ ‘ Come on, Duchess, ’ said Harry. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How can you explain that? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How certain are you that all your fellow travellers are stalwart? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How certain are you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How could they mean anything when you ’ve spent your life sweating down in the mines? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How could you be the Low King in a realm where even the factions had factions and those factions had microscopic factions? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How did it go? ’ ‘ Pretty well. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How do you fancy Flash? ’ Reflectively the horse said, ‘ I ’ve never had a name before. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How do you think that happened, Dick? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How does one do business with people like this? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How easily do we break our oaths these days? ’ ‘ I never signed, ’ said Ardent. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How far has the news got around? ’ ‘ Hardly at all, my lady. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How good is your stomach, young man? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How long had he been in here now? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How long would it be before they were no longer goblins and left behind everything that was goblin, even their pots? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How many bosses had had to go all around the workplace telling people they really had to stop working now and go home? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How many clacks towers have come back out of the ground like mushrooms? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How would nice Miss Adora Belle Dearheart do, if no goblins on clacks? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | How? ’ Adora Belle laughed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I believe all of you will have heard of Queen Ynci of Lancre, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I hear a lot of complaints that it is taking work from us dwarfs, but why is that? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I imagine you have n’t had time to look at your newspaper today? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I know a gentleman when I see one. ’ ‘ Moist von Lipwig at your service, ma’am. ’ ‘ Oh – are you the Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I look forward to seeing you at the compound tomorrow. ’ Harry and Dick were silent in the coach until Dick said, ‘ Were n’t he nice? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I must insist you have another brandy – it ’s such a cold day, is it not? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I rather think that Effie King would approve that. ’ ‘ Excellent idea as always, sir. ’ ‘ And what do we have here? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I see none of your fingernails are torn and you can talk well in a fancy way, but what is it you ’ve made? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I spit me of him! ’ The Marquis topped up Moist ’s glass and said, ‘ A dwarf? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I was there, incognito, and I recognized a few of you, quite possibly purchasing for use in the privacy of your own home? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I were invited along to t’Guild of Cunning Artificers last week, to see Mister Pony, and do you know what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I wonder, have you thought about what the people on board will eat? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I would rather see them humiliated than dead. ’ Bashfullsson said, ‘ Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll consider that tuppence ha’penny down the drain. ’ ‘ So may I ask what is your business on the railway? ’ ‘ None, really. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll go and see what ’s happening. ’ There was a drill for this, he knew, and where was the King? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll send a clacks to Sir Harry about remuneration. ’ ‘ What ’s remuneration? ’ said the little tinker. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I ’m very lucky and I have the knack of finding friends easily. ’ ‘ But probably not with those delvers, eh? ’ said the King. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve cooked you a lovely rat – nice and tender – so why not eat it up and get out into the sunshine? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | If that ’s Iron Girder, ’ he said, pointing at the shimmering apparition, ‘ surely she ’s grown? ’ ‘ It is Iron Girder, ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | If they ’re lobsters, your lads will be known as garçons. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ Garçons. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | If you cut me, do I not bleed? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Indeed, what kind of vampire would live in a castle that did n’t creak and groan on cue? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Industrial espionage? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is he doing well? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is it a disease? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is it like a privy? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ the Marquis laughed, ‘ I suppose it is in this instance! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is it your intention to share your knowledge with others trying to build their own engines? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that nice? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t this what we ’re after? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is something amusing? ’ ‘ Many bandits? ’ ‘ A considerable amount. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is something amusing? ’ ‘ Many bandits? ’ ‘ A considerable amount. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is something wrong? ’ The Marquis suddenly looked preoccupied. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is that the case, boyo? ’ The King looked at Moist with a stern glare, almost as if daring him to utter what he was thinking. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is that to be the legacy of the dwarfs? ’ He stopped. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you ’ve been doin’ in the barn? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is there a spotter ’s guide or does one, as it were, cancel out the other? ’ ‘ Moist von Lipwig, you are rascally drunk. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is there something in the word “ tyrant ” you do not understand? ’ In desperation Moist said, ‘ We do n’t have enough workers, sir! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Is your clacks still vorking? ’ ‘ Oh yes, m’lady, but something seems to have happened up the line. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It beggars all reason, does n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It should be easy enough to turn one over on the rails. ’ ‘ Oh yeah? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It takes well over two weeks by coach and that ’s if you do n’t get hijacked, but who was going to try to hijack an armoured train? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It was a miracle that you were there, was n’t it? ’ And so the dance began. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s Mister Simnel, is n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s about the explosion, is n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all about the locomotion, yes? ’ ‘ Of course, Mustrum – is there anything else to talk about? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all about the locomotion, yes? ’ ‘ Of course, Mustrum – is there anything else to talk about? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s gone quiet, has n’t it, sir? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | It ’s like a boudoir in there! ’ ‘ I suppose the, er, waste can be dropped straight down on to the tracks, eh, Harry? ’ Harry looked shocked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Know how it is, yess? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Lady King said this herself and who was going to argue with the Duchess? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | May I offer you some refreshment? ’ ‘ ’ scuse me, sir, but what d’you want done with this lot? ’ said the toolbox- holding associate. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | May I offer you some refreshment? ’ ‘ ’ scuse me, sir, but what d’you want done with this lot? ’ said the toolbox- holding associate. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | May we be of assistance? ’ ‘ Gnomes! ’ said the King at Moist ’s side. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Maybe she ’s a new one just out of the yard? ’ ‘ Er … yes … I suppose so … ’ spluttered the wretched dwarf. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Mister Lipwig the railwayman? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Moist laughed and said, ‘ Why not, Harry? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Moist thought, well it was a mechanism, that ’s what it was, was n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | No dwarf man enough to challenge me? ’ Several eyes turned to Albrechtson, who looked thoughtful but did not move. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | No more towers down or idiots trying to destroy the railway? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | No, it could n’t have happened like that – could it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Not dead? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Now he looked around and demanded, ‘ Where is Ardent? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Now, if I am to get to Uberwald with all due speed, we should be leaving very soon, yes? ’ ‘ Soon, your majesty, ’ Vimes agreed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Now, where do you live, young lady? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Of course everybody said, Well, goblins, what can you expect? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Of course, you do n’t know anything about this, okay? ’ Adora Belle ’s face went delightfully blank. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | One of them asked me the other day if he could be a surveyor and I was just opening my mouth to say no when I thought, why not? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Or will goblins become, well, just another kind of human? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Out in the fresh air? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Over the noise he shouted, ‘ What did you say this thing is called, my lad? ’ ‘ Iron Girder, sir. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Over the uproar the Queen said, ‘ And is there anyone here now who doubts that I am the Queen by right? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Please let me introduce myself: Dopey Docson at your service, madam, and may I say you speak extremely good dwarfish? ’ Crackle looked around. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Plucky goblin sidekick just bring up the rear. ’ ‘ Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Politics? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Rather speedier than last time, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Remember your old granddad telling you about going to fight the trolls in Koom Valley, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Round and round they go, happy as you like, you must agree? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Safe and comfortable? ’ The Low King hesitated for a moment. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Same time tomorrow? ’ The handshake fulfilled, the goblin disappeared into a hole that even a rat might find difficult to get into. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Say it with goblins, as you might say. ’ ‘ How many are there, do you think? ’ she enquired. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Scouting? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go and have a look? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go somewhere a bit more private? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go up there? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | She opened the lid of her casket and said, ‘ Vhat ’s this all about? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | She said, ‘ There ’s a landslide, mister. ’ ‘ Where? ’ ‘ Round the next bend, sir, ’ gasped the girl. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Since our project is very heavy when it comes to metals, we could perhaps do business? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | So I have to ask you, how soon can we have a locomotive run all the way there? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | So what if a king changes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | So worrying was stupid, was n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | So you ’d know the top speed of a Flyer, then, would you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of syndrome? ’ Moist put on his meek face as only husbands and puppies can do and said, ‘ Would you like me to stop? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of syndrome? ’ Moist put on his meek face as only husbands and puppies can do and said, ‘ Would you like me to stop? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Some might ask what was the point? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Somebody said, ‘ You mean killing people? ’ ‘ Well, you know, you have to make a stand. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Something to do with you, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Steaming molehill? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Still, no harms done. ’ ‘ No harm done? ’ Moist wailed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Sure you do n’t fancy being a train driver? ’ ‘ No, not really. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Surely not? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Surely that could be arranged? ’ Moist held his breath. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Surely the steam engine can not happen before it is steam- engine time? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Surely you are aware? ’ Lord Vetinari, his robe fluttering behind him like a banner, was already halfway to the door. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Take from me, Mister Sopping, that drink just open up what ’s there already. ’ ‘ And what was here, may I ask? ’ ‘ Rage, Mister Dripping. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Taking the long haul to Zemphis, are we? ’ The dwarf nodded and said simply, ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Did you see which engine we ’ve got? ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Taking the long haul to Zemphis, are we? ’ The dwarf nodded and said simply, ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Did you see which engine we ’ve got? ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Teck- ology? ’ She looked at him accusingly, then sighed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Tell me now, which one was it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | That was an official reprimand, you understand, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | That ’s discrimination. ’ ‘ No, that ’s because silly buggers have been chopping up clacks towers, is n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | That ’s impossible! ’ ‘ Really? ’ said the Patrician. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The Blackboard Monitor? ’ ‘ Yes, it was him all right. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The King ’s eyes scouted the room and he continued, ‘ And Lord Vetinari … will be joining us? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The Queen licked a finger and riffled through the pages, looked down and said, ‘ Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The air in the corridors thickened, and the unspoken question was who would be the first to sting? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The balance of the world could be at stake. ’ ‘ Er … with all due respect, my lord, why? ’ Vetinari frowned. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The city does. ’ ‘ Does that mean I ca n’t sack you? ’ ‘ I ’m afraid so, Harry. ’ Harry snorted with laughter. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The engine would be wanting water frequently and is it possible that it could carry enough coal for the whole journey? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The goblins can stay here, ca n’t they? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The grags again, yes, Havelock? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The screaming of the rails and the people inside and the explosion that scythes the countryside around when the boiler bursts? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The understanding that would maintain peace in our time? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | The very word itself paints a picture, do n’t you think? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Then he wondered: had anyone ever thought of themselves as a fangler? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Then his lordship said, ‘ Can it really be possible? ’ And in the squirrel cage of Moist ’s mind, he thought, Can it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Then his lordship said, ‘ Can it really be possible? ’ And in the squirrel cage of Moist ’s mind, he thought, Can it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | There appears to be what one can only call a presence of sorts, a hint, as it were, that life turns up in many different guises, perhaps? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | There was a sound like thunder, but it was only Mr Thunderbolt clearing his throat to say, ‘ Remarkable, is n’t it, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | There ’s nothing to stop you, is there? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | They say “ Why do n’t we have the Scone of Stone in Ankh- Morpork? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | They ’d like that, would n’t they? ’ ‘ Bandit men come back in time. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Think on that, Mister Lipwig. ’ ‘ What about the wizards? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Think you could find them? ’ The watchman saluted with a thud. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Throbbing? ’ Dick smiled nervously. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | To his surprise, Lady Margolotta merely said, ‘ That little veasel? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Tradition? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Trees? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Underground goblin- size railway, yess? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Vimes emerged with a little smile and said, ‘ Plausible deniability, eh, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Vimes looked at Moist and said, ‘ What the hell is that? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Vimes smacked his head and said, ‘ Is that really Iron Girder? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Vould you be so good as to have any messages brought over to me as soon as possible by vun of your goblin couriers, please? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Was it magic of some sort? ’ Simnel blushed and said, ‘ Mister Lipwig, I ’m an engineer. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Was that a glint in Harry ’s eye? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Was there prodding? ’ ‘ No, sir, but — ’ ‘ I am glad to hear it, ’ said his lordship. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | We have factions that bring us down with every flaming tower … Who would trust us after that? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | We need to put down some real ballast before we can let ’ er rip, but she grows on yer, do n’t you think? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | We want people to widen their horizons on the train, of course, but why not day trips? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | We ’re a pair, eh? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | We ’re ’ aving to keep an eye on them, but they seem to understand without being told, can you believe that? ’ And Harry marvelled. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Well, as I say, I am soon to be a mother, so which of you gentlemen would like to try and take my Scone from me? ’ Moist looked around. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What I ’m asking, Mister Simnel, is what is the judgement of your peers? ’ Simnel brightened up. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What about habeas corpus? ’ And the most senior of the guards said, ‘ What about habeas corpus? ’ Moist sighed and pulled on his trousers. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What about habeas corpus? ’ And the most senior of the guards said, ‘ What about habeas corpus? ’ Moist sighed and pulled on his trousers. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What are your orders, Mister Big Man? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What better man to run the Royal Bank of Ankh- Morpork and the Mint than a crook? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you? ’ ‘ You could leave us alone, your majesty. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What can you possibly achieve? ’ groaned Moist, who for the rest of his life would always remember the tone of the King ’s voice … ‘ Tomorrow. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean, smart boy? ’ said Harry. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What good does that do us? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What had been left in? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What had been left out? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What had he forgotten? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What had he missed? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What have you made, built, fretted over? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What have you to say, in front of me and your kin? ’ Ardent was silent. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What is it you are? ’ ‘ Me, Dick? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What is it you are? ’ ‘ Me, Dick? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What is it you ’ve got? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What next? ’ Detritus scratched his head. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What strange magic —? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What was a dwarf to do? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What was the dwarf doing there? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What was your part in all this? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What will he think about the trustworthiness of dwarfs now? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What would people think of me if I had even a most minute inclination to treat you kindly? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | What you think his lordship will say about that? ’ Moist shrugged. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | When did Mister Lipwig last eat? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Where had he come from? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Who is she? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what it ’s done to me! ’ ‘ Me? ’ said Of the Twilight the Darkness, trying to look hurt. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s ready for a little ride? ’ Drumknott had not uttered a word, and remained staring at the dribbling engine like a man looking at his doom. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of such a thing? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Why should n’t he? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Why ’ve we stopped and where ’s the rest of the train? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Will you be so good as to share ze joke? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Will you be stopping for the night, our Dick? ’ ‘ Sorry, Mother, no, too much to do. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Will you join us? ’ As Moist sat down, Bashfullsson turned to him as if to an ally. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | With a clatter another train passed them on the up line, but where from? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t you join me? ’ The multiple intake of breaths went around the cavern. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t you say that counts as a little harm? ’ ‘ Was fair fight, Mister Slightly Damp. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Would you damn well tell me how much trouble it ’s going to get us both into? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Yes, Moist thought, moral compass? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | Yes, miss? ’ Moist recognized Sacharissa Cripslock. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You are a friend of his, are n’t you, Mister Lipwig? ’ ‘ Yes, Mrs Simnel, ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You are, after all, a man who can apparently do anything, the great Mister Lipwig, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You could recognize the trolls as possibly the enemy, but who knew where the traitors were in this chattering throng? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t, though, do you, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You know how humans are? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You know, all that fiddly stuff that you said you paid other people to get their heads around? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You must know your history? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You must like goblins, then? ’ ‘ Yes, and so does Commander Vimes, captain, ’ Moist snapped. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You never know when useful. ’ Moist looked at what remained of the dwarf fighters and thought, where ’s Mr Chriek when you need him? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You of all people ask me why? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You reckon that with enough money you could make engines larger and more powerful than Iron Girder, right? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You should have seen the look on his face! ’ ‘ Yes, you are Moist von Lipwig and you are really looking forward to this, are n’t you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You thought the bunting and fireworks and handshakes and pledges after Koom Valley was signed and sealed was the end of it, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You want to know? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You would n’t question its right to be there, would you? ’ ‘ Certainly not, ’ said Lu- Tze. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You ’re a shaman, are n’t you? ’ The goblin ’s grin was wider. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | You ’re from the city, are n’t you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A rickety bridge, a heavy train, a terrifying drop to certain death below, with a pressing deadline and no back- up plan? ’ said Vimes. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All yours? ’ She laughed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I not beautiful? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And before you explode, Sir Harry, it is all within the law. ’ ‘ What? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how does this “ boiler ” work? ’ ‘ Well, you see, it sends the hot water to the engine, ’ said Nobby hurriedly. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And if possible can you do owt wi ’ t’water crane? ’ Slam beamed again. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what do we care about the air, or any kind of geist? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And where do you think you ’re going in a hurry, Mister Ankh- Morpork? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are there snails in it? ’ As they climbed the wide stone steps up to the terrace, the Marquis said, ‘ Regrettably we do n’t include snail. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As impossible as a train travelling on free air? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But these days you might say that I ’m tamed and at heel, which means I ’m a very trustworthy scoundrel. ’ ‘ At Vetinari ’s heel? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But why wo n’t you tell me? ’ ‘ I could, ’ said Moist, ‘ but Lord Vetinari would have me dead. ’ ‘ Eee! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you imagine a railway accident? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you keep a secret, Mister Lipwig? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you speak? ’ he asked, feeling more than faintly ridiculous. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Capital, so you ’ve really got your eye in now, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Come to think of it, where are t’railway folk? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I hear you right? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did we find any evidence, Drumknott? ’ Drumknott looked at Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I make my point? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does that mean I can get back to my day job and see my wife more than once every week or so? ’ ‘ Of course you may, Mister Lipwig! |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Drumknott, ’ he said, ‘ how ’s Charlie ’s Punch and Judy business going these days? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, where can I find a lawyer I can trust? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, my lord, but did you find any such evidence? ’ Vetinari turned to his secretary. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ey up, mister gnome, do you make them boots? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For what purpose am I King? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Geoffrey, what do we know about this Mister Stibbings? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hang on, I ’ve seen you before, have n’t I, at the gates of the compound, with your little notebook? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you spent much time on the railway, Mister Drumknott? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long would that be? ’ Moist hesitated. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How was your journey, sire? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s your vife? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I assume the grags found you, yes, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I call her Iron Girder! ’ ‘ But what is it, son? ’ He grinned hugely and said, ‘ It ’s what they call a pro- to- type, Mother. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I tried to persuade him to let me go with him, but what can you do? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder what his lordship will say about my lovely list of names? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t it to do with reciprocating motions? ’ he said, with a glint in his eye. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that why, sarge? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It pretty much goes like clockwork, only bigger and faster. ’ ‘ How ’s it wound up? ’ asked the boy. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s Euphemia, is n’t it? ’ he said. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s been months, has n’t it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Marvellous, ai n’t they? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maybe a fortnight? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Lipwig, are you talking about magic here? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Lipwig, you know that great idea you had? ’ Moist hesitated. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Lipwig, you know what they say about dwarfs? ’ Moist looked blank. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Moist? ’ Raising the loaded crossbow, Adora Belle continued, ‘ Is this the one with the dodgy hair trigger? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Moist? ’ Raising the loaded crossbow, Adora Belle continued, ‘ Is this the one with the dodgy hair trigger? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mrs Simnel … Is something wrong? ’ She cut him short. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ My interest, ’ continued Lord Vetinari, ‘ lies in ways and means, opportunity, danger and consequences, do you see? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay, ’ he said, in the same cheerful tone, ‘ I ’m sorry about the manacles, but we ca n’t have you running away now, can we? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ On his orders? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps people could even sleep in a suitable carriage, if there was such a thing? ’ he added. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Put them in the oubliette, if you would be so kind, we ’ll fish them out sooner or later. ’ ‘ What ’s an oubliette, sir? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Quite amazing, is n’t it, Mister Lipwig? ’ he said cheerfully through the smoke. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really, is that all? ’ said Vetinari. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Reports? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Right, ’ said the lady, ‘ and then what happens? ’ ‘ And then all the hot water goes into the wheels. ’ The elder boy looked sceptical. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She did, did she? ’ said the King. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So we ’re talking about wizards, then, Mister Lipwig? ’ ‘ Well … magic, ’ said Moist. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you will accept the invitation to the summit in Quirm? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you, Mister von Lipwig, took down a bunch of dwarf terrorists with the help of a number of goblins, yes? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, Dad, what ’s going to happen to my brother? ’ ‘ I ’m sorry, I do n’t know. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, Mister Lipwig, you believe in the train, do you? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, if we may to business? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Some people will lose out and others will benefit, but has n’t that been happening since the dawn of time? ’ he said out loud. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stand down? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me, how is the railway to Uberwald coming along? ’ ‘ Making very good progress, sir, but there is a shortfall … as it were. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me, where is Chuckles today? ’ It was worth it to see the captain grimace; if you looked carefully you could see the outline of the fangs. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The coach? ’ Vimes replied. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This what? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Though is n’t it a pity that they can only run on rails? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very small people? ’ ‘ “ Two dwarfs is an argument, three dwarfs is a war ”, Mister Lipwig. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very wise. ’ ‘ And no doubt there will be a need for workers to help with construction? ’ enquired the Queen. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was his death self- inflicted? ’ Simnel took the floor once again. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was n’t it amazing how one of them managed to chew his own ear off? ’ Angua observed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We are losing, you do know that? ’ said a voice in the darkness. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We can use that. ’ ‘ And Albrechtson? ’ asked Aeron. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We heard noises … People fighting … ’ Moist looked at Vimes meaningfully and the commander said, ‘ Detritus? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We were just wondering if you could tell us how this locomotive goes? ’ she asked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you? ’ he asked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you say to make them think that? ’ ‘ These goblins need hope, Mister Lipwig. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you plan to do with them? ’ Moist asked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you say, Mister Lipwig? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is a clacks tower but an enormous watchtower? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are they now? ’ ‘ In there. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where did you get to, Mister Drumknott? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where is Ardent? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where were they when we last heard from them? ’ ‘ On the regular service from Sto Lat to Zemphis. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you to talk, Mister Moist? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ he asked. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ever would thought it? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is this? ’ he asked in a tone a society lady might take upon finding half of something bristling in her soup. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why are you wearing your helmet backwards, young dwarf? ’ Magnus was an easy- going dwarf and did the wrong thing, which was to be logical. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does the engine go chuff? ’ ‘ That ’s because it ’s chuffed, ’ said Colon with a sudden flash of inspiration. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not bring Detritus up top as well? ’ ‘ No, he ’s good on the ground, but he is n’t limber. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like some coffee? ’ Commander Vimes asked as they entered his office. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, your majesty, everything that ought to be attached still is, is n’t that right, Adora Belle? ’ His wife did n’t say anything. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ The face of the Patrician was forbidding. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You all right, lads? ’ said Simnel to the engineers. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have actually taken the Scone? ’ For a moment Ardent looked foxed. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have many goblins in Ankh- Morpork, Mister Lipwig? ’ the Marquis asked as he poured Moist a glass of chilled wine. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know clockwork? ’ said Nobby, coming to the rescue again. |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You must admit, Mister Simnel, that the train is inherently dangerous? |
Raising Steam_ (Discworld Novel - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re one of those train spotters, are n’t you? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ A hundred years? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Are you mad? ’ said the daisies. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Sorry, what was that? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Then why are we running? ’ ‘ To keep out. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ What happened? ’ Tiffany looked at her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes? ’ said Mrs Ogg. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘- helpful I ’d been? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | .? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ Chapter 13 Land Under Wave The Queen walked over the turf towards Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ I hope it has n’t, ’ said the toad, ‘ but I think it has. ’ ‘ Have those little men stolen Wentworth? ’ ‘ Who, the Feegles? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ I hope it has n’t, ’ said the toad, ‘ but I think it has. ’ ‘ Have those little men stolen Wentworth? ’ ‘ Who, the Feegles? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ I hope it has n’t, ’ said the toad, ‘ but I think it has. ’ ‘ Have those little men stolen Wentworth? ’ ‘ Who, the Feegles? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Oh aye. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | A parasite? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | A vampire? ’ ‘ Oh, aye. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | A woman ’s voice from within said: ‘ Who ’s there? ’ “ Tiffany, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | After a while, Granny Aching said: ‘ Can I help you, my lord? ’ ‘ Granny Aching, I plead for the life of my dog, ’ said the Baron. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | After all, she was in control, was n’t she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | After all, where ’s the rest of the mass going to go, I ask myself? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | After his footsteps had died away Tiffany said: ‘ All right, who ’s there? ’ ‘ It ’s me, mistress. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Against who? ’ ‘ Everyone. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | All a witch cares about is what ’s hers. ’ ‘ You stole him! ’ ‘ Stole? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | All right? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Tiffany, grinning happily. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | All the monsters are coming back. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ There ’s no one to stop them. ’ There was silence for a moment. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | All witches have special interests, and I like children. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because they ’re much easier to fit in the oven, ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ did ye gi ’ them to him? ’ said the kelda, as if she was looking into Tiffany ’s mind. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ what ’s so clever aboot that, eh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ you the wean o ’ Granny Aching, who had these hills in her bones? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And I buried her cat. ’ ‘ You buried the cat? ’ ‘ Yes! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And I ’ve got help, you know. ’ ‘ Where? ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And Tiffany had thought: Where ’s the evidence? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And did the book have any adventures for people who had brown eyes and brown hair? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And even thinking about thinking about thinking? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And how can I stop thinking? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And how closely would Fastidia and Hannah watch him with all those young men up there? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And if she could magic away a boy and a whole horse, why did n’t she magic away the men who came for her? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And in a while, maybe, I wo n’t be here and you ’ll wonder: Where is she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And now, if you do n’t mind, I ’ve got to finish this and make a start on some cheese. ’ ‘ Cheese? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And on the way back see if you can carry a whole log, will you? ’ ‘ Ach, cravens, ’ muttered Wentworth. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And one of them warned her! ’ ‘ She ’s the witch, then, is she? ’ said the voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And she was just like the stupid princess who broke her ankle and fainted all the time? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And so, my lord? ’ ‘ I plead. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And someone has to speak up for them as has no voices. ’ Tiffany thought: Is this what being a witch is? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And taking Wentworth? ’ ‘ She ’s bending her mind to ye, ’ said the kelda. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And the grimhounds? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And the world looked blurred and shaky? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And then she heard, very faint but close by, the sound of small voices: ‘ Whut did the hag say? ’ said the first voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And thinking about thinking? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And this sort of high- pitched noise? ’ ‘ I ’m a toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And what about his dinner? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And what about our ship- I mean, sheep? ’ she added. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And what am I thinking? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And where are we? ’ Rob Anybody glanced up at the pale sky. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | And why does some boy too stupid to know a cow is worth a lot more than five beans have the right to murder a giant and steal all his gold? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Answer me! ’ ‘ Did n’t he go up to the shearing with you, Mum? ’ said Tiffany, suddenly nervous. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Any particular animal? ’ ‘ Jenny Green- Teeth. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Anyone who ’ll say you ’re not just a thief and a bully? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t we, lads? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are they brownies? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are ye a hag or no ’? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are ye goin’ to go quietly? ’ The Queen stamped heavily on him. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are you a witch? ’ The boy dropped the whip and pulled a long dagger from his belt. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ’ ‘ Er. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are you fairies of some sort? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you have n’t seen him? ’ ‘ But he could n’t come all the way back here — ’ ‘ Go and look in the house! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | As p- payment! ’ ‘ Payment? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Best not to ask me too many questions. ’ ‘ What happened to the toad? ’ said Miss Tick, who did ask questions. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Bring ye gilt? ’ said Granny Aching. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But I daresay there ’s a mother grievin ’? ’ ‘ And his father, too, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But a chalk witch? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But do you know anything about medicines? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But here it is, a huge, solid, world- filling smell of salt and water and fish and ooze — ‘ Whut does it eat? ’ Daft Wullie asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But if she got there, then what? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But look, are you really a witch? ’ ‘ When you ’re Baron you ’ll be good at it, I expect? ’ said Tiffany, turning the butter around. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But look, are you really a witch? ’ ‘ When you ’re Baron you ’ll be good at it, I expect? ’ said Tiffany, turning the butter around. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But supposing it was n’t there? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But there were fish flapping on the exposed sea bed, and surely the fish in the sea did n’t die every day? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But what did —? ’ ‘ Then will you take Wentworth with you, please? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | But what did —? ’ ‘ Then will you take Wentworth with you, please? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t do magic for yourself, see? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Can ye bow to the gale, can ye bend to the storm? ’ The kelda smiled again. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Chapter 14 Small Like Oak Trees ‘ Hey, where did you get to? ’ shouted Rob Anybody, glaring up at her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Come on! ’ ‘ Do you know a way out? ’ Tiffany panted, as they dashed through giant daisies. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Cussing ’s more like dang and botheration and darned and drat, you know? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Daft Wullie? ’ There was no reply. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did I think she was still somehow walking the hills, looking after the sheep? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did I think she ’d come back for a packet of Jolly Sailor? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did Mrs Aching have anything like that? ’ ‘ I do n’t think so, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you know? ’ ‘ I thought they were small! ’ ‘ I think they can be any size they like, ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did she no ’ tell ye that when a kelda goes to a new clan she takes a few o ’ her brothers with her? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did the King die? ’ ‘ No. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did they fit here? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did ye no ’ see Not- totally- wee Georgie pike fishin ’ wi ’ Wee Bobby in the stream the other day? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did ye not know that? ’ Chapter 6 The Shepherdess ‘ You ’re dead? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did ye not know that? ’ Chapter 6 The Shepherdess ‘ You ’re dead? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Did you see anything else by the river, Tiffany? ’ Silence suddenly filled the tent. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Do I see a qualified lifeguard? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the pictsies think this world is heaven? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what chalk is? ’ ‘ You ’re going to tell me, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Do you really think that you can face me alone? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Do you really want that? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Does, like, a unicorn turn up to carry me there or something? ’ ‘ Why should it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Does, like, a unicorn turn up to carry me there or something? ’ ‘ Why should it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | D’ye ken how to be weak? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | D’ye mean get drunk an ’ fight an ’ that? ’ said Daft Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows a hag wears a pointy bonnet! ’ ‘ So they canna be a hag if they ’re sleepin ’, then? ’ ‘ Hello? ’ whispered Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows a hag wears a pointy bonnet! ’ ‘ So they canna be a hag if they ’re sleepin ’, then? ’ ‘ Hello? ’ whispered Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Eyes of fire and teeth of razor blades! ’ ‘ What should I do about them? ’ ‘ Not be here? ’ ‘ Thank you! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Eyes of fire and teeth of razor blades! ’ ‘ What should I do about them? ’ ‘ Not be here? ’ ‘ Thank you! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | For what? ’ ‘ No Aching ship ever got caught by wolves! ’ Rob Anybody gabbled. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Give my boots a push, will you, please? ’ She slid down the dry dirt and Feegles scattered in the cave below as she landed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Gold! ’ ‘ Bullion! ’ ‘ Jools! ’ ‘ What makes you think they ’ve got treasure in? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Happy now? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Have ye no ’ looked at the sky? ’ ‘ It ’s just a blue sky, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard the saying “ The land finds its witch ”? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen a baby boy here? ’ Roland ’s face wrinkled. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | He made it sound like ‘ What sort of thing are you? ’ ‘ Who are you? ’ said Tiffany, pushing her hair out of her eyes. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | He made it sound like ‘ What sort of thing are you? ’ ‘ Who are you? ’ said Tiffany, pushing her hair out of her eyes. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | He was so miserable he found another doorway and came straight back. ’ ‘ He came back? ’ said Tiffany, astonished. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | He ’s probably their battle poet, too. ’ ‘ You mean he makes up heroic songs about famous battles? ’ ‘ No, no. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Her Second Thoughts added: I wonder how many have got in already and we do n’t know? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Hey, pal, can yer mammie sew? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Hold me up to your ear, will you? ’ Tiffany did so, and the toad whispered, ‘ Best not to disappoint them, eh? ’ She swallowed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Hold me up to your ear, will you? ’ Tiffany did so, and the toad whispered, ‘ Best not to disappoint them, eh? ’ She swallowed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How can this be? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How could he get lost? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How dare a monster turn up in the river? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How did you begin to answer something like that? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How do you get shadows when there ’s no sun in the sky? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? ’ ‘ Well, witches can curse people, right? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? ’ ‘ Well, witches can curse people, right? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How does that work? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How good are you? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | How? ’ ‘ That ’s all you know, Perspicacia Tick, ’ said Mistress Weatherwax. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Hundreds of tough little men who could each win the Worst Broken Nose Contest need someone to look after them? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I am the kelda in this vicinity, yes? ’ ‘ It ’s a wee bit more comp- li- cat- ed than that, mistress. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I did n’t dream it salty or so cold! ’ ‘ Nae kiddin ’? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t really have much power on chalk. ’ The owner of the voice, who was hidden, said: ‘ Are you going to fall over? ’ ‘ No, no! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I expect the bigger boys threw things at her if they saw her. ’ ‘ How do you know all this? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I have to thank you. ’ ‘ What for? ’ said Tiffany, looking at her boots. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I hope the King comes back. ’ ‘ You pity me? ’ growled the thing that had been the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I ’ve got one or two memories of being a human, of course, but what ’s a memory? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, Jenny might have been a coincidence, but the horseman? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, from whom? ’ ‘ Well, from, you know. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I need them! ’ ‘ Um, Miss Tick said — ’ ‘ How can I bring them back?'' |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I will give you some free advice, though. ’ ‘ Will it cost me anything? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I will give you some free advice, though. ’ ‘ Will it cost me anything? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I will not talk about the bristles. ’ ‘ But ca n’t you use a keeping- warm spell? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if it ’ll ever wake up? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I ’d have used my arms but we ’re a very soggy species. ’ ‘ What am I supposed to do? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll try to fetch help. ’ ‘ What, from the Baron? ’ ‘ Good gracious, no. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m very sensitive to geology, you know. ’ ‘ What are you trying to tell me? ’ said the voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | If she ’s got them on her side, who knows what she can do? ’ She picked up the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | If you could n’t turn your back on what was yours for five minutes, where would it all end? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | In the reeds, quite low down, small voices whispered: ‘ Crivens, Wee Bobby, didyer no ’ see that? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is he here? ’ her mother asked urgently. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is it just sort of, you know, left over? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that nice? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is that no ’ the case, lads? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is there a magic word I should say? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, is there a magic word you should say? ’ said the toad, and turned over. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is there a magic word I should say? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, is there a magic word you should say? ’ said the toad, and turned over. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is there any me at all? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is there really any me at all? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Is this the kind of big stuff that goes “ baa ”? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It began with just a nagging little doubt, that said: is n’t the tide a bit slower? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It goes in and out every day. ’ ‘ Aye? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It is in fact a mammal, just like a cow! ’ Did you just say that? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It might be a comfort. ’ ‘ You mean it just exists in my head? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It must be much simpler that turning, oh, a one- hundred- and- sixty- pound human into eight ounces of toad, yes? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It was n’t the same as eating, was it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It went like this: ‘ Whut did the wee hag say? ’ ‘ She said she wants yon cat to stop scraffin ’ the puir wee burdies. ’ ‘ Is that a ’? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It went like this: ‘ Whut did the wee hag say? ’ ‘ She said she wants yon cat to stop scraffin ’ the puir wee burdies. ’ ‘ Is that a ’? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll turn into rubbish in the morning! ’ ‘ Aye? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a beast like a big cliff of chalk, I heard tell In a book. ’ ‘ Why ’s he chasing it? ’ Tiffany had asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a good name for a witch, of course. ’ ‘ You mean blood- sucking parasite? ’ said Tiffany, wrinkling her forehead. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a ’ vena well sayin ’ “ find the hag ”, but what should we be lookin ‘ for, can ye tell me that? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Kelda? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Look at the way the light dances on the waves. ’ ‘ Where are the notices warning people they could drown? ’ complained the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the universe is a bit crowded and they have to put heavens anywhere there ’s room? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Mebbe she just wants to test you. ’ ‘ Test me? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Midwifery? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Nae more than ten, mebbe. ’ ‘ Crivens, lads, what ’re ye talkin ’ aboout? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | No belchin ’, and none ofyouse is to tak ’ a leak anywhere near any naked flames, OK? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Not to mention commit an act of ecological vandalism? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Nothing at all. ’ ‘ So he ’ll be all right? ’ Rob Anybody made a noise in his throat. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Now tell me where he is? ’ ‘ Are you sure you can get out of here? ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Now tell me where he is? ’ ‘ Are you sure you can get out of here? ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Now we ’d better get movin ’ before she sends somethin’ else. ’ ‘ The Queen sent them? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Obviously the girl had been very brave( this was the Baron speaking) but, well, she was nine, was n’t she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, these? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | On it, but spelled backwards in letters larger than the moon, were the words: R O L I A S Y L L O J ‘ We are in the label? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Or do my thoughts just dream of me? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Or supposing it was, but all there was down there were rabbits? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Or was I just a toad that got on her nerves and she made me think I was human once? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps I knew something about dogs when I was human? ’ ‘ Listen, the Feegles think they ’re in heaven! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Permission to go offski? ’ he added to Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Queen of what? ’ ‘ Canna say it aloud, mistress, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ready? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Remember how important words are to the Nac Mac Feegle? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Right? ’ This caused a cheer. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Rob Anybody? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Roland with the beefy face was the hero, was he? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | See their swords? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She curtsied, then said, ‘ Are ye the bigjob hag, mistress? ’ Tiffany looked around. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She did not show ye the ways? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She fed me sweetmeats — ’ ‘ What are they, exactly? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She knew they were there, did n’t she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She said: ‘ Where was the Queen when the mist came down? ’ Hamish pointed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She saw the smile in the Queen ’s eyes, and thought: Which one of all those people doing all that thinking is me? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She sets the Bumble- Bee women on them. ’ ‘ Are you talking about those huge women with the tiny wings? ’ ‘ Yes! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She stepped out into the bright, stiflingly hot clearing just as the man raised his hammer again, and said, ‘ Excuse me? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She stepped out into the bright, stiflingly hot clearing just as the man raised his hammer again, and said, ‘ Excuse me? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She stole food from barns and probably women gave her food at the back door if the men were n’t around? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She was always happy then. ’ ‘ What happened? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She ’d read that one and thought, Excuse me? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She ’d seen right through the dream straight away, had n’t she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | She ’s impressed you, right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Sneebs says. ’ ‘ Sneebs? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | So it could n’t have any effect, could it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | So maybe this is theirs. ’ ‘ But this is a real place! ’ ‘ So? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | So you ’ve been living on sweeties? ’ ‘ No, I know how to hunt! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Something kept saying: Would you say to Mum that you could see there was n’t time to rescue your brother so you rescued someone else instead? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Something magical has happened and it ’s a hundred years, yes? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Something magical has happened and it ’s a hundred years, yes? ’ ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes I wake up in the night and I think, was I ever really human? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Special Sheep Liniment? ’ ‘ Yes, my father says it puts — ’ Wave. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Spread oot, lads, and pretend ye’re enjoying the cailey. ’ ‘ Whut? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Supposing there ’s nothing for me to turn back into? ’ The toad turned worried yellow eyes on her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Tell me what to do! ’ ‘ Me? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, is your father a drinking man? ’ ‘ He has a beer sometimes, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Tell the kelda what to do? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That was hurtful, in my opinion. ’ ‘ But ye can still remember all that legal stuff? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’d be a real torture, right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s not exactly witchcraft. ’ ‘ Well, that still makes them familiars, does n’t it? ’ Tiffany retorted, feeling annoyed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s rare in a bigjob. ’ ‘ Do n’t you mean second sight? ’ Tiffany queried. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s true, is n’t it? ’ You could read the Nac Mac Feegle like a book. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what my mother says. ’ ‘ Does he? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s worse than a hundred years! ’ ‘ How? ’ said Tiffany, bewildered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The Nac Mac Feegle are never lost! ’ ‘ What about drunk? ’ said Tiffany, dragging Roland towards the lighthouse. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The Nac Mac Feegle would fight and steal, certainly, but who wanted to fight the weak and steal from the poor? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The Queen has gone? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The Queen ’s still around! ’ ‘ Mebbe just can we go down and look inside one wee ship? ’ said Rob Anybody, meekly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The first time he ’s ever said anything that was n’t about sweeties or weewee and you just corrected him? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The kelda says to tell you the wee boy will come to nae harm yet. ’ ‘ She ’s found him? ’ said Tiffany quickly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The magic place? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The people out there? ’ ‘ Those? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The people out there? ’ ‘ Those? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The place is full of people searching, after all, but — ’ ‘ How can I bring them back? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | The trees do n’t have to be very detailed because who looks at trees in a story? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | There are very definite grounds for an action against the owner of those dogs, by the way. ’ ‘ What? ’ said Tiffany, frowning. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | There may be no survivors. ’ ‘ You really are a witch? ’ ‘ Oh, pur- lease, ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | There ’ll be much, much worse than her. ’ ‘ What do you mean, “ a Grade One Prohibitory Monster ”? ’ asked the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | These are eiggs, are they? ’ said the one who ’d spoken first, looking at the eggs as if he ’d never seen them before. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | They certainly do n’t drink milk! ’ ‘ Are they from the same place as Jenny? ’ Tiffany demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | They mostly guard the castle. ’ ‘ Any of them got magical powers? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | They think they died and came here! ’ ‘ And? ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | They ’d never believe her, and suppose that they did, and went up and poked around in the pictsies ’ mound? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve got a mean streak. ’ ‘ Why did she do it? ’ The toad looked embarrassed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | This is a posh party, ye ken? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | This is going to be horrible, right? ’ ‘ Oh, aye. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | This is the school, is n’t it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | This is what ye call Fairyland. ’ ‘ Fairyland? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | This whole world is like one o ’ them. ’ ‘ You mean like a, a tick? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany ’s Second Thoughts said: Hang on, was that a First Thought? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Was it getting darker? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Was it getting greener? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Was that just water- weed down there? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Was there a susurrus? ’ Tiffany beamed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | We mourn for them that has tae stay behind. ’ ‘ Was she your mother too? ’ said Tiffany quietly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Well, I think it ’s best if I just kill you, do n’t you? ’ Find a stone! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Well, did they? ’ Tiffany sighed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Well, of course she ’d fought things and won, had n’t she? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Wentworth? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Were those bubbles just a trout, laughing? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What are sweetbreads? ’ ‘ The pancreas or thymus gland of a cow, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What did I say? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What did I think happened? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What d’ye say? ’ ‘ She disnae know our ways! ’ Fion protested. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What had Granny Aching thought about it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What have I found here? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What if I had n’t taken Wentworth down to the river? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What is a baron, that the law be brake for him? ’ She went back to staring at the sheep. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What is amusing about this situation? ’ ‘ I just had a funny thought, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What is — was that creature? ’ William the gonnagle stared at her as if trying to make up his mind. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a place is it where you never grow up? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of child is this? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What shall I say? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do with him? ’ The grasses trembled. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What sort o ’ ill would that be, kind o ’ thing? ’ ‘ I think you ’d probably die, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What would Granny Aching have done? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What would I be doing now? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What would a drome do if it got into our world? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s better, to try to save your brother and be brave, courageous, stupid and dead, or save the boy and be brave, courageous, sensible and alive? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? ’ said the voice from the hat. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s ‘ why? ’ got to do with it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s ‘ why? ’ got to do with it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | When can you leave home? ’ ‘ Pardon? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | When can you leave home? ’ ‘ Pardon? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | When do the good bits happen? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | When you had the pretty frock an ’ a ’? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where are the Feegles now? ’ ‘ Lying low, I expect. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where are we noo? ’ said Daft Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where do soup plates come into it? ’ ‘ The monster is mentioned in a book of stories I ’ve got, ’ explained Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is Rob Anybody? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is everybody, in fact? ’ The young pictsie looked a bit embarrassed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is he? ’ ‘ That ’s your brother? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is he? ’ ‘ That ’s your brother? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is she? ’ ‘ She died in the snow last winter, ’ said Tiffany, slowly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Where is the Baron, that the law be brake for him? ’ They said that when the Baron was told this he went very quiet. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Which way noo? ’ The trampled track that had led them on like a line had vanished. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Who did it think she was? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Who speaks for the hills? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Who was Granny Aching? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s Hamish? ’ ‘ He might have the knowin ’ of where the Quin went with your wee laddie, ’ said Rob Anybody soothingly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Whut ’s it we ’re famous for? ’ ‘ Stealin ’! ’ shouted the blue men. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Why are you trying to take my boy away? ’ ‘ He is n’t yours! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Why ’re we stopping here? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ To find out. ’ ‘ Good answer. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Will yer remember this day? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | William? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | William? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | With sugar on? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Worse than the headless horseman? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Would she be pleased that you ’d worked that out? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to beg for mercy now? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Wullie? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye canna ’ come here, unnerstand? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye dinnae ken the ways? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye hae a besom? ’ ‘ Broomstick,''murmured the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye have many sisters? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye ken how to be strong, do ye? ’ ‘ Yes, I think so. ’ ‘ Good. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye ken spiders? ’ ‘ Of course! ’ ‘ Well, spiders spin webs. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye think this is the only world? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Ye’re no ’ a hag? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You hear me? ’ With his eyes shut and his hands shaking, the man nodded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You kept away the crows and wolves and foxes for Granny, yes? ’ ‘ Aye, mistress! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You know they used to set fire to witches? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You like having to wear really, really thick pants? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You mean you thought you owned him? ’ Tiffany ’s Second Thoughts said: She ’s finding your weaknesses. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You probably want to fly on a broomstick, yes? ’ ‘ Oh, yes! ’ She ’d often dreamed of flying. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You said the river was very shallow where Jenny leaped up? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You say what ’s to be done. ’ ‘ Why ca n’t Fion be kelda? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You want to be a witch, am I right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You want to learn the skills? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You would n’t let people turn an old lady out of her house? ’ ‘ Well, I hope I — ’ Tiffany turned to face him, a butter paddle in each hand. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll pay good wages and look after the old people? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve become a witch on chalk? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | Your picture of the world is a landscape with you in the middle of it, is n’t it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | are you going to bury them? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | bad things there. ’ ‘ Monsters? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | bag of air — ’ ‘ Bag o ’ air? ’ said the aviator, looking puzzled. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | but how did you manage it? ’ said Miss Tick to Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | did I just say that? ’ ‘ Yes, and I hope you wish you had n’t, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | do you remember much? ’ ‘ It all seems like. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | does that count? ’ For the first time, Miss Tick looked a little less flinty. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | drinking? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | heaven? ’ ‘ Aye! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | in a manner o ’ speakin ’ ‘ It is? ’ ‘ ‘ Tis not thine, mistress! ’ shrieked Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | is poisonous. ’ The kelda stared at Tiffany for a moment and then continued: ‘ Ye asked why the Quin should take your boy? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | leave it alone, all right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | my grandmother? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | rest for a while. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Roland, looking concerned. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | she died. ’ ‘ And she was a witch, was she? ’ ‘ Everyone said she was a witch, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | showing that she doubted if they would be, would n’t it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | so it ’s not really hot? ’ ‘ No! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | strange? ’ ‘ Ca n’t help you there, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | that you sort of died somewhere else and then came here? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | the little man that just says sneebs but real words turn up in your head? ’ ‘ Yes, that ’s him. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | they change. ’ ‘ What into? ’ ‘ Other things. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | was he really, or was it just because he was a prince that people called him handsome? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | was still here, watching for lost lambs? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | well, which day? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | what did you say they were? ’ ‘ Nac Mac Feegles, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | what was that about the Queen? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | who could put a collar around the neck of a drome? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | who was it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | why do you ask? ’ said Tiffany, desperately. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | wuff fawf fwaff? ’ This seemed to work. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | you want to bring them back, then? ’ said the toad, looking mournful. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | you wo n’t tell anyone, will you? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | you ’ll be Sarah Aching ’s wee girl? ’ said the kelda. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bit of spirit at last? ’ said the Queen, stepping back. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A very neat fight an ’ we dinnae e’en ha ’ to resort to usin ’ poetry. ’ ‘ How did you get into the nut? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ After all, it ca n’t be very hard to mess with a toad ’s head, yeah? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, ’ she said, ‘ how do I get there? ’ ‘ Ye dinnae ken the way? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, ’ she said, ‘ how do I get there? ’ ‘ Ye dinnae ken the way? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I a monster? ’ said the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I fashing myself? ’ she whispered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I right that this has been done before? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An ’ his wee sister? ’ said the kelda. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An ’ how near us would you say it is, then? ’ asked Rob conversationally, as the boat wallowed and jerked just ahead of the whale. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An ’ ye cannae come wi ’ us because ye ha ’ nae weapon, mistress. ’ ‘ What happened to my frying pan? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And pictures of stars. ’ ‘ And when you went to look, did they? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And she talked to her dogs. ’ ‘ And what kind of things did she say to them? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that was —? ’ ‘ I do n’t ask you your business, ’ said Tiffany, before she even realized she was going to say it. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that will be one egg, please. ’ ‘ Exactly where can I find the school? ’ said Tiffany, handing over the egg. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the wood box? ’ There were more ‘ Ayes ’. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And then what happened? ’ ‘ Then the Baron said no one was to have anything to do with her, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And then when I would n’t she gave me more sweets. ’ ‘ More nougat? ’ ‘ Sugar plums, ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And this is Fairyland? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And threatens to go to the toilet if he ’s left alone? ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what about our sheep? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what about the sheep? ’ This time they all looked down. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what is it we do n’t say? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why is she after me? ’ ‘ Ye think she is? ’ ‘ Well, yes, actually! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why is she after me? ’ ‘ Ye think she is? ’ ‘ Well, yes, actually! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And will you help me get my brother back? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you can take me with you? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ Well, she hoped so. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you used to live here? ’ ‘ Ah, but it wasnae so bad then. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you were waiting to see if I could find the way, right? ’ said Tiffany, before a fight could start. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you ’re the kelda? ’ ‘ Aye. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything else, mistress? ’ said Hamish politely. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are n’t ye tired? ’ said Rob. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are there no oth — Are there no witches here at all? ’ Tiffany hesitated. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are they like sweetbreads? ’ ‘ I do n’t know. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you a witch? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right? ’ said Tiffany desperately, trying to shake him. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you brownies? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you fairies? ’ But there was no answer. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you fine, mistress? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you frightened? ’ ‘ Frightened? ’ said the voice of the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you frightened? ’ ‘ Frightened? ’ said the voice of the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you going to tell me not to do anything about it? ’ ‘ No, but — ’ ‘ Good! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you listening? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you tellin ’ me we could get awa ’ wi ’ it ‘ cos of a tishoo o ’ lies? ’ ‘ Certainly, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you there, toad? ’ ‘ Very poor pickings under here, ’ the toad answered, crawling out. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you using persykology on me? ’ said Tiffany hotly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ At that age? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aw right? ’ shouted the tiny fighter. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aye, and why ’re we all lookin ’ like yellow mushrooms? ’ Rob Anybody added. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aye? ’ said Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Before yon whale fi — Before yon whale cow comes back? ’ Tiffany looked past them. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Big toughie, is ye? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bring ye siller? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I got them back. ’ ‘ You got something back from the Nac Mac Feegle? ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I think it was something like that, yes. ’ ‘ And did his horse turn up? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But my elbows are generally very reliable. ’* ‘ Why talk about it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But of course, it ’s the bride who names the day, is n’t it? ’ said Tiffany cheerfully. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But that ’s just dream treasure, surely? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you hear that? ’ The Feegles looked around. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I be of serrrvice? ’ said a voice by Tiffany ’s ear. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I stop it? ’ ‘ And now I ’m slightly impressed, ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can she not? ’ said the kelda. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can ye no ’ see the door? ’ Tiffany looked around desperately. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you all just wait a moment? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you bring Wentworth? ’ ‘ Aye. ’ ‘ And you wo n’t get lost or, or drunk or anything? ’ Rob Anybody looked offended. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you bring Wentworth? ’ ‘ Aye. ’ ‘ And you wo n’t get lost or, or drunk or anything? ’ Rob Anybody looked offended. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you fight nightmares? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you get out now? ’ he demanded, his face red. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you help me steal my brother back from the Quin? ’ Hundred of small yet ugly faces brightened up considerably. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you put me down, please? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you see anything? ’ she called. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you see it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you sit on my shoulder? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you walk down to the village? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cheese is alive. ’ ‘ And what do you really do? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cheese, eh? ’ said Mistress Weatherwax. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Chit? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cold? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could I just ask ye to go out intae the big chamber, Kelda? ’ he said, quietly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Crivens all gone. ’ ‘ What were they? ’ muttered Roland, sitting up and holding his head. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Crivens, are we takin ’ this wee streak o ’ useless- ness? ’ said Rob, grabbing Roland ’s trousers and heaving him aboard. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Daft Wullie? ’ she said, staring hard at the struggling pictsie and trying not to cry. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did he come back? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you look upstairs? ’ ‘ Even the attic, Dad — ’ ‘ Well — ’ her father looked panicky and impatient at the same time- ‘ go and. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Didja kill her? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ She ’ll be back then, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I smell a wee drop of Special Sheep Liniment on yez, Kelda? ’ Tiffany looked puzzled for a moment and then said: ‘ Oh, me. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I want to know what a pismire is? ’ she whispered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t the girls here go off to work as maids and things? ’ said Mrs Ogg. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do toads dream? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have any brothers and sisters, Tiffany? ’ ‘ I have six sisters, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know who has taken my brother, then? ’ Tiffany demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think you could, er, borrow some fine cloth? ’ ‘ Nay, mistress, but I ken well where I can steal some, ’ said Hamish. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you understand me? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want any help? ’ ‘ If it ’s my trouble, I ’ll get out of it, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want it to choke to death on lamb? ’ This did n’t get much of a laugh. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to stay here for ever? ’ And then she felt the movement behind her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you know what ’ll be turning up? ’ she continued. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Exactly? ’ ‘ Well, the light does n’t really change much, ’ said the boy. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fair and generous and decent? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Filled buckets? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fine. ’ ‘ Fwaa? ’ ‘ Oh. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Frying pan? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fwa waa fwah waa wha? ’ said the peacock. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good stuff, eh? ’ He patted down his hair with his wet hands. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good? ’ said Tiffany aloud. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good? ’ said the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got any eggs? ’ said Tiffany, instantly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got any more eggs? ’ ‘ No, but — ’ ‘ No more education, then. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Grand, is n’t it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Granny Aching used to make it in the old cowshed. ’ ‘ Strong stuff, is it? ’ ‘ It dissolves spoons, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have n’t you got any sense at all? ’ she said, pulling him upright. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you eaten anything? ’ ‘ Fwa fwa faff, ’ murmured the boy. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you seen a woman with a small boy? ’ Tiffany demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s ne’er happy unless he ’s got the wind under his kilt. ’ ‘ And the birds do n’t mind? ’ ‘ Ach, no, mistress. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hear what? ’ said Hamish. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hello? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ High- pitched, see? ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hm? ’ it said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can a man six inches high train a bird like that? ’ she asked as the buzzard circled again for height. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How come ye’re a lawyer an ’ a toad? ’ ‘ Oh, well, it was just bit of an argument, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you do it? ’ ‘ Ach, we can generally find a way intae anywhere, even a dream, ’ said William, smiling. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you get away from the huge wave? ’ she asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know I wo n’t run away right now and tell the Baron? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know about my brother? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How d’ye ken it only eats wee stuff? ’ said Daft Wullie as the whale fish ’s mouth began to open. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long have you been here? ’ she asked carefully. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long have you been there? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t have to dance around with no clothes on or anything like that, do I? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect there ’re some things you need to know, right? ’ ‘ Everything, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect you think that makes you very witchy, do you? ’ ‘ Why wo n’t you let me see you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect you think that makes you very witchy, do you? ’ ‘ Why wo n’t you let me see you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I feel like a fairy wi ’ the wings on. ’ ‘ How can you survive that? ’ Tiffany asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I got in, did n’t I? ’ ‘ Getting in is easy. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I have n’t done anything wrong, have I? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I have, have n’t I? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said they want to marry me! ’ ‘ And? ’ ‘ And? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said they want to marry me! ’ ‘ And? ’ ‘ And? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think — ’ ‘ Yes? ’ said the witch. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I thought it was, you know, an adventure? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m glad to see you pay attention. ’ ‘ There really is a school for witches? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m going to carry Roland, and I want you to bring Wentworth. ’ ‘ Do n’t you want to carry the wee lad? ’ said Rob. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m not handing my brother over, no matter what you do! ’ ‘ Do you know what colour your insides are? ’ said the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m sorry? ’ said Miss Tick, coldly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m sure you want to know all about hedgehogs, eh? ’ ‘ I did this one last summer, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ve been facing the Queen and you ’ve been in a pub? ’ ‘ Ach, no! ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you move you ’ll fall off your horse! ’ ‘ Is that a spell? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Impressive? ’ said the voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed, I might commit myself to sayin ’ it ’s enorrrrmous. ’ ‘ Ye’d go as far as that, would ye? ’ ‘ Oh, aye. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is all that true, Daft Wullie? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it OK wi ’ you if we get on? ’ said Rob Anybody, holding up a nervous hand. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it really there? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it the Feegles who are invading? ’ The toad looked a bit shifty. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it? ’ ‘ Ach. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is she going to be in time? ’ Tiffany demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that all she can do? ’ ‘ I doot it, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that it? ’ Tiffany wondered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that so? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is the bairn asleep? ’ ‘ Aye, I canna ’ hear her movin ’. ’ Tiffany opened her eyes in the darkness. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a Queen around here? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anyone you ’ve been kind to? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this the wee bairn? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It turned out it used to be a lawyer. ’ ‘ You ’ve given a clan of the Nac Mac Feegle their own lawyer? ’ said Mrs Ogg. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’d make you terribly ill if you drank it. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Rob Anybody, thoughtfully. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s about zoology. ’ ‘ Zoology, eh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s great, yeah? ’ She looked down. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Jolly Sailor tobacco? ’ said the witch. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like people who can see ghosts and stuff? ’ ‘ Ach, no. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like what? ’ ‘ She ’s clearly got First Sight and Second Thoughts. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, I did n’t know what you were, all right? ’ said Roland. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Love? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Metapahorrical? ’ said Mrs Ogg, wrinkling her forehead. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Minds? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mmph? ’ ‘ Is it true what Rob Anybody told me? ’ ‘ Mmph! ’ Daft Wullie ’s eyebrows went up and down furiously. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mmph? ’ ‘ Is it true what Rob Anybody told me? ’ ‘ Mmph! ’ Daft Wullie ’s eyebrows went up and down furiously. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mrs Snapperly must have had a really big oven, eh? ’ ‘ No, it was really quite small, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nac Mac Feegle? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nay? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No foxes took an Aching lamb, right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nothing here really belongs here, remember? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now pick me up. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because there ’s a woman at the well over there giving you a funny look. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ OK? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Of something like you? ’ And the Queen was there, in front of her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, do you not? ’ said Fion sharply. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you ’ll let me, will you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, ‘ tis you, izzut? ’ said Rob Anybody, glaring up at the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ On the sea? ’ Wave, sound, wave, sound. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One day you ’ll be Baron, wo n’t you? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Only ten inches deep. ’ ‘ I bet Mrs Snapperly had no teeth and talked to herself, right? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ot aggened? ’ said Tiffany, touching her teeth to check that they were all still there. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Otherwise how will you know where you ’re going? ’ ‘ I come from a long line of Aching people, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Otherwise what ’s the point of lettin ’ ‘ em sink? ’ ‘ That ’s right, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ ‘ Take it in with us, ’ the toad said insistently. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Properly dressed? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Aye, an ’ a big dollop o ’ cruelty, ’ Not- as- big- as- Medium- Sized- Jock- but- bigger- than- Wee- Jock- Jock went on. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Rebels? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Rob? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ said a voice from the doll ’s house. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She lived from the summer until the snow, right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She said that ’s what children were supposed to do. ’ ‘ Did you? ’ ‘ Would you? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She said that ’s what children were supposed to do. ’ ‘ Did you? ’ ‘ Would you? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She used her brother as bait! ’ ‘ Amazing, was n’t it? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Smells like toe- nails, do n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, it does! ’ said Tiffany, gratefully. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sneebs! ’ he said, and in her head appeared the words: ‘ Get away from here! ’ ‘ Excuse me? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what are you? ’ There were unlimited supplies of no answer at all. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what? ’ said Rob. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So why did Miss Tick put a spell on you? ’ ‘ Her? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So why did Miss Tick put a spell on you? ’ ‘ Her? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, but — ’ ‘ Has what ’s going on got something to do with magic? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Speak up for me? ’ answered the Queen, her fine eyebrows arching. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sweetie? ’ she hissed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tame ones? ’ Tiffany wondered, aloud. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That being a nook or resting place? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That is true, is n’t it? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was all right, was n’t it? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Death of Kings Through the Ages? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The horrible child who screams for sweeties all the time? ’ The daisy stems parted and the boy Roland darted out and joined her under the leaf. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The other side? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The way to the Queen ’s land? ’ ‘ Oh, aye. ’ ‘ Well, would you care to tell me? ’ ‘ I dinnae need to tell a kelda, ’ said William. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The way to the Queen ’s land? ’ ‘ Oh, aye. ’ ‘ Well, would you care to tell me? ’ ‘ I dinnae need to tell a kelda, ’ said William. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There is n’t anyone, is there? ’ said Tiffany, backing away. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They want to marry me! ’ ‘ Mm phmm ffm mm? ’ ‘ What are you eating? ’ The toad swallowed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They want to marry me! ’ ‘ Mm phmm ffm mm? ’ ‘ What are you eating? ’ The toad swallowed. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tiffany who? ’ said the voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ To be a kelda of the Nac Mac Feegle, you have to marry one of ‘ em, do n’t you? ’ said Mrs Ogg, innocently. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very helpful? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Want a sweetie? ’ she whispered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wazzup? ’ Tiffany turned him round to face the things. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ne’er took an Aching ship wi’out the leave o ’ Granny! ’ ‘ Granny Aching let you have sheep? ’ ‘ Aye, she did, did, did that! |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re going to keep going! ’ ‘ Aye? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re not doing very well around here, are we? ’ That was true. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re not talking about nice dreams, are we? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Weewee mens? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, are ye? ’ he said, pulling himself out as if nothing had happened. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, can you face these? ’ Every Nac Mac Feegle sword suddenly glowed blue. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, if you think you ’re dead, then what are they? ’ she went on, pointing to a couple of small bodies. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, we have got to find my brother, OK? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, you know how things like shirts billow out on a washing line when it ’s windy? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Were they ill? ’ ‘ No. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Were you a handsome prince? ’ she asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whap? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about you, toad? ’ said Tiffany, looking into the apron pocket. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are these? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you talking about? ’ ‘ I. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did I say? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you do to him? ’ ‘ He ’ll mend, ’ said Granny Aching, carefully ignoring the question. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you say to him? ’ snapped the Queen. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you say to him? ’ the Queen demanded, as the boy ran towards the hammer man. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you eat? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean? ’ ‘ You keep talking about “ they ”, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want me to do? ’ ‘ The kelda sent us, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does all that Viznee- facey- em stuff mean, my learned friend? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does she teach? ’ she asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened? ’ ‘ How did you know I saw Jenny Green- Teeth? ’ ‘ I ’m a witch. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened? ’ ‘ How did you know I saw Jenny Green- Teeth? ’ ‘ I ’m a witch. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have you done with them? ’ Tiffany shouted. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it I want you to do? ’ ‘ Fee ’ the cluck- clucks, ’ said Wentworth. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What size of soup plates? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was Wullie saying about roasting “ big stuff ”? ’ Tiffany demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What will I have to do? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What would that be, then? ’ said Daft Wullie, in a slow, careful voice. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re they? ’ ‘ They ’re insects that bite sheep and suck blood and do n’t drop off until they ’re full, ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s funny about this? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s going on, toad? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happened? ’ ‘ Where ’s all oour old footprints gone? ’ said Daft Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happened? ’ ‘ Where ’s all oour old footprints gone? ’ said Daft Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happening, Rob Anybody? ’ she said, laying the words down carefully. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happening? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in it for the drome? ’ she asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s magic, eh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that got to do with it? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ Not to use it. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the name of the place the monsters come from? ’ ‘ Ach, ye prob’ly ken the place well, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s worse than that? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name, pictsie? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, er, kind of nightmares are coming? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Rob Anybody innocently, his hand firmly over the mouth of the struggling Wullie. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Tiffany, blinking. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Eh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Eh? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When does the tide come back? ’ ‘ Urn, not for hours, I think, ’ said Tiffany, feeling the slow, nasty panic getting bigger. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are you going? ’ shouted Roland behind her. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where do they come from? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where have they gone? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where is he? ’ ‘ Nae, nae, but the kelda knows the way of the Quin. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where wuz I? ’ the kelda continued. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s Wentworth? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s the frying pan? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who do you mean? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who from? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who knows? ’ said the witch. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who will speak up for you? ’ Tiffany said aloud. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s coming wi ’ me? ’ That seemed to work. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s the wee bigjob who knows sich a lot about aviation? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whp? ’ it croaked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whut d’ye think of the wee place, eh? ’ said a voice from below. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whut eiggs? ’ said one. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whut ’s the plan, Rob? ’ said one of them. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whut? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why are you talking like this? ’ ‘ I- I do n’t know, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ca n’t Fion be kelda here? ’ William nodded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you do that? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you say it? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, I do n’t know, ’ moaned the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why is there snow on the ground? ’ This has become the Queen ’s land. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why the frying pan? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why wo n’t you do what I say? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why would the Queen take my brother? ’ she asked eventually. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’re we stopping? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will ye mind that, ye who sit in judgement? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will ye no ’ help us? ’ ‘ Help you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will ye no ’ help us? ’ ‘ Help you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will ye, Tiffan? ’ She held up a thumb the size of a match head and waited. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you get into trouble, do you think? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Witches ’ school? ’ said Mistress Weatherwax. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Worse than Jenny? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would it be the stuff in a kind o ’ big bottle kind o ’ thingie? ’ ‘ Wi ’ a wee skull and crossbones on it? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would it be the stuff in a kind o ’ big bottle kind o ’ thingie? ’ ‘ Wi ’ a wee skull and crossbones on it? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ W’a ’s happening? ’ he said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye dinnae ken o ’ the Quin? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye dinnae learn, do ye? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye ken anyone who keeps bees? ’ said the kelda. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye ken that dream wi ’ the big party? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye ken them wee bitty bugs that clings onto the sheeps and suck themsel ’ full o ’ blood and then drop off again? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ And people think she killed him? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ Look, I did n’t — I mean, I did n’t lie to anyone or anything, ’ he blurted out. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye’re nae gon na get nasty aboot it? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye’ve got that little bitty bit inside o ’ you that holds on, right? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You all knew that was the way through, did n’t you? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t do magic here? ’ said the voice in the hat. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t prove anything. ’ ‘ You do n’t have matches on you, do you? ’ said the woman to Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can have defence lawyers. ’ ‘ Defence? ’ said Rob Anybody. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do not want to meet her, ever. ’ ‘ She ’s bad? ’ ‘ Worse. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t think she ’s trying to feed you up before she bakes you in an oven and eats you, do you? ’ ‘ Of course not. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t think so? ’ ‘ Um. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You find this funny? ’ she demanded. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have a question? ’ said Miss Tick. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know, where they can drink and fight and feast for ever? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You live in one of the mounds? ’ Tiffany asked. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean like having talents? ’ said Tiffany, wrinkling her brow. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean the dream keeps on going? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean they ’re dead? ’ Tiffany whispered. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean we can have lawyers on oour side as well? ’ ‘ Yes, of course, ’ said the toad. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean you do n’t mind? ’ he said at last. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You roast “ big stuff in the chalk pit? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You said, “ Can I stop it? ”, not “ Can anyone stop it? ” or “ Can we stop it? ” That ’s good. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You said, “ Can I stop it? ”, not “ Can anyone stop it? ” or “ Can we stop it? ” That ’s good. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You said, “ Can I stop it? ”, not “ Can anyone stop it? ” or “ Can we stop it? ” That ’s good. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You take the tobacco? |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were being metapahorrical, were n’t you? ’ said Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were the people who filled the water buckets? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You wo n’t tell anyone, will you? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would n’t be happier with, say, Henry? ’ said Tiffany, helplessly. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would tell me if I was, would n’t you? ’ said Tiffany urgently. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would? ’ Tiffany sounded so surprised that the twiddler looked around at his colleagues for support. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re putting the dog into the barn with a sheep, Mrs Aching? ’ said the bailiff. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve been watching me all the time? ’ ‘ Aye, mistress. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve got to find the place where the time is different, for one thing. ’ ‘ But how can I do that? ’ wailed Tiffany. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your name is Roland, is n’t it? ’ she said. |
The Wee Free Men (ta1) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ken ” means “ know ”. ’ ‘ And his dinner? ’ ‘ Forget about his dinner for now, ’ said the toad. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | - if I have a look in your head? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Oh? ” she said coldly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Oook? ” “ The other night, I looked into his room. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Phooey? ” suggested Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yes? ” Rincewind gazed up at the Thing, which was still staring into the light. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ You wish to make a point? ” “ It ’s the Archchancellor ’s hat, if you must know, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | A figurehat. ” “ Figurehat? ” “ Worn by a figurehead. ” “ But the gods choose the Archchancellor! ” Carding raised an eyebrow. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | A merry Small Gods ’ Day prank, is it? ” His eyes swivelled to meet those of a small boy holding a long metal staff. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | A quick game of Significant Quest?”[23] “ Drink? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | A sock of force? ” Rincewind focused on it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | A wizard ’s true vocation, you see- ” “ Is it really true that the wise suffer themselves to be ruled in this way? ” Carding growled. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | AND I MUST SAY YOU PEOPLE ARE GIVING ME A BUSY DAY “ How do you manage to be in so many places at the same time? ” GOOD ORGANISATION. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | About fifteen so far; I think. ” “ Were they good or bad? ” “ Just dead, I think. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | An astonishingly devious and clever mind. ” “ So you tried his head on for size? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | And a girl. ” “ Why? ” “ It might be rather difficult to explain. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | And what would humans be without love? ” RARE, said Death. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | And where is this? ” “ My name is Creosote, Seriph of Al Khali, ” said the fat man, “ and this is my Wilderness. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | And why not? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | And, among the rubble, the following conversation might have been heard: “ There ’s something moving under here! ” “ Under that? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Ape, monkey, what ’s the difference? ” said Sconner. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Approximately? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ” Rincewind leaned against a pillar decorated with embarrassing sculpture and wheezed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Are you coming? ” Rincewind hesitated. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | BUT WHAT PRECISELY DO YOU EXPECT TO GAIN? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | But just think how good you ’ll feel in your next life- Look, just shut up, will I? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | But look at it like this- you quite like her, do n’t you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | But what does it feel like? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | By older and wiser minds. ” “ But he wants the Archchancellor ’s hat! ” “ Why ca n’t he have it? ” Spelter ’s mouth dropped open. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | By the way, where is that hat? ” “ I do n’t know, ” said Spelter, who was still quite shaken. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Can you hear me? ” He felt sure that something moved, far back in the darkness. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Can you make it go up further? ” “ Yes, but I ’m not going to, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Can you sing, wizard? ” “ I might be able to, ” said Rincewind, cautiously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Can you? ” “ Ten men in each canoe, ” said Conina grimly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Cohen the Barbarian? ” Rincewind grinned to show it was a joke. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Come for what? ” “ To take my place. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Conina opened her mouth to agree and the words “ Why not? ” slid past her lips. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Could you imagine a better substance to build the new home of sourcery? ” The staff flared for a moment, melting the clouds. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Could your old wizardry do half as much? ” It seemed to Spelter that his voice took on a metallic edge. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | DID YOU? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Did he fight the sourcerer? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Did you ask? ” “ No, ” said Spelter, still glowering at the almanackical interjector. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear it? ” Nijel listened. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do I mean aeons? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t even- ” “ It belonged to my grandfather- ” “ A real magic carpet? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you know what a seraglio is? ” “ Um. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you think we should shut the box? ” It ’s perfectly safe now, said the hat ’s voice from inside the glow. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you think? ” By way of an answer Conina vaulted up on to the largest horse, which by the look of it belonged to a soldier. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you believe in Paradise, o peachcheeked blossom? ” “ Not as such, no. ” “ Oh, ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you know that? ” “ You will all stand very still. ” Abrim the vizier stepped out of a ruined archway. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you not agree? ” No. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ” Carding raised his head gently, in case bits of it fell off. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Do you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Does it really do the opposite of what you command? ” “ No. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Eee orr ife! ” Rincewind said “ Pardon? ” But the thing had gone past and was lurching awkwardly across the ancient lawn. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Everyone ’s going to die, okay? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Finally he managed, “ Have you? ” She waggled an eyebrow at him. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | For example, do you know how many trolls it takes to change a lamp- wick? ” “ This slab moves, ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | For example- why is it that wizards do not rule the world? ” “ What? ” “ It is a simple question. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | For example- why is it that wizards do not rule the world? ” “ What? ” “ It is a simple question. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Green fire, you want? ” “ Also to make hot lead run in their bones, ” said the captain. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Hah? ” Rincewind turned to Conina, who was leaning on the rail examining her fingernails. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever told you your neck is as a tower of ivory? ” “ Never, ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Have I got one of those? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Have I taught you nothing? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He eased himself up gently and added, “ Has anyone seen the lamp? ” “ Forget it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He gave you what you wanted, did n’t he? ” “ We may never forgive him, ” said Hakardly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He is unfair and unjust to everyone, without fear or favour. ” “ And you are content with this? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He looked down blankly at the blue and gold pattern underneath him, and added, “ You ’re flying this, are n’t you? ” Through me! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He thought: am I a point of weakness? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He wanted to say: It ’s the Archchancellor ’s hat, do n’t you understand? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | He ’s all right, is n’t he? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Heroically. ” “ Is it heroic to die like this? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How can the effect be described with delicacy and taste? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How did you get the carpet to fly? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How do I know? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How do you think I feel about it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How powerful are you? ” “ Powerful? ” said Billias. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How powerful are you? ” “ Powerful? ” said Billias. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t help it, I take after my father. ” “ Who was he, then? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t swim. ” “ What, not a stroke? ” Rincewind hesitated, and twiddled the star on his hat cautiously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t use magic. ” “ Are you sure? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t seem to meet many nice people. ” “ Yes, well- ” “ He ’s looking at us! ” “ So what? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what ’s been happening? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you would n’t know the way? ” “ Thousands of rooms, ” said the Seriph, ” in here, you know. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I taught myself. ” “ Really? ” “ I sent off for courses. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I warn you. ” “ A wizard? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ’m an addict. ” “ Addicted to what? ” “ Life. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got another one somewhere. ” “ But in the end it has something heavy? ” “ Um. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve met him. ” “ What did he look like? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | IPSLORE THE RED? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | IS THIS WISE? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | If really powerful wizards wo n’t do anything about it, how can I? ” “ Oook, ” agreed the Librarian, sewing a ruptured spine. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | In a manner of speaking. ” “ In a manner of speaking? ” Carding got up and gathered his skirts around him. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is he harmed? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is it- going to be all right? ” The Librarian nodded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that right lad? ” “ Are you puissant? ” said the boy. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that right lad? ” “ Are you puissant? ” said the boy. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that right, boys? ” There was a chorus of vague murmurs. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is that not a joyous thing? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is that not so, brothers? ” “ We have the city, ” said one of the wizards. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you think we should do? ” “ Yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is the world ready for the triumph of ice? ” “ It bloody veil better be, ” said the giant, and swung his glacier prod at Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is there not one among you who has done more magic, real magic, in the past twenty- four hours than he has done in the whole of his life before? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Is there one among you who does not, in his heart of hearts, truly agree with me? ” Spelter shuddered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It belongs to wizards! ” “ Why are you getting so worked up? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It eats crisps. ” “ What about people? ” “ Oh, and people. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It is vital that we are not taken back, do you understand? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It may have struck you that I am not exactly gifted in the magical department? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a bit stuffy in here, is n’t it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It ’s easy enough, is n’t it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It ’s stuck. ” “ Do n’t you want to hear the rest of the joke? ” said Rincewind, in a pained voice. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | It ’s, um, Rincewind, is n’t it? ” said the bursar, without much enthusiasm. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I’M SORRY? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | I’M SORRY? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Just a figure of speech. ” “ What are we going to do? ” she wailed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Just hold hands, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Kitten? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Like what? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Look ”, he added quickly, “ how can people kill like that? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Look, go away, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Lots. ” “ Lots? ” whispered Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | May I have a look at your staff? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | May I read you my latest oeuvre? ” “ Egg? ” said Rincewind, who was n’t following this. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | May I read you my latest oeuvre? ” “ Egg? ” said Rincewind, who was n’t following this. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | My faculties are fully engaged- do any of you wish to argue? ” “ No, Sconner, ” they chorused. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | My men saw you. ” “ The Seriph employs slavers? ” snapped Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Nice voice? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Ninety thousand volumes, is n’t it, Spelter? ” “ Um? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Ninety thousand volumes, is n’t it, Spelter? ” “ Um? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | No matter what happens. ” “ No matter what? ” said Coin uncertainly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | No sense in- ” “ Who rules the Disc? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Not often. ” “ Are you sure you are a wizard? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Now take- ” “ You? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Oh blast, thought Rincewind, you ’re not my conscience again, are you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Okay, come on. ” “ Why? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | On my head? ” Good grief. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | One of them said, “ Hear what, brother? ” Carding smiled, and it was a wide, mad smile. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Or at least in her vicinity. ” “ Why did n’t you say so? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Or sometimes the back of your hand, sometimes. ” “ And then perhaps it destroys a whole city? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, why ve do it? ” “ Only there ’s a lot of people out there who would prefer you not to, you see ”, said Nijel, desperately. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Put me down a little way ahead of them so I ’ve got a while to get sorted out. ” “ Get what sorted out? ” Nijel did n’t answer. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Recidivist? ” he hazarded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” There was a shuffling of curly- toed boots. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Rule Ankh- Morpork? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go in? ” Rincewind glanced up at the dingy pole just visible in the smoky light of the spitting torches. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | She ’s pretty good company, eh? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Show a little dignity! ” “ Why are you under the table, then? ” said Spelter sourly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | So I am going to hit you, all right? ” He brought his fist back and let fly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | So when Nijel said: “ They just pointed their fingers without so much as- ”, Rincewind snapped: “ Just shut up, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Some sounds? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Sort of like, one free wizard with every concubine sold? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Sort of the end of the world? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Sort of. ” “ Is it dangerous? ” The Luggage shuffled round to stare at her again. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Sort of. ” “ Sort of? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Stay beyond, okay? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | TELL ME, said Death, HOW DID YOU GUIDE THE STEPS OF YOUR OTHER SONS? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | That ’s sneaky! ” “ What are you talking about? ” “ Oh. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what wisdom is all about, you ’ll find that out when you grow up, it ’s a case of biding one ’s time- ” “ Where is this Patrician? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | The girls said it ’s the only thing he ’s interested in. ” “ Er. ” “ Are you all right? ” “ Fine, fine, ” Rincewind muttered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | The magic broke through and we went with it, I think. ” “ And those things? ” They regarded the Things. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | The way I see it, why me? ” “ But you said it ’s the symbol of wizardry! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Then Creosote said, “ Where are we, do you suppose? ” “ It smells like someone ’s underwear drawer, ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Then you ’ve got nothing to lose, have you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | They said I was mentally unstable, can you believe that? ” “ No, ” said Rincewind, truthfully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve been waiting to break into our world for- ” he frowned-”ians? ” “ Aeons, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Two weeks every August but, of course, usually one can never get away. ” “ Got a lot of lamps, have you? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Um? ” “ But the rats- ” “ Grain ship in harbour, I expect. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, MAN? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | WHERE ARE YOU? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Want to try it one more time? ” Rincewind nodded gloomily. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t that a tower over in Quirm, where the Circle Sea opened on to the great Rim Ocean? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll just let it cool down a bit, shall we? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll look around and say “ Pardon me, did you hear something? ”? ” “ It ’s just that no two seers have ever agreed about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll look around and say “ Pardon me, did you hear something? ”? ” “ It ’s just that no two seers have ever agreed about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | We ’re doomed anyway. ” “ Why? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Well, have you got a deepest desire that need only take a couple of minutes? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Were they all seeing the same thing? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What did happen? ” hissed Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What did he mean, them? ” There was an outbreak of coughing and a considerable inspection of fingernails. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” The Luggage raised its lid a fraction. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” “ Could be risky, with wizards, ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What does it matter? ” They did n’t take any notice. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What does it tell you? ” “ That you ca n’t spell? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What does it tell you? ” “ That you ca n’t spell? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the war? ” A little cascade of mortar poured down from the ceiling on to Rincewind ’s hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What have you wizards got against women, then? ” Rincewind ’s brow wrinkled. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ” “ I — can’t remember. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What kept you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What kept you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What world? ” “ Do n’t you know? ” The creature took the lamp out of Nijel ’s unresisting grasp. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What world? ” “ Do n’t you know? ” The creature took the lamp out of Nijel ’s unresisting grasp. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What year is this? ” Rincewind peered around a corner, but such people as were around and vertical were far too busy panicking to bother about them. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What ’d it do? ” screamed Rincewind, trying to read his own shoulderblades. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it like, being dead? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | When all ’s said and done, what good are they? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where am I? ” Conina recovered first. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where did we put it? ” “ Hold on, ” said Rincewind urgently. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where did you get the octarines? ” “ They ’re just very good Ankhstones, ” said Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where is the boy? ” “ Still asleep- ” Spelter began. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where is the seat for me? ” “ Are you a student? ” demanded Spelter, white with anger. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where is the seat for me? ” “ Are you a student? ” demanded Spelter, white with anger. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Where ’d it go? ” “ Never mind about that, it ’s not important. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Which one is he? ” He surveyed the prostrate wizardry, hefting the half- brick in one hand. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Which one of you sat on my head? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Who gave you your destiny? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s that? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why are you standing there like that? ” “ It ’s these ropes, ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t he feel happy about it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why have n’t we got much time? ” He pointed an accusing finger at the hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why is he always so keen to have the last word? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why is this? ” Carding ran his tongue over his lips. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why is this? ” The most senior wizards exchanged knowing glances. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why, do you want to hear one? ” “ What, now? ” “ If you like. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Why, do you want to hear one? ” “ What, now? ” “ If you like. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | With an item of apparel? ” I have much to offer, on the right head. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Without even thinking about it? ” “ I do n’t know, ” said Rincewind, in a tone of voice that suggested he was thinking about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Without me, who would there be to tell you what to do? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Wizardry has done nothing for the world. ” “ And if I tell you that I intend to dissolve the Orders and close the University? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Wizards or gods? ” Hakardly thought quickly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Would it be foolish to pass a remark? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Would this be any good? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Would you like one of these? ” He snapped his fingers at one of the girls. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to? ” Spelter padded over to a dark oak cabinet and pulled out a couple of glasses, which he filled from the water jug. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Yes, all right, but why me? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Yes, what do you want? ” This last comment was to Ardrothy, who was trying to sneak past unnoticed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Yes. ” “ How does it work? ” “ Um. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You can tell, ca n’t you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t been drinking, have you? ” “ No! ” “ Um. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You know, just at the last minute. ” “ Oook? ” Coin looked closely at the cobbles, as if by mere concentration he could change what he saw. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You mean we wo n’t be certain? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You mean you ’re me? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You rather like her, do n’t you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You said yourself people had to forget. ” “ Oook? ” “ I ca n’t help it! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You wanted her to steal you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You will remember it for the rest of your lives. ” “ What, until lunchtime? ” said Rincewind weakly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You would n’t have one, would you? ” “ Look the other way, ” Conina warned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’d better give me a leg up here, wizard. ” “ Pardon? ” Conina pointed irritably to a half- open stone doorway just ahead of them. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’d like to see more of her? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll do something brave, and then you ’ll die. ” “ What alternative have we got? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not frightened of him, are you? ” “ Suppose he talks to me! ” Rincewind looked blank. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not my conscience again, are you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’re safe now. ” “ What, you mean I ’m all alone with a female homicidal maniac? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve neglected something fundamental. ” “ Well? ” “ Well what? ” sniffed Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve neglected something fundamental. ” “ Well? ” “ Well what? ” sniffed Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Your father really is Cohen the Barbarian? ” “ Yes. ” The girl scowled at Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | Your place? ” “ I generally sleep at the University, ” said Rincewind, hopping along behind her. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | a- ” “ Anus mirabilis? ” Carding frowned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | a- ” “ New, um, dawn? ” “ Exactly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | apples? ” There was a metallic chord as four men drew their swords in perfect harmony. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | brothers? ” There was a chorus of uncertain mumbling. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | it would n’t be a sort of battered pointy one, with lots of stuff on it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | who among you has been into your dark library these past few days? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | who are you? ” “ My name is Conina. ” Rincewind looked at her blankly for some time. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | who knows what we could do? ” “ Today the city, tomorrow the world, ” said someone at the back of the crowd. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ A duel, eh? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ A great big hall, which is why it ’s called- ” “ Who are those people? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ About how deep is the sea here, would you say? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ After all, you would n’t make a forgery, would you? ” “ Not as, um, such- ” “ It ’s just a hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, what did you see? ” “ Well, I ’m not exactly- ” “ You do n’t know, do you? ” snapped Sconner. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, what did you see? ” “ Well, I ’m not exactly- ” “ You do n’t know, do you? ” snapped Sconner. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ All we really wanted was a bit of respect. ” “ Are you sure you ’re all right? ” Carding nodded vaguely. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And all that ’s supposed to tell me something, is it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And before dark? ” “ Not then, either. ” Conina sighed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And is he a fair and just ruler? ” Carding thought about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And is there any alcohol? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And now you have come for the child? ” NO. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And then, ” he continued, “ when you get back to the other side- ” “ What shall I do? ” Rincewind hesitated. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And we ’re not scared of a few old books, are we, lads? ” He glowered at the smallest wizard. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And what can be found in it that can stand against us? ” Hakardly thought that something was expected of him. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And what does that do? ” he said slowly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And what was that about my hair? ” she said encouragingly, hauling him back and refilling his glass. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And while you ’re down there, build some dungeons. ” “ Have you the faintest inkling of what you are doing? ” said the Patrician. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ And why is it rocking? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Any geas in it? ” “ He ’s got a point, ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Any good? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Any wizard in particular? ” Rincewind said guardedly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone else? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t we going to help him? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we going to be attacked? ” “ Could be. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a student here? ” “ I ’m learning quite a lot, I think. ” Nijel was wandering around the walls, giving them the occasional prod. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you alive? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” said Conina, anxiously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” said one of them. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you any good with that sword? ” Without taking his eyes off the guards, Nijel fumbled in his pack and handed Rincewind the book. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you coming or not? ” The lid shut with a snap. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to offer them all a quick perm? ” The men edged a little closer. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you looking for Rincewind? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you mad? ” he hissed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you mad? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you much of a raconteur? ” “ What? ” He licked his suddenly dry lips. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you much of a raconteur? ” “ What? ” He licked his suddenly dry lips. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you steering this thing? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you trying to be funny? ” “ Me? ” “ And here ’s me without a weapon, ” said Conina, sweeping back across the deck. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you trying to be funny? ” “ Me? ” “ And here ’s me without a weapon, ” said Conina, sweeping back across the deck. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Astringent, ” said War, “ I think. ” “ It ’s not that, then? ” “ Should n’t think so, ” said Famine, glumly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Begins with an H. ” “ Hedonism? ” said Rincewind desperately. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Bough? ” “ Cow? ” suggested Conina, with forced brightness. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Bough? ” “ Cow? ” suggested Conina, with forced brightness. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Brothers, ” he said again, “ do you not see what has happened? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ But I wonder, ” said Nijel, “ if we have done exactly the right thing. ” “ We ’re moving, are n’t we? ” demanded Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ But did n’t you see what they just turned them into? ” “ Dead people, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ But is this the right time? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ But not so puissant as you, I ’m sure. ” “ I am to be made Archchancellor, as is my destiny? ” “ Oh, absolutely, ” said Carding. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ But why should I ally, ” he rolled the unfamiliar word around his tongue, “ with you, a mere fifth level? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you hear them? ” They shook their heads. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you hear them? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I go now? ” A gale was howling down out of a clear sky as Rincewind toiled towards the tower of sourcery. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we stop it? ” The future is uncertain on that point. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you feel something? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you smell oil? ” she added, suspiciously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Come on, use a bit of magic, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Come? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Could be. ” “ Almost certain death? ” “ Almost certainly. ” Rincewind nodded, and picked up his hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did we do that? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you do that? ” he demanded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you have anywhere in mind? ” “ It probably wo n’t matter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see that? ” he demanded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see what happened? ” he whispered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you understand any of that? ” she said, cautiously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you make an appearance when a wizard is about to die? ” OF COURSE. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they have any drink down there? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they? ” he said, and coughed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know any lamp- wick jokes? ” he said, settling himself comfortably on the sand. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what this is? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mean magic attracts these creatures? ” he said eventually. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mind if I ask you a question? ” said Rincewind, stepping over the luckless pedestrian who lay coiled around his private pain. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mind if we go down now? ” said Nijel weakly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mind-? ” he began. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you see it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think it ’s an Undead? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think that would be a good idea? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Does it belong to you? ” “ Not really. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Does it make any difference? ” said Creosote, who was lying flat on his horse ’s neck with his eyes shut. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Does n’t it worry you? ” “ Not much. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? ” “ I will not harm you. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone okay? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, ” he said, “ which way to the harem? ” “ Turn left three doors down, ” said the man, without looking around. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, ” said Conina, “ but who are you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Father always said it was quite tasty. ” “ Not insects? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Fly? ” “ Oook. ” “ Can they do that? ” “ Oook, ” nodded the Librarian. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Fly? ” “ Oook. ” “ Can they do that? ” “ Oook, ” nodded the Librarian. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Funny curve to the walls. ” “ Where are we? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Give me away? ” “ Yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Go avay, hot person. ” “ Sorry, but is this really necessary? ” The giant looked at him in frozen astonishment. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Good. ” “ Whatever they are. ” “ What? ” Conina grabbed his arm. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Gook? ” “ What should I do now? ” “ Gook? ” Coin waved vaguely at the desolation. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Gook? ” “ What should I do now? ” “ Gook? ” Coin waved vaguely at the desolation. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Gook? ” “ What should I do now? ” “ Gook? ” Coin waved vaguely at the desolation. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hah? ” he insisted, making a mere single syllable do the work of a whole string of blood- congealing threats. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hard to disobey, is n’t it? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I got this right? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have any of you seen the gods? ” There was a chorus of hesitant denials. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have to use sand. ” “ You ’re going to attack them with a sockful of sand? ” “ No. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got the, um, Patrician in there? ” “ Oook. ” “ What about the little doggie? ” “ Oook. ” “ Oh. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got the, um, Patrician in there? ” “ Oook. ” “ What about the little doggie? ” “ Oook. ” “ Oh. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you thought what it might be like selling groceries for the next fifty years? ” Nijel muttered darkly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ He says his father ’s name is Ipslore. ” “ I wonder how many brothers has he got? ” said Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s gone to bed, ” he said, “ with a hot milk drink. ” “ Milk? ” said one of the wizards, with tired horror in his voice. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, is that the time? ” He vanished. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Highness? ” “ My Grand Vizier, ” said the Seriph. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” said Rincewind, who was still wondering how the words got into his head. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ I said, are you puissant? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ I said, are you puissant? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Hold on, hold on, ” said Rincewind urgently, “ What ’s going on? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How can I put this? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you grant my deepest desire if the world ’s going to end? ” The hat appeared to think about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you guess that? ” “ He told me some people would come looking for him. ” Conina relaxed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you feel about snakes? ” said one of the guards. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How does it work? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How far do we have to go to be safe? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been a barbarian hero? ” “ I ’m just getting started. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How many have you got? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How many people are there on this continent, do you think? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How much longer do I have? ” Death pulled a large hourglass from the secret recesses of his robe. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ How? ” “ Well, you ’re. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I am sure, my good brother, that you would not be defeated in affairs of the Art by a mere stripling? ” Gravie hesitated. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I get these colds, you see. ” “ Perhaps you should try wearing, well, a bit more clothing? ” “ Oh, I could n’t do that. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, do you know many stories? ” he croaked. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, how did they all get started? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, in size, shape or smell? ” she went on. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I meant, ” said Ipslore, bitterly, “ what is there in this world that makes living worth while? ” Death thought about it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I must give them a chance? ” YES. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I myself have created a castle- ” “ We rule the city, but who rules the world? ” said Carding. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I negotiate? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I promised my mother. ” “ Woolly underwear? ” Strange things were happening in Al Khali that night. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, do n’t you think it was made for me? ” said Carding. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I say, what happened? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I say, ” said Nijel, “ are you all right? ” “ Nnh, ” said Rincewind, and the syllable turned into a large doughnut. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? ” he shouted. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose a quick anecdote is out of the question? ” he croaked. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose we could n’t stop somewhere where I could buy an inn? ” “ What with? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose we could n’t stop somewhere where I could buy an inn? ” “ What with? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you do n’t know a good rhyme for “ thou ”? ” he said peevishly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you just say “ up ” and “ down ” and things like that. ” “ How about “ fly through the wall ”? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll just go and see if I can find the hat, shall I? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll just go and see who it is, then? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” he corrected himself. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” “ There has n’t been magic like that in this university in centuries, ” said Carding, “ maybe for thousands of years. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve heard about them, is n’t it worth a try? ” Creosote shook his head. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve heard about what they do- ” “ Should I know? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ If it was going to answer to them it would have done, would n’t it? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ In that? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ In the circumstances it is best not to think about it, yuh? ” said the genie. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ In what respect, exactly? ” he said, his voice a shade more normal. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ In what? ” Something about the way in which the spirit hesitated caused Nijel ’s mind to leap a tall conclusion from a standing start. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is Rincewind here? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is anything bad happening to him? ” “ It may be, ” said Hakardly, guardedly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is everyone all right? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he asleep? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it a sort of bird? ” “ I think it ’s more a sort of obligation, or something, ” said Nijel, but without much certainty. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it invisible? ” Rincewind risked a look behind him. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it magical? ” he said, curiously. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is lettuce involved? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t there some sort of formal ceremony? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is something the matter, Spelter? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that a small enough chance for you? ” SUFFICIENTLY MOLECULAR. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that good? ” Do you ever understand anything anyone says to you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that good? ” Do you ever understand anything anyone says to you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that good? ” “ No. ” “ But surely you want wizardry to triumph? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that good? ” “ No. ” “ But surely you want wizardry to triumph? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that how it happens? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that the first time you ’ve seen someone killed? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there somewhere we can hide? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this Ankh? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a riddle? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Is your geese giving you trouble? ” said the Seriph. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It does n’t understand the language? ” “ Language has n’t got anything to do with it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It is, you might say, the symbol of office? ” “ Absolutely, but look, if you put it on, I ’d better warn you- ” Shut up. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It refuses to tell me. ” “ Well, why do you want to know? ” Abrim laughed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It suits me, do n’t you think? ” said Carding. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It took ages. ” “ Why did n’t you try magic? ” Carding waggled his fingers, and grasped the tall cool glass that appeared in mid- air. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It would be nice to think so, would n’t it? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all right, is n’t it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s magic, is n’t it? ” he said hopefully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s magic, is n’t it? ” said Abrim the vizier. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s physically impossible. ” “ We ’re in the lamp? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s rather pathetic, is n’t it? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s very important. ” “ Why? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s you who should be worrying. ” “ Why me? ” “ You ’re the only other one who ’s wearing a dress. ” Rincewind bridled. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Just run that by me again, will you? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Just shut up, will you? ” said the temporary leader. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Kleptomania? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Know him? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Legs given out? ” “ It ’s- it ’s the hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s do lunch next Tuesday, okay? ” “ Do what? ” “ I ’m a little energetic right now. ” “ You ’re a little-? ” Conina began. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s do lunch next Tuesday, okay? ” “ Do what? ” “ I ’m a little energetic right now. ” “ You ’re a little-? ” Conina began. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s do lunch next Tuesday, okay? ” “ Do what? ” “ I ’m a little energetic right now. ” “ You ’re a little-? ” Conina began. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Like a sort of ringing noise? ” “ Watch. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Look at that! ” “ Oook? ” There was a shiny black tide flowing out of a grating near the kitchens. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, how can you do magic? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, just shut up, will you? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, push off, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, ” she said, “ you wo n’t tell him who I really am, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Looking for a man, little lady? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Lost track of time? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Marmalade? ” he volunteered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Millions, I expect? ” “ If I were wise, I would n’t be here, ” said Rincewind, with feeling. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Mind what? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Nnh. ” “ Why not try getting us out of here? ” Nijel added, and wisely flung himself flat on the floor. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ No magic, right? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ No need to laugh about it, wizard. ” “ What? ” “ It ’s not my fault. ” Rincewind ’s lips moved soundlessly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ No, ” said Conina, “ not very. ” “ Uh, ” said the genie, “ Would anyone like coffee? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ No- one raises their hand to a wizard, do you understand? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ Then where is it going? ” Nijel peered downwards. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Not Creosote as in “ As rich as Creosote ”? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Not leaving you short, am I? ” “ I have others. ” “ I ’ll bet. ” Rincewind reached out gingerly with the knife. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Not you, too? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, has everyone got their matches as instructed? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ One for the road? ” he suggested. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ An appendectomy? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ Do n’t let anyone in, will you? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” It was the faintest of noises, like the eructation of cockroaches. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Rincewind half- dragged the ape from his nest and out through the door. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ It ’s me. ” “ Oook? ” “ Spelter. ” “ Oook. ” “ Look, you ’ve got to get out! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ It ’s me. ” “ Oook? ” “ Spelter. ” “ Oook. ” “ Look, you ’ve got to get out! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Or maybe it ’s some sort of acrobatics? ” Conina squinted upwards in the hard, white sunlight. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Out on the road, then? ” he said quietly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Overdoing what? ” said Rincewind, guiltily. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ It ’s in the book. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps it is the sock of an Archchancellor? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Plough? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Pretty good, eh? ” “ Duelling is forbidden, as well you know, ” said Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Read it in a book, did you? ” said Rincewind sourly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Really a hairdresser? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Remarkable, is n’t he? ” “ Who are you? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Remarkable, is n’t he? ” “ Who are you? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Rincewind, I ’ve known you for an hour and I ’m astonished you ’ve lived even that long! ” “ Yes, but I have, have n’t I? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Rincewind? ” The wizard shook his head gloomily, and picked up a pebble. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Rincewind? ” said Conina, kindly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Say, um, the word- sweet or dry? ” “ Um, no, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ See this? ” he demanded, red in the face. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Seven days? ” “ Well, I ’m a slow reader. ” “ Ah, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I pick pearls from rim- most Krull, or sand from the Great Nef? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Should the stone be trembling? ” “ Nnh. ” Are you all right? ” “ Nnh. ” Nijel put his ear to the stones. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Should the stone be trembling? ” “ Nnh. ” Are you all right? ” “ Nnh. ” Nijel put his ear to the stones. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Should we? ” said Pestilence, doubtfully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Sinking? ” “ Yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Snakes? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Snow? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ So they tell me. ” “ But you would n’t happen to know where they are? ” “ Not as such, ” the Seriph admitted. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’re all right for bananas and so forth? ” he inquired, after another pause. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Somewhere out of the wind? ” “ My father spent some time in Khali when he was hunting for the Lost City of Ee, ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” said Hakardly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” “ Those men, ” he bubbled, “ I mean, the way you kicked his. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Speaking as a poet, ” said Conina carefully, “ what would you say about this situation? ” Creosote shifted uneasily. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Stay here and explain it to the guards. ” “ Why are they chasing you? ” “ I do n’t know. ” “ Oh, come on! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Stop wearing the robe? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me what it does. ” “ How do you know I ’m a wizard? ” said Rincewind desperately. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ That was n’t the phrase I would have chosen. ” “ How would you put it, then? ” “ Er. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s all right, is n’t it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s all right, is n’t it? ” “ It ’s a desperate sort of life, by all accounts, ” Rincewind volunteered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s because I am. ” What exactly is the Apocralypse? ” Rincewind hesitated. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s why you must n’t tell him about me you see? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The Lore applies to all wizards, does it not? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The funny thing? ” repeated Conina, her eyes not leaving the Luggage. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The gods have vanished, okay? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The gods? ” said Coin quietly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The ice is going to cover the whole world, right? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The ice is going to win, is n’t it? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ The symbol of wizardry. ” “ Powerful? ” Rincewind shivered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There are n’t many bits left that I ’d care to pull. ” “ What ’s that thing there? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There is nothing we can do, is there? ” said Creosote. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There seems to be some uncertainty? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s a girl needs rescuing? ” he said grimly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s no telling what they ’ll do. ” “ But we ’re safe behind this wall? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s nothing out there, is there? ” he asked. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ These people, why did we have them brought here? ” The vizier twirled his moustache, probably foreclosing another dozen mortgages. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ They are? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ They fooled you, did they? ” It was a magnificent hat. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ They want to take us somewhere, see? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re not dancing, are they? ” he said, in a desperate attempt not to believe the evidence of his own eyes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a Wilderness? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, ” he said, “ er, do you mind if I go away? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um. ” “ What is this place? ” “ It ’s a sort of other dimension. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um? ” he said, and the sudden drop in metaphorical temperature jerked him back into reality. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um? ” said Carding, “ Oh. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um? ” said Rincewind, vaguely. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Um? ” “ The hat, man. ” “ Oh. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Vot you want? ” it said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Want a taste? ” said the wizard. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ War? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ Was n’t there, ” Pestilence groped for his glass, “ something? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ We ought to be. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ War? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ Was n’t there, ” Pestilence groped for his glass, “ something? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ We ought to be. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ War? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ Was n’t there, ” Pestilence groped for his glass, “ something? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ We ought to be. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ War? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ Was n’t there, ” Pestilence groped for his glass, “ something? ” “ Wazzat? ” “ We ought to be. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Warrizit? ” “ I think you ought to see this, ” she hissed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ We must seize our opportunity! ” “ What, like the staff? ” “ Follow me! ” Spelter emerged into a bright, a horrible bright new world. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ We should explain. ” “ Explain to the Ice Giants? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, I wish you every success in your search, ” he said, “ I ’d help you myself, only I ’m not going to. ” “ What? ” “ Sorry. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, would you, um, let me come in for a few minutes? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she snapped. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Went on for thousands of years until not a- ” “ Do you know what ’s odd about that heap of stone? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What I mean was, which lamp? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What about Billias and Virrid? ” “ Childish pique, ” said Carding. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you afraid of? ” Rincewind took a deep breath. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing down there? ” said Conina, testily. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing here? ” he snapped, fumbling desperately in the snow. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing to it? ” he managed. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you waiting for? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What did I tell you? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What did he mean? ” Coin demanded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say, Carding? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” screamed Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you have in mind? ” “ Is there a way on to the roof? ” “ Yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you have in mind? ” “ Is there a way on to the roof? ” “ Yes. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What does it contain, then? ” ME. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that make him? ” A SOURCERER, AS YOU ARE WELL AWARE. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What does “ apocrustic ” mean? ” said Pestilence, gazing intently into some inner world. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What good is a candle at noonday? ” Coin turned to Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What good is a sock? ” The arm holding the staff rose. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to the lizard, anyway? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened, then? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What happens to people after they ’re dead? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What has? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is happening? ” said Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is he? ” THE EIGHTH SON OF AN EIGHTH SON OF AN EIGHTH SON, said Death, unhelpfully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is his destiny? ” shouted Ipslore, above the rising gale. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” he whispered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” hissed Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the meaning of this outr- ” he hesitated, and concluded, “ this? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the meaning of, um, this? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is this place? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What is your name, young man? ” The boy ignored him and looked around at the assembled wizards. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What now? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What of these Dungeon Dimensions? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What on earth are they? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What on earth are you doing? ” said Conina, not taking her eyes off the ghastly figure. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What will be left when it ’s all over? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What will be left? ” Hakardly looked down. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d it do? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’ll happen? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s been happening? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on here? ” Spelter turned to see Skarmer Billias, head of the Order of the Silver Star. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s got into them? ” shouted Rincewind above the din. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” he squeaked. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he doing? ” Spelter whispered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” Carding craned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the difference, Mr Zoologist? ” “ I do n’t know, Sconner, ” said the wizard meekly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter now? ” “ I ca n’t do it! ” “ What? ” Conina put her head in her hands. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter now? ” “ I ca n’t do it! ” “ What? ” Conina put her head in her hands. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter, lad? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter? ” “ We ’re sinking! ” The bursar stared at him for a few moments. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong? ” “ Why ’s he stopped? ” “ I ’ll ask him, ” said Conina, firmly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong? ” “ Why ’s he stopped? ” “ I ’ll ask him, ” said Conina, firmly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name, lad? ” “ Coin. ” “ Coin sir, ” snapped Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What, again? ” I mean it, said the hat sulkily. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What, apart from the legs? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What, just like that? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What, of scalding, poisonous-? ” “ Whitewash. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What, the whole world? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said, and then he said, “ Oh. ” “ Got it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said, and then he said, “ Oh. ” “ Got it? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Carding, as they set off down the stairs to the new incarnation of the Great Hall. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” snapped Rincewind, angry at being interrupted. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Idiot! |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever happens, you musn’t use magic? ” “ That ’s it. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where am I? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we going? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where do you suppose they are? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to next? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where was I? ” “ Oook, ” the Librarian hinted. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the wizard fellow? ” “ You ’ll see. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Which lamp is this? ” said the genie hurriedly. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one did you intend to be? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ White wine? ” “ Foul muck. ” The genie looked shocked. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you talking to? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are your people the other people have got to call? ” said Nijel, who was impressed, although he did n’t know why or by what. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who cares? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who gave it to him? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is that who knocketh without? ” he intoned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is the most powerful wizard here? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who knows? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Who? ” “ There ’s a magic hat I ’ve got to find. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you doing this to me? ” he moaned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you here? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you let them take you off to the harem without a fight? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t we ask someone? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why does n’t it work? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is it called the Archchancellor ’s hat? ” “ The Archchancellor is the most senior wizard, you see. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is n’t it bigger? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why me? ” he moaned. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” IT ’s A MATTER OF THE LOOK OF THE THING. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why should I do everything you tell me? ” said Coin to the staff. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s he covered in snow? ” She stopped and turned around, arms thrust into her sides, one foot tapping impatiently on the damp cobbles. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” There was something very strange about the voice, Rincewind decided. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ You could be just the man the Seriph needs for a job in the harem. ” A couple of slavers sniggered. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ You mean you do n’t know? ” said the genie. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ You mean you do n’t know? ” said the genie. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Wine bottle? ” said the Seriph. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ With a sock? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Wizards of Unseen University, ” it said, “ have I not given you absolute dominion? ” Behind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like me to trim your beard? ” said Conina, hopefully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but, ” he said, “ is there a lot of me, or what? ” “ It ’s all cyclic, but stop drawing attention to it, yuh? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but, ” he said, “ is there a lot of me, or what? ” “ It ’s all cyclic, but stop drawing attention to it, yuh? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Exactly how long have you been a barbarian hero? ” “ Er. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Sorry, ” said Conina, “ have I got this right? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Abrim. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You ’re not actually very good at them, are you? ” Rincewind glared at her. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You ’re not actually very good at them, are you? ” Rincewind glared at her. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You ca n’t play a dulcimer, by any chance? ” “ How many blades has it got? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You ca n’t play a dulcimer, by any chance? ” “ How many blades has it got? ” said Conina. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You find it so hard to believe? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t been telling her about me, have you? ” he demanded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t been, um, overdoing it? ” said the bursar. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t got about four feet of cheesewire on you, have you? ” she said wistfully. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You just put your hands together for me to stand on, right? |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You know, perhaps I could do something about all this? ”, he said in a voice tilting on the edge of terror. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean a geas? ” he said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean the way he ’s got his own private blizzard? ” “ Does n’t seem to upset him. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You see, wizardry is more- ” “ Are we not more powerful than the gods, then? ” said Coin. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You surely do n’t mean to close the University? ” said the old wizard, his voice trembling. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You think magic is just something you can pick up and use, like a, a- ” “ Parsnip? ” said Nijel. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You want it in non- wizard talk? ” “ Yes. ” “ You put it on the floor upside down, ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to see the best I can do, eh? ” “ Yes. ” “ Yes sir, ” snapped Spelter. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You would n’t care to, um, let me in too? ” he ventured. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not, are you? ” he added sharply. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re poor, remember? ” “ Poor I do n’t mind, ” said the Seriph. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re quite sure? ” said Rincewind. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ Your grandad was a man with a sense of humour? ” she said. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ “ I considered I ’m a mad hat? ” “ Spelter suggested. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “ “ I think, therefore I am a hat? ” “ he hazarded. |
Sourcery - Terry Pratchett | “- son of Harebut the Provision Merchant- ” “ What? ” “ You ’ve got to be the son of someone, ” Nijel explained. |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A brick- finished stegosaurus? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett A dinosaur?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A music band? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A time machine? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett A werewolf?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | All five of you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | All right, Mrs Density? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | All right, but in that case how come there was a TV program about it, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | All right, perhaps some of them might have been made by Bigmac, but who made the first ones, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Am I eating this burger? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett And I want to know what''s going on, okay?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And bend and bend and bend and- do the best you can, Miss Windex- step and step and- what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And how come you''re so sure? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And how old is Mrs Tachyon, would you say? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And if they ask how do you know, you''ll say you''re from 1996, will you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And that''s time travel, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And we would have heard them on the wireless, perhaps? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And what happened with the lights? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett And what''s that on your belt?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And why should I do that, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you say you are fourteen years old and live in-Captain Harris glanced at his notes,"the Joshua Chen Clement"block"which is near here, you say?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you still believe that those crop circles last year were n''t made by Bigmac even though he swears they were? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you''re back where you left? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got the least idea of where we are? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Anything at all? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you listening? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Are they treating you all right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are we talking dinosaurs, or mutant robots? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Are you a loony? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you a millionaire? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you a social worker? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, young man? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you dense or something? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Are you going to come or not?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to stand around all day? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to tell her the truth? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you mad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you okay? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you one of them Hitler Youths? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you serious, sir? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Are you still here?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure it was Paradise Street? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Are you''n American? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | At least leave the jacket and helmet off, all right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Big needles and electric shocks and that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bigmac, why is it I get this feeling you''ve missed the point? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bigmac? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Bigmac?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bike? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Blimey,"he said,"how did you get there?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | But Mr Hodder says to stand where we can see you, okay? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett But do you know how to work it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | But if he never got born how did they know he''d existed? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | But supposing the phone does n''t work? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | But there''s silver candlesticks and stuff, is n''t there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t she read all them warning signs? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Can I help you, son?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Can I smell vinegar? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Can we get on the roof, sergeant? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Can you do it again? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Can you remember what time he said? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Can you try the telephone?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Can you, er, explain things to him when he wakes up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Cheeseburger? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Cos I''ve been born, right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett D''you know how much sleep We''ve had this past week? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | D''you see that film where the car travelled in time when it went at eighty- eight miles an hour? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | D''you think she might''ve got out in time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | D''you think she''s taken it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did he mention any names? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did he say what year? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did he try to shoot you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t we go to some sort of party? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you see it happening back in 1941? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Did n''t you see that program about the flying saucer that crashed and these mysterious men turned up and hushed it all up?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you think that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did this chapel get hit? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did we change anything? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you get the jacket? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear what that ridiculous policeman said? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that when you change time you get two futures heading off side by side? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you nick that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do I? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you even have a calendar? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know nuffin''? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you remember-? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think that''s shameful? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do they? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do we look like spies? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you believe it''s possible to travel in time, Hickson? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you do that a lot? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you have to go through doors sideways? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you know about any of this? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Do you know anything about her?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you know anything about this? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you know, you start almost every sentence withWell"?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you lot go on like this all the time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you think Mrs Tachyon will ever find her cat? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you think this is really a time machine? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t that strike you as odd? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Does she do that a lot? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Does that help? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Dunno, but-"Is there some other siren in the town? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Eh? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Eleven o''clock?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Even if there''s been something built there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Everyone all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, Mrs Density, are you there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Find this Mr Hodder and tell him to listen really carefully? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Finished your breakfast, have you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | First aid? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Fish? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett For something like Mrs Tachyon''s trolley?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Fries all right, Bigmac? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Gang badges, are they? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Go for a long walkperhaps? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Go on, what''s he say? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Good for making small things? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Got glasses? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Grandad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Great, how do we make it work? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Ha, I bet you thought you''d got me going- what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you ever wondered what''d happen if a flying saucer landed in your garden? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Have n''t you looked in the bags?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have you always been called Sir John? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have you got a Star Trek uniform? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard of a Seeley Crescent, Mildred? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | He did n''t come back this time, s''posing we go back and all get stuck? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett He says They''re just clearing the front page and what do we want?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | He was dead impressed, he said-"But you do n''t actually know anything about Mrs Tachyon, do you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | He would n''t have wandered off again, would he? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | He''s safe? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | He''s written a letter to himself? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Hello, are you going to be my grandad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Here, has she been looting? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Here, what''s been happening? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Hey, this is you, is n''t it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hey, where do you think You''re going? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hey, you know Mrs Tachyon? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | History is full of patches as it is, without causing any more trouble, eh? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Honestly, do n''t they teach you any physics at your school? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How big? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How can you tell? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How come you''re such an expert? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How d''they work? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How d''you know all this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How did she do that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How did you do it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How did you do that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How did you get all those cuts on your hands, Wobbler? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How did you know that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How did you know that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How do I know? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How do we get back?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How do you get back? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How do you know?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How do you mean? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How is it made? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How long''ve you got if it starts to tick? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How longs that going to be? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How many fingers am I holding up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How old was he when he died? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How should I know? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett How should I know?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How will we know we''re about to go back? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How would it happen, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How''s it going, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Huh? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Huh?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I am a billionaire, are n''t I, Hickson? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I fine you one mug of tea and we shall say no more about it, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I mean, did I run down here or not? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I said so, and does anyone listen? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I should have asked him, should I? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett I suppose it would n''t work if we just told someone?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I suppose so,said Johnny,"but what about the trolley? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I was thinking that if I showed the others this piece from the paper They''d say, oh, yeah, that looks like ole Wobbler, so what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what''s going to go wrong tonight? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I''d remember, would n''t I? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett I''m alive, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I''m sorry? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I''m still alive in 1996, Are n''t I? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If I asked what happened,said Yoless, from somewhere under Bigmac,"what''d you say?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If we''re going back to 1941, Let''s go prepared this time, shall we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If you have to ring up and tell them to sound the siren, what do you say? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Indeed? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Is it obvious?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is it safe? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is it? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Is that an overcoat?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is that blood? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is that her name? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is that sarcasm? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is that you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is this the theatre group? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It does n''t look much at the moment, but just you come back in fifty yearstime, eh?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It is safe, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It just sort of happens? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It means it''s wrong.,That she''s got no relatives? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It was pounds and shillings and pence in those days, not pounds and pee-"Pee? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s a morning paper, is n''t it? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett It''s all going to get blown up?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s always been a jeweler''s, has n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s different when you see people, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s like that, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s not here? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s the only period in history when you would n''t be burned at the stake for wearing a green and purple tracksuit, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''swind up ole Wobbler"time again, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Johnny? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Just name, rank and serial number, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Just the thing, eh? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Kiss of life? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Knock on people''s doors and say,Excuse me, some bombers are going to bomb this street tonight."? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Let''s get on with it, shall we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Let''s just take it quietly, shall we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Let''s pack it in, all right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Like grapes, you mean?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Like what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Like what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Listen, will you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Look through the letterbox, will you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Look, get a grip, will you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Look, try to be careful, will you? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Mat''s the point of being the richest man in the world-I am still the richest man in the world, are n''t I?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Maybe there''s a switch somewhere? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Me? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Me?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Men just sitting on hills and listening? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Messy? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Mrs Williams? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett My arms would n''t end up sticking out of a wall?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | No Parking?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | No grass? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett No""See?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | No- one nicked anything? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | None at all? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Not allowed, see? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Now do you believe us? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Now, are we going, or what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh yes? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Oh yes?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, is that what they are? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, trying to pull our leg, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, what''s the matter with you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yeah, right, sure, they''re still around, are they? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yeah? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Oh, yeah?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yes? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Oh, yes?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Oh? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Oh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | On page two, is there a single column story headedFined 2/6p for Bike Offence"? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | One way or the other, hmm? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Or has to be powered by electricity? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Paradise Street? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | People of my height, you mean? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Pickled onions? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Playing cards with bombers on them? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Really? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Really? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Really? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Really? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Really? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Remember what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Rich? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Ring up the local newspaper, will you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | S''posing something goes wrong? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Sambo''s with you, dear, is he? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Scared? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | See this? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | See up there on Blackdown? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett See? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | See? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett See?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | She does, does she? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett She got any relatives?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Should we hold on to the trolley? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Showed it you, did n''t I? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Shut up, will you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Since when did you wear a uniform and a pudding- basin haircut? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Skinheads? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So it''d only get chucked away, all right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett So what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So you''re saying she''s a hundred years old? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So,said Yoless, still speaking very slowly,"if there''s a lot of concrete, what happens? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Someone in Paradise Street invented a bomb? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, sergeant? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Sorry? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Spying? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Starts first time, does it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing I meet me? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing someone turned up in 1996 and said they were from 2040 and started telling everyone what to do? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Tea and buns? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That is n''t very likely, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That stuff''s not going to go off bang or anything, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That you, Mrs Tachyon? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s a nuisance, is n''t it, Bigmac? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s acceptable? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s all it is? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s all? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s her, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s old Mrs Tachyon''s trolley, is n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s sense, is n''t it? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett That''s where you were evacuated during the war, was n''t it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s why we''re here, right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett The back door? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | There''s a manky old wind- up thing we used to use, but-"Where is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | There''s something funny about it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | There''s something wrong? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They could breathe underwater? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They would have got out, would n''t they? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They''d sayhow do you know?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Think, will you? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett This is an air- raid shelter?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | This is even worse wallpaper, is n''t it? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett This is just messing about, is n''t it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | This is n''t magic, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | This is time travel, right? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Try to pay attention, will you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Uh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Ur- ur- ur- n- n- nineteen? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Us? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Us? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Was there any toilet paper? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | We came back this time, did n''t we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | We know her, see? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Well, did you even hear about the flying saucer crashing?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, er, I do n''t, er, what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, how then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, now,said a voice, as someone opened a car door,"what do we have here?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, what other explanation fits the facts? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Well, what''s the point if it all boils down to pills for breakfast?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, you know you and would n''tSambo"? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well-"Going hospital visiting wo n''t do anything about the disgusting neglect of street people and the mentally ill, will it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Well? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Were n''t we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Were n''t you listening? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Were you on the phone long? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Wha..? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What about her? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What about it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What about that milkshake, Yoless? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What about the bombers?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What am I saying? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What are we going to do?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What are you playing at? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What boat race? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What bombers? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What bombs? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did we do here that changed the future? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did we do? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What did we do? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did you have to go and give her them for? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did you kids do to my bike? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, might be? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, running to home? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, stuck here with you? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What do you mean, when is this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you want us to do? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What exactly are BLACKBURY SKINS? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What for? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What for? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What good would that do? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What happened? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What if someone finds it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What if we''re right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What is it this time? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What is this made of?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What is? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What kid? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What kind of loony tests did you have? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What kind of snag? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What other country? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do now, sir? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What should we write? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What things?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What will? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What year''s this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What year? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''d happen if the Crown jewels were found in the gutter, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''d he say? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''d she done? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''ll happen to me? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re all these photocopies and photos and things? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re these bags made of, love? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What''re these for?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re we going to do with all this stuff? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you going on about now? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you going to do up on Blackdown, anyway? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you going to do? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you talking about now? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What''s an acceptable explanation?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s going on here? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s going on? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s he going on about? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s he going on about? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s in the envelope? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s indictment mean? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s next- of- kin mean? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What''s she listening to?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s shrapnel? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s that wire going into your ear? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s the Z- bomb? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s the word on the street, mister man? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s this, Yoless? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What, even the shoulders? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What, likeare you a loony?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What, off the down? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What, us? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What, what, what''s shrapnel anyway?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | When is this? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | When was that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | When you wake up in the night and want to know what time it is? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where are we? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where did it go? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where did you get that outfit, Johnny? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where did you get this watch? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where did you go? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where do girls learn to do that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where is he? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Where to?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Michael? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Wobbler gone? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s it going? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the next house? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s this invisible car got to? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s your phone? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Which way did we go? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Which way''s London? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who am I? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who else has got a key? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who is he? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who says? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Who won the Boat Race last year?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''d have listened to a boy who had n''t even been to university? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Who''re these lads, then?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s Jerry? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s going to steal an unexploded bomb? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s she? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the captain of the England cricket team? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the old fart with the beard? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Who?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why are you covered in soot, you two? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you say so before? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you say, sir? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Why did you come here?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you run away to London? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why does everyone always talk like that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why does n''t your siren work? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why have n''t we gone back yet? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why should it be a werewolf? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why''d anyone want to tell me that? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Why''re we acting so miserable?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why''s that bike upside down over there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why''ve you wearing that fur coat, Kirsty? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Why?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Will we be like that one day? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Will you all stop panicking and think far a moment? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Woodbines? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Wot, no bananas? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Yeah?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes, but do n''t you think that people might notice it''s a German uniform? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes, but supposing you do n''t? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Yes, but you''ve never really known what you''re doing, have you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes, little lady? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yoo- hoo, Mr Johnson? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You all right, old girl? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You do Morris Dancing? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett You do believe us?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t like her much, do you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mind? Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett You do n''t think he was that boy, do you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You get bombed and they give you a cup of tea? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You getting on all right at your grandad''s? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You got kicked out of the Paintball Club, did n''t you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t even peeked in the bags? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know I said that if you started getting too interested in mysterious occult things these men in black cars turn up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know that stall on the market that sells tins that''ve got the labels off? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know the war-"Yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know what I''m thinking? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know you''ve still got Thomas the Tank Engine on your wallpaper? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You learn subliminally? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You mean any minute we''re just going to pop up with Wobbler and sayhi, us, here''s Wobbler, see you later"?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You mean the government hushed it up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You mean, because he did n''t run off back to London, he''s going to die tonight and I''m not going to be born? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You mean, when there was that gas leak under the tropical fish shop? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You mean,said Bigmac,"that if you walk a couple of metres, you''ll be a couple of metres away from where you started when you get back?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You picked up her actual fish and chips? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You remembered seeing it before you actually saw it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You serious about this, sir? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You think you''ve got problems? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You took us back in time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You want fries with that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You''re just going on about it because you know I hate hospitals, are n''t you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You''re not going to let me forget this, are you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got a motorbike, have n''t you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You-he tried to say,"You- you- you want fries with that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Your grandad often gets visitors like this, does he? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Your grandad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Your name is...? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Your phone was broken, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | slip it into someone''s letterbox? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | 3) Invest money wisely in a mixture of-""What''s the point of all this junk? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A bike? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A bit of an adventure, yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A bright red Number 9 brontosaurus?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A circus?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A time shopping trolley?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | A unit is coming from headquarters and they are n''t as patient as I am, do you understand?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | After all, they''re quite small sacks On the other hand, how much space does time take up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | After five minutes"use they''re in the trash, right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | After five minutes?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And how d''you know this, then? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And the other button?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And there was this cafe and you know what they''d got chalked on a board in front? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And what about this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And what''re you all dressed up for? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And where''s the traffic noise?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And while we''re about it, why do n''t we see if movies can be put on these tape thingies too?... |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And who''s she?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And why would you want to do that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you know the funny thing about it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you know we left all Bigmac''s stuff in the police station?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | And you were the only person to escape when one of the streets got bombed?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it is his, is n''t it, because-""You''re not going to eat that, are you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it''d happen anyway, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you supposed to do something about that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are these my teeth marks?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are we fighting the Germans?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you relatives?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Are you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Back there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bags of time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Beam me up, Snotty? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Because surely, if we do, you wo n''t exist, will you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Been round the back of the pub again, have you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Behind him, Johnny heard Kirsty say:"I hope they get counselling?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bets?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bigmac? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Birthday treats for the kids, the Willie Wobbler clown-""Willie Wobbler?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bit chilly to be out at this time of night, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Bromide? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | But who knows what really happened in the other leg of the Trousers of Time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | D''you get an electric feeling?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did he tell you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did we travel in time again?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you have any relatives there? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Did you tell them?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t want you hurting yourself on all this junk, do we?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you know something horrible?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Do you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Does that mean that if we suddenly go back now we''ll be sticking out of the floor of the mall, causing an instant atomic explosion?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Ears like the World Cup? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Eat plenty of carrots?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Eh?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Except"Who repaired your bike?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a nice cup of tea?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Free teeth and corsets? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | From somewhere in the shadows by the wall a small voice said,"Ere, did anyone get any shrapnel?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Go on?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Good idea, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Got a nice warm cell back at the station, yes? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Grandparents? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Great- grandparents?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Guys? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Had time leaked out? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Had to be possible, they said, otherwise I could n''t''ve done it, could I? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone been mucking about with it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone seen him? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have I? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you got a safe?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you got enough sense to get out of the rain?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Have you really got her trolley?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hello?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hello?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Here''s some money, why do n''t we form a company and build some? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Hey? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How can you be so calm about this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How can you get valves to fit in this? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How come she turned up with this new old newspaper and all these new old pickle jars?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How could it have been my fault?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How could someone as intelligent as Kirsty be so dumb? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How do you know we might not cause what''s going to go wrong tonight?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How old is your grandad?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | How should I know?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I bet even if I showed them the paper They''d say,"Oh yes, that bloke looks like Wobbler, so what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I daresay there could be a big hot mug of cocoa for you if you just come along with me, how about that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know, how should I know?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I got the ambulance and Yoless tried- Yoless was definitely thinking about first aid...""Did n''t you tell the police?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I know I really should n''t do it, but who could pass up an opportunity like this?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I know stuff? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I mean, supposing they were full of old knickers or something?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I mean, they came and told us about the bombing, did n''t they? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I sez, that''s what you sez, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I turned my back for two seconds to grab Adolf and Stalin and he was out the door like a-""Kid in a green jersey?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I was n''t there, right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I''m stuck here, remember? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | I''ve had enough, d''y''hear? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If time was a pair of trousers, what leg would we be in?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If you do n''t, how do you know you''re not mad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | If you''re''n American, where''s your gun?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Into my house?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is she mental?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Is that as bad as a concrete wall?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It started saying"Hello? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s already happened, otherwise how come you know about it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s history, okay? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s like where they say"50p for a chocolate bar? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s not going anywhere without me, right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | It''s plastic, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Johnny? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Johnny? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Johnny?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Joke over, ha ha ha, all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Kirsty sidled closer to Johnny while they argued and said, out of the corner of her mouth:"Where did you leave the trolley?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Kirsty?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Know about what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Laugh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Let''s all go home and get a burger, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Like ships in bottles?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Look, are you all sure? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Me?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Millennium hand and shrimp? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Mrs Tachyon collects time like other old ladies collect string? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Mrs Tachyon? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Next to an advertisement for Plant''s Brushless Shaving Creams? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Now Let''s go, shall we?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Of course, I remember when it was all fields, but would they listen?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Old? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | On the crossword, is One Down"Bird of Stone, We Hear"with three letters? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Or some old cave with a wizard that''d been asleep for a thousand years?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Or was it Stalin?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Or you found some sort of magical item that let you travel in time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Or"Wear a very hard hat"?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Out in your mum''s clothes, are you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | PS do n''t buy a motorbike"?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you know that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Please?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Poor old biddy, is it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Properly crisp?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Remember?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Right sort of texture, is it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | School teachers? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Seen any aliens lately?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Set off by radar or something?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Sixty?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So even if I never time travel back I ought to still be alive in 1996, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So what''s the alternative? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | So what?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you did n''t go back? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you do n''t come back?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you get run over by a lorry or something? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you were scared to, or you found that you could n''t? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Tachyon?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Tell you what, I''ve got some money, I do n''t mind buyin''''em, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That he knew that front page? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s all?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | That''s old Patel''s shop on the corner, is n''t it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | The secret of success in business is to pay attention to the little details, am I right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Then the captain said,"Do you know how long We''ve got?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They ate other dinosaurs, did n''t they?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They told you, did they?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They took us to a farm with all muck all over the place and, you know what, you know how eggs come out? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | They''d get arrested, would n''t they?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | This was one of those religious blokes that hang around in the mall, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Understand?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Very funny, ha ha, now joke over, all right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Vulcans are the ones with green blood-""Will you lot shut up? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Want a look?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t that the one where you personally chose the site? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Wash out his ears? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | We dropped when we landed, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | We own a burger bar there, do n''t we?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, I''m going to stay with the trolley, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, who says a time machine has to look like anything?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well, who was n''t disturbed? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Well?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What are you going on about now?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What could he say? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did dinosaurs eat, then?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did we do?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What did you give her them for?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do we know about anything? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What does happen if I do n''t go home?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What happens if I press them?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What have you done?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What kind of food is that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What kind of idiots built a car without power steering or synchromesh gears and put in brakes apparently operated by string? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What on earth''s a fridge atom?'' |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What time are we in?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What was the point in that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''ll happen to me?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''re you going to do with it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s he going on about?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s he say?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s she got to do with anything?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s so special about a Blackbury Phantom, anyway?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s wrong with it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s your grandfather''s memory like?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What''s your name?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What-?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | What?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | When are we?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where did he live?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where do you come from, boy?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''d she get them?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the aerial?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who are you, really?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who says?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s Bigmac?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the Prime Minster, then?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Whoever said it should n''t be? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Whose is it?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why are we doing this? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n''t we see us doing it, then?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why could n''t they be like they were supposed to be and just chuck things at you if you were n''t paying attention? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why did the dinosaurs die out sixty- five million years ago? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why do we have to see Mrs Tachyon?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why put it on the back? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why that? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why was that in a nightmare? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why wo n''t he listen? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why would we tell you if we were?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why''s Bigmac wearing a German uniform?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Why?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | With sticks and hankies and stuff? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Wot, no bananas? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Would you like another milkshake? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yes?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | Yoless?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You Want Fries With That? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You can tell he''s a lad, ca n''t yeh, Mister Shadwell?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You do know something, right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t got a shelf of Star Trek videos as well, have you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know about catching buses?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know how to tell the time? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know- battles and monsters and things? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You lot took a real pounding last night, eh? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You sleep in here?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You think so?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You want fries with that?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You would really watch someone run over by a car because that''s what was supposed to happen, would you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You''d go back and say,"Hey, are you Adolf Hitler?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | You?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | all your teeth standing on end?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | drugs?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | guys? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | hard?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | hello?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | how do you make one?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | how would you know? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | if you go mad, do you know you''ve gone mad? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | is there an advertisement for Johnson''s Cocoa in the bottom left hand corner of the page? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | is this Pottery?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | it''s just an unusual interest for someone of your-"Yoless let her squirm for a bit and then said,"Height?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | kid?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | maybe we went back and did things wrong? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | more, all right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | motorbikes?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | oh, the handle, or the bags or something, and suddenly it''s hello, Norman the Conqueror?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | old, are you?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | perhaps there was another Mrs Tachyon?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | remember that Dormer 111 bomber you heard last week?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | so what, anyway? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | something must have gone wrong, right? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | supposing we did n''t go back? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | ten now?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | the bombs?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | these trousers you were going on about, sir?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | this time travel stuff, was it? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | this wo n''t happen?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | walk?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | we''re in a town where no pickles are made? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | were just helping out,"said Wobbler"Were you? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | what was the other thing? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | what''ll happen if he comes out where there''s a fridge or something? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | what''s the difference?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | where''s Wobbler?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | whispered Kasandra"Where?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | why do n''t you guess? |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | why does she wear an old rara skirt and trainers?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | would''ve got out, right?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | yesterday?" |
Johnny and the Bomb - Terry Pratchett | you could, perhaps, leave it until tomorrow? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | , that would save a lot of trouble, would n''t it?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett PLN"?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany, are you all right?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''...Di''n''t have no trainin'', just did it... did you see that horse?.. A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A bath? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A daughter? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A horse wi''curtains roond it?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A parasite, you mean?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A scarecrow?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''A wig? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''Accidents do happen, eh, sir?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''Ach, it''s like that, is it?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''Ah, well, sir,''said the carter,''see them boxes and crates? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''All alone?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''All the way to the mountains?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''Am I? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''An''just how many gonnagles afore ye ha''walked through the dreams o''a hag?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And Big Yan said when ye wuz out huntin''today ye let a fox go past wi''out gieing it a good kickin''?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And Miss Level?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And he''s a man? A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And if it follows you?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And is there a prize?'' A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett ''And she''d saySee me"?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And then what happens?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And then you can tell if magic is happening?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And they do n''t try to attack you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did he say, pray?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did you do?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do you want me to do about the creature while you sit there snivellin'', eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And what have you been doing?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And what was all that about being nice to people, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And who do the bees tell?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And who''s this?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And you have do what she says?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And you watch over Tiffany''s farm, Mr Anybody?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And, d''you know what? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Annagramma''s the leader, then, is she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Annagramma?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Another story?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Any flowers out? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Any o''youse lads seen the hag do any hagglin''lately?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone interesting?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Anywa'', I''m in the heid, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are ye sure?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, child?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, gel?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, girl?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, mistress?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you enjoying that milk?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to go back to the cottage before the Trials?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Awf''ly Wee Billy?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, Rob, but-''''Feets?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, Rob?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, an''if I tell youse, I dinnae want you ta''say it''s inna- pro- pre- ate, OK, Rob?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, but did ye see that foot? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, lad?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, so what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Because the chalk is white?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Becomes you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Besides, how do they steer these things?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Broomstick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought she thought he was just a big pile of jobbies?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But are n''t there trolls and wolves and things?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But can ye no''make it go a wee bit faster?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But please learn what"literally"really means, will you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But there''s an echo of me in it, is n''t there? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But why do-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But why would it want Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''But-''''And ye cannae be married to two wives, because that would be bigamy, would it not?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''By the way, did Miss Tick warn you about the thick woolly pants, dear?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t or wo n''t?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get hold o''some human clothes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we swim it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can ye no''go a wee bitty faster, my good man, my good man?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can ye tell us where the big wee hag is?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hear me?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you help us-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see anything?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Chairs?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I no''mebbe just learn the writin''and leave the readin''to someone else?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Crowded?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''D''ye have the unnerstandin''of this, Awf''ly Wee Billy?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say all that aloud?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did she help people?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did someone just say"cheese- cutter"?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did ye think we''d leave ye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see all those bags? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you sign anything? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I have to do everything around here?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t smell too bad, do I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t they? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we all at least have something for the Trials this year?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do what Mr Stronginthearm says and push off, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do ye not bring her to mind, dear? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you feel all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a plan?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what a part of being a witch is? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know where she is?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mean you charge in regardless?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you spy- I mean, do you watch over her all the time?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want a balloon, Annagramma?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want a name? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you, indeed? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Does she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Dropped an apple core? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, Mister Rob, ye ken I''ve only just been made a gonnagle? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, Rob?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... wuz that one o''those times when I shouldna''open my big fat mouth?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Everything clean? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, did you know there''s something trying to catch us up?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Fill his house with gold? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Friend of yours?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Go and see to the goats, will you, dear? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Gold? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Good job ye has a spare, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Granny Weatherwax?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Granny?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Guarding her from what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Happy, Brian?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever done this?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever flown before, Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever used one?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you tried putting a spoon in the knife drawer?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''He does love that one, so he''s bound to turn up, yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Hearts? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Horns?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How about the salt and sugar trick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How are we goin''taw get inta her heid? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How can she smell them when she''s oot cold like that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you be so cruel?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell it''s my name?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How can-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How could you possibly know that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How did I die?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you manage, only seeing one side of things?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How many fingers am I holdin''up?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How will I get everything done with only one pair of hands and feet? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you tell? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re we gon na bring the big hag roound?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s my hair look?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t have a choice, do I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t mean to be rude, but how can you be so certain?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you finds things a bit different here than they were at home, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you''re upset about leaving the Chalk, are n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I feel so clum- what? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, just look at you, will you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, you know what really happens when you try to turn someone into a frog?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose none of you saw a little blue man, about six inches high, with red hair?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you came along to beg to be allowed to join after all, have you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I wuz just tryin''to make a contribution, ye ken? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll just go and have a look at a tree then, shall I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m gon na go to pris''n noo?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''If she didnae want anyone tae look at it, why''d she keep it at the back o''her sock drawer? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''If you studied wizardry, Brian, then you know about conservation of mass, do n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''In the morning?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it magic?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is somethin''wrong?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that so?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that the big wee hag dreamin''she''s the hills or the hills dreamin''they''re the big wee hag?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anyone else staying here, Miss Level?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything more you want to know, Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something wrong, Miss Tick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something wrong?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this her?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this one of them tricksie ones?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It cannae give us any trouble if it''s gone sleepies, aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It would have been better if he''d been buried in some ol''cheap coffin paid for by the village, you think?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a small type of heron, is n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s all there, ai n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s like a bigjob made o''sticks, wi''clothes on, for to frighten away the birdies fra''the crops? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not your little men then, is it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Jeannie told you that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Just check for me, will you, Mary?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Just check the box, Mary, will you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like I married ye, Rob Anybody Feegle, and am I no''a good wife tae ye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Knees? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Legs?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Look around, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Magikkkk?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Level has got long grey hair, has she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Tick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Tick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Tick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Mistress Weatherwax is the head witch, then, is she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Mothballs? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ninety per cent discount, did I hear you say? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I meant why do they call it a horse? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Not the one with the genuine seed- pearls on it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Now pick up that wool, and the tobacco, and the turpentine, understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh aye, you reckon you''re the big man, eh, jus''''cos yez got a fishin''rod?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, are you one of her girls?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so you''re afeared o''the letters, is that it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, will you look at that? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you mean make him young again?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Old Mother Blackcap?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''One never knows down here on the plains, does one? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Open what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Pass me the biscuits, will you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Peek?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Pished?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Reekin'', izzit? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Rob?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Sabbat? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I tell the bees before I come, so you can get the tea ready?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I wrap it up for you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we dance?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''She spoke to you, did she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''She was n''t a cackler, was she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''She''ll die when night comes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s learned how to Borrow, has she? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t we light a fire?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Shrimp? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Shrimp?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So did you no''tell her, ye daftie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So it sounds like it''s comin''fra''somewhere else, ye ken? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So that''s yer game, izzit? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So there''s someone else there already?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So... if you knew how to listen to the bees, you''d know everything that was going on, yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''So... what''s this meeting about?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Soft Nellies?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, we''re talking about a real head here, are we?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Stagecoach, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Still, ca n''t do nothin''about that, can we? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Still, that''s my name, right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Swim it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tails?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me,''she said,''when she was just standing there, was she moving at all?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That was nice, was n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That would be nice, would n''t Page 47 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt it, Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That wuz another one o''those times, wuz it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s my name, aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s where the lettery things make a sound in yer heid?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''The Queen of the Fairies, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''The everyday sort of magic?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Then she''s got four arms?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''They were n''t just homemade-''''Look,''said Lucy Warbeck,''we did n''t really, you know, see anything? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Think that makes it more magical, do you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Think? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Throw her voice?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tiffany Aching?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tiffany? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tinkle?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''To have a hundred more wishes, is n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''To what do I owe the pleasure of this visit?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Toad, you look after Jeannie, y''hear? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Trials?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Tuppence for the ferryman?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, do n''t you have any gems or beads or amulets or anything?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, you must at least have a shamble, surely?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... a black dress, perhaps?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Urn, are you all right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Urn? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it real?''. |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Was she a witch?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Was she clever at medicine?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that before or after you kicked out the Fairy Queen?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''We could make an omelette?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''We dinnae ken what we''re goin''tae find, so ye tread as light as e''er foot can fall, unnerstan''? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''We see to it that lonely old men get a cooked dinner and cut their toenails?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re more for the stingin''nettles and bindweed an''Old Man''s Troosers an''thistles, OK? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Weel, how do ye do it with wi''the birdies?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Weel, it was a good idea, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, could n''t you help him by magic?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, did you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, then, let''s call it payment for this little errand you''re gon na run for I, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what about this son he''s always talking about?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Were her eyes shut?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the glow?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the hiver?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you, Petulia?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What are Witch Trials?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you best at then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I do?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What did-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you do, go in through the ears?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think happened?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want me to do? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What does a research witch do?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What does it think it''s doing?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What does your name mean in the Old Speech of the Nac Mac Feegle, Tiffany? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly happened just then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly is it you propose to do, Mr Anybody?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened just now?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to me?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the point?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this place if it''s not truly her ain place? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your name?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What just happened?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of question is that to ask anyone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re ye grinnin''at, pal?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you standing there for?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s gravitarse?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s so special about not thinking of a pink rhinoceros?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the difference?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this about the big wee hag?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, my girl?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''When?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did ye get all that blethers?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where have you been, dear?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is this?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Granny Weatherwax now?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s that little blue feller? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Which ai n''t mine?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Which you do n''t know what it is?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who lit candles, Miss Level?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who put this here?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who should it have to be?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who with?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re ye calling"friend", pal?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re you callin''a softie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s your mistress? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose eye was it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut was that about this geese Jeannie hit ye with?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you and Miss Tick send me to her, then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you tell them that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you think that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do they call it that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you need a wizard to protect you, with all these magical amulets around the place, Mr Stronginthearm?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would you need my help?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you, indeed?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Wishes for what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Wools?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Worried? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Would anyone like a nice cup of tea?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Would n''t it be awful if it got screwed on wrong?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Would n''t it, now?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Wullie,''said Rob, patiently,''ye ken I said I would tell ye when there wuz times you should''ve kept your big gob shut?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye can gae faster noo, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye ha''an idea?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye had to gae and ask that, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye ken I said I''d tell ye when ye wuz guilty o''stupid and inna- pro- pre- ate behaviour?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye mean it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye think ye got troubles? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye''ve seen the big wee hag often enough, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yell stay? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Miss Tick?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but it should n''t have to be us, should it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but you did n''t actually eat them, did you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You are Death, are n''t you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You can see the sea from down there?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You did all read Mrs Earwig''s book, did n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t do that, did you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You do? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t been summoning things, have you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You know they say the power comes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what I mean?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You looked at her diary?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean like spectacles help you see but do n''t see for you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean plants really tell you how to use them?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You normally hang on behind you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You say her skin is cold but she''s sweating? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You stop helping them, do you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You think it shouldn''t have ended like that, right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You took- borrowed the eagle?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You understand, then, that all the glittery stuff is just toys, and toys can lead you astray?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You want silence?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You wouldnae care tae think a bit faster, would ye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re all there?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not a balloon?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not frightened of heights, are you, dear?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re very small, are n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve met her?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve played that, have you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You... take over its mind?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''You? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ''Young Toby? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | - that cheese- cutter? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ... Was going to do my dancing broom trick, but that''d be wasted now, of course... Why did Mistress Weatherwax give the girl her hat, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | A heid? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | A hiver? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | A little respect would n''t hurt, would it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | A man can speak his mind and some nasty wee scuggan will write it down and who knows what he''ll do with those words? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | A second voice said:''Surely the old hag will spot it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | After all, what-when you got out of bed in the morning- were they good for? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | After what had happened? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | All blue and white and sparkly? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | All the other girls looked from Annagramma to Tiffany, who thought: Ha!, so witches do n''t have leaders, do they? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Am I thinking these thoughts? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | An''I''m ta''see you go through there alone, am I? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And I havenae had enough to drink, pal,''cos if I have, why''ve I still got all this money, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And Petulia said,''Oh, where they keep all those sheep? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And do I dare find out? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And do n''t you know about eating and drinking? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And for goodness''sake, Petulia, please try to look a little more stately, will you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And how do you know that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And now can anyone hear me? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And she just invented it because she did n''t have a mirror? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And so I told them it was outside in the barn, and he said,"Aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And the first one said,"So, in this dream ye''re having, big wee girl, you wouldna mind telling us where the turpentine is, wouldya?" |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And the next thought was: How do I know I''m me? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And there''re silver crooks and belts with silver buckles and prizes of all kinds, Annagramma, but do you know what the big prize was? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And they said, all of them, with one voice:''What hat?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And what do people ask for? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And what do you think? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And what''s a mind but another world o''dreamin''?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And what''s that supposed to mean?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And who, who climbed through the bedroom window of Clem Doins and shaved off his beard, which had been so long that he could tuck it into his belt? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And why''s that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And why''s that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And you''re going to face the hiver even though you do n''t know how to beat it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And, for that matter, who are you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | And, sure enough, when the village was left behind, Miss Tick said, after a lot of shifting and clearing her throat:''Are n''t you going to open it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Annagramma?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Any man here want tae fight? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Any of youse scunners got any ideas?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Anythin''left?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Are you afraid to laugh in case you hear an early cackle? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you girls have n''t been playing with potions or anything like that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Are you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | At which the right hand said:''Legs? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Before you go? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But Miss Level is old- fashioned, is n''t she? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But Mistress Weatherwax and Miss Tick would n''t have let her come here if it was dangerous, would they? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But it''ll come looking for me, understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But she''d put''em on, and then standing in the middle o''the floor and said- whut wuz it she said, Nearly Big Angus?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But that wo n''t happen, will it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But there would n''t be a body, would there? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But we do n''t talk about it, understand?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But we will remember it, right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But what had the virtual hat done for her? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But ye''re no''tae peek, OK?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | But-''How did you know that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you get out?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Chapter 9 Soul ant Tiffany opened her eyes, remembered, and thought: Was that a dream, or was that real? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Check in my box to make sure, will you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Crivens, it''s a puir lookout if a man cannae feel the chilly winds o''Fate lashing aroound his nethers wi''out folks telling him he''s deid, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | D''ye no''have a drop of mercy in you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | DO ANY OF US BELIEVE THIS FOR ONE MINUTE??? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | DO ANY OF US BELIEVE THIS FOR ONE MINUTE??? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | DO ANY OF US BELIEVE THIS FOR ONE MINUTE??? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did Mistress Weatherwax really take off her hat to you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone see where it went?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t she have First Sight and Second Thoughts? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t she have the virtual hat? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did she do that, she wondered, or did I do it myself? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did she want her whole life to- Hold on...''Who''s there?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did the chicken bone pass through the egg? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did the sequins jump from one thread to another? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did you just turn me into your trick for today? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did you notice anything?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did you steal Mr Weav-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did you take any kind of oath? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Did you want me to take your hat? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Dinnae worry aboout me, I''m one o''they opper- tickle aloosyon''s, ye ken?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think that''s odd? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do we really want people to think witches are just a bunch of mad old women who look like crows? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you feel all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a taste for humble pie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what it feels like to be aware of every star, every blade of grass? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what that is?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what that means?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you still want to stay? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you could ever give them enough help? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to be my friend? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to spend the rest of your lives as village witches, curing boils and warts for a cup of tea and a biscuit? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Do you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Does it even look like a Cauldron of the Sea? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Er, how is she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Even if it doesnae work?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Everything done up?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Frightened of what? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Granny leaned forward and said:''What is a senior citizen, young man?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Harrieta, hold the Wand of the Air a bit higher, I mean, it must be in the air, d''you understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Harrieta, is that the Cauldron of the Sea? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have I got enough money for that, d''you think?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t any of you been there when old folk are dying?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have they no''seen real fairies? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have ye no honour?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever been to a circus?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard of poltergeists?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Her Second Thoughts thought: Yes, but which one was the real shepherdess? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Her mother said, well, in that case she''d get bored and come back home after the year was up and, by the way, what did''prowess''mean? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Her other nose? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Home? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How can I tell if I''m me or not? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How can we swim there fra''here, yer daftie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How could he ever win? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How did you do that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel about that, Tiffany? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How much did you guess? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How old was Mistress Weatherwax? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How would I know if it was n''t? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | How would you stop me, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I did say"wee bittie"twice, right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t think so, do you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I look OK, does I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I know the songs an''a'', but I''m no''verra experienced at this''Aye?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, a male spirit?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, is n''t she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I pay you, do n''t I? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I said, knees?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I showed you the letters, did I not?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I spoke to him''You spoke to him, did you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I thought I... look, shall we go and have something to eat?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I want the proper funeral show, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if I''m bait, just like in the old days when the hunters would tether a lamb or a baby goat to bring the wolves nearer? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what-''''- she thought she was-''''- doing?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''ll have to buy one o''the whatdyoucallem''s, like a hat made of hair? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''ll just go and have a look at it, shall I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''m not dead, I''m just stuck''? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''m trying to have a moment o''existential dreed here, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''m your friend, are n''t I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got my name, nice and safe?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | I''ve never made a shamble that worked, so why did I try? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | If I do n''t help them, who will?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | If I may be allowed to concentrate, child? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is a deep- fried pickled egg totally oot o''the question?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is a telescope magical? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is anyone watching us?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is her pulse rapid?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is she breathing rapidly? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is that readin''I just did, or wuz it no''?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is that true? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Is there something the matter?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It read: The Higher MagiK by Letice Earwig, Witch''Magic with a K?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It said: Was there any point now? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It wouldna be fair for only the bonny flowers tae have fairies noo, would it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It''d prob''ly be against the law, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It''ll be bound to keep away, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It''s happiness, is n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | It''s modern times, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Just hold still, will you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Just reading your own mind?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Just''cuzye''re up in the held, you think you know everythin''? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Knees? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Let''s see if there''s any buns left, shall we?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | May I see it, please?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Level looked surprised, and then said,''Oh, do you mean Oswald?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Mister Anyone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Mistress Weatherwax?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | No scunner can do anythin''aboot it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | No, we''ve got somethin''else to do, have n''t we?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | No? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now I open my eyes again- Ahh... Can I be a witch away from my hills? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now if I was you I''d-''''Happiness? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now it was smooth and brown, and holding-''A scorpion sandwich?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you going to stop grizzling?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now, then... do you have it in you to be a witch by noonlight, far away from your hills?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Now, without takin''those hands away, just go over to the dresser and fetch me that blue biscuit tin, will you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Of all the things people could be in the world, did she want to be known just as a dependable person to have around rotted milk? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, how could she have forgotten? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, she understood that you had learn about the basic, everyday craft, but when did the''witch''part turn up? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | On the other hand, thought her Second Thoughts, you once bought Granny Aching a china shepherdess, remember? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Or do you want to be... in my way? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Or do you want to meet the hiver now? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Or know? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 107 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''But what if the hiver-?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 124 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''Understand what?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 32 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''"May contain Nut"?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 37 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''Weel, mebbe we could?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 50 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''What is your name?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 51 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''You have done some kind of magic, have n''t you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Page 94 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''And it''s left ghosts in my head?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Pelvis, are ye ready?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Petulia looked relieved, but said:''Um, do you want to get dressed?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Point? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Remember what the old woman could do? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | S? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | See that little wood up there? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you what they say? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She ended up bent double, and from somewhere in there came the little voice,''Urn, can someone help, please? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She heard Miss Level yell above the roar of the river and the rush of the wind:''Would you mind leaning back? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She says it looked like a horse would look if you took the actual horse away and just left the horsiness, right, Harrieta?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She thought: How can it know that? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She wondered if Rob could send a message, but what could she say? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She would n''t-''''- have, would she?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She''d bundled those thoughts away, hadn''t she? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | She''d expected- well, what? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So I''d win because some people do n''t like somebody else? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So who is"me"?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So you know how to attack it, do you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So you''re the girl who''s joined Miss Level, are you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So you''ve lost a spare body? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | So, to turn someone big into a frog you''ve got to find something to do with all the bits you ca n''t fit into a frog, right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Sorry about Tiffany, but we let her go off by herself to fight an ancient monster that ca n''t be killed and what''s left of her is in this jar? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Stars?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Suppose I''m not me but just think I''m me? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Surely a hiver would n''t come here, with all these witches? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Take it gently, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Tell her she must mak''the hiver smell them, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | That child... Was there a horse or not? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | That means she''s good, aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | That was the point of the day, Page 126 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt was n''t it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | That''s what the old witch Mistress Weatherwax had said, was n''t it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The Grimly baby? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The first letter is an R. That''s the one that looks like a fat man walking, remember?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The last sentence took a little working out, and then Tiffany said,''You are?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The little fool, why did n''t she-''''- say? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The ones with the tiny saw and the scissors and the toothpick? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The shepherding hut?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The sun is shinin'', the birds is singin''and what''s past ca n''t be mended, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | The teachin''hag? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Then Death said, in a puzzled voice: ISN''T THAT A FEMALE EAGLE? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Then one of the grandchildren asked:''What were the fairies like, Grandma?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Then she said:''So it was a fairy, then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Then why are ye sweatin'', ye big heap o''jobbies? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Then, looking a little pale, she said,''Ye said she''s got the makin''s o''a powerful hag, Rob?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There can only be one, is that not so? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There was a long pause before Jeannie said,''Are ye sure?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There was a sound like three pigs colliding and Mistress Weatherwax opened one eye and said,''Whoo?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There were no sounds in the cottage, and she thought: I''m the apprentice, are n''t I? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There''s an invisible man called Oswald who can get into my bedroom?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | There''s just me, do you understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | They''d said,''What hat?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | They''re not magical then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | This soon?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany, was n''t it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Topsy and Tipsy, The Astounding Mind- Reading Act?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Touse folks all right?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Up here, there were no sheep to baa and no bells to tonk and, every time one did n''t, she woke up thinking, What was that? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Was it true? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Was she well?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Was that really what she wanted to be? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Was there anything so amazing in the universe as boredom? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want trouble, do we? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Welcome? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Well, see this necklet?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Well, who''s laughing now, tell me that, eh?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Well, would they? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What about the warnings? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What are you hiding from?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What did you intend to do when you found it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What do we do now? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What do you do with all that food?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What do you do?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What do you think it''s doing?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What goose?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What ha''I done to be among this parcel o''rogues? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What happens next? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is it if not her ain turf? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is it that a hiver seeks? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is it that drives them forward? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is it they want? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, child?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What is your name?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What was that noise?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What was the point of this? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What were they guarding her from? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What would Granny Aching have done? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''re ye all standin''there for?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s another body when all''s said and done? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s inside you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s on the other side? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s one o''them things?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s she want us to think? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s the third wish? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s this? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | What''s your name, pictsie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | When it... when I meet it, I do n''t want to be near people, Page 104 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt you understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | When the mad axeman was running down the street you were n''t allowed to back away muttering,''Could you find someone else? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Where could she have got the money? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Where was the magic? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Where would I fly to? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Where''dyou be if it wuzn''tfor us carryin''ye aroound? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who am I? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who among ye will stand agin me?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who are you really, in there? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who cared if they were just for show? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who deid and made ye Big Man, eh? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who is saying you''re not you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who lit the fire? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who stirred it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who''d miss one? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who''re you to tell me an old''un like I that he ought to be thinking? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the''me''that''s asking the question? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who''s ye think ye are?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why are you so afraid?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why did I try this? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why did fish crawl out of the sea? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why did humanity grasp such a dangerous thing as fire? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t we use magic? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you go? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do we amble around with herbs and bandage smelly old men''s legs? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do we crawl in the dirt, Miss Level? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do we get paid with eggs and stale cakes? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why do you go away? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why fear us? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why has n''t it ever worked before? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why should anyone believe me? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why was she here, doing silly chores, helping people too stupid to help themselves? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why would n''t it attack? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why''d she get this wrong?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why''s it up here? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why''s that, then?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Will ye dafties no''shut up?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Witches were also good at asking questions that were n''t followed by the other person saying''Why?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | With"Um"- have n''t I?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Would she have gone if she''d known what was in there? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like some pickles?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like the rest of the story?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | YOU ARE NOT AFRAID? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Ye cannae kill it, ye cannae stop it, ye cannae-''''But wuz ye no''tellin''me how the big wee girl even fought the Quin and won?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Ye have a question?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Ye''ll be stearin''fra''Time itself- aye? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Yell abide by my word?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | Yes, Wullie?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You can use it for protection, like a curse- net, or to send a spell, or... well, it''s like those expensive penknives, you know? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t know what a rhinoceros looks like, do you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t understand that, do you? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You have this thing you call... boredom? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You just have to put yourself in its path-''''Could n''t you make one that I could use for a while, to get the hang of it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You know all that stuff about"ear of bat and toe of frog"? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You know how to make cheese the right way, do n''t you, Tiffany? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You know you say you''re"us"- who is it saying it? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You know-''Page 28 Pratchett, Terry- Discworld 31- A Hat Full Of Sky.txt''- how twins are sometimes said to be able to share thoughts and feelings?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You remember what happened a few years back when Daft Wullie got spotted by that lady who wuz painting the pretty pictures doon in the valley? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You showed it the Way, right? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You think you''ve had a sight of yourself and found out you''re bad? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You were fed up with grubby babies and silly women? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | You''re eleven, and what is Miss Tick going to tell your parents? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | alone?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | are you?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | dee, see? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | do anything?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | engraved in fifteen ancient languages on the lid? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | er, what''re them fancy cups called?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | have I got enough for speckatickles?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | having a wee up against one of Miss Level''s garden gnomes?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | how do people manage? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | invisible spirits that throw things around?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | is THIS YOURS? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | it did all happen, did n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | little men today?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | mebbe somethin''s scared them awa''?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | now you, Gertruder, go widdershins, no, that''s the other way, I must have told you literally a thousand times, and Lulu- where''s Lulu? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | odd last night, were you, dear?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | old woman?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | one child and one senior citizen?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | or"Is this the sort of thing Granny Aching would be angry about?"'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | or"What would Granny Aching say if she found out?" |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | shall I make a cup of tea?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | she does n''t mind you calling her that?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | stage?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | that was very kind of you,''said Tiffany, but her treacherous Second Thoughts thought: And what would you have done if it had attacked us? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | the obvious one?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | they''d give her a chance, would n''t they? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | took over, did n''t they die?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | totally yourself, Tiffany?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | well, have you ever used a bow? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | what''s the third wish?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | where''s my other body?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | which way to the egress, please?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | wo n''t it?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | yAnd then what happens?'' |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | you can leave, you must go straight back to Jeannie, understand? |
A Hat Full of Sky (ta2) - Terry Pratchett | you do n''t think you ought to think about this, do you?'' |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Have a hair of the dog, Mr Travis? ” said Nanny, filling the mug. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Not keen on the Interestin ’ Arts? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ The money in the big leather bag that we were goin’ to be very careful about spendin ’? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ The money what we all gave you to keep in your knickers for safety? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What ’d anyone want to do that for? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Wrowwl? ” The butler waved frantically to a side- table piled high with masks. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ You just knew you had to run up and steal her boots? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | ? ” “ And she ’s got no teeth, right? ” “ Lawks, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | A long time ago? ” Baron Saturday opened his mouth to speak. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | A voice said, “ Gytha Ogg? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Alligators in a sandwich? ” “ That reminds me of a joke, ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Almost human, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And I wants her stopped. ” “ Her who? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And for the city? ” “ What does that matter now? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And for the city? ” “ What does that matter now? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And how about these? ” Nanny raised the hem of her skirt. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And pout. ” “ How am I supposed to pout? ” Nanny Ogg demonstrated. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And take my cat up with you, will you? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And then- his knuckles went white- and then the dreadful, terrible hag had said, “ Have I won? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And there ’s a place in Klatch or somewhere where people climb up ropes and disappear. ” “ What for? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And we ’ve got to make sure she does n’t marry a prince. ” “ A fairy godmother stopping a girl from marryin ” a prince? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And what about the old woman? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | And what do you think you ’re doing? ” This was to Nanny Ogg, who was walking around her and staring critically at her dress. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got another hatpin? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Apparently you were at my christening? ” “ Ah. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Are we going home? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Are we going to fly over? ” Granny stared at the highest tower through narrowed eyes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ” “ On our word as fairies, ” said Fairy Hedgehog. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Are you watchin ’ real close? ” Her gaze travelled the room and rested for just a fraction of a second on Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Are you watchin ’, Mrs Gogol? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Bona fide travellers! ” “ Bona what? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Boots? ” “ What for? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Boots? ” “ What for? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | But he was murdered. ” “ Who done it? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | But only one of ‘ em ’s where you live. ” “ So we ’re going back? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | But they called it Cwuissses dee Grenolly, and who knows what that means? ” “ Frogs ’ legs, ” translated Nanny, without thinking. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | But you did n’t, right? ” He tried to speak, but his teeth did n’t seem to want to part. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t run up and down, can I? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a look at your chopper, young man? ” He handed over his axe. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Can you understand that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Come to Erzulie. ” “ Who are you? ” “ I am your- friend, girl. ” Ella moved so as to be ready to run. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Could you step aside, please? ” They looked around. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Curly tail? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Cutting your way through a bit of bramble is how you can tell he ’s going to be a good husband, is it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone follow you? ” “ I. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t she, Magrat? ” Magrat looked up into Granny ’s face. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did someone speak, Gytha? ” said Granny Weather- wax archly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did you do this? ” Magrat allowed herself a moment ’s shy pride. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever, you know, drop in to see her? ” “ Huh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever, you know, drop in to see her? ” “ Huh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you ever pay attention? ” The grandmother watched them with interest. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you know that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you, Esme? ” said Nanny slyly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do they? ” “ We goin’ to go for a little stroll. ” There were, it now seemed to Nanny Ogg, two cities in Genua. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the kind of things people can use magic for? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the symbology of the broomstick? ” said Lily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ” The words came out like steel ingots. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to be third witch forever? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Down by the coach, Nanny Ogg said, “ You do n’t think you might have overdone it a little bit? ” “ I had to, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Emberella? ” “ Yes? ” “ You wo n’t go to the ball. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Emberella? ” “ Yes? ” “ You wo n’t go to the ball. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Esme? ” “ Her? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Esme? ” “ Her? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Eventually Nanny Ogg said, “ Everything all right? ” The dwarf nodded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | FITTED CUPBOARDS? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Feeding people to stories? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Flower fairies? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | For a moment she looked uncertain and then, they could see, she realized: how much could she lose, the way the cards were going? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Four legs? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | GENUA? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | GYTHA! ” “ Wha ’? ” “ Are you awake? ” “ ‘ M now. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | GYTHA! ” “ Wha ’? ” “ Are you awake? ” “ ‘ M now. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Get a few mice to pull it, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Get into the bed! ” “ Me? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Good? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Granny Weatherwax had always wondered: what was supposed to be so special about a full moon? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Gytha? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Hah! ” “ So what ’re we going to do now? ” said Magrat, as they crept out of the yard. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Haha? ” “ Oh, I reckon she ’ll want a dollar a stake, a sporting lady like her, ” said the third man. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Have you got any identification, dear? ” “ I know we ’ve got the right grandmother, ” said Fairy Hedgehog. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Her? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How about a date? ” “ How old do you think I am? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How about a date? ” “ How old do you think I am? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How about a prune? ” Nanny sighed, and reached down for his hand. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How about that? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How about that? ” “ They treated us as if we was ordinary people, ” said Granny, in a shocked voice. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How many fingers am I holding up? ” she said urgently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | How many? ” Mrs Gogol dipped a spoon into the seething mass and tasted it. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | However can it have happened? ” Ella stared at her feet. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I bet she do n’t know who she really is, eh? ” “ That ’s right, ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I bet the ink was still wet. ” “ How did you know that? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t help it if people gives me things the whole time, can I? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I could prob’ly make my fortune, eh? ” Jason ’s hairy brow creased in intense thought. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I daresay we would n’t want to come into the kind of city that ’d let the wrong sort in, would we, Esme? ” Magrat kicked her on the ankle. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I did? ” Granny stepped forward, her eyes two sapphires of bitterness. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I expect you ’ve got some ruling to do? ” He picked up the inflexion. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I hope they ’re hungry, that ’s all. ” And Granny Weathenvax said, “ That ’s fairy godmothering, is it? ” Magrat opened her eyes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I know, right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it ’d be like holding a-* “ Does Ella count as a princess, d’you think? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I mean, straight down? ” “ I. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I never bin nothing else, just like you. ” “ You brought us here? ” “ No. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I reckon she thought we were- what was that Tsortean bloke who could only be wounded if you hit ‘ i m in the right place? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I reckon there ought to be a special broomstick for going long distances, right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I said to the man, “ What kind of fruit drinks do people drink around here? ” and this is what he gave me. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I was murdered and what did you do-? ” “ How much did you do, Mrs Gogol? ” muttered Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I was murdered and what did you do-? ” “ How much did you do, Mrs Gogol? ” muttered Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if Sir would find something here to his liking? ” There ’s always a few of them, he thought to himself. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I would. ” “ Where to? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I ’d like to see one of them Zen buggers come up against her one day. ” “ And she ’s the good one? ” said Baron Saturday. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I ’m having a read. ” “ What about? ” said Nanny cheerfully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | I ’m supposed to rule the city? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | INDEED? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | If you had, you know, a lucky guess? ” “ But that ’d be cheatin ’, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | If you mentioned the words ‘ paradigms of space- time ’ to her she ’d just say ‘ What? ” But that did n’t mean she was ignorant. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | In its head. ” “ Can we help it? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, do n’t you think this is a rather good t- shirt? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Is that you, my love? ” They all looked up towards the barred window. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Is there anyone there? ” “ Come along in, child. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Is this right for a holiday feast or what? ” “ I ’ll swap you a lettuce and tomato. ” “ Right. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | It happened a few years ago. ” “ How do you know? ” “ I ’ve. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a wolf, right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all wishing on stars and fairy dust, is it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | It ’s true, too. ” “ Then what good-? ” Nanny prodded at the pipe with a match. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | It ’s what she thinks that matters. ” “ Do n’t you reckon Esme knows that too? ” Granny Weatherwax reached the foot of the stairs. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Just like that? ” “ That ’s how it goes. ” Ella looked down, deep in thought. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Just remind me again- we ’re playin ’ for Lily, right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Just you see to everything, okay? ” “ Yes, “ m. ” Mrs Pleasant stood up and nodded meaningfully at Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Like the only way you could make a happy marriage is by cuttin ’ their heads off as soon as they say “ I do ”, yes? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Little pigs. ” “ What happened to them? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Magic ’s got to be more than just knowing things and manipulating people! ” “ Oh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Making people happier? ” “ There ’s got to be some of that! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Maybe she could take on a bit extra? ” Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg exchanged glances. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Me and Lady Lilith? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Me? ” “ You like people who need help, because when they need help they ’re weak, and helping them makes you feel strong! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | My sister! ” “ They ’re sisters? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | NEW SINKS? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | No fear! ” “ Why? ” The head woodcutter leaned forward conspiratorially. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | No- one forced you, ai n’t that right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Noaaaow? ” She knelt down, and took the paw. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Not your magic, maybe, but I bet he ’s got a lot of magic around him. ” “ Why d’you say that, lady? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Oh, she was willful. ” Nanny Ogg was about to say: What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Old Mabel Peavey? ” said Nanny Ogg, through a shower of crumbs. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | One of them said, “ Why worry? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Ooh, she ’s a clever one, that Mrs Gogol! ” “ What? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Or are we off to see the elephant? ” Granny ’s broomstick turned gently in the breeze. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Or was it never trust a man with orange eyebrows? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise what ’s the good of anything? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Prefer to look in a mirror than out of a window, she would. ” “ What ’s her name? ” “ Lily. ” “ That ’s a nice name, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Remember some of your dreams? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Remember that big gale we had last year? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | See the way it all spirals around that purple onion? ” “ I see it! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | See, Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Serving stories? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She accused Jason ’s youngest of cheating and sulked for a week afterwards. ” “ Was he cheating? ” “ I expect so, ” said Nanny proudly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She do n’t even cut the fat off. ” “ Is it thick white fat? ” said the first coachman. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She does n’t understand what she ’s doing. ” “ And you do? ” She felt a pang of pride. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She said, “ Has anything happened? ” After a while Nanny Ogg said, “ Yeah. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She says it ’s my destiny. ” “ Other godmother? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | She wants the girl to marry the prince because that ’s what the story demands. ” “ What ’s in it for her? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Should n’t frogs have a chance? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Sittin ” around in your own dirt like that. ” “ What do you do, then? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | So I can save you a bit of trouble, how about it? ” There was a flicker of uncertainty in Lily ’s expression. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | So should you give them what they want- or what they need? ” Death nodded politely. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | So tonight, I suggest, a Weatherwax learns to lose? ” Granny stood silent for a while, leaning on her useless broom. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | So what ’s going on? ” “ I ai n’t saying. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Someone got a bit of poison? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Someone has ended a sentence with ‘ pray? ” That ’s like that bit when someone hits someone else with a glove and then throws it on the floor. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Somewhere near the village so she do n’t have to live alone, right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Stories? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | THAT KIND OF THING? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Take it away, maestro. ” WHAT? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Take off your petticoat. ” “ Why? ” “ Look at her arms, girl! ” Magrat stared. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | That ’s good, is it? ” She spread the hand. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | That ’s good, is it? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what foreign means. ” “ Yeah? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The kind that does n’t sink easily? ” “ Broomsticks is more witchy, ” said Granny, but not with much conviction. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The maiden, the mother and the crone. ” “ Who are you calling a maiden? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The river? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The sheer pleasure of seeing the patterns repeat themselves? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The weather – “ What are you doing, Gytha? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | The world? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Then Death said, YOU SURELY ARE NOT ASKING ME TO GRANT A WISH? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Then Granny said, ” ‘ Scuse me, Mrs Gogol, but where do you come in all this? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Then Magrat, who in Nanny Ogg ’s opinion had an innocent talent for treading on dangerous ground, said: “ I wonder if we did the right thing? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Then, as an afterthought, he added, “ Everyone all right? ” “ Fine, dad. ” “ I was quite worried for a time there. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Then: “ Have you brushed your tooth? ” And another pause. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | There could be all sorts out there, a- creepin ’ around. ” Magrat snuggled under the- what was it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | There ’s no going back when someone ’s ended a sentence with ‘ pray? ” But she tried, anyway. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | They were just doing their job, all right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | They ’re very good at watching. ” “ And they make you do all the work? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | This stuff? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | To help someone, ai n’t that right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Trois beers pour favour avec us, silver plate. ” “ What ’s a silver plate got to do with it? ” demanded Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Twisting people ’s lives? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Two years running? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | WHAT? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Want me to repeat it again? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Want to know who she ’s talking about? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | We all got invited to the palace? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | We have the courage to do what you only dream of. ” “ Yes? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | We ’re her Tsortean knee, right? ” “ But we know you have to run really fast to get her broomstick going! ” shouted Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What about half a dollar a stake? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What about that? ” The other two continued to stare at the floor. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What about the cat, mum? ” said Jason. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What am I supposed to make of that? ” “ Ah, well, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What could I do? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” Nanny Ogg looked him up and down or, at least, down and further down. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What for? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What good is being a witch if you do n’t do magic? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What happens now? ” And this is Genua. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What harm would a bit of magic do? ” “ Because it ’d never stop at just a bit, you stupid girl! ” Magrat backed off, her face flushed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What is a poor old godmother to do? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What is that stuff? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What is this impertinence? ” Nanny Ogg rubbed her chin thoughtfully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What pork is before it ’s pork? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What sort of power is that? ” “ You do n’t understand. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What was a god? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What were the odds, he thought, against getting a Great Onion twice in one day? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What were you supposed to say at a time like this? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’d you say this thing ’s called? ” “ I think it ’s called a duvit, Esme. ” “ We call them an eiderdown where I come from. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a pointy hat and a broom really mean? ” “ That means I ’m a witch, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s so interesting about heaps of stones? ” The snow was falling faster now. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s so special about her, anyway? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that inn over there? ” Nanny Ogg peered at the sign. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the most important thing we have to do? ” Magrat had never played a card game in her life. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s up? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | What ’s your game, Mrs Gogol? ” “ I ai n’t playing no game, Mistress Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Whatnot got, Jimmy? ” The underfootman shyly opened his perfect package. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | When did you last have a bath, Esme? ” “ What do you mean, last? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | When did you last have a bath, Esme? ” “ What do you mean, last? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | When? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Where are these men? ” “ What are you going to do? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Where are these men? ” “ What are you going to do? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Where was the witchcraft in that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s those girls got to with my luggage? ” She scurried off, a small grey bantam scolding a flock of hens. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Where? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Which one are you? ” Magrat ’s mind raced. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Who wants a foot of hair on their heads? ” Granny donned her mask. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d do that to a creature? ” “ I ’ve got my suspicions. ” They looked around. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Who ’re you? ” Magrat looked her new- found god- daughter up and down. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s Mrs Pleasant? ” “ She ’s the cook at the palace. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Whoever will remember who was at the ball? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Whoopee! ” “ What ’s going on? ” the senior coachman began, and then he entered the cloud of alcohol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Why does n’t she use it to help people? ” Nanny peered at her through the pipe smoke. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Why not see to it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ Nothing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ Then that means there ’s more than one story here. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | With all these little cards? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | With no interference from anyone. ” “ What if I say no? ” “ Then I expect we ’ll just have to go on godmotherin ’, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | With the moustache and the big hat? ” “ Him? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | With the moustache and the big hat? ” “ Him? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t that be nice? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t that be nice? ” The old Baron ’s dungeons had been disgusting. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Works every time. ” “ He told you it? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a cup of tea? ” NO, THANK YOU, said a voice right behind her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to send you back? ” His face became a mask of panic. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You all right? ” “ What? ” “ You ’ve got them cups rattling like nobody ’s business! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You all right? ” “ What? ” “ You ’ve got them cups rattling like nobody ’s business! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You can get put in prison for that, ” said Granny severely, and added, “ What was it like? ” “ Very comfy. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You decided to do it, ai n’t that right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t got a pot of gold about you, have you? ” “ That ’s pixies, is n’t it? ” “ No, they ’re the ones in wells. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t got a pot of gold about you, have you? ” “ That ’s pixies, is n’t it? ” “ No, they ’re the ones in wells. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You know, I can see the future sometimes and I just know that ’s what ’s goin’ to happen, right? ” Sweat ran off his face. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You mean not compliant and self- effacing like what you is, Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You must let them do so, do you understand? ” They were watching her lips. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You see this sign? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You show me anyone else who could have nipped in there and done all that in the nick of time, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You think I do n’t know? ” She bent over the limp hand. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You think I dream? ” Lily moved a finger. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You two ai n’t laughing at me, are you? ” said Granny Weatherwax suspiciously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You use the enemy ’s strength against himself. ” “ What, you get him to hit himself, sort of thing? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You want me to write it down? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll like that, wo n’t you? ” They looked at one another, and then at her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | about a witch never getting caught between two mirrors, was n’t it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | almost five dollars now? ” “ Ca n’t understand it, ” said Mister Frank. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | and being seasick and that sort of thing. ” “ How about it, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | but who was this person in the swamp? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | but you ’re the nice one, are n’t you? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | can you do that to the horses too? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | can you guess what I ’m going to do next? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | did your mother tell you to watch out for any bad wolves that might happen to be in the vicinity? ” “ That ’s right. ” “ And your granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | headology? ” “ If you like. ” “ And what ’s the stake? ” “ No more magic in the affairs of Genua, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | headology? ” “ If you like. ” “ And what ’s the stake? ” “ No more magic in the affairs of Genua, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | hobo? ” “ It ’s a bustle, Esme. ” “ It ’s damn uncomfortable is what it is. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | how fast do you go when you ’re dropping? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | is the old witch dead? ” “ Which old witch? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | is the old witch dead? ” “ Which old witch? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | older? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | sandwiches? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | shall we go? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | she lives all by herself in the wood, right? ” “ Yes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | that way. ” “ You sure? ” Which was the wrong question to ask a witch. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | that ’s Lily Weatherwax? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | wha ’ now? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | what do you mean, wardrobes falling down the stairs? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | what? ” “ After she lost all her money she bet her broom, ” said Magrat triumphantly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | who put that bloody tree there? ” came a voice from on high. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | you can understand me? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | you live alone here, then? ” she said brightly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | you remember? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | «? ” said Nanny, opening the door of the grandfather clock and peering inside. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ A foul deed? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ A hedgehog ’s not a flower. ” “ How do you know? ” “ ‘ Cos it ’s got spikes. ” “ So ’s holly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ About stories. ” “ What about stories? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ After twelve years? ” “ The Prince is dead, ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah. ” “ Powerful magic. ” “ More powerful’n you? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t that all messin ’ with dolls and dead people and stuff? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t that so, Magrat? ” “ Um, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t witchcraft all runnin ’ around with no clothes on and stickin ’ pins in people? ” said Mrs Gogol levelly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t you et that all up yet? ” “ We have it every night, ” said the underfootman. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t you going to give in? ” Granny Weatherwax thrust a little finger into her ear and wiggled it thoughtfully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ All the go, ai n’t it? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Always lurking around the edges of villages and that. ” “ And you never tried talking to it? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I dead? ” THE ANSWER TO THAT, said Death, is SOMEWHERE BETWEEN NO AND YES. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I dead? ” THE ANSWER TO THAT, said Death, is SOMEWHERE BETWEEN NO AND YES. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And Gammer Peavey passed on. ” “ Did she? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And I do n’t mind the cleaning and the laundry all that much. ” “ Do they do their own cooking, then? ” “ I do n’t think so. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And I hopes you ’ve got all your stuff together, “ cos we ’re leaving. ” “ Why? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And I think I definitely saw something like pickled onions on one of the shelves. ” “ Yes? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And anything I say people have to do? ” she said innocently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And she ’s running- what ’s that she ’s running, Gytha? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And suddenly everyone else was lucky, am I right? ” “ It was weird, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And that ’s good, is it? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And vain? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And what did he say? ” said Granny expectantly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And what do you think you ’re wearing? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And what good would that be? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And what has this one done? ” he said, and yawned. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And you know what that means? ” “ Means it ’s going to taste real tesme[? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ And you know what that means? ” “ Means it ’s going to taste real tesme[? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Annn enndinggg? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Any inn has got to open up for bona fide travellers and give them succour. ” “ Has it? ” said Nanny, with interest. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone got any cheese? ” The second coachman inspected his box. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, maybe they could get her a new dress and horses and a coach and everything. ” “ Where? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, that ’s no good to the grandmother, is it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we going to go all the way in a boat? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you frightened? ” “ I. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to introduce me to your friend? ” said Casanunda, from somewhere near Nanny ’s elbow. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you grandmother? ” Granny Weatherwax demanded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you looking to challenge me, Mistress Weatherwax? ” Granny hesitated, and then straightened her shoulders. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you ready then, Dame Ogg? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you really any good? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure that ’s a castle? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you the taxgatherers, dear? ” “ No, ma’am, we ’re- “ “- fairies, ” said Fairy Hedgehog quickly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ But I try harder. ” “ Ca n’t you go and find us a file or something, Mr Casanunda? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ But we have orders to stop borderline cases. ” “ Borderline? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ But you never used magic for it, did you? ” “ Din’t have to, ” said Nanny happily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t we just call in? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t we land, Granny? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you get into the minds of the horses? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we have them, please? ” “ What do you want her boots for? ” The dwarf looked at her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we have them, please? ” “ What do you want her boots for? ” The dwarf looked at her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you believe that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you dance as well? ” she said wearily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you give me a clue? ” said the captain, eventually. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear me, Magrat Garlick? ” “ Yes, Granny, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you really see-? ” “ I expect you ’ve got things to marinate? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you really see-? ” “ I expect you ’ve got things to marinate? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see her, your ladyship? ” “ There ’s too many people. ” “ Well, can you see the Duc? ” “ How do I know? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see her, your ladyship? ” “ There ’s too many people. ” “ Well, can you see the Duc? ” “ How do I know? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see her, your ladyship? ” “ There ’s too many people. ” “ Well, can you see the Duc? ” “ How do I know? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you turn anything into anything? ” he said hopefully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you understand me? ” “ Yessss, Nannyyy. ” Nanny Ogg leaned against the wall for support. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Casanunda? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Come on! ” “ Best part of a whole glass of- “ “ Gytha! ” “ Did I say I was n’t coming? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Cor, what a spread, eh? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Coverin ’ it over? ” she murmured. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Craft secrets, I expect? ” “ Something like that, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t Desiderata tell you anything? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you ever meet old Sumpkins? ” It was, indeed, a normal- looking wolf, except that it was a lot thinner than most. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you know she was here? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I? ” “ Yes. ” “ Oh. ” “ You do n’t have to marry anyone you do n’t want to. ” Ella sat back. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t people bother you here? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t worry, I ’ll pick it up by the treadle and pitch it out of the window. ” “ How do you know all this? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you see that? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you understand what losing means? ” “ Some people are very clear about that, ” said Desiderata. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how long I worked to win? ” said Mrs Gogol, haughtily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how to row a boat? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what I lost? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? ” “ There ’s no girl to put forward! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” he said, “ can we have her boots? ” “ What? ” “ Her boots? ” said the dwarf, blushing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” he said, “ can we have her boots? ” “ What? ” “ Her boots? ” said the dwarf, blushing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” he said, “ can we have her boots? ” “ What? ” “ Her boots? ” said the dwarf, blushing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ere, what you doing? ” This was to a small bald- headed man who was trying surreptitiously to set up a small easel in front of them. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ere, what ’s he doing? ” The innkeeper had hurried out and was taking the jolly little tables back inside. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme Weatherwax, what have you done? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? ” She grabbed Granny ’s arm. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone likes to see their woodcut in the broadsheets after a ball like this? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Everything all right, son? ” “ It ’s all right, dad. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Exactly? ” Mrs Gogol reached into the cushions of her rocking- chair and, after some rummaging, produced a leather bag and a pipe. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Fish heads? ” said Mrs Pleasant. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ For the woodcut? ” “ What woodcut? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ For the woodcut? ” “ What woodcut? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Going to play a game of Old Maid, are you? ” said the barman. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Good? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” “ Yes, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg innocently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” “ Yes, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg innocently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Hai? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Has it got sugar in it too? ” “ Very likely, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t you got any romance in your soul? ” said Magrat plaintively. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we got any money at all? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you been reading books? ” Nanny ignored her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you hurt your head, Miss? ” She looked at him in incomprehension. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Hear that, Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, why do n’t we have a drink? ” said Nanny Ogg brightly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ All that. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How about after lunch? ” “ Right, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How about that? ” “ Broomsticks Airborne, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How did she do that? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you get up to the window? ” said Nanny, ignoring this. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know that? ” “ Got a feelin ’ about it, ” said Granny wearily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you make him understand about the beds? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know? ” “ She ’s got all the signs, right? ” “ What signs are those? ” The woodcutter was pricked by a slight uneasiness. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know? ” “ She ’s got all the signs, right? ” “ What signs are those? ” The woodcutter was pricked by a slight uneasiness. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know? ” “ She ’s got all the signs, right? ” “ What signs are those? ” The woodcutter was pricked by a slight uneasiness. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How good are you? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been waiting? ” FOREVER. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How many have you got? ” “ There ’s a choice of two, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How much of that rum did you drink? ” “ Oh, come on, Esme, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How old was she? ” “ One hundred and nineteen, ” said Gammer Brevis. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How the hell ’s anyone supposed to move in these things? ” she screamed at the world in general. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ How’m I supposed to get mine started in a boat? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I am called Saturday. ” “ Man Saturday, eh? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I bet it is n’t! ” “ And she ’s, like, in charge of the city? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I can see where you would n’t want to be having with the likes of her, right? ” “ Right! ” said the woodcutter, relieved. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I can speak foreign like a native, you know that. ” “ Mrs Ogg? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t think anyone can cook like she do and be that bad. ” “ Is she the woman who lives out in the swamp? ” said Ella. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t ‘ spect anyone ’s brought any marshmallows? ” said Nanny Ogg, hopefully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I guess she ’s a bit bed- bound at the moment, right? ” “ That ’s why I ’m taking her this basket of goodies- “ the child began. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I know someone who could get inside them minds right enough. ” “ Who? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I reckon. ” “ ‘S a bit high for ‘ em, ai n’t it? ” “ Little devils get everywhere. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I said you would n’t have to go to the ball, did n’t I? ” Ella looked around at the disabled coach, and then back to the witches. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I seen you somewhere before? ” said Mrs Pleasant. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I smelled stew on the way here, so let ’s go and have a look, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose Desiderata would n’t have chosen her own successor? ” said Gammer Brevis. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose there would n’t be any food and drink about the place? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you did n’t find my bag? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I think I have to go. ” “ Yes. ” “ What will you do? ” The voodoo woman looked down at the hat in her hands. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I think it ’s shameful! ” “ What is? ” said Nanny Ogg, coming up behind her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I think we ’re meant to pass it on? ” she ventured. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I used to get about a lot in my younger days. ” YES? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I want a fire lit in that grate every morning. ” “ Yes, mum. ” “ And everyone ’s to go in through the back door, you hear? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I wish I knew where she stood. ” “ Good or bad, you mean? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll do the steering and Magrat’ll do the cooking. ” “ What shall I do, then? ” said Granny Weatherwax suspiciously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ I, uh, again? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ If it ’s all the same with you, m’lady? ” She met the stare head- on. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ If this Baron was as great as you say, he must have had a lot of friends in the city, right? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is dad there? ” “ Dad? ” “ The King. ” “ Oh. ” Nanny Ogg cupped her hands around her mouth and turned to face up the tunnel. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is dad there? ” “ Dad? ” “ The King. ” “ Oh. ” Nanny Ogg cupped her hands around her mouth and turned to face up the tunnel. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it anything to do with maypoles and folksongs and suchlike? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it? ” said Hurker, agreeably. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is red all right? ” “ They ’ve got to be red. ” All the other dwarfs nodded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that it? ” said the Baron. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that my fault? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what you think? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that where you always sleep? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there anyone here? ” Nanny, on the other hand, looked under the stairs. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a trick question? ” NO. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Is your name Ella? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ca n’t not happen. ” “ And these witches you showed me? ” “ They ’re just. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It must be the famous beginner ’s luck, eh? ” “ Soon be poor men if it goes on like this, ” said one of his companions. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It should be easy to overtake it, right? ” The witches landed in an alleyway a few minutes ahead of the coach. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It should have blown him to bits! ” “ Blown what to bits? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It was the things going on around him that made him important. ” “ What ’s Lily feeding the stories? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s about this man- “ “ What man? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all according to the general and the specific, right? ” “ What does that mean? ” Magrat lay down on the bed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all according to the general and the specific, right? ” “ What does that mean? ” Magrat lay down on the bed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s been around for years, right? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s hard to imagine, ” said Magrat, “ that it ’s autumn back home. ” “ Garkon? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s the slimy ones you have to watch out for. ” “ I wonder what he wanted? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s true, then? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s very hard for cleaning staff to look tidy all the time. ” “ Cleaning staff? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Just to make sure? ” Granny Weatherwax hesitated. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ladies? ” said a resonant voice. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Laughin ’? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s have a look, eh? ” Granny sniffed, and undid the lid of the box. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Lily is expecting to see you, ai n’t she? ” “ She can look out of reflections, ” said Ella nervously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Lily? ” said Granny softly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Look at it like this, ” said Nanny, under her breath, “ what can they do to us? ” “ I ca n’t stand snakes, ” said Magrat quietly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, I ’ve got a wand- ‘ “ Which ones? ” “ What? ” “ Which flowers? ” “ Er, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, I ’ve got a wand- ‘ “ Which ones? ” “ What? ” “ Which flowers? ” “ Er, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, I ’ve got a wand- ‘ “ Which ones? ” “ What? ” “ Which flowers? ” “ Er, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Looking for something, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg behind her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Lots of rocks fallen down, have they? ” “ Pardon? ” said the King. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Lots of rocks fallen down, have they? ” “ Pardon? ” said the King. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Magrat? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Magrat? ” hissed Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Magrat? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Makes you wish you were a better person, really. ” “ Why are you two whispering? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe we could get people to visit us and then we could escape in their clothes? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? ” “ You are- still here? ” “ Still? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? ” “ You are- still here? ” “ Still? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? ” “ You are- still here? ” “ Still? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Millluk? ” he suggested. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Mind if I step inside? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Woodcutter? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Nanny? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Nervous of going into a house with witches in it? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Never! ” “ Hmm? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ No interference. ” “ Not from us? ” “ Not even from us. ” She turned back to Ella. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ And not cheating? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ ‘S called the Vieux River. ” “ Yes? ” “ Know what that means? ” “ No. ” “ The Old( Masculine) River, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ ‘S called the Vieux River. ” “ Yes? ” “ Know what that means? ” “ No. ” “ The Old( Masculine) River, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Not a living soul around? ” “ In a manner of speakin ’, ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Not keeping you, am I? ” IT ’S A QUIET NIGHT. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Not lost it, have you? ” “ No, but- “ “ There you are, then. ” “ Only. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Now what? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, what shall I do with you? ” said Lily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, ” said Nanny, “ let ’s not have any of that, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, yes? ” said Nanny, opening a cupboard. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, yes? ” “ One of the woodcutters told me, ” said Magrat, “ that there ’s been other odd things happening in this forest. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh. ” “ Do you know how to dance? ” hissed Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Pecked to death, was he? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps we ought to go up to that castle? ” They all looked at the castle. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps you have to say something? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Practice? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Pray? ” thought Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Quite likely turn you into just about anything as soon as look at you, right? ” Granny stuck her finger in her ear and twiddled it reflectively. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ready, Gytha? ” “ Waitin ’, Esme. ” “ Run! ” Granny hurled the teapot high into the air. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Red? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember that time last year when the circus thing came to Lancre? ” “ I remember, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Right? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Run awayy, furry toy? ” he suggested. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See the way the bubbles is so thick by the okuh leaves? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See this? ” “ Yes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said Nanny, triumphantly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I use my wand? ” said Magrat hesitantly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ She does know you, does n’t she? ” demanded Granny, turning back to Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ She gave it to you? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ She was bossy, too! ” “ What ’d she want to be in charge of a city for? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ She was good at that kind of thing, I remember. ” “ Really snakes? ” “ Yeah, ” said Granny darkly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s the ruler now, ai n’t she? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Snakes? ” Nanny wheezed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ So are we going to get her out? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ So tell me, ” she said, “ how do you play this game, then? ” All witches are very conscious of stories. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Some place, eh? ” VERY NICE. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone ’s going to be eatin ’ shrimp? ” she said helpfully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Somethin’ like that, yes. ” “ While everyone else lives happily ever after? ” “ I do n’t know about that, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Still pumpkins? ” “ Bit of a squash. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Stolen? ” “ She ’s been gambling, ” said Magrat, in tones of smug horror. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Talk to it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Terrible soot there is. ” “ It ’s not up there, then? ” said Nanny Ogg sweetly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That must have been before those two children shut her up in her own oven? ” said Magrat, untangling her sleeve from a briar. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s Mrs Gogol ’s cockerel, ” said Nanny, “ ai n’t it? ” “ Exactly what it is I might never exactly decide, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s Yen Buddhism, is it? ” “ No. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s all that ’s required, is n’t it? ” “ Ill- considerate? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s all that ’s required, is n’t it? ” “ Ill- considerate? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s disgustin ’. ” “ Eh? ” said Old Mother Dismass. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s good, is it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s one of Desiderata ’s books, is n’t it? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s speaking foreign, is it? ” “ My grandson Shane is a sailor, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s what fairy godmothering is all about. ” “ Yes? ” Granny Weatherwax frowned. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s why it ’s called Cripple Mister Onion, ai n’t it? ” He hesitated. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ The swamp? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ There is n’t someone else you ’d rather marry, is there? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’ll be a spinning wheel at the bottom of all this, you mark my words. ” “ A Black Aliss job? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s Magrat! ” “ Where? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They are ruby- coloured, are n’t they? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They coming all this way for a taste? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They never saw me before, all right? ” They flew on in troubled silence for a while. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They said “ oink ”. ” “ What ’d they say “ oink ” for? ” “ Because they could n’t say anything else. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They singing, Magrat? ” “ I can hear something, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re roasting garlic ”? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re the best part. ” “ What kind of plant is snakes ’ heads? ” “ Best if you just eat up, I reckon, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re very convivial animals. ” “ In a cottage? ” “ That ’s unusual. ” “ That ’s what I mean, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Thought so. ” “ Do you know my granny? ” said the child. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Trousers? ” “ They ’re not exactly the same as ordinary- “ “ And there ’s men ‘ ere lookin ’, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Tummy upset? ” “ It ’s her head this time. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Two years running? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Up here? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Very knowin ’ woman, Mrs Gogol. ” “ But can we trust her to keep her word? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wazzat? ” said Nanny Ogg, who was dozing off. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Weatherwax, did you say? ” “ Yes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, Ella ’s got away and so have we, so this is the part where we escape, yes? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, they say she ’s a witch, right? ” “ Really? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, they say she ’s a witch, right? ” “ Really? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, well, well. ” “ What is it, Gytha? ” “ Pumpkin. ” “ Pumpkin what? ” “ Pumpkin nothing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, well, well. ” “ What is it, Gytha? ” “ Pumpkin. ” “ Pumpkin what? ” “ Pumpkin nothing. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, which old witch did the house land on? ” “ Nanny? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, which old witch did the house land on? ” “ Nanny? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, ” said Nanny Ogg, social tutor, “ what you do is, you tap men with your fan- got your fan? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, ” she said, “ it seems to me- “ “ Yes? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, ” she said, “ who ’s there? ” “ I could do with a glass of water, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” “ They ’re a bit. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wha ’ fingers? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wha ’ happened? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wha ’ happened? ” “ A farmhouse dropped on your head, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What I want to know is, ” she said, “ was Mrs Gogol really good or bad? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, Miss? ” Ella shook her head without looking up. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What about young Magrat? ” said Old Mother Dismass innocently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What are they doing? ” said Saturday. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What can I do for you, old crone? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What colour was it again? ” “ Well. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What could we possibly find under there dial ’s worse than we could imagine? ” They each took a handle. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What did she say? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you do to his drink? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do fairy godmothers say? ” she wailed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do they do that for? ” “ She does n’t explain it very clearly, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do we do next? ” “ You mentioned tea, ” said Magrat, buying time. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you know about it? ” she said, with uncharacteristic sharpness. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you know about royal bedrooms? ” she said, more or less for something to say. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean by that, pray? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean by that? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, a psycholology? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, all of them? ” Lily backed away. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, drink out of them? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want to do now, Mr Cat? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, old crone? ” “ Fancy a drink? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, old crone? ” “ Fancy a drink? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, old woman? ” said Lady Volentia. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, then? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want? ” “ Got a package for you, ” said Hurker, presenting it. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What does cojones mean? ” They shrugged. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’they want ‘ em for? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you think about it, Mr Zombie? ” “ It ’s a great life, Mrs Ogg, ” said the zombie. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you want? ” “ Waaant foood, Miss- uss Pleassunt, ” said Greebo. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to it? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” Granny gave him a sweet old smile. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What has she been doing? ” “ Trying to reach straight through glass, by the looks of it, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of fairies? ” “ Er. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What of? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What on earth did you say to them? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall we do next? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What was you talking about? ” “ Sawdust, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d they call them here? ” “ Crap suzette, I think, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing here? ” It was something about the way the hinges creaked. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing out in the forest all by yourself, young lady? ” “ I ’m taking this basket of goodies to my granny, ” said the girl. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing, Granny? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing, Mrs Gogol? ” said the cook anxiously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s borderline about us? ” The corporal swallowed. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening, corporal? ” The captain of the guard strolled out of a door in the archway and walked over to the witches. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” The man looked sideways at her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” complained Ella. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” said Ella. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it to be, Esme? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she doing, then? ” “ Letting. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she doing? ” “ Being attractive to men, I think. ” “ What, Magrat? ” “ Yeah. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she doing? ” “ Being attractive to men, I think. ” “ What, Magrat? ” “ Yeah. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she doin’ now? ” hissed Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she talking about, Esme? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that mean? ” “ Means we want three rooms for the night, ” said Granny, looking smugly at the other two. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” “ Mrs Gogol ’s doing, ” said Granny Weatherwax grimly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up, Esme? ” Granny Weatherwax strode across the room and wiped the dust off a huge ornate mirror. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name, dead man? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your name? ” she said over her shoulder. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What, no- one? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What, that you were a domineering old busybody? ” said Nanny innocently. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” Baron Saturday thumped his stick on the floor. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the footman. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” shouted Magrat, above the noise of a marching band. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Tempers fuggit. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Well, I ’m fed up! ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ You ’ve gone all pale. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ When can I get out? ” WHEN YOU FIND THE ONE THAT ’S REAL. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ When can I get out? ” WHEN YOU FIND THE ONE THAT ’S REAL. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where am I? ” INSIDE THE MIRROR. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where am I? ” INSIDE THE MIRROR. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are your manners? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did you learn to play like that? ” Nanny demanded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is Magrat, anyway? ” “ Out fairy godmothering, I think, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to next, then? ” What was next was forest- dark and ferociously coniferous. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d we leave him? ” “ Oh, he ’s only a cat, ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Magrat gone? ” “ She ’s having a lie- down in the cabin, ” said Granny, without looking up. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the harm? ” “ He ’s a frog. ” “ Especially at night, ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you calling a mother? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Who shall I say it is? ” I’M HERE INCOGNITO. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s that, then? ” said a voice from somewhere below the eye. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s you to say what I can and ca n’t do here? ” “ We ’re her godmothers, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s your friend? ” said Casanunda. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t we try the wand? ” Granny Weatherwax snorted. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you just walk away? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you? ” said Magrat, as nastily as she could manage. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do they do it? ” “ So all the young men can chase them to show how brave they are, ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’d you think of pumpkins? ” “ I did n’t! ” “ Do n’t you know how to work it? ” “ No! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’d you think of pumpkins? ” “ I did n’t! ” “ Do n’t you know how to work it? ” “ No! |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’d you think that, then? ” “ Well. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’re they called rude huts, anyway? ” Granny Weatherwax climbed off her broomstick and looked at the rocks around her. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s it on the walls too? ” “ Them ’s tapestries, ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Will it work? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Will she live happily ever after? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you come on, Gytha? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like to have a look? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you mind telling me, ” said Magrat, “ what you ’re doing? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wrowwwl? ” The coach skidded around and came up broadside against a wall, knocking the coachmen off. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Wrowwwl? ” “ Your. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ye see that bit of okra? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Ye see the way the crab legs keep coming up just there? ” “ You never were one to stint the crab meat, ” said Mrs Pleasant. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Weatherwax? ” “ Mistress, ” snapped Granny, and then softened her voice again. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, “ m? ” “ Me and this lady is just going out. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ What, all of it? ” “ Yes, ” said Granny, smugly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said a small and quavering voice from somewhere beneath the eye. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she demanded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” snapped Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Dwarfs? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Dwarfs? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Words have sex in foreign parts, ” said Nanny, hopefully. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You promised me the honour of this dance, m’lady? ” “ No I did n’t. ” The man looked puzzled. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You promised me the honour of this dance, m’lady? ” “ No I did n’t. ” The man looked puzzled. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ai n’t got any snake women in there with you, have you? ” said Granny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You be a- comin ’ here for Fat Lunchtime, then? ” said Mrs Pleasant. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You been to see the girl in the white house? ” Mrs Pleasant nodded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You broke my mirror! ” “ Was this what it was all for, then? ” said Granny. ” Playin ’ little queens in some damp city? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You broke my mirror! ” “ Was this what it was all for, then? ” said Granny. ” Playin ’ little queens in some damp city? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You can probably have a bit of quiet fun even if you are dead, in Genua. ” “ Had n’t we better stay here, though? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You did n’t? ” I HAD AN APPOINTMENT WITH YOU TONIGHT. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t know any? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think she ’s been buried with it, do you? ” “ Should n’t think so. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think you ’re going to lose, do you? ” “ I do n’t want to hurt you, Mistress Weatherwax, ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You know about magic with mirrors? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You know it? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what she ’s like. ” “ How are we going to get in? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what this river ’s called? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You know, that ’s a hat of authority if ever I saw one. ” “ Hmm. ” “ Do n’t you think? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You look in mirrors a lot these days, Mistress Weatherwax? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you did n’t even have fun? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You need any help, Esme? ” said Nanny cautiously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You never have! ” “ Remember young Verence ’s coronation? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ought to try a drop, Esme. ” “ Another helping, Mrs Ogg? ” said Mrs Gogol. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You said all that to our mum? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You saw it too? ” Granny rolled her eyes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You see how sweet life can be, if we all helps one another? ” The witches left around lunchtime. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this broom? ” The man looked from her to the broom, and back again. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this country? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this door? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this hat? ” she demanded. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you ’re not catching a chill? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You think he was a particularly nice man? ” said Lily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You think she ’s going to be sent to the ball in a pumpkin, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You want something done, we ’re the girls to do it, eh? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to try anything else, lady? ” he said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You were n’t using magic? ” said Magrat. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You will look after our mum, wo n’t you, Mistress Garlick? ” he said, a hint of worry in his voice. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’d like me to stop? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’d think you ’d be all right with sandwiches, would n’t you? |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ll never feel safe in the privy again, eh? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a 20, maybe a 22? ” said Nanny. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not a godmother of any kind, are you? ” “ No. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not the wicked witch, are you? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not upset, are you, Esme? ” said Nanny anxiously. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re supposed to eat it? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re trying to be kind to me? ” said Lily. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve had your fill of magic? ” said Lilith sweetly. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” he shouted, and, “ Guards! ” Nanny Ogg did n’t hesitate. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” she said. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” “ Um. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “ ‘ ullo, your Ladyship? ” She looked around at the bushes. |
Witches Abroad - Terry Pratchett | “- and one of them looks like she uses bad language. ” “ What? ” said Nanny, her grin evaporating. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” YES, MR. OGG? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” It was hard to imagine what other thing there could be, but Nanny Ogg said “ Yes? ” anyway. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Elves? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ How long have they been doing it? ” “ About an hour, ” said Nanny gloomily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ I thought you were doing the Entertainment? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ I was young and foolish then. ” “ Well? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Lucky you were going bald, eh? ” In the darkness of her sickroom Diamanda opened her eyes, if they were her eyes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Something the matter, sire? ” “ Um. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What level? ” said Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What ’re you going on about now? ” “ I remember when I was young there was a girl like Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What ’s an artisan? ” said Weaver the thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? ” “ Ai n’t got no stockings on, Esme. ” “ What about the lovely red and white pair I gave you on Hogswatchnight? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? ” “ Ai n’t got no stockings on, Esme. ” “ What about the lovely red and white pair I gave you on Hogswatchnight? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Who ’s Them? ” Nanny hesitated. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yes? ” “ Our mum said I was to see to it that there was iron round her. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | .it all went right? ” “ Yes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Verence made a grab for it. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | A hump? ” “ Ah, you ’ve noticed the stepladder, ” said the low highwayman. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | A monkey? ” “ Oook? ” Several minutes later, the travellers leaned on the parapet, looking down reflectively at the river far below. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | A monkey? ” “ Oook? ” Several minutes later, the travellers leaned on the parapet, looking down reflectively at the river far below. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | A proper ceremony and everything? ” “ Yes! ” “ Hmm. ” Ridcully stroked his beard. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | A valiant last stand? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU A MAN OF FAITH, MR. OGG? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | About bags of sweets? ” Granny Weatherwax still had n’t turned around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | About breedin ’ and passin ’ on stuff to yer kids? ” “ Evolution, ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Acting? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ai n’t you hungry? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | All laughin ’ at decent rude artisans, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | All right? ” The Lancre Morris Men faced one another, rain plastering their clothes to their bodies. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | All sorted out, right? ” Magrat woke up. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Always go right. ” “ We ’re walking in a circle? ” “ A spiral. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And I got back and it was all arranged- “ “ What would you have done if nothing had been arranged? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And I ’m in the castle, are n’t I? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And Shawn has found the coronation coach! ” “ How can you lose a coach? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And a subtle ripple of alterations flowed across her face before she said, “ What do you think? ” She looked like Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And see that wood down there, on the hill? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And the children are all right, too? ” “ Sorry? ” She blinked again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And the children are all right, too? ” “ Sorry? ” She blinked again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And then she said- “ “ Was that the old brindled cow what your dad had? ” said Carter. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And then what would I do? ” “ What did Granny want to talk to you about? ” “ Oh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And then what would I do? ” “ What did Granny want to talk to you about? ” “ Oh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And then what? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And then you think you can just stroll down here and confound this girl, just like that? ” “ I do n’t know, ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And there ’s a price for that, ai n’t there? ” Jason gave Nanny Ogg a panic- stricken look. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And this thing? ” “ A ruff, m’m. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And what about you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And what had happened? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And what is her name? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And what ’s that thing? ” Ridcully lifted the small cage off his head. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And what ’s this? ” “ Brocade, I think. ” “ It ’s like cardboard. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And when they ’re happy they make a pleasing noise. ” “ What? ” “ Just thinking to myself. ” Magrat stood up. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And you could make her anything you wanted? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And you ever seen ‘ em Morris dancing? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And you keep the door shut and let no one in, d’you hear? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And you know another thing? ” “ No, miss. ” “ They could n’t have painted her from life, of course. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? ” Shawn suddenly felt frightened. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Any relation to Sobriety Ogg? ” “ He was my dad, sir. ” “ Good grief. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Anymore of them lobsters? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Anyone see where they go? ” “ Nah. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, the others’d spot it. ” “ Perhaps we could create a small cloud or something? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Are there anymore around? ” “ I. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Are they behind the door? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Are they under the bed? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | As much as anyone does. ” “ How d’you know? ” “ I ’ve been picking up bits of her memories. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Been walking out with dozens of young women, I ’ve no doubt. ” “ Why do you say that? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Best if she stays here. ” “ You sure? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Blimey who ’d do a thing like that? ” Both the witches turned to look at the stones. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Books? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Bursssaaar? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But I think we ’ve got elves. ” “ Elves? ” “ And they ’ve got Miss Tockley. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But I ’m sure I wrote Marit- “ “ Sire? ” There was one exquisite moment while Verence fought for mental balance, but he won. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But she must hope, must she not? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But that little traitor voice whispered: how the hell can they know what the future holds? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But when to begin? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | But why does it suck? ” Jason kept quiet. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you feel it? ” “ Oh, sit down, man, ” said Weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you hear them? ” “ Hear what? ” Nanny looked around hurriedly and picked up a silver candlestick. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you hear them? ” “ Hear what? ” Nanny looked around hurriedly and picked up a silver candlestick. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you think of anything? ” Nanny Ogg looked thoughtfully at the circle. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Can you do magic? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Can you get in? ” “ There ’s someone in there already. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Can you play Cripple Mr. Onion? ” “ Not very well. ” “ Capital! ” Half an hour later Ridcully owed the dwarf$ 8,000. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Carter the weaver, was n’t it, or Weaver the baker? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Carter? ” “ They ’re waiting for us! ” “ I ’ll say this just once, ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Come on- we ai n’t got much time. ” “ What d’you mean? ” “ It ’s not just the girls. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Come on. ” “ Where ’re we going? ” said the dwarf. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Confidence in what? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Did I not tell you? ” “ How long? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Did I not tell you? ” “ How long? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Did they kill Diamanda? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t know why. ” “ Did you see any witches at the Entertainment? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t let yourself get distracted- “ “ That ’s never the delectable Mrs. Ogg, is it? ” Nanny turned. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t want anyone else getting hurt, do we? ” “ Do you mean using Skorhian Runes or the Triple Invocation octogram? ” said Perdita. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t want anyone else getting hurt, do we? ” “ Do you mean using Skorhian Runes or the Triple Invocation octogram? ” said Perdita. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you know anything? ” “ I thought. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you remember? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you think it looks good? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Shawn. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do you do it with your clothes on or what? ” “ It means an intimate meeting, my good woman. ” “ Is that all? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do you do it with your clothes on or what? ” “ It means an intimate meeting, my good woman. ” “ Is that all? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to shout? ” They turned and ran. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to bet the rest of your life? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Done it. ” “ That ’s a magic circle? ” “ Right. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | D’you know they think time goes backward? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | D’you see? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Elves are good. ” “ They probably just fired at Esme and the girl in fun, like? ” “ But- “ “ Look, dear, you ’re going to be queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Even if I could cut the mustard again I do n’t know where we were! ” “ Sir? ” said Shawn. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Eye of what newt? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a cup of tea, girl? ” You could n’t stand on ceremony with Mr. Brooks. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Finally she said, “ And where ’s everyone now? ” “ Dunno, miss. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | For air traffic control, see? ” Most of the town was dark. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | HOW DO THEY DO IT, DO YOU THINK? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | HOW DO THEY GET THE BITS OF CHOCOLATE IN? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Had the wedding, have you? ” “ Wedding? ” The rest of them exchanged glances. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Had the wedding, have you? ” “ Wedding? ” The rest of them exchanged glances. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Hah! ” “ And there ai n’t one of ‘ em that- what ’re you talking about? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Haha. ” “ Yes. ” “ I expect they ’ve put warming pans in our beds. ” “ Has Shawn got the hang of it now? ” “ I hope so. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone got any dried frog pills? ” Verence II respected witches. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen Weaver? ” “ No, but I saw Carter and Thatcher. ” Mist curled up as the rain drummed into the warm earth. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He always used to say a bad hunter chases, a good hunter waits. ” “ Oh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He is taken into a room full of all types of clothing and asked: Yo,[43] my son, which of these is the most stylish thing to wear? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He married that Palliard girl, remember? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He was n’t on guard from things inside the castle, was he? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He was probably a hunter. ” “ How ’d you know all that? ” “ I just trod on ‘ i m. ” The sun rose through the mists. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | He ’ll be hurt. ” “ Oook? ” “ Um. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Help me, Shawn. ” “ Miss? ” “ We need bandages! ” “ But- “ “ Oh, stop gawping. ” The skirt tore. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Her with all the spikes and knives on her chariot? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Here, on the grass of Lancre? ” She stepped forward. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Hey, d’you know what she told me? ” “ What? ” “ You know that ole painting of Queen Ynci? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Hey, d’you know what she told me? ” “ What? ” “ You know that ole painting of Queen Ynci? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Hey, d’you know what she told me? ” “ What? ” “ You know that ole painting of Queen Ynci? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Hey, kids, which part do you think they made your town out of? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | His Majesteeeyyaa the Ki- Oh, bugger, now where ’s he gone? ” The throne room was empty. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How about if I lock the door and take the key with me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How about it? ” Silence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How about it? ” “ No! ” The elf tried to pull away across the floor. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How about the bank? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How can you float down a river and just be damp? ” “ I dries out quick. ” Granny Weatherwax glared up the rocks. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How can you hear with all that stuff around your ears? ” Shawn was aware of the empty space behind him. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How did you get in? ” “ Broomstick. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How do we do it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How had they been having babies before? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How is the old devil? ” “ Dunno, sir, what with him being dead. ” “ Oh dear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How long ago? ” “ Dunno, m’m. ” He knew I was coming home, thought Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How long ago? ” “ These past thirty years, ” said Shawn. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How long was it, now? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How long? ” “ Soon. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How many students can you get in an Iron Maiden, that kind of thing. ” “ So this was at his place, then, was it? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How small? ” “ Not that small. ” “ My word. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How ’d you get in? ” “ Used one of the special horseshoes. ” Granny nodded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How ’s those magic fingers of yours? ” “ I could probably manage a fireball. ” “ Would n’t work. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I am angry! ” “ Why? ” “ You know! ” Nanny took off her hat and scratched her head. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t say no, can I? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know anything about any fire? ” Granny turned around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know if you happen to remember her, by any chance? ” They passed Jason ’s forge, which rang to the sound of his hammer. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t like to ask them questions. ” “ Why not? ” “ They might give me answers. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I feel a bit sick. ” “ The king ordered ‘ em from Sto Helit special, m’m. ” “ Did he, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I mean, she hardly disguised who she was, did she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I say, do you think there ’s any pudding? ” Later, she asked for a doggy bottle. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I think that just about covers everything, do n’t you? ” “ Um- “ Verence rubbed his hands together. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’d have put up with all your womanizing and drunkenness, would I? ” Ridcully looked bewildered. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll be as rich as Creosote. ” “ Who ’s Creosote? ” said Thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll, I ’ll, I ’ll just put the kettle on, shall I, and wait ‘ til you comes back? ” Esme ’s skill at Borrowing unnerved her. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’m going to wind up the anger until it ’s thick enough to become rage, and when they come back I shall--what? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’m the Archchancellor of Unseen University, this is Mr. Stibbons, a wizard, this- where are you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve always wanted an excuse to go down there. ” “ What is down there? ” “ Well, it leads into Lancre Caves. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got better things to do! ” “ Better things than being a witch? ” said Granny Magrat walked into it. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got everything to fight for, have n’t I? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | If the dwarfs and the trolls find out, they ’ll tear the walls apart to get him out. ” “ Why? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | If they do n’t trust you theyaaaagh- “ “ I ’ll just leave you to get on with it then, shall I? ” said Magrat, as feathers filled the air. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | In a generalized sort of way? ” “ Well, I- “ The crown spun in Verence ’s nervous fingers. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | In fact, do it again if you like. ” “ Get him, did you? ” “ Took his breath away. ” “ Good. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | In the head, I mean. ” “ But why do n’t I know all this? ” “ Glamour. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t it what you came here hoping for? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t this what you wanted anyway? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything else people have n’t been telling me, by any chance? ” Shawn shook his head, guiltily aware of the thing in the dungeon. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It could n’t have got out, could it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It is. ” “ One ’s often wondered- “ “ What? ” “ How do you actually milk them? ” The unicorn prowled through the forest. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It is. ” “ One ’s often wondered- “ “ What? ” “ How do you actually milk them? ” The unicorn prowled through the forest. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It makes you sound uncertain. ” “ Mm, m’m? ” “ I mean, who is there to fight up here? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It makes you sound uncertain. ” “ Mm, m’m? ” “ I mean, who is there to fight up here? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It seemed to Perdita that it had blown all the shadows into the comers of the room- “ Are you paying attention, sister? ” said Diamanda coldly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It was going and fetching! ” “ What? ” “ I was getting scared! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’d be her room as well from tomorrow, would n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a kind of flat rate. ” “ What happens if we do n’t pay it? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all in the mind, is n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s enough to know that everything happens somewhere, is n’t it? ” Ridcully tried to grin. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s mythical. ” “ It ’s not real? ” “ Oh, it ’s real. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s so beautiful, is n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | It ’s what you might call an open marriage. ” “ Wait what out? ” said Casanunda, looking around to see if there were any more elves. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | I’d- “ “ You ’d be getting married today, would you? ” said Nanny, but in a distant voice, as if she was thinking about something else. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Just shove the crowbar down the side of the stone, will you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Killed us both. ” “ What fire? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Knock my hat off. ” “ What, ma’am? ” Granny Weatherwax stood back, and turned around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Lads? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Lads? ” There was the soft sound of snoring. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Lady? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Last I remember, he was laughin ’ at Thatcher in his straw wig. ” “ And Nanny Ogg and Granny Weatherwax? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s get on home and see what century it is. ” “ What century is it, anyway? ” said Thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Luck? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | MR. OGG? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Magrat Garlick? ” Ridcully ’s mind could digest one fact at a time. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mind if I sit down? ” “ Of course you may, ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” Magrat ’s voice was muffled. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” “ What ’s happening? ” “ Dunno, Miss Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” “ What ’s happening? ” “ Dunno, Miss Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” “ Yes, Shawn? ” “ Could you put the axe down, please? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” “ Yes, Shawn? ” “ Could you put the axe down, please? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Miss Queen? ” “ Yes, Shawn? ” “ Could you put the axe down, please? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mistress Weatherwax? ” said the king, his voice taut with sudden worry. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Ogg? ” “ Yes, dear? ” “ Er. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Ogg? ” “ Yes, dear? ” “ Er. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mucus? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mum. ” “ Yeah? ” “ And it ai n’t as if they ’ve been doing anything bad. ” Nanny Ogg stared reflectively at the glow in the forge. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Mystery? ” “ No. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Nanny? ” “ Yes? ” “ Would you like to be a bridesmaid? ” “ Not really, dear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Nanny? ” “ Yes? ” “ Would you like to be a bridesmaid? ” “ Not really, dear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Nanny? ” “ Yes? ” “ Would you like to be a bridesmaid? ” “ Not really, dear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Never had a catalogue near ‘ em, apparently. ” “ Oook? ” “ Thousands of books. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Never seen a Royal swarm, though. ” “ What ’s a Royal swarm? ” “ Ca n’t say for sure. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | No one was asking him to thatch roofs or milk cows, were they? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | No sense in worrying her, is there? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | No, Archchancellor. ” “ Then it ’d be a damn good idea to take your underpants off your head. ” “ Know him? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Not a skilled man with a pen, our Jason. ” “ Invitation to what? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Not a spare ounce on you, I ’ll be bound. ” “ What do you want to know for? ” “ Indulge an old man. ” “ Nine stones, then. ” “ Hmm. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Nothing wrong with me, all right? ” “ Have you had any sleep at all? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Nothing wrong with me, all right? ” “ Have you had any sleep at all? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you going to stand here all night, or are you going to crowbar that stone? ” She gave him a nudge. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Now, d’you call that proper thinking for a growing lad? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Now- can you do anything? ” Despite her better nature, Magrat felt a spark of righteous ire. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Number two, eh? ” “ I try harder, ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ogg, sir. ” “ Ogg? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Ogg? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Oh dear, supposing she asks me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Old Sobriety ’s son? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | One question, right? ” “ Yes, ” said Ponder, relieved. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Or common iron and royal iron? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Or male iron and female iron? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Or the next best thing. ” * * * Where does it end? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, why are you here? ” “ I just wanted to find out if you was real. ” “ To you, certainly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Outside? ” “ Right you are, your queen, ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | People had applauded because, well, what else could you do? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Really remember? ” “ I remember the start, ” said Tailor the other weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Reckon you could scramble up it? ” They both glanced at the banks. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Right, but no. ” “ Muscle? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ If you say so, Esme. ” What is magic? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ If you say so, Esme. ” What is magic? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | See that peak up there? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Self- confidence? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Serve ‘ em right for not inviting me to their weddings. ” “ What? ” “ Nothing. ” Shawn was hopping from one foot to the other. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shall we start, then? ” “ Right. ” Nanny Ogg scurried back to the bench and elbowed Granny in the ribs. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shawn? ” Shawn paused halfway to the door. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shawn? ” “ Yes, Miss Queen? ” “ Boiled, scrambled and fried. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shawn? ” “ Yes, Miss Queen? ” “ Boiled, scrambled and fried. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | She ’s to keep away, understand? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Sheet iron is really you. ” “ You really think so? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Shawn, inventing madly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shoot him too? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Shoot the dictator and prevent the war? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Should she tell him about the memories? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | So I ’m going to have to try by myself, are n’t I? ” This time Magrat managed to spur the horse into a gallop. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | So simple an end? ” “ You ca n’t be holding them! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | So what do I do? ” “ Just go on reigning. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | So you ’re hunting me now? ” “ No. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Some iron contains something else? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of magical accident, was n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Some new witch. ” “ In Lancre? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Stands to reason. ” “ Esme ’s the short one, is she? ” “ Hah, no, Esme ’s the tall one with the nose. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Store doing all right, is it? ” Lancre ’s only storekeeper gave her the look a threelegged mouse gives an athletic cat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Sure you do n’t want to talk? ” Silence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That should keep him quiet. ” “ How ’d he get through? ” “ He was holding on to me. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That took her a week and I had the afternoons free. ” “ You mean you were n’t Chosen? ” “ Me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That took her a week and I had the afternoons free. ” “ You mean you were n’t Chosen? ” “ Me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That was right, was n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That way there ’s no argument, eh? ” Perdita glanced toward the tavern. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That ’s a dwarf word, is it? ” “ Yes. ” “ It ’s a good word. ” Casanunda tried to untangle himself from a briar. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how the elves see things, yes? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | That ’s not an army! ” “ Mum, Mum, Mum! ” “ What? ” “ I ’ll pussike ‘ em up, Mum! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The Dancers? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The Librarian says they made people get fallen trees and things and push those, you know, those stones down? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The bald spot? ” “ I have not got a bald spot! ” “ Um, then- “ “ I mean it was n’t there yesterday! ” “ Ah. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The old Magrat would n’t have done that, would she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The one with the air- cooled teeth? ” “ I hope the poor woman ’s got some respectable black clothes, ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | The witching ’s a problem, is it? ” “ No, ” Magrat mumbled, “ it ’s not that. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Their mind ’s everywhere, see? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Then she said: “ Takes you back, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Then we can take ‘ em to bits for the parts when we do n’t need ‘ em anymore, see? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Then what ’s that you ’ve got there? ” “ I ’m a giant, ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Then: “ Magrat? ” “ Go away! ” “ I know how it is, ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | There was the bed to hide under, and that ’d work for all of two seconds, would n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They both reacted just like they normally would, did n’t they? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They can put a girdle round the world in forty minutes. ” “ Why? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t know he was going to run into the circle, did they? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They write poems for special celebrations. ” “ Yes? ” “ I thought perhaps Mrs. Ogg? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They write poems for special celebrations. ” “ Yes? ” “ I thought perhaps Mrs. Ogg? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They ’re a kind of wall. ” “ But sometimes the barriers between worlds is weaker, see? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They ’re all coming back! ” “ Who are? ” said Jason Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They ’re all the rage in Sto Helit, my brother says. ” “ You mean they make people angry? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They ’re famous for it. ” “ Grass. ” “ Right. ” “ Find out anything? ” said Nanny “ Half a dozen people have been going up there. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve got better memories than humans. ” “ What am I supposed to do with it? ” “ Just keep it locked up. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Think they bloody invented magic. ” “ Yes? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | This is not a contest about power, you stupid girls, it is a contest about witchcraft, do you not even begin to know what being a witch IS? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Thousands of years ago? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Three girls who want to be witches, am I right? ” Her voice went falsetto. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | To kill him? ” “ Of course. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ” “ Yes. ” “ Right. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Up to you, I suppose. ” “ Diamanda says why does it have to be here and now? ” “ So ’s everyone can see, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU REALLY HAVE FAITH IN, RIGHT AT THIS MOMENT? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Want to make folks feel you got a grip on the occult? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | We won. ” “ Esme? ” Ridcully knelt down stiffly and picked up one of Granny ’s arms. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | We ’re not having all the Old Trouble again. ” “ Why should I do that? ” “ You want her to be powerful, then? ” There was a snort. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | We ’re not having all the Old Trouble again. ” “ Why should I do that? ” “ You want her to be powerful, then? ” There was a snort. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Well, they would say that, would n’t they? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Well, we ’ll see about that. ” “ Going where? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Well, what about her? ” “ Well. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What are rules? ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What are they doing, those two? ” “ I do n’t know. ” “ You ’re king, are n’t you? ” Verence shifted uneasily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What are they doing, those two? ” “ I do n’t know. ” “ You ’re king, are n’t you? ” Verence shifted uneasily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What are we fighting for? ” said Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What day is it? ” “ Tuesday. ” “ And you clean it out on. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What did you want from the trolls? ” “ I. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What did you want from them? ” The girl put her head on one side. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What d’you think happened? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What good are they? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What happened to them? ” “ Dunno, miss. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What happens now? ” Nanny Ogg took out her pipe and scratched her ear with it. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What is her name? ” “ Magrat Garlick, ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, girl? ” “ Esmerelda. ” “ And what do you want? ” “ I do n’t want anything. ” “ Everyone wants something. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, girl? ” “ Esmerelda. ” “ And what do you want? ” “ I do n’t want anything. ” “ Everyone wants something. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do with her now? ” “ We ’ve got dozens of spare bedrooms, ” said Magrat, “ and they ’re all ready for the guests. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do with it? ” In the end they dragged it into a storeroom next to the dungeon and manacled it to the bars of the window. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What species of ravined salt- sea shark? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What went through the other way? ” The elf tried to avoid her face. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’d you want to write all on the floor for? ” She nudged Perdita. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’re you worrying about that old baggage for? ” “ She ’ll tan our hides for us, right enough! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going on here? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happened? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it all about? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’s my job? ” Millie looked puzzled although this did not involve much of a change in her general expression. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the point of having a king, they thought, if you have to rule yourself? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’ve we got today, then? ” “ Uh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What ’ve you been doing? ” Mr. Brooks opened the door of his secret shed, and rummaged about inside. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | When did they ever tell anyone anything? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | When does it start? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | When? ” “ Soon, ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where are my clothes? ” “ Got ‘ em here, your pre- majesty. ” “ They ’re not mine. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where is everyone? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where is my going- to- be- husband? ” “ Er. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where it joins other worlds? ” “ No. ” “ There ’s one up on the moor. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where to now? ” They ’d reached a crossroads, if such it could be called. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where ’re the others? ” “ Ca n’t see them. ” Casanunda grinned madly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the groom? ” “ He ’s a bit muzzy. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s your power now, madam? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Whereupon the child ’s grandmother said in a loude voice, Oh yes? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Which bit ’s the farthingale? ” “ Says here Insert Tabbe A into Slotte B. Ca n’t find slotte B. ” “ These ’re like saddlebags. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who Goes There? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who am becoming old? ” The elf woman ’s hand rose slowly to the livid mark across her cheek. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who does she think she is? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who goes there? ” “ What ’re you doing on guard with your arm in a sling, Shawn? ” “ Duty calls. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who goes there? ” “ What ’re you doing on guard with your arm in a sling, Shawn? ” “ Duty calls. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who was it who lived here? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who ’re you, girl? ” “ Amanita, ma’am. ” “ Such a pretty name. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s Ruservup? ” Magrat had long ago got a handle on Nanny Ogg ’s world- view. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s got that jug? ” Jason took a pull out of nervousness, and found that he felt better as the alcohol dissolved his synapses. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why a castle in Lancre? ” she said, mainly to herself, because talking to Millie was like talking to yourself. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why am I messing around with lumps of stone? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why be bashful? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you take Mr. Wizard here up to his room and help him with his crossbow? ” She nodded meaningfully in the direction of the stairs. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why not shoot everyone and invade Poland? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ Nanny was trying to give me motherly advice. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Will you listen to your warrior? ” He gripped Shawn ’s broken arm, and twisted. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | With your eyes open. ” “ I ’m looking for elves? ” said Casanunda, as the stick rose into the moonlight. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Wonder where she is? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to show you what you might have been? ” “ No. ” “ I could do it easily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” said Magrat, leaning forward. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You asked her to unlock the door? ” “ I did better than that, ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You could hold off an army here. ” “ That ’s what a castle ’s for, is n’t it, m’m? ” Magrat sighed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t, did you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You have not that much power! ” “ Do you want to find out how much power I have, madam? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know about weak places in the world? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know it ’s circle time, do n’t you? ” Ridcully ’s hand touched the brim of his hat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know you took the iron away- “ “ What are you talking about, Shawn? ” Shawn ’s face was white. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know, the one with the iron bodice? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know. ” “ What? ” Nanny put her hand on the anvil, just in case, and said the word. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You never said. ” “ Well, you do n’t, do you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You never thought that, did you? ” “ Well, she ’d been hit already. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You sure you ’re all right? ” “ I ’ll do. ” Perdita Nitt traipsed across the road again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You think so? ” She twisted. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You understand, miss? ” “ Elves? ” “ You got to hold on to something iron, miss! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You understand, miss? ” “ Elves? ” “ You got to hold on to something iron, miss! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’d be able to walk from one universe to another. ” “ Ever tried it? ” “ No! ” “ A circle is a door half open. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’d think I ’d think of me, would n’t you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’d think it ’s all tapestry and walking around in long dresses! ” “ What, miss? ” Magrat waved an arm expressively. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll have to hurt her to beat her. ” “ I ’m losin ’ my judgment, are n’t I? ” “ Oh, I- “ “ She riled me, Gytha. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’re a prideful one, Esmerelda Weatherwax. ” “ Who says that? ” “ Well, you did. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve come to call her, have n’t you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve got something to ask it, ai n’t you? ” Carter blinked. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | Your friend taught you anything, did she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | [ 13] “ And why ’s there got to be a lion in it? ” said Baker the weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | and iron that loves iron? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | but she ’s qualified, ai n’t she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | but they ought to’ve been back by now. ” “ Where ’s the Entertainment? ” “ Dunno, miss. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | did you mention a crown? ” “ You ’ve got to have a crown, ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | disobey, come to think of it, or say ‘ What? ’, or start to argue. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | dolls you cut out, and there were cut- out clothes as well? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | elves, was it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | friend to let go of the bridle? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | how about Gathering Peasecods? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | it ’s got a picture of the moon on it? ” said Muscara( nee Susan) in a hopeful voice. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | it ’s the Lords and Ladies, miss! ” “ It really is the elves? ” “ Miss! ” said Weaver, his eyes full of pleading. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | meet again? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | other stuff. ” “ Being Queen? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | sex, was it? ” Verence suddenly looked like a man who had been expecting a frontal attack and suddenly finds nasty things happening behind him. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | sir? ” “ Why, I ’ll have a little of the roast weasel, if you would be so good, ” said the Bursar, beaming happily at nothing. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | take the blindfold off, what ’d I see? ” There. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | that sort of thing? ” Death sighed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | that? ” “ You can get books about anything. ” They both stared at the fire. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | the Lords and Ladies, ma’am. ” “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | the one with the woodcuts? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | then They ’ll be back, if we ’re not careful. ” “ What They? ” “ That ’s the whole trouble, ” said Nanny, miserably. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | things exist because people believe in them? ” “ Oh, no. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | upset? ” “ Well, I ’ve buried a few husbands and one or two kiddies. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | vertically disadvantaged, you ’re trying to get round me with gold, yes? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | very good memory, thank you. ” “ Do you ever wonder what life would have been like if you ’d said yes? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | we won the cup against Ohulan Casuals? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | what ’s the word Stibbons uses? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | what, Archchancellor? ” “ This, man! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | when did you last go up to the Dancers? ” “ You know how it is, ” said Granny “ When it ’s so quiet. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | when we get back home, I ’ll bake you some proper dwarf bread, how about that? ” Casanunda ’s face split into a disbelieving grin. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | who ’s Nona ’s little boy, then? ” The rest of the Ogg clan had arrived. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | who ’s queen in this vicinity? ” “ I thought you did n’t want to be, ma’am? ” said Millie. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | who ’s queen in this vicinity? ” “ I thought you did n’t want to be, ma’am? ” said Millie. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | you did send off for that book, did you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | ‘ S’like ‘ she had lips like cherries. ’ Small, round, and got a stone in the middle? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Act your age, Gytha. ” “ Act? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t that so, Fairy Peaseblossom? ” The Queen ’s brows knotted. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n’t you going to eat all those prawns? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ All back safe then? ” “ Um- “ Magrat began. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, ” said Jason, “ anyone remember? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And he can ask either guard? ” “ Yes. ” “ Oh, right. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And nails- “ “ Yes? ” “ Iron’ll kill it, ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And now you have learned this, ” said the woman in the circle, “ what is it that you really want? ” “ Nothing. ” “ Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And now you have learned this, ” said the woman in the circle, “ what is it that you really want? ” “ Nothing. ” “ Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And the king? ” “ The king, miss? ” said Weaver, buying time. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And the king? ” “ The king, miss? ” said Weaver, buying time. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And the tea caddy ’s half full, I just looked. ” “ Well? ” “ She was n’t sure, ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And then it ’ll be tomorrow, and then what ’re you going to do? ” Silence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And what about after that? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And what do we see here- you, Muscara? ” “ Um. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And who ’s going to play Exeunt Omnes? ” said Weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And who ’s the Long Man? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And you wanted to be a witch? ” Bees were a brown fog, hiding the elves- too small to hit, impervious to glamour, but determined to kill. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ And you would n’t want that, would you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone ever worked out what that says? ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone here know where Lancre is? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, someone can be a queen and a w- “ “ Who cares? ” said Magrat, dropping the broomstick. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you Miss Tockley? ” She smiled at him. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you supposed to ask me? ” she demanded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a hunter? ” I LIKE TO THINK I AM A PICKER- UP OF UNCONSIDERED TRIFLES. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a warrior, miss? ” “ What? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a warrior, miss? ” “ What? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you alone? ” “ What others? ” “ Have you any idea what ’s been happening? ” Magrat thought about the castle, and the town. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you alone? ” “ What others? ” “ Have you any idea what ’s been happening? ” Magrat thought about the castle, and the town. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you alone? ” “ What others? ” “ Have you any idea what ’s been happening? ” Magrat thought about the castle, and the town. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you coming or not? ” said Casanunda, with the reins in his hand. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you coming too, Mrs. Ogg? ” “ I ’ll just stroll along behind, ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Basically, it means ‘ I ’ve Got a Great Big Tonker. ’ ” “ Oggham? ” said the dwarf. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Beans? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Beautiful, ai n’t they? ” The warriors must have been more than two meters tall. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Been around a bit, I expect? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Better than axes, yes? ” “ No! ” “ Why not? ” “ It is like being buried in the earth, ” hissed the elf. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Better than axes, yes? ” “ No! ” “ Why not? ” “ It is like being buried in the earth, ” hissed the elf. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Brandy? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ But are n’t they nice and-? ” ‘ ” See? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ But are n’t they nice and-? ” ‘ ” See? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ But there was n’t any danger to the little mite. ” “ But you- “ “ Me? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ But there ’s probably more of those things out there! ” “ Better out there than in here. ” “ Can you fight? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ But why should he want to stop her? ” “ Well, he ’s her husband, after all. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t have too much luck, can we? ” she said, and scurried back into the forge. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t stand the iron, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you resist me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you smell that? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have a word with you, your majesty? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Can one have a word with you, Na- Mrs. Ogg? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we stop the ‘ m’m ’, please? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Carried lots of passengers, have you? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Century of the Fruitbat, is n’t it? ” said Baker. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Chateau Maison? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Come to be gracious at me, have you? ” “ Well done, ” said Magrat, coldly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Come to save her fiance, all alone? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Cooee? ” Nanny glanced into the scullery, and then thumped up the small narrow staircase. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Cor, it does n’t half whiff, do n’t it? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Could I have a word with you in a minute or two? ” The Lancre Morris Men got together again for the first time at the reception. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Czertain? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Diamanda? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I do it wrong? ” “ Um. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I say so? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t Verence tell one? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did they do that to you? ” “ Well, the mud and the torn clothes is just from, you know, the forest. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t work, does it? ” said Thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think trolls can swim? ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Dropping a cut of meat on her doorstep once a week would n’t come amiss, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ D’you know a funny thing about Lancre? ” said Magrat, as they sidled down the stairs. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Empathy? ” “ Right. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme- “ “ You got anything to say, Gytha? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? ” said Ridcully “ Mustrum? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Esme? ” said Ridcully “ Mustrum? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Evenin ’, miss. ” “ You? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone at the haymaking? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone but Magrat Garlick knows different, yes? ” Shawn shook. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Feudal system, right? ” “ What? ” “ Feudal system! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Feudal system, right? ” “ What? ” “ Feudal system! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Fighting? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Foreign. ” “ Was n’t he the one, everything he touched turned to gold? ” said Carter. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ From out of the circle? ” “ Yes, lady! ” “ It ’s weakening. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Girl? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Girls from round here, you reckon? ” “ Got to be. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Go? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Good morrow, brothers, and wherehap do we whist this merry day? ” said Carter the baker. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Got a match? ” The sulphurous glow revealed a flat rock with a crude drawing scratched on it. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Got the crowbar? ” “ Yes! ” “ Right. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Greebo? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Greebo? ” Nanny Ogg ’s cat rubbed against her legs. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha Ogg? ” Nanny managed to turn her head. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” Nanny Ogg gripped her own hat brim defensively. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Gytha? ” said Granny, from under the towel. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Happen often, does it? ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Happened? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Has one ’s Jason sent one his invite yet? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t looked under there yet, have I? ” Inquisitors would have thrown Nanny Ogg out of their ranks for being too nasty. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Have they gone? ” “ Yes, boss. ” “ Roll me into the shade, will you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Have they gone? ” “ Yes, boss. ” “ Roll me into the shade, will you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we got any horses? ” “ There ’s. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ He does n’t have much to say, does he? ” The coach rattled across the featureless plains. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s got a steep climb. ” “ Good thing for him he has n’t got up here, eh? ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Heard how Magrat ’s getting along? ” she said, in a tone of voice which forced casualness embraced like a corset. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, Bursar? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, lads, ” he slurred, “ ’ ve got ‘ nother jug coolin ’ in the water trough down in the forge, what d’you say? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, your grace, what ’s a tater tate? ” “ I beg your pardon? ” “ A tater tate? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, your grace, what ’s a tater tate? ” “ I beg your pardon? ” “ A tater tate? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, your grace, what ’s a tater tate? ” “ I beg your pardon? ” “ A tater tate? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, ” said Baker the weaver, “ we ’re getting really good at this rude mechanism, ai n’t we? ” “ Let ’s go right, ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Hold on, I ’m not sure- “ “ Yes, Mr. Quamey? ” “ Oh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How about noon? ” “ Certainly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How about you and me having a little tete- a- tete when this is over? ” Nanny Ogg ’s face went blank. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How did Verence know when we were coming back? ” It seemed to Magrat that Nanny thought for just a few seconds too long. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you do that? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know that? ” “ Let ’s just say I ’m developing a bit of an insight into Ogg womanhood as well, Mrs. Ogg, ” said the dwarf. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know I did that? ” “ It ’s at the top of your mind, girl. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you manage that? ” “ I just know where I am all the time, ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How d’you do? ” “ Ook. ” “ You might be wondering why he looks like that, ” Ridcully prompted. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How many of these gels are there, then? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How much do you weigh, Esme? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the girl they brought in? ” “ I ’ve told Millie to keep an eye on her. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the girl? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I EXPECT YOU’D LIKE A LITTLE TIME AWAY FROM THE UNIVERSITY, EH? ” said the Archchancellor, nodding and grimacing madly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I beg your pardon? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I could kill her from here. ” “ Yes, ” said Granny, “ but that would n’t be much fun, would it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t see them, do you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I meant, do n’t people steal letters? ” “ Oh, they would n’t do that, they would n’t do that. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose it is too much to expect you to kneel? ” “ Yes indeed, y’honor, ” said Nanny, grinning. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I take it there is no Mr. Ogg? ” he said, eventually. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought the wedding feast was very good, did n’t you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought you said it. ” “ I thought you did. ” “ Who cares who said it? ” said Thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I told you you ’d get it wrong! ” “ How much? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I will, will I? ” “ You could be a great witch. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m a Count. ” “ Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m a silly old fool, ai n’t I? ” she said, after a while. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m all right, ” said Shawn, “ but they stabbed Diamanda in the kitchen. ” “ Was it her I heard screaming? ” “ Uh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry, ” he said, “ you are-? ” “ My card, ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ In one of the taverns? ” Never, in a long history of romance, had Nanny Ogg ever been taken out for an intimate dinner. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ In there? ” Nanny nodded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is a witch someone who would look round when she heard a child scream? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it herbal? ” she quavered. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it the witching? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t that dangerous? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that an ape asleep in there? ” “ Yes. ” The Librarian opened one eye. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that the best you can tell me? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, our Jason? ” Jason cackled as the voice echoed among the dripping trees. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this the pantoffle? ” Outside, on the battlements, the guard changed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It ai n’t easy, is it? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It was on Broad Way for three months. ” “ What ’s Broad Way? ” “ That ’s where all the theatres are. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a bath for me when I get home. ” “ Oh, dear, ” said Granny “ It gets worse, do n’t it? ” * * * What is magic? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a bath for me when I get home. ” “ Oh, dear, ” said Granny “ It gets worse, do n’t it? ” * * * What is magic? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s like- what ’s that word, Stibbons? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s stopping it kicking, whatever it is, ” said Nanny “ What was in the sack, Mrs. Ogg? ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Keeping busy up there, are you? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady, shall I sing to you? ” Magrat reached a decision. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” Magrat reached out. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” Magrat ’s hands held a rusty iron helmet, with wings. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” The voice came from outside the door, far behind Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Lady? ” said the elf holding the box, which was rocking gently in its hands. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Let me demonstrate- “ “ What ’s happening? ” said Ridcully, back in the coach. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Levels, eh? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Like what? ” “ All the bracken and weeds is trampled around the stones. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Madam? ” “ Yes? ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Madam? ” “ Yes? ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Make- up? ” “ Yeah, and your wig, ” said Tailor the other weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Manners? ” “ Hah! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Martial Arts ”? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Midnight? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Midnight? ” said Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Millie Chillum? ” The linen bobbed a curtsy. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss? ” said Shawn weakly, as Magrat raised the axe again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss? ” “ Yes? ” “ I ’m feared about what ’s happened to everyone. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss? ” “ Yes? ” “ I ’m feared about what ’s happened to everyone. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Muff to make you hang up your hanky. ” “ What, Morris dancing in a city? ” “ Well, down in Sto Helit, anyway. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Mum? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ My lord Lankin? ” “ A stag! ” It was still alive. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ My own turf? ” said Granny She slapped the Queen again, almost gently. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ M’lord? ” YES, MR. OGG? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ M’lord? ” YES, MR. OGG? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Never done a hard day ’s work in your life, have you? ” said Granny, pleasantly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Never liked it much. ” “ Why ’d they do it? ” said Casanunda, looking around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Never told you about the Dancers? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Never told you about the Long Man? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No silly women with bags of sweets. ” “ You noticed that, did you? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No! ” “ Where is the king? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No, Archchancellor, I was merely pointing out- “ “ It ’s not wormholes again, is it? ” Stibbons gave up. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No, Nanny. ” “ There ’s a good going- to- be- queen. ” “ Nanny? ” “ Yes, dear? ” Magrat took a deep breath. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No, Nanny. ” “ There ’s a good going- to- be- queen. ” “ Nanny? ” “ Yes, dear? ” Magrat took a deep breath. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No, miss? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ No, sir. ” “ No? ” “ My mum says none of us can help how we ’re made, ” said Shawn. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, ” she said, “ why do n’t you go and see to your friend? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, blast. ” “ Ca n’t you outfly them? ” “ Nope. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, terrible bad, terrible bad business is right now, Mrs. Ogg. ” “ Same as normal, eh? ” Mr. Quarney ’s expression was pleading. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, yes. ” “ And you know what that means? ” “ They tell me it means that the walls between realities get weaker. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, you know that too, do you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Old Toekley ’s girl, eh? ” “ That ’s right. ” “ Her mother was a Keeble, was n’t she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Old Toekley ’s girl, eh? ” “ That ’s right. ” “ Her mother was a Keeble, was n’t she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook! ” “ How ’d she do that? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Carter looked perplexed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Over the hill, between the little stones, it began to snow. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Ponder nudged him. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Shawn picked up the book very, very carefully, and turned a few pages. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Alone in her room, Magrat unpacked the wedding dress. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” Nanny Ogg ’s broomstick skimmed a few feet above the forest paths, cornering so fast that her boots scraped through the leaves. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ But I can see your mind is quite made up. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ No, thank you, ” said Ponder Stibbons. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ Well, I, er, I should just drink anything you like, in your case, ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Or it may be a sack of butt. ” “ What exactly will she have to do? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Peace and quiet? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ People do say, ” said Jason, lowering his voice, “ that they dances in the altogether. ” “ Altogether what? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Pets travel free? ” he suggested. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Please, Mrs. Ogg? ” “ Yes, Weaver? ” “ What exactly is the action of the Reciprocating Fox? ” Nanny scratched her ear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Please, Mrs. Ogg? ” “ Yes, Weaver? ” “ What exactly is the action of the Reciprocating Fox? ” Nanny scratched her ear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Please, Mrs. Ogg? ” “ Yes, Weaver? ” “ What exactly is the action of the Reciprocating Fox? ” Nanny scratched her ear. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” Magrat pleaded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Post been yet, Shawn? ” “ Oh, yes, sire! ” said Shawn, almost as flustered as the king. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Pretty, was she, sir? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Queen Magrat, eh? ” said Nanny Ogg, trying to lighten the atmosphere a bit. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Ready? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Real dwarf bread? ” “ Yes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Remind me to remind him. ” “ Are n’t you going? ” “ Well, I ’m. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ See that tavern? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ See what I mean? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” Nanny Ogg read: “ Dear sire. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Shawn will be on guard, but- “ “ No one ’s going to invade, are they? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Shawn, ” she said, “ which one hurt you? ” “ All of them, ” said Shawn, weakly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Shawn? ” He paused at the door. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ She is a mighty enchantress, is she? ” “ She ’s good with herbs. ” The Queen laughed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ She wants to stop me going there, does she? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s well out of it, d’you hear? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ She- “ “ Bet you half a dollar? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Shove the po under it, will you, Gytha? ” she mumbled. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Silver shoes? ” she said quietly “ They ’ll last no time at all. ” “ And silver nails. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Slowly. ” “ How about its mind? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So I ’ll be off then, shall I? ” said Nanny, to the unyielding silence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’ll be four tickets, then? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s all settled then? ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s it, then. ” “ Yes. ” “ Are you going to the dance up at the castle? ” “ Are you? ” “ Well. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So that ’s it, then. ” “ Yes. ” “ Are you going to the dance up at the castle? ” “ Are you? ” “ Well. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So they have a new queen, and then what happens to the old one? ” “ Usually the old girl swarms, ” said Mr. Brooks. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So we ’ll just trit- trot along, shall we? ” said the Bursar, his voice by now slightly muffled. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So you wo n’t be telling anyone you saw me wave the bag of sweets at him, will you? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So- “ “ Yes? ” “ Why do n’t I remember it? ” Ponder had been ready for this. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ So- “ “ Yes? ” “ Why do n’t I remember it? ” Ponder had been ready for this. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Stupidly? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Sweet? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, my dear, ” she said to Diamanda, “ do you think it ’s working? ” She leaned forward further. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Tempus fuggit. ” “ Nanny? ” “ Yes, love? ” “ I do n’t understand. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Tempus fuggit. ” “ Nanny? ” “ Yes, love? ” “ I do n’t understand. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ That thing that got me- “ YES? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s an elf? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s how rude mechanicals talk. ” “ Who ’re rude mechanicals? ” said Baker the weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the point, ai n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s where you put your nut, ai n’t it? ” The Librarian gave him another odd look, and shook his head. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ The goat ’s still outside! ” “ Are you mad? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ The old dried frog pills, right? ” “ R- r- r- r. ” “ Left- hand pocket? ” “ R- r- r- r. ” “ OK. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ The old dried frog pills, right? ” “ R- r- r- r. ” “ Left- hand pocket? ” “ R- r- r- r. ” “ OK. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ The question I ’m asking right now is, how do we get home tonight? ” “ She ’ll be waiting for us! ” Carter wailed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ The what? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Them? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ There are n’t any rules, are there? ” “ Rules? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ There are n’t any rules, are there? ” “ Rules? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ There, ” she said, “ bracing, was n’t it? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ They give me wind. ” “ Oook? ” “ I like to listen to a man who likes to talk! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ They ride yarrow stalks. ” “ Yarrow stalks? ” “ Yep. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ They said it was witch business! ” “ And where are they now, when they ’ve got some witch business to mind? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ This bridge, I may say, was where I nearly- “ “ Could you stop holding that rock in such a provocative way? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a standard queen outfit, then? ” “ Could n’t say, m’m. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ This is the capital city? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ This it? ” said Casanunda, gripping the crowbar. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Thought it would be easy, did n’t you? ” “ You ’ve done some magic, have n’t you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Thought it would be easy, did n’t you? ” “ You ’ve done some magic, have n’t you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Thought you did owls at night? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, what happens to the loser? ” said Perdita. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Us old people need our sleep, you know how it is. ” “ And what does the winner get? ” said Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Volunteers, anyone? ” The wizards, townies to a man, bent industriously over their food. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Want to be a bit mysterious, eh? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Was n’t it your idea? ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ We ca n’t get any more out of the safe because the Bursar ate the key yesterday ” “ Can I try an idea, sir? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ We showed them, eh? ” Something went zip and stuck into Nanny Ogg ’s hat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ We will, will we? ” “ Yes, and if you do n’t, ” said Magrat, “ you can get thrown in prison. ” “ My word, ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’ve frightened them off, yes? ” “ Not us. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, I suppose I ’m level one. ” “ Just starting? ” said Diamanda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, now, ” said Nanny, “ you know the widow Scrope, lives over in Slice? ” Quarney ’s mouth opened. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what ’d you think? ” said Granny, as the witches hurried home. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Well- “ “ You have n’t, have you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What Dancers? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about her? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the Librarian? ” said the Lecturer in Recent Runes, throwing a random victim to the wolves. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the fire? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the middle road? ” said Carter. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the smell? ” “ He wo n’t mind. ” “ Had n’t you better apologize to the coachman? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the smell? ” “ He wo n’t mind. ” “ Had n’t you better apologize to the coachman? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What about this, then? ” he demanded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you eating? ” “ Fried egg and ketchup sandwich, ” said Nanny happily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you staring at, dwarf? ” Nanny Ogg nudged Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What bloody tyme d’you call thys, then? ” “ Not time yet, ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What can she offer? ” “ More than snow in summertime, ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What can you mean, ma’am? ” Magrat spun around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What did I just say? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you goe and bang the bell for? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say it ’s called? ” She peered at the label. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What do we do with this? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” “ Oh, nothing. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think, Esme Weatherwax? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What does it do to them? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What exactly about her do you mean? ” “ You felt the power there? ” “ Oh, yeah. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What exactly about her do you mean? ” “ You felt the power there? ” “ Oh, yeah. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What fire? ” “ Swept through our house just after we were married. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened then? ” Ponder prompted. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to her? ” said Magrat, inspecting the girl carefully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What happens then is, the two queens- that ’s the old queen, right? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you got on your head? ” Ridcully felt his pate gingerly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What is happening, old woman? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it you see? ” “ Whatever I want to see, ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What others? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What others? ” she snapped. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What they doing in there? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that dance your Jason and his men did when they ’d got drunk? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What womanizing? ” “ We ’re talking about what might have been. ” “ But I ’m a wizard! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What you got there, then? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d she say? ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re they doing? ” “ Staring contest. ” “ But they ’re looking at the sky. ” “ Bugger that Diamanda girl! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you taking for it at the moment? ” he murmured. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you talking about, Gytha Ogg? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s all the chalk on the floor, then? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s all this? ” Ridcully got up from his chair, looking embarrassed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s been happening while I ’ve been away? ” “ Well, ” said Nanny, “ Magrat stood up to the- “ “ Oh, I knew she ’d do that. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening, Nanny? ” Nanny turned. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s in that sack up there? ” “ That ’s not a sack. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that for? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that meant to mean? ” Magrat demanded. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that on your back? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that, miss? ” “ We never throw anything away. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the hurry? ” “ Got important things to do, ” said Granny, without turning around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter? ” “ Never liked dark and enclosed spaces much. ” “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter? ” “ Never liked dark and enclosed spaces much. ” “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up with you, Millie? ” “ Yes’m. ” Bob, bob. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up with you? ” “ It ’s wrong! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up? ” said Ridcully, leaning out of the window. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong with it? ” “ Goes up to the Dancers, that path does, ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’ve you got there? ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What, exactly, are you talking about? ” said Weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What, miss? ” He glanced at the open door again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What, m’m? ” “ The cut- out bits on top of the walls. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What, ” said Magrat, “ are all these things? ” “ Um. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Please put the axe down! ” “ Oh. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ That ’s the sort of thing they go on about in the High Energy Magic building. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ You do n’t look well. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ When the time comes, ” she said, “ run. ” “ What time? ” “ You ’ll know. ” Granny fell to her knees as the elves approached. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ When? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we going? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where d’you think? ” “ But, miss, you ca n’t take iron- “ Magrat slammed the door. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is she, then? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is the castle, sir? ” “ I think it could be that huge black towering thing looming over the town, ” said Casanunda. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to? ” Death extended a bony digit. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to? ” WE SHALL HAVE TO SEE, WON’T WE? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to? ” WE SHALL HAVE TO SEE, WON’T WE? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where were we? ” “ Pigs, I think, ” said Magrat, “ but I really came to- “ “ It all comes down to the soil, ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’re we going? ” he said weakly “ Place I know, up in the hills, ” said Nanny “ Ages since I ’ve been there. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’re you going, miss? ” said Weaver, who was not a competitor in the All- Lancre Uptake Stakes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s everyone gone? ” Shawn leapt up, banging his head on the stove. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the coach driver? ” said Shawn Ogg. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the king today? ” “ He ’s opening Parliament, m’m. ” “ Hah! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one what? ” “ Which one ’s doing very well? ” “ Me! ” “ You should have said, ” said Nanny, her face poker straight. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one what? ” “ Which one ’s doing very well? ” “ Me! ” “ You should have said, ” said Nanny, her face poker straight. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Which ones are the parasite ones, then? ” “ There are n’t any! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” she said, without turning around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who knows? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re these people? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re they? ” Nanny looked around. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s Miss Magrat? ” “ She ’s going to be queen! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s this bugger Exeunt Omnes? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s this? ” said Diamanda, out of the comer of her mouth. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Who? ” “ Mistress Weatherwax! ” Thatcher jabbed him in the ribs. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are n’t you wet? ” “ I am. ” “ No you ’re not. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ca n’t you come out from between the stones? ” There was a distinct impression that this was the wrong question to have asked. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you have an early night? ” said Nanny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you try some magic? ” said the Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’re you leaving? ” said Verence nervously. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s he gone so stiff? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” Shawn looked at his feet. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Granny. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Jason. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Ridcully, looking up sharply. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ Best if he tells it in his own words, ” said Ponder. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you not step outside, lady? ” The door creaked again. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” “ They ’re us. ” “ And we ’re Rude Mechanicals as well? ” said Baker the weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” “ They ’re us. ” “ And we ’re Rude Mechanicals as well? ” said Baker the weaver. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeeeuss? ” he drawled, and tried to look like a butler. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” said the Bursar, glumly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Esme? ” “ My box. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Queen? ” “ On your way out, stop off in the kitchens and ask them to boil up a lot of water. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, it was, was n’t it? ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, ma’am? ” “ Has the king gone down to the Great Hall yet? ” “ I think he ’s still dressing, Miss Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, ma’am? ” “ Has the king gone down to the Great Hall yet? ” “ I think he ’s still dressing, Miss Queen. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” IF YOU WOULD PLEASE STEP THIS WAY. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Magrat, meekly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ I ai n’t sure I can stop! ” The Queen examined her face in a mirror attached to the tent pole. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ I do n’t know what it means, ” said Magrat. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ It ’s me, Shawn. ” “ I know. ” “ I ’m out here. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Mum says they do n’t feel pain, miss. ” “ No? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Mum says they do n’t feel pain, miss. ” “ No? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes’m? ” Magrat lifted up part of the stack. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, Esme? ” “ Fine! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, your majesty? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You are looking for the Queen? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You been studyin ’ this, Shawn? ” she inquired. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think, do you, that they might respond better to cruelty? ” “ Oh, no, miss, ” said Hodgesaargh, “ you have to be kind. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t, do you? ” she said, in a softer tone of voice. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t been down here before? ” “ No, but I know the way. ” After a while Casanunda began to feel better. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t seen Casanunda, have you? ” “ ’ Ello, my little rosebud, ” said a cheerful, hopeful voice. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean the old first- one- to- blink- or- look- away challenge? ” “ Um, yes. ” “ Right. ” Nanny thought about it, and shrugged. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You never had a moment ’s doubt? ” Granny Weatherwax had the grace not to look her in the eye. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You on some kind of medication or what? ” said Weaver the thatcher. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You really do n’t let up, do you? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You remember? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You suggestin ’ I nipped into some other universe to get married? ” said Ridcully. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you know how to deal with it? ” “ I do know it ’s quite a nasty wound, ” said Magrat, briskly. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you ’ve got no whoosh left in them fingers of yours? ” “ I could create an illusion, ” said the wizard. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure? ” “ Certain, Archchancellor. ” “ My word! |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You there, Esme? ” she muttered. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You threaten me with that? ” she said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to be queen? ” And she was free. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You wo n’t entirely be sorry, eh? ” he said. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re alive? ” Ridcully managed. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not upset, are you? ” said Verence. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve been over to Slice, then, have you? ” he said, in his cheery open way. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got a Double Onion there. ” “ Who are you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve not entirely spent a lot of time in female company, have you? |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Young Verence popped the question, then? ” “ Yes! ” “ When ’s the happy event? ” said Granny Weatherwax, icily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ Young Verence popped the question, then? ” “ Yes! ” “ When ’s the happy event? ” said Granny Weatherwax, icily. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ ’ Oh, please, Mrs. Ogg, we has seen the error of our ways, we want to learn proper witchcraft. ” Yes? ” “ Yes. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Are you reading my mind? ” “ Yours? ” Granny ’s attention snapped back, and her voice lost its distant quality. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Are you reading my mind? ” “ Yours? ” Granny ’s attention snapped back, and her voice lost its distant quality. |
Lords and Ladies - Terry Pratchett | ” Ai n’t you scared? ” she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A bit. ’ ‘ A … bit? ’ said the old man, smiling. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A legal Feegle? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A nursery rhyme? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A penny goes a lot further when it buys you food for a week! ’ ‘ So are you coming over here to keep our lads in order? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A simple thread and resin arrangement with a sounding board because, quite frankly, cackling is a bit of a pain in the neck, do n’t you think? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A voice behind her said, ‘ A nosegay for the pretty lady? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | A wedding? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | After a climb- down like that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | After a pause Tiffany ’s father said, ‘ That did just happen, did n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | After all, was that an omen, or was it just a hare who was old enough not to run instantly when she saw people? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | After all, what would you say? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | After everything that happened? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Against that, how did you rank the crushing of the little songbird? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Aloud, she said, ‘ Look, Mr Carpetlayer, what ’s this all about? ’ ‘ Well, miss, since you ask, there have been some stories lately. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Aloud, she said, ‘ You understand, right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Also, I can not remember when you last ate regular meals, and may I also point out that you are talking to yourself? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Am I on fire or just smoking? ’ The sergeant shifted uneasily and sat down. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? ’ He glowered at her, but the spill word that he had strangled on his lips told her that she was right. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Amber is n’t actually his daughter, right? ’ ‘ Well, I never said that, did I? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Amber is n’t actually his daughter, right? ’ ‘ Well, I never said that, did I? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And I have n’t got that kind of head. ’ ‘ What sound does kindness make? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And I represent the temporal power here! ’ ‘ You? ’ Tiffany snapped. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And after Amber finished her training under the kelda, who knows where she would take him? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And conscientious? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And do you see the cobbles on the streets? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And everybody you know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And his word is law, right? ’ ‘ He may be the law down there. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And if ye take my advice, ye will set this girl to training. ’ ‘ Is n’t she a bit too old to be starting? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And in any case — ’ She stopped and thought, Young man? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And is this problem ever going to end? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And it was n’t good manners, she was sure, to ask for a second sign to tell you if the first sign was n’t just a coincidence, was it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And lock me up in the dungeon? ’ The sergeant winced. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And may I please propose that Preston is the school ’s first teacher? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And nobody talked about the old lady these days, did they? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And now, where are your manners, Miss Aching? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And soon after, Tiffany had gone all the way to a strange fairyland to bring him back, had n’t she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And that ’s not hard. ’ ‘ Yeah? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And the smell was oozing towards her again … How much was the tapestry worth? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And then thought, Surely it will still be there? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And then will I talk to me now, as it were? ’ ‘ Yes, but the you that you talk to wo n’t exactly be you. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And then, to her delight, a small voice said, ‘ Ha ha ha, she didnae catch us oot that time, aye, lads? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And this is your steading? ’ Tiffany sighed, ‘ Yes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what about “ susurration ”? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what are my weapons? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what did we make from the stone? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what do you suggest we do with the book? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what would the Duchess think about Roland and his watercolour- painting wife- to- be being left in the building unchaperoned? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And what would they have done to ye, doing what they were told? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And where was she going now? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And why? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And you always wondered: What was it like that last time? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And you know something very important about tomorrow? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | And, with horror, she wondered: Where does it end? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Another man with a sword? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Any especially important piece of magic or something? ’ Tiffany thought back and then said, ‘ Well, there was the hiver. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, I expect they ’ll soon give us dinner. ’ ‘ They ’re going to feed us? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, ’ she added, ‘ he ’s not their baron, is he? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Apparently it contains no mustard, and I got the impression that it contains no pickles either. ’ ‘ Really? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t you going to try to turn me into some kind of unspeakable creature? ’ Tiffany tried. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Are there many pubs in the city? ’ The two dwarfs looked at one another. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening to what I ’m telling you? ’ Tiffany was astonished. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Are you lollygagging? ’ This time she paid attention. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Are you planning to stay? ’ ‘ Oh no, I dinnae believe so. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | As it happens, her not seeing the Toad did make things worse, because the Duchess screamed, ‘ Did you hear that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | As she rolled up her sleeves, he said, ‘ You ’re not going to turn me into anything unnatural, are you, miss? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | At least they had to know that she was safe … And in any case, what possible harm could come to Amber in the care of the kelda? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | At the King ’s Head? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Believe me, my girl, I wouldnae want ye to believe that beating a girl nigh on to death is a good thing, but who kens how our paths are chosen? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Besides, who was Letitia to keep Roland away from the scouring fair? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Bridesmaids? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But a book ca n’t hurt, can it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But all that foul stuff? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But do ye ken what I am telling ye now? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But everyone would think: Was she really any good? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But he died a good man, then? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But how would that look? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But humans? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But may I ask a question? ’ ‘ Yes, of course. ’ ‘ This is not going to be about spinning wheels, is it? ’ Tiffany asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But may I ask a question? ’ ‘ Yes, of course. ’ ‘ This is not going to be about spinning wheels, is it? ’ Tiffany asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But no one has ever escaped from D wing, right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But should she do it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But talking of friends, ’ she continued in a suddenly chatty tone, ‘ you did meet Derek, did n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But the big question for the pair of ye is: are you a sneak and a snitch? ’ In the Watch House the shift was changing. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But the old woman had nothing to do with the loss of the Baron ’s son, had she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But the sensible witch part of her said, ‘ How often would you wear it, miss? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But then, would he still be a Feegle? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But there was only herself, Roland and Preston, was n’t there? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But they had only been stories, had n’t they? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But what about the young man? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But what could you sing that stayed in the air, so that the next note twisted around it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But what was done to him first? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | But where are my manners? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | By the way, are n’t you going to drink your milk before it gets cold? ’ ‘ Actually, I always tip it down the privy. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | By the way, could I make things up to you in some way by having you as my chief bridesmaid? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | By the way, what the heel is crème- de- menthe? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t she last the distance? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can I ask you why you want to know? ’ The girl looked a lot happier now that the question was, as it were, out in the public domain. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a private word? ’ Tiffany looked around. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you get some of the lads to clean it out for me? ’ ‘ Of course, ’ said her father. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine how it feels to lie down on an ancient flagstone and feel the power of the rock buoying you up against the tug of the world? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine what it feels like to reach down with your bones and feel the living stones? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you not see me? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you not see that he ’s in dreadful pain? ’ Where had he come from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you not see that he ’s in dreadful pain? ’ Where had he come from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you please go and scrounge some rope? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Can you still high- kick a man ’s top hat off his head? ’ And then there was silence. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Cannae be a policeman withoot a badge, ai n’t that so? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Could I suggest you do something very sensible at this point, Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Could he ever have been good? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Could this possibly be a copy? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Damage to paintwork, see? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did I remember it wrong? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did Roland really understand what he was letting himself in for? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did she have any right to destroy it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did that get put in the big safe too? ’ The sergeant shook his head. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did we have the last cupcake? ’ I ’m not going to show any fear, said Tiffany to herself. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did yer mammy and yer pappy nae tell ye? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you beat him with nettles? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you fill his cottage with demons? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you kill my father? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that people very seldom start screaming while someone is still talking to them? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you see the title of that book? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you smell it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you steal money from him? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you think this was the right place for a young girl? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Did you try to throttle old Petty? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do I ever get —? ’ Old Tiffany faded, smiling into nothingness, but Tiffany heard one word. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t worry, they will all be in bed by now. ’ ‘ How many servants do you need for two people? ’ Tiffany asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do they say … Crivens? ’ he asked very slowly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you believe me? ’ He saw the look in her eye, and said, ‘ Yes! ’ immediately. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a broomstick? ’ ‘ A sheep crashed into it, ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a plan for the morning? ’ Tiffany looked into the piercing blue eyes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know any witches who are n’t your friend? ’ ‘ Certainly not, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what I ’m carrying in here, miss? ’ What could be the worst thing? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what I ’m carrying in here, miss? ’ What could be the worst thing? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what the time is? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Eskarina. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know, Tiffany Aching, that I felt it when you kissed the winter? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I can be so easily caught again? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think any self- respecting witch would walk down the street wearing a hat like this? ’ said Tiffany angrily. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me? ’ Shocked, Preston looked to Tiffany for guidance. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand these charges? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ ‘ No! ’ Eskarina sat down on the grass next to her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ ‘ Yes … m … your grace! ’ Preston threw in another salute in self- defence. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want him to catch us? ’ She heard a brief scream from Letitia and a groan of sudden sobriety from her husband- to- be. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to face the music? ’ ‘ You think you ’re so clever, do n’t ya? ’ Petty snarled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to face the music? ’ ‘ You think you ’re so clever, do n’t ya? ’ Petty snarled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t it sound like a silk handkerchief gently falling down? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t it sound to you like whispered plots and dark mysteries? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Doing good at my time of life? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Down in the valley? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Er … you know I said it ’s easy to get it wrong? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Eskarina Smith, right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Everybody understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Everyone was watching her now, which was better than everyone fighting, was n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, sir, who told you this? ’ ‘ Your father, ’ said the Baron. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | For example, do you know the meaning of the word “ buxom ”? ’ She thought to herself, Why am I making this small talk? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | For example, do you know the meaning of the word “ buxom ”? ’ She thought to herself, Why am I making this small talk? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | For the onlookers, of course, it was just another show; you did n’t often see a satisfying pile- up of men and cheeses, and – who knew? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Four people? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | From an attack that they wo n’t even know is happening? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | From the mysterious witch who had been watching her, maybe? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Gave? ’ ‘ I did n’t say it, Tiff, ’ said the sergeant, backing away, ‘ but, well, you hear stories. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Had it been a year? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Had she heard it as part of a song? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Had she overheard? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Had she seen that written down anywhere? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Had they just given it a clue? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have I overlooked something? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have I understood what I should do? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t you noticed? ’ Have n’t I noticed? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t you noticed? ’ Have n’t I noticed? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t you people up here heard about porcelain? ’ Tiffany was taken aback. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have you been doing anything lately that might attract attention? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of the music hall, my dear? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard about the library at the Unseen University? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | He had understood, had n’t he? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | He is thinking, “ Could I take on both of the guards? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ Miss Tiffany, the witch … would you be so good as to tell me: what is the sound of love? ’ Tiffany looked at his face. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a bully, is n’t he? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Hear them clearing their throats? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Here, is the blushing bride having a hen night tonight? ’ The old lady winked and poured the remaining contents of the flagon down her throat. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Here? ’ he managed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How could I imagine what he felt? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How could the Cunning Man, some old ghost, beat her on her own ground? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How could there be such a thing? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How could they not wash away hatred as well? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How could you think such a thing? ’ ‘ Dunno, ’ said Brian, flushing with embarrassment. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How dare you follow us here! ’ ‘ How did they make the floor fall in? ’ Roland demanded, his face white. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How dare you show your face in here? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How did I dare to forget it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How did I end up here? ’ Something grey and sticky and smelling very much of pig and beer tried to pull itself over the pigsty wall. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How did it search? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How did you manage it? ’ Tiffany took a deep breath. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How do they live with the smell? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How do ye feel? ’ ‘ Oh, you know. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How do you change the past? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How frightened are you prepared to be? ’ ‘ I ’m going to have to fight him, ’ Tiffany said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How had she even remembered where it was? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How hard was it to make some soap? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How hard was it, forcing a man to run himself to death? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How hard would it have been to grub up the weeds and put in a decent crop of potatoes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How is that supposed to work? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How is your little boy, by the way? ’ This innocent enquiry appeared to floor the commander. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How is your old mum ’s leg these days? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How long would they last on somebody who had to do a job of work? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How lucky could one witch get? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How many spinning wheels do we have in this castle, Roland? ’ The young man looked startled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How many ways can you think of? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How much does he need to? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How much poison can he seep into their heads? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | How? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I am going to die soon, am I not? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I believe Mrs Proust may have mentioned me? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I can look after myself. ’ ‘ And your family? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I could help, if you wanted. ’ ‘ Did your grandma let you help? ’ ‘ No, miss, ’ said the young man. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, just asking a question? ’ It ’s going to be ‘ How can I be a witch when I ’m grown up? ’ Tiffany thought, because it generally was. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, just asking a question? ’ It ’s going to be ‘ How can I be a witch when I ’m grown up? ’ Tiffany thought, because it generally was. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, no smoke without fire, right? ’ Stories, thought Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, people going to sleep for a hundred years while all the trees and plants grow up over the palace? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, that sort of thing is OK when the mud gets too thick, but every day? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I miss her, you know. ’ ‘ You do? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I said, is that understood? ’ There was a mumbled chorus of yeses and oh ayes, but it did n’t include one from the face she was looking down at. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I see you have n’t touched your beef …? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I suppose that chutney is out of the question? ’ ‘ I did not go into the subject of pickled condiments in any depth, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I suppose there is no point in saying we are verrae sorry? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I think they have the right feel, without going overboard, do n’t you? ’ she was saying. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I think you are getting the picture here, are you not? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I told her not to stint. ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I trust my housekeeper has been generous? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I was n’t kind to Mrs Petty, was I? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I was there. ’ ‘ What was it like? ’ ‘ Chilly, and then damp. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I will see to it, do you understand? ’ ‘ Och, weel, ’ said Wee Mad Arthur tearfully. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I ’d bet you ’d like that, would n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sorry, OK? ’ ‘ About two years ago? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sorry, OK? ’ ‘ About two years ago? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | If I do n’t do them, who will? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | If you chopped your hand off I could probably make you forget about it until you tried to eat your dinner, but things like loss, grief and sadness? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | If you want to put a hex on someone, you need something that has belonged to them – hair, a tooth maybe? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | In front of all these people? ’ said Tiffany, embarrassed and intrigued at the same time. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, have you seen the joke yet? ’ What should she say? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, have you seen the joke yet? ’ What should she say? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is anybody going to tell me what ’s going on here? ’ The sergeant actually raised his hand. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is everybody all right? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is she an old friend of yours? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is she strong enough for the long haul? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is there a real witch in your family? ’ Letitia shook her head and her long blonde hair sparkled even in the moonlight. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is there anybody there? ’ – a question which, considered sensibly, is never going to get you anywhere. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Is there no end to her insolence? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It did not get it, because the old bat gave a nasty little snigger and said, ‘ Well, child? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It had been a bit cruel, but what else could she have done? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It impressed people, and maybe helped a novice get into the mood, but surely Mrs Proust was n’t sending out stuff that actually worked, was she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It is to kill me if I fail, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Blast it, ’ Granny Weatherwax said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It turned out to be full of frogs, but a body had to eat too, did n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It was true, but what did that matter? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It will take a burden off my soul and, believe me, it could do with a bit of shining up at this time, do n’t you agree? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It would be like disliking a rather baffled puppy, but she could n’t help saying, ‘ And did you mean well? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | It would have been impossible for Tiffany to have thought any less of her but, well, a grunt? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Jeannie knew about this? ’ ‘ I dinnae ken, ’ said Rob nervously. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Kept the pain away? ’ ‘ Nanny, if I say it myself, he had a perfect death. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Lads? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Lads? ’ ‘ Daft Wullie, I swear ye dinnae have enough brains to blow your nose, ’ said a similar but angry voice. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Let him swing? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Let me know when you ’ve seen the joke. ’ ‘ Who are you? ’ Tiffany burst out. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s tighten it down as far as we can. ’ That was from Letitia, who was leaning on … what? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Letitia looked at Tiffany and the crowd with something like fear and said, ‘ Do let ’s get going, can we please? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Like making a name or a word from a sound, like cuckoo or hum or …? ’ ‘ Jangle? ’ said Tiffany, before she could stop herself. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Like making a name or a word from a sound, like cuckoo or hum or …? ’ ‘ Jangle? ’ said Tiffany, before she could stop herself. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Like the Unreal Estate? ’ ‘ Very sensible way of putting it, ’ said the voice of Eskarina. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Listen, Preston, why do n’t you get yourself apprenticed to be a doctor? ’ They had reached the door to the Baron ’s study. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Look, can we get out of here? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Looking for her head, you know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Make me some sandwiches, will you? ’ ‘ Is this about that girl who was in here last week? ’ said Derek suspiciously. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Make me some sandwiches, will you? ’ ‘ Is this about that girl who was in here last week? ’ said Derek suspiciously. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | May I continue? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Maybe they ’ll blame it on the wee mice. ’ ‘ Look, you ’re not to hurt anybody, all right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | My mother … I ca n’t imagine her doing magic, can you? ’ ‘ Her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | My mother … I ca n’t imagine her doing magic, can you? ’ ‘ Her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | My problem. ’ ‘ No matter what? ’ said Granny. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Nevertheless, wonderful flowers growing over the remains of the possible witch – how could that happen? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | No pressure, eh? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | No soul, perhaps? ’ Tiffany felt wretched. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | No, there is n’t? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Nobody read you your rights? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Nobody warned you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Not Tiffany herself, of course, but why had he chosen that, well – not to be unpleasant – skinny girl? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Now take your men down the hill a little way and I will sort this out, you understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Now, just hang on, will you? ’ The goats carried on chewing as she moved the shamble this way and that, searching for a clue. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Now, what happened? ’ ‘ It was full of frogs! ’ the cook screamed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Now, will you stop standing there with your mouth open? ’ Tiffany ’s mouth clamped shut, and then sprang open again. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Obviously the queening has to come first, but she is one of the best there is when it comes to potions. ’ ‘ Really? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Of course, I suppose boys know all about this sort of thing … Why are you laughing? ’ ‘ It ’s a matter of opinion, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Oh aye, it ’s the city of culture, right enough. ’ ‘ Are you sure that you are a Feegle? ’ said Tiffany in a fascinated voice. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Oh well, what can I do for you, miss — Oh – you are a real one, are n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Oh yes, once upon a time there was a wicked old witch … ‘ And you think they apply to me, do you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, she was a big one – did you know that country people used to think all hares were female? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you may think, what could be so bad about a happy smile? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Once in a blue moon? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Only, you did n’t spot it exactly, did you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Or have I? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Or tears? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Or: Yes, there is, but it ’s not what you think? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Pardon me, but why are you sniffing? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | People then started thinking: Who are you to have these skills? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Please do n’t touch anything, she ’s bad enough as it is. ’ ‘ Duchess? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Promise me? ’ Tiffany knew that the long lie had hurt her father. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Proposing to cut the turf? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Put it on! ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Rare flowers growing on the grave of the old woman and catnip growing where the Aching girl had buried the cat? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Remember her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Right where we were sitting last night. ’ ‘ Mrs Petty went back? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Shall we get back now? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go? ’ ‘ Why are witches so unpopular at the moment? ’ asked Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go? ’ ‘ Why are witches so unpopular at the moment? ’ asked Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She added, ‘ You should n’t have been listening. ’ ‘ Why not? ’ said Daft Wullie. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She did n’t ask any questions until about halfway through, when she said, ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ Yes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She even said, ‘ Hello? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She got the impression that the kelda wanted to keep the conversation light, so she simply asked, ‘ Why mark them? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She heard him mutter, ‘ Can you take away this grief? ’ ‘ I ’m sorry, ’ she replied quietly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She is staring at him, not shouting, just watching, and he is thinking … what is he thinking? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She is walking towards us right now. ’ Had she expected shock? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She said politely, ‘ I do n’t know how to lollygag, madam, but I will do my best. ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She said, ‘ Eggs? ’ ‘ Hah, ’ said the man. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She saw him relax as she said, ‘ Mistress Weatherwax, may I introduce to you Mrs Proust? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She thought she ought to make things clear and added, ‘ They are my friends. ’ ‘ Oh, are they? ’ said the dwarf. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She thought, Oh, really? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She thought, They gather, do they? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She was the witch; who knows what would happen if she forgot someone ’s name or, worse still, got it wrong? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | She wondered: If I turn round, will I see two holes in a face? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Should I blame him for what he ’s been ordered to do? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Should she run? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Sir? ’ The old man spoke as if he was reading from an invisible book: ‘ The hare runs into the fire. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | So what do I do now? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Some sort of trick, yes? ’ ‘ More of a skill, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Something alive always helps, do n’t you find? ’ Tiffany ’s eyes narrowed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, Tiff. ’ ‘ Gave? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, have I said something wrong? ’ ‘ Er, no, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Still well, I hope? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Struck by lightning, was it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Surely everyone knows about spiteful witches and spinning wheels? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Surely the horrible woman could n’t do too much damage, could she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Surreptitiously, hoping that no one would notice, Tiffany held the bag up to her mouth and said, ‘ Is this any way to behave? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | That must count for something. ’ ‘ How is that a good point? ’ said Arthur. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | That stands to reason! ’ And her father would come back with something along the lines of: ‘ Protect us from who? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s time travel for you. ’ ‘ You can travel in time? ’ ‘ With some help from our friend Eskarina. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The day was hot, a man with holes where his eyes should be had vanished into nothing … Where would you even begin? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The first dwarf said, ‘ When you say Feegles, you do n’t mean Nac Mac Feegles, do you, miss? ’ ‘ That ’s right. ’ ‘ The wild ones? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The first dwarf said, ‘ When you say Feegles, you do n’t mean Nac Mac Feegles, do you, miss? ’ ‘ That ’s right. ’ ‘ The wild ones? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The girls said, ‘ Are you all right, miss? ’ ‘ Forget- me- lots!’7 said Tiffany, more sharply than she had intended. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The hare runs into the fire … It certainly sounded like a message that she had to work out, but who from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The library used to be bigger, but my uncle Charlie ran away with all the books on … I think it was called erotica? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The rest work in the house and the pension rooms. ’ ‘ What are they? ’ Letitia stopped with her hand on the corroded brass doorknob. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The tiresome rival? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The window bars are steel? ’ ‘ Bent, ’ said the warder flatly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The witch of the city was a woman of resource, was n’t she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The witch they were kind to, because they knew she was n’t good enough? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The witch – the witch girl who followed us to the city on who knows what dark errand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | The young Baron ’s given me orders, yes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Then Tiffany said carefully, ‘ How do you know how old I am? ’ ‘ I asked around, ’ said Preston, his eager smile never leaving his face. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Then who was the dark figure beside him, looking like an old witch in a pointy hat? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | There is nae law says I can not be interested in culture, is there? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | There was a moment of silence before Roland said, ‘ Er, why not? ’ ‘ Because they are n’t charges, my lord. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | This is a hag thing, you understand? ’ ‘ Oh aye, we seen the big posse of hags. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany liked her, in a wary kind of way, but could she trust her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany settled for saying, ‘ Her mother will be worrying. ’ ‘ Is that so? ’ said Jeannie. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany thought, Is this the right song for a funeral? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Tiffany watched in fascinated horror as the weeping girl had a great bubbling blow and – oh no, she was n’t going to, was she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | To herself she thought, Is this going to work? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | To him, the pain was a bully, and what do you do to bullies? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Too many books in one place, who knew what they could do? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Try to shift some of the rubber chocolate and the humorous fake fried eggs, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ’ But it was too late. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ’ There was a crash as one of the guards fell over backwards in a faint. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Very good for the precision cracking of walnuts, you see? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | WASN’T THAT APPROPRIATE? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was he just a much worse version of Mr Petty? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was it possible that the permanently pale, permanently damp and irrevocably watercolouring Letitia was actually a witch? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was it something she ’d always wanted to say, or had he put it into her mouth? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was that Letitia? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was that Preston she saw in the gloom ahead? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Was this good? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | We all grew up together, you see? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | We is nae friends of the law, ye ken. ’ ‘ What about Wee Mad Arthur? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | We wouldnae want to be sold short here. ’ ‘ And what about the snail- rustling, Rob? ’ said Daft Wullie happily. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Well done. ’ ‘ You are me, right? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Well, perhaps there are some floors that need scrubbing? ’ The nurse was a vision of fury. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Well, she ’d done all right, had n’t she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Well, when she was a bit younger she had thought it was going to be true, but all that was past, was n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What are those things that go snuffle snuffle? ’ ‘ You ran into a flying hedgehog? ’ ‘ No, as it happened. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What are those things that go snuffle snuffle? ’ ‘ You ran into a flying hedgehog? ’ ‘ No, as it happened. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing here? ’ ‘ Holding onto a gargoyle! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for the two of you? ’ Becky Pardon shyly produced a small bouquet from behind her back and held it out. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What can you think of me? ’ And there, right there, was the drawback of being a witch. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What comes back, knowing everything, acting so hoity- toity, treating us like dirt, tearing a young man ’s life apart? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What could be sung that seemed to be a living sound that sung itself right back to you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What did you expect to find? ’ Mr Petty lay there. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What do you see? ’ The man looked where she pointed and his face paled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What does he look like? ’ ‘ We lost him a couple of times, ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What does she see in him? ’ Mr Aching gave a shrug. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What good are you, Mr Petty? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What good have you been? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What good was that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What good will you ever do? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What had the hare got to do with anything? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What happened? ’ She looked at the fire. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What harm were we doing? ’ ‘ I ’m not certain he ’s a him, ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What have you brought upon us, Miss Tiffany Aching? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you really know? ’ She took a step back, and blinked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What is it you really want, Tiffany Aching, here and now? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of witch can look after everybody if she ’s not sensible enough to look after herself? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What rough thing opened the eyes that it had not got and wondered who you were? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What should I have done? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What should I have noticed? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What was happening? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What was it looking for? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What were they going to do with them? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What will happen then? ’ All eyes turned to Tiffany, including those of the goats. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What would we give for a world full of people like her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What would you advise, Miss Aching, who is so good at making decisions for other people? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it been like where you are? ’ ‘ Ca n’t really say, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s your name, please? ’ The trainee guard gave what he probably thought was a salute. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | When did ye last sleep the night in a proper bed, I wonder? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | When that time comes, there is nothing anyone can do. ’ ‘ Then what is magic for? ’ Tiffany shook her head. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | When the dwarfs told you last month how much it would cost to repair, you told them they were a bunch of chiselling little lawn ornaments, remember? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | When ’s his stag night going to be? ’ ‘ Ah, I ’ve heard of those! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where are the others? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where could she begin here? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where did it ever stop? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where does evil begin? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where does it start? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where had that come from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where had that come from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where is my Jeannie? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where is that coming from? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Where is the Baron? ’ Preston shifted from one foot to the other. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who are you to know these things? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who are you to think you ’re better than us? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who cares for the people who care for the people? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who do I think I ’m talking to? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who else could it be? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who knew what they might get turned into? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who will you leave behind? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to try to steal them? ’ ‘ Other Feegles, of course. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why did he die, Miss Aching? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why did he die? ’ What did the bitch do to him? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why did he die? ’ What did the bitch do to him? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why did she do it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why did she walk over to the woman? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why do you ask? ’ ‘ Oh, the stag night is always much more interesting than the hen night, ’ said Nanny, a look of mischief in her eye. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why do you sometimes pretend to be stupid – you know, like “ doctrine ” and “ happy ass corp ass ”? ’ Preston grinned. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why d’you want to know? ’ ‘ There was something very valuable in there. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why had Amber gone back there? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why had he done it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why had she had to do it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why had she said that about marrying? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why had the girl walked up the Chalk to the mound? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why in the world had Roland done it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why not leave the tiresome rival, the boy who spurned you, and the persistent young man? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why not leave them all? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ’ ‘ I am a witch now, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why should he fall for the same trick twice? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why was noise so important? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Why were n’t the plants sleeping as well? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Will the apprentices obey me? ” And then, as he gets nearer, he wonders if they could make it to the horses in all this smoke. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Will you grasp the nettle firmly? ’ ‘ How dare you! ’ the Duchess said, her eyes blazing. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | William Glottal Carpetlayer. ’ ‘ Carpetlayer? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | With books? ’ Witches were not supposed to be particularly bothered about books, but Tiffany had read every one she could. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | With half a shop window full of pink inflatable wossnames and other mysterious items that I did n’t get a chance to see very clearly? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | With that thing stepping out of it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would I have thought to do that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would it be possible to reach an invisible hand into her stupid body and see if she could stop the beating of the heart? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t I be doing the world and you a favour by letting you finish what you began? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would she have found it else? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would this be containing the jewellery of which you spoke? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would ye like me to put the soothings on ye? ’ Tiffany yawned again. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would you all have killed me? ’ She saw the expressions of the other witches change. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a cupcake? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like them to? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Ye ken? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Yes, what comes back? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Yes, what do I do now, Miss Aching? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Yet there had to be common sense, did n’t there? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You are Feegles, and no Feegle will sleep in a house with only one entrance, right? ’ The Feegle was calming down a bit now. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You are a witch, are n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You are angry, are n’t you? ’ ‘ Not at the moment. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t feel inclined to set fire to me, by any chance, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ No, of course not, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You have to help yourself. ’ ‘ The other witches will kill me? ’ said Tiffany, aghast. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You keep away from bigjobs, you hear me? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You know what? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You know, when you made a model of me and put it upside down in a bucket of sand? ’ There must have been reservoirs in Letitia. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You put cold into the stone, right? ’ ‘ Actually, I moved heat out of the slab and the air and put it in the bucket of water, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You remember? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You sound as if you are addressing a public meeting. ’ But instead, she said, ‘ Did Letitia tell you everything? ’ Roland looked sheepish. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You think it is right that she is running around there with … them? ’ ‘ I hope so, Mum, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You were just — ’ ‘ All wrong? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You will listen, understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You ’re going to get married in a few days, remember? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You ’re his witch girl, yes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve taken the first step. ’ ‘ There ’s a second step? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Young lady, from … him? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | Your granny taught you about the care of the dead, right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bit. ’ ‘ Was it a reasonably large bit? ’ ‘ I would say so, yes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A library? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ After all, ye ken, what would be the point of lyin ’ when you had nae done anything wrong? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, my girl, what was that we saw? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, ’ he said, ‘ which one of you scunners decided to paint a real neck on the sign? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, ’ she said, ‘ what did you do to the guards? ’ A shower of Feegles landed lightly on the seat beside her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I addressing Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Amber, ’ she said carefully, ‘ you know how to feed chickens, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Oh yes, miss. ’ ‘ Well, go and feed ours, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Amber, ’ she said carefully, ‘ you know how to feed chickens, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Oh yes, miss. ’ ‘ Well, go and feed ours, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Miss Tick is …? ’ ‘ She travels around the country finding girls who have the talent for the craft, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And apart from breakfast this morning, when did you last have a proper meal? ’ For some reason Tiffany still felt full of light inside. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And did her mam worry when she left the poor thing taking a beating? ’ Tiffany wished the kelda was n’t so astute. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how do you know so much about it, please? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And if I do n’t, will you hit me with your stick, your grace? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And nobody, and I mean nobody, is to dig up anybody ’s home or cut off anybody ’s legs while we are gone, is that understood? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And since I doubt that you want to get hagged up for a girls ’ night out, I must assume you need my help? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that … thing? ’ ‘ Gone, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what about that big wee strip o ’ dribbling in the white dress? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what in the seven hells would you do if I said no, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ Mrs Proust? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what in the seven hells would you do if I said no, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ Mrs Proust? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why did n’t anybody tell me this at the time, pray? ’ said the Baron. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you did that taking- away- pain thingy you do? ’ She sighed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you like doing this? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Why? ’ Tiffany had to think about this, her father ’s eyes never leaving her face. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you like doing this? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Why? ’ Tiffany had to think about this, her father ’s eyes never leaving her face. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you ’ve been taking away pain like that every day? ’ She opened her eyes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And your dad told you about the beatings? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And …? ’ Mr Carpetlayer gave her a puzzled look. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything else, my lord? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are n’t you Wee Mad Arthur? ’ ‘ Aye, miss, that is correct. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are there any witches up here? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we going to get into trouble? ’ said Preston quietly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, sir? ’ The Baron was staring at her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure Roland is all right? ’ Letitia insisted. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure you can kill it? ’ whispered Preston. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure, Mother? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure, sir? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As a witch, you know you must have no fear? ’ Tiffany nodded. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aye? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ballet? ’ she managed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Brian, what were your orders if I refused to obey your orders, if you see what I mean? ’ ‘ I was supposed to arrest you! ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Brian, what were your orders if I refused to obey your orders, if you see what I mean? ’ ‘ I was supposed to arrest you! ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But it wo n’t fly for me, right? ’ he said in a voice full of air- sickness and pleading. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But my dad, is he going to get into trouble? ’ He would if I told how I found you, Tiffany thought. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But not a black dress, I notice …? ’ Tiffany heard the question mark as it went past. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But supposing you meet your dad? ’ Amber turned to her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But that is a wizard ’s staff, is n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you can take away pain, ’ he began, ‘ so does that mean you can …? ’ Tiffany held up a hand. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I ask you now, Granny? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I go on the front this time then? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I have a wee word with ye? ’ said Jeannie. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I help in any way? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I leave her here with you for a little while? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you hear it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you hear that? ’ she demanded, waving her hand towards the darkened window. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you keep a secret? ’ Preston nodded. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you keep it occupied for a while? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could it take me over? ’ Poison goes where poison ’s welcome, thought Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could you come over here please, Sergeant? ’ Brian sighed, and walked a little nearer to the bars. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dad, we ’re still not using the old stone barn, are we? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I say something funny? ’ ‘ Not funny at all, not really, but in its way rather sad and rather droll, ’ said the Toad. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did he have a favourite song, do you know? ’ ‘ Oh yes! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did he … drop any hints about the afterlife? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did my baby die? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Oh, ’ said Amber in the same flat voice. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did that just happen, my girl? ’ said Mrs Proust. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did that sound like B- flat to you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did we? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did ye no ’ hear that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you arrange that? ’ she asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you do that, miss? ’ ‘ Well, sort of, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you do this? ’ ‘ No, sir! ’ ‘ Do you know who did? ’ ‘ No, sir! ’ The commander frowned. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you do this? ’ ‘ No, sir! ’ ‘ Do you know who did? ’ ‘ No, sir! ’ The commander frowned. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you have a book of fairy stories when you were young? ’ Letitia blew her nose again. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hear me, Rob Anybody? ’ He glared at her, eyes ablaze. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you see those bats? ’ said Letitia. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you … take anything? ’ His voice tailed off. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I want it to be? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t you remember what Granny Weatherwax always says? ’ said Miss Smith. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do ye ken he washes his face every day? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you believe in luck? ’ said the Duchess. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you deny that you were standing there with a poker and your hand on fire? ’ she demanded, her face as red as a turkey. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have any … aunts? ’ she asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you intend to keep me locked up for ever? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know anything about this book? ’ Letitia looked over her shoulder. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you mind if I ask why? ’ Tiffany heard his politeness; he was talking to a witch. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you mind if we sneak out the other way? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you see all the polished brass? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you see, sir? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think a kelda would need to be told something like that, my girl? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think he will ever come back? ’ said Preston as they leaned on their shovels. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think you are the only one to have to deal with the Cunning Man, love? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want it to be so? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Doctrine? ’ ‘ You know, miss. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does that count? ’ ‘ I would n’t worry about that at the moment. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er … how much do I owe you? ’ ‘ How much will the damage to the paintwork cost me? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er … how much do I owe you? ’ ‘ How much will the damage to the paintwork cost me? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, do n’t you think that you ’re a bit too smart to be a guard, Preston? ’ Preston shrugged. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, it did happen, did n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, what happens when I touch it? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eskarina? ’ ‘ Yes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Even so, Feegles farming? ’ she said aloud. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, miss? ’ There was a nervous giggle. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, miss? ’ ‘ Was there something else, Becky? ’ Becky went pink, and had a hurried conversation with her friend. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, miss? ’ ‘ Was there something else, Becky? ’ Becky went pink, and had a hurried conversation with her friend. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ First- class cackle, do n’t you think? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Give me a hand to get it down, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got a black eye, did n’t we, Wentworth? ’ ‘ Yes, but I did kick Billy Teller in the fork. ’ Tiffany tried to starve a yawn. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hah, a witch, I see. ’ ‘ Yes, the pointy hat is a bit of a giveaway, is n’t it? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you been here all this time? ’ she demanded, as soon as her father had hurried off. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you boys got no shame? ’ Rob Anybody matched him grin for grin. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you ever seen Death? ’ She had been expecting this and was ready. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you tried talking about it with your mother? ’ Tiffany tried, and Letitia turned on her a face that was as red as a boiled lobster. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He is a tailor, is n’t he? ’ Amber beamed, and Amber could light up the world with a smile. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s dead then, is he? ’ Tiffany said, ‘ Yes, Brian, he is. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hedge witches? ’ Mrs Proust sniffed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Help me with this bar, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about letting it be called the King ’s Neck? ’ she suggested. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can I help you? ’ she said brightly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can a witch do anything but succeed on her own home ground? ’ Granny Weatherwax nodded. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did it feel, Miss Tiffany Aching, when you kissed the winter? ’ Tiffany stared at her for a moment. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did they manage it? ’ ‘ That last cupcake was still in the bag with the baker ’s name on it, I ’m sure of it. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you lure her down here? ’ The Toad cleared his throat and Tiffany gave him an undignified nudge with her boot. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you make the floor fall in? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know he writes poetry? ’ ‘ It was hard not to know, ’ said Preston. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How likely is it, do you think, that I ’m going to stay in the cell tonight? ’ Brian went to pat his pocket. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many times have I lied to you, miss? ’ ‘ Seven hundred and fifty- three times, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How, miss? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do not scrub floors, you arrogant little — ’ ‘ No, you do n’t scrub anything, do you, Miss Spruce? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think it ’s appropriate to have a party like that on a night after a funeral, do you, Nanny? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think it ’s my enemy at all. ’ ‘ What? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think this is my bedroom, is it? ’ he said, and slowly slipped back into the sty. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think you ought to ask that question in the circumstances, do you, Sergeant? ’ He hesitated, and then smiled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I have to stick my hands in the fire at every opportunity. ’ ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I married you. ’ ‘ You, that is to say you, married, which is to say, wedded … us? ’ said Letitia. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I remember her, and I remember thinking when I got back from all that, Where have I seen you before, my lady? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose it ’s no good me asking you how you intend to get out? ’ he said hopefully. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose you think you ’ve got away with it, do you? ’ said a voice behind her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think I might have had a snack yesterday … ’ ‘ Oh really? ’ said Preston. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think it ’s time we had a proper little chat, do n’t you? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think she understands meaning. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think we should take this girl home, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Young woman, ’ corrected Tiffany, leaning over her. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think you just lost me there, Preston. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said the boy. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was there. ’ ‘ A thousand years ago? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ How did you get there? ’ ‘ I walked, ’ said Miss Smith. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was there. ’ ‘ A thousand years ago? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ How did you get there? ’ ‘ I walked, ’ said Miss Smith. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ve always thought she was a bit simple. ’ ‘ Simple? ’ said the Toad, who seemed to be enjoying himself. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If they are prepared to fight him and me, why do n’t we all band together to fight him now? ’ ‘ Of course. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In the basement, remember? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is Roland … is he all right? ’ ‘ Right as rain, ’ said Preston cheerily. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t that a horse ’s skull?22 And is n’t that a bucket of tadpoles? ’ ‘ Yes. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is she all right? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is something trying to get out of the book? ’ said Letitia. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is something wrong? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that supposed to be me? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a guard here? ’ She waited in delighted malice. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there something you want to say? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this best discussed later? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this how you like your guests to be addressed, Roland? ’ At least his bewilderment seemed genuine. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It is true then, is it? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It makes you wonder what got into him, aye? ’ Mrs Proust straightened up. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It still stings. ’ Mrs Proust said, ‘ Why did we do it? ’ ‘ To tell the truth, I hated you, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a very warm night for the time of year, ’ she said, ‘ and your place is not too far, is it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s going to take a bit of getting used to, is n’t it? ’ Wordlessly, she handed him her hand- kerchief, and he blew his nose. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s important to be clear about these things, do n’t you think? ’ She sniffed, and noticed no odour other than a hint of shaving cream. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s not going to be like that goblin in the fairytale book, is it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s not supposed to happen! ’ ‘ Is she no ’ happy? ’ ‘ Well, yes, but … ’ There was a steely look in Jeannie ’s eye. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s them, is n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just stand on the trapdoor when it comes back up, will you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like this? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lock her in the dungeon? ’ The Duchess glared at him. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, I ’m just a sergeant, OK? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, can you just patch it up enough to get me home? ’ Tiffany asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, it was just a peck, OK? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, why do n’t I fly down to the big city and find him? ’ He almost melted with relief. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Me? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Miss Aching, did you indeed encourage Feegles into the city? ’ ‘ Well, yes, but I did n’t really intend to. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mistress Weatherwax? ’ Tiffany said to the empty air, but that was silly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Morning, miss, is everything all right? ’ Then he stared at the Baron in his chair. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mother? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Carpetlayer, are you scared of me? ’ ‘ That ’s a scary question, miss. ’ Actually it is, Tiffany thought. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Petty? ’ she said, clambering into the dusty rafters. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mrs Proust, ’ she said, ‘ could I persuade you to come downstairs? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ My dad beat me up, did n’t he? ’ said Amber in a matter- of- fact voice as they walked towards the grey towers. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, it ’s not quite as simple as that. ’ She looked up at the beam and said, ‘ Rob Anybody, was the answer you gave me just then truthful? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not the skeleton – I told you about him, did n’t I? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh aye, no doubt about it — Hey, did ye no ’ see that? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh aye, sure, a decent person who will lock you up at the bidding of that snotty old carlin? ’ he snarled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh aye, ye have a point there. ’ ‘ Then can I please suggest you go and fetch young Amber? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh dear, ’ she said, ‘ where are my manners? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, ’ said Tiffany, who was getting a bit fed up. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yes, Becky Pardon and Nancy Upright, yes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, really? ’ she said, her voice all treacle. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, yes. ’ ‘ Was it the one with a very frightening picture of the goblin on page seven by any chance? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you know, do you, little witch in your jolly little dress? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps the clockwork has run down? ’ The hag grinned a black- toothed grin. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Please, ’ Tiffany said, ‘ can we get some sleep? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Preston? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Preston, looking stern. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Relish? ’ he suggested shyly. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Rob, you know Roland, the Baron ’s son? ’ ‘ Ach, the wee streak o ’ nothing, ’ said Rob Anybody. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See her? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She is a hag o ’ considerable resource. ’ ‘ Ye think so? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She ’s your chum, is n’t she? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should n’t I know about the tunnels? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should we no ’ land, miss? ’ Tiffany sighed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Snacks and naps? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Snails? ’ she interrupted. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Snuff? ’ she said, offering the tin to Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So it ’s true, she was with child, then? ’ ‘ Yes, Dad. ’ Tiffany ’s father appeared to look at nothing at all. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So only one of you is going? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So who watches the witches? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you are not really a witch then? ’ he said hopefully. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So … they ’re calling it the King ’s Neck? ’ Constable Haddock smiled. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, you ’re not interested in witchfinding, then? ’ She felt a bit silly for asking outright, but she was on edge. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, mistress, but Jeannie told me you were clever. ’ What was it that Granny Weatherwax had said once? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sweet primroses? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That many? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That really is your face, is n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s magic, is n’t it? ’ Everyone wants magic to exist, Tiffany thought to herself, and what can you say? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s magic, is n’t it? ’ Everyone wants magic to exist, Tiffany thought to herself, and what can you say? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s not true! ’ ‘ And would you tell me if it was? ’ ‘ No! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s tae show you wee fools that I ’m nae on duty, OK? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The lad you sent said something about a breakout? ’ ‘ D wing, ’ said the warder. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The room that the Baron was living in, is it locked? ’ He looked shocked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then you are your own person, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ I do n’t know about that, sir. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They say it cost more than a thousand Ankh- Morpork dollars, and you know what it ’s for? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They thought I was doing witchcraft down here, did n’t they, Preston? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This Duchess, ’ she said, ‘ has she been giving you any more grief at all? ’ ‘ Well, yes, I ’m afraid so, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is n’t working, is it? ’ ‘ Oh dear, did it show? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is n’t working, is it? ’ ‘ Oh dear, did it show? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Upset me? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was he a good man? ’ Tiffany hesitated only for a moment. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was it not the kelda herself who was sending us down here to find you? ’ ‘ She knew about this? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was it not the kelda herself who was sending us down here to find you? ’ ‘ She knew about this? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was that some kind of ghost? ’ said Letitia. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We both know how it goes, do n’t we? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well then, Miss Aching, it would appear that you have got everything you asked for, yes? ’ ‘ Actually, sir, I have n’t finished asking yet. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, I can hardly stop you, can I? ’ he said sarcastically. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, er … you know a weasel? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, let ’s get your broomstick mended, shall we? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, that ’s good, is n’t it? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, where are our manners? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, would your majesty let a man put his boots on? ’ he said sarcastically. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, ’ she said, ‘ I never thought prison would be like this! ’ ‘ Prison? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Were these bad things? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about Long Tall Short Fat Sally? ’ ‘ Oh, Mother, you really should n’t call her that, ’ said Derek reproachfully. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What am I to do? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you all going to do about the Pettys? ’ she asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you come back for? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you just say to her? ’ said Tiffany, looking back at the girl, who was still watching the Feegles with the same smiling interest. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you say? ’ ‘ Stupid woman! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you wake up, Tiffany Aching? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you do with all that stuff, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ What? ’ she said absentmindedly, still looking at the bag. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you do with all that stuff, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ What? ’ she said absentmindedly, still looking at the bag. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean? ’ Tiffany managed, struggling with the stick. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think about the word “ conundrum ”? ’ Tiffany stared at Preston, her mind still full of words people never said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think of that then, Miss Tiffany Aching? ’ ‘ At the moment I have no idea, sir, ’ said Tiffany, thinking, Not the Feegles! |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want to do now, Amber? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What exactly is supposed to happen? ’ The last few words were mumbled quickly, Tiffany noticed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happens now? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have you been fighting for, Went? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have you done for her? ’ he asked. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have you done to her? ’ Roland demanded. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it, apart from getting married, of course – and I am very amused about that – that we have just done? ’ ‘ Well, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it? ’ ‘ Just a memory, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What kind of a duchess, may I ask? ’ Tiffany said, ‘ The Duchess of Keepsake. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What maggot ’s got into your head? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What part o ’ “ nae one is tae say one wee word ” did ye nae understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the heel is that stink? ’ ‘ Sorry, Rob, that was me, ’ said Daft Wullie. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was it that we learned last time? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that you asked? ’ she said, frowning. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that you said when we were jumping? ’ Tiffany took a deep breath. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What were you looking for? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s a spill word? ’ ‘ You do n’t know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s a spill word? ’ ‘ You do n’t know? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s all this? ’ she demanded. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in it? ’ she asked, knowing that this was a dangerous question. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Roland. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Young woman, ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When did this happen? ’ she asked, watching Amber walking obediently into the barn. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where is that money now? ’ His voice was flat and without expression. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s my broomstick? ’ Derek sighed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which question would you like me not to answer first? ’ ‘ My men know how to make you talk! ’ said the Duchess over Roland ’s shoulder. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is going to be the first to help me unravel this little conundrum? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s there? ’ A voice on the other side of the heavy door said, ‘ What sound does forgetfulness make? ’ She hardly had to think. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s there? ’ A voice on the other side of the heavy door said, ‘ What sound does forgetfulness make? ’ She hardly had to think. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did n’t you tell me that you were scared of flying? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you stop keeping him alive? ’ ‘ All I could do was take the pain away. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t we say that I am staying in the castle to deal with important matters? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why would they be unprotected? ’ ‘ Because my lads, ye ken, will be away stealing their livestock. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, Miss Spruce, ’ she said, ‘ are you still here? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ Mrs Proust frowned, causing her nose to very nearly catch her chin. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ Tiffany did n’t get an answer because the sergeant came out of the main door with confetti cascading off his helmet. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will ye no ’ look at us? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you persist in not recognizing how important this is, Tiffany Aching the cheese- maker? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wo n’t I be you one day? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would n’t you like a short holiday away from Mr Petty? ’ Tiffany suggested. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you do that? ’ ‘ Of course. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you talk about this sort of thing with my mother? ’ ‘ I can see the problem. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye dinnae say? ’ said the kelda, giving Tiffany a strange look. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are certain that you can best the Cunning Man, are you not? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are not to hurt anybody, do you understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are taking her away? ’ ‘ Not far. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t get into trouble for asking a question, can you, miss? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can travel in time, ca n’t you? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You crashed into a sheep in the air? ’ ‘ Maybe it was a cow, or something. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t want to find people coming up to your mound with shovels, do you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do? ’ said Tiffany. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know about this sort of thing? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know your mother is very worried about you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You never learn, do you? ’ she said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You remember something vague about fairies, yes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You said that others have fought him? ’ she said now to Miss Smith. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You set the rough music on me, did n’t ya? ’ She sighed. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You surely do n’t think a witch needs keys? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were interrogated by two members of the aristocracy in the presence of four armed men, yes? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You will hand in your armour and leave this castle forthwith, do you understand? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re Wee Mad Arthur, are n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re her, are n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not going to make any … trouble? ’ he said. |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re planning something, are n’t you? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Forgiveness ”: does n’t it sound like what it is? |
I Shall Wear Midnight (ta4) - Terry Pratchett | … Sorry, is something wrong? ’ ‘ Yes, I think something may be wrong, ’ said Tiffany, looking at Preston ’s worried face. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A corpse floating by? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A heavy hand landed on Daphne ’s shoulder too, and Cox said, “ Missie? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A moment of uncertainty? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A new god? ” “ No. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A shout from other refugees, fleeing too urgently to stop? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A wave, curling across the face of the setting sun … “ How long have you been putting people in here? ” she asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A wave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | A weapon for what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | About what happened to them? ” And, for once, Pilu slowed down. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | After all, had n’t she quite enjoyed that lecture on anatomy she had attended? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | After all, in the Song of the Four Brothers, did n’t the North Wind have a cloak that carried him through the air? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Again? ” “ He told me that there were more worlds than there are numbers. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | All this way for some sea cave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Am I smarter than a stupid man with a gun? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | An old woman ’s dream? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And Cox had found the Raiders, had he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And Foxlip shot at it, too. ” “ Why? ” “ To be like Cox, I think. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And Grandmother said: “ And the child ’s schooling, may I ask? ” How did she manage it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And Grandmother said: “ And the child ’s schooling, may I ask? ” How did she manage it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And I broke another man ’s nose with a clay bowl because he was going to shoot me. ” “ Really? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And I hope you gave thanks to the gods for your salvation? ” “ Gave … thanks? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And I hope you gave thanks to the gods for your salvation? ” “ Gave … thanks? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And I say, ‘ Why did you make me old? ’ ” “ And what do they reply? ” “ It does n’t work like that. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And I say, ‘ Why did you make me old? ’ ” “ And what do they reply? ” “ It does n’t work like that. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And do you see that man lying on the mat? ” Another nod. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And even though I am the chief, my job is to make people feel better, is it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And getting back should n’t be too hard, should it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And his new thought replied: Why? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And his next thought, as he ran into the low forest, which was alive with birdsong, was: Who did I just say “ please ” to? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And home was … where? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And if you could n’t believe in a song that turned poison into beer, what could you believe in? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And it was a shock, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And much longer legs. ” “ So a horse is not really like a pig at all? ” “ Well, yes, I suppose so. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And now that I have answered your questions, I think you owe me a favor. ” “ Do you want me to run an errand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And now we call her the Papervine Woman. ” “ Her? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And now you come, and what do you know of the custom? ” the voice went on. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And only now did he wonder: Was it really because the story made boys stronger, or did the old men have some way of making the club heavier? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And run? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And skateskin was as good as this sandpaper, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And supposing he did n’t come? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And that arm sticking out of the water? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And that was the point, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And the headless statue? ” “ I ’m sorry, ” said Mau, putting his head in his hands. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And then a gray- faced woman had said: “ But a man could lift one, yes? ” And he saw how it was going. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And then everyone who knew about the Nation would die — Are you totally stupid, Mau? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And then she looked up, and into the face of Cahle, who said: “ Locaha has taken him. ” “ You mean he ’s dying? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And then, and then … from where had they come, the rumors of the Raiders? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And there will be more days. ” You really want to go back? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And there ’s just a boy and a cursed girl from the unbaked people? ” “ Unbaked? ” “ Have you been taught nothing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And there ’s just a boy and a cursed girl from the unbaked people? ” “ Unbaked? ” “ Have you been taught nothing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And there ’s just a boy and a cursed girl from the unbaked people? ” “ Unbaked? ” “ Have you been taught nothing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And they will kill you, do you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And this thought was followed by: Did I just think that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And was n’t that part of being a man? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And what could they do? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And what stone shines like that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And what will happen next? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And whatever you do, do n’t look back! ” “ Why not? ” “ Because I just did! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And where have I heard this noise before? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And where ’s old Roberts and his upstanding crew? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And who am I, doing this? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And who are you, who knows everything? ” and did some more leg lifting and prodding just to make the point that she was in charge. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And who knows who might have been around thousands of years ago? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And why did n’t they understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And would he get into trouble for even thinking these questions? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And you, young lady? ” “ A blue hermit crab, sir. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | And … er … and was anyone … did anyone … try to be … beastly to you? ” It was said so carefully that she nearly laughed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Another night had passed? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are trousermen women the same as real women? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to come? ” Most of the population were gathered around him; news of the gods had got around fast. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you are not tiring? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ” “ This place has been here since the world was made, and so have we, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ” “ Yes, thank you. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you tiring, Mau? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you trying to prevent something? ” “ Yes, Captain. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Are you trying to trap me in some way? ” “ No. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | At prayer? ” “ They are here and armed, Mr. Cox, ” Daphne said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Ataba needed air, just like everyone else, and how much of it could that skinny chest hold? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Ate him, did they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Because what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Because “ Does not happen ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Because … I must act like a man, or they will think less of me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Belief is a hard thing to believe, is it not? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Besides, it was true, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Besides, was n’t there a saying, When in Rome, do as the Romans do? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Bigger than a sailfin crocodile,* bigger than a war canoe, bigger even than … a whale? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Black? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But I ’m not really answering you, am I? ” The chair creaked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But all the men in the Nation had done it, so there had to be a way, did n’t there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But he saved you from the shark, right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But how could it not be true, now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But if Imo made them, why are they so different? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But it ’s got the same number of legs. ” “ Do they wear trousers? ” asked Mau, thoroughly confused. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But perhaps you think you have seen it all? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But sometimes I hear the boy inside crying for his family. ” “ Does he cry now? ” asked Daphne, looking down at the ground. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But the things they wanted … how could a boy do them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But then, was that her back there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But those were a child ’s questions, were n’t they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But we do n’t fall off? ” The ghost girl seemed to be on fire with words. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But what had happened to the bullets? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But when the hasp broke and the lid was thrown back, the chest was found to contain the smell of stale water and — “ Books? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But would we wait there, full of fear, as the shark with huge teeth came to eat us? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | But you do believe in them today? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | By now, of course, you kids have hung out around every dome and telescope array on the mountain, right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t we be better than them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t we just head east? ” She said that without thinking, and then sighed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Can you —? ” HAVE YOU RIGHTED THE GOD ANCHORS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Can you —? ” HAVE YOU RIGHTED THE GOD ANCHORS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Can you? ” The ancient woman gave her a wide grin and picked up one of Mau ’s feet. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Charlie, do you want to be an archbishop? ” The Rt. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Cooked fish? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Could a demon have crept in while he ’d slept? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Could anyone be left alive within a hundred miles? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Could it be that simple? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Could she be hearing his ancestors? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Could that happen? ” “ I do n’t know. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | DOES THE WARRIOR ROLL IN THE MUCK WITH HOGS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Daphne? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone see anything? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did he go green? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did he gurgle? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did it matter when terrified people had set out again in anything that would still float, with little to eat and brackish water? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did it remember their footsteps and their faces, and put them in his head? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t God say ‘ Thou shalt not kill ’? ”[ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t she remember the coffins? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t she understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t that look like a miracle, too? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t the old fool know that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you see that gun he ’s got now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you see that? ” “ No. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did she think he was a magician? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did she? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did the gods know? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did the gods laugh? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did the gods watch them as they tried to reach higher ground? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did the land shake and the mountains catch fire? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did they really think he should thank the gods for his life? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did you get the milk? ” Mau tried to think. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear that, Mr. Foxlip, wherever you are? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do I have your permission to come aboard? ” The captain knew that voice. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t they know the ocean? ” “ Oh, they are good seamen, ” said Pilu, “ but they travel to unknown seas. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t they smell the wind? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t they watch the currents? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t use it until I ’m dead, all right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you do this with the gods? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you listen to yourself, boy? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you think I have n’t asked them? ” Tears started to roll down Ataba ’s cheeks. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do they ever take their clothes off? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do they try to run away from them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you have any? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you have any? ” it squawked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you hear what I say? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what ice is? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you remember that the ghost girl thought the glass beads on the ceiling of the cave were a star map, but she could n’t work it out? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you see them? ” the priest managed, in between great gasps of sour air. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you think my son wo n’t be a great leader? ” “ Well, no, but I — ” “ Hold on, hold on, ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that? ” “ It ’s not just your people! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you think the wave never happened before? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you think we should? ” “ No! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you want some? ” “ She ’ll poison us! ” said Polegrave. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to die forever? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Do your legs ache for rest? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t he do murder, then? ”[ No, because enough people say it is n’t. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t that look like a pair of spectacles to you? ” He looked at the panel critically, like a man trying to decide between cake and pie. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Does that help you? ” “ But I thought the king was — ” The captain stopped, not wanting to say the dreadful word. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Eating well? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Er … really? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Even the Egyptians? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Even though she had kept her eyes shut throughout? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Eventually Mau said, “ Do n’t you wonder about your people, Pilu? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Every boy wanted to be a warrior, did n’t he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Except … “There was a silver fish? ” she wondered aloud. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Eyes closed? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Finding things to do … um … apart from sawing legs off? ” “ It was only one leg, honestly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | For that matter, what do I do if they say “ no ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | For the chance of bossing a king around? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | From me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | From what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Guess what it is? ” “ I do n’t know. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Gurgle, please? ” “ The very old woman, ” Daphne explained. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Gurgle? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had everyone in the world been washed away? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had he sent any of them into the dark current when he ’d walked in the steps of Locaha? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had he slept? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had his family clung to these stones? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had it come in a rush, that great wave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had it really happened like that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t Mau seen her helping Pilu shaping metal plates over the cracks in the cannon? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t every boy dreamed of this? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t he seen how she had taken care to wrap the ropes around the cannon, layer after layer, every one as strong as her longing for revenge? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t she gathered all the papervine? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t she woven it into ropes from dawn to dust, tangling into it the inexhaustible hatred in her heart? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had she been real? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had she said it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had the people called on the gods when the wave broke? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Had they been washed away? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone here seen him not working, guarding, digging, carrying? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Has she borne children? ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea what this island is? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever seen so much of it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard that I know a word that drives away sharks? ” “ People say so, but they laugh. ” “ Oh, yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you learned the chants? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked at the Judy lately? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen yours? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He could n’t go into the Women ’s Place, could he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He did n’t try to mess you up, did he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He gave Mau a questioning look, as if to say “ If that ’s all right with you? ” He went on, “ Er … who ’s Nawi? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He gave Mau a questioning look, as if to say “ If that ’s all right with you? ” He went on, “ Er … who ’s Nawi? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He had to use two hands for that, did n’t he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He is a trouserman chief, yes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He is a woman ’s child and he is crying! ” “ Who are you? ” she asked the air. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He knew this, and it had just stayed in his head as a thing that he knew, but now questions were rising, like: Why did the dead need beer? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He looked shaken, and in a strained voice said, “ Sir, would you be so good as to fetch my daughter? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He needed to get back, he needed to find ou — “ Grandfathers? ” he said under his breath. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He pointed to the picture again and said, in a talking- to- babies voice: “ Graaaandfaaather birrrrd! ” “ Grandfather? ” Mau nodded. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He saved my life, do you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He shot a butterfly in half, remember? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He stared at the man who called himself Mr. Black and said quietly: “ Is something going to happen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He stared at them, and thought: Could that work? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He was a pirate! ” “ Er, yes … but the question is, should I have done it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He was here on this lonely shore, and all he could think of was the silly questions that children ask … Why do things end? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He went on: “ You say you told them about the beer song, and they did n’t listen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He would have to come up for air, but surely the man would not dare to come in after him? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He ’d lived for a month on the island of the boys, had n’t he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | He ’s called God. ” “ Just … God? ” “ Right. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Helping at last? ” asked Pilu, with the cheeriness of someone who does n’t know what ’s going on yet. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Her grandmother used to make sniffy remarks like: “ I suppose His Majesty does n’t have any other ministers? ” But now Daphne understood. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Him? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Hold on, there had to be a song, yes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How are you? ” said the ghost girl, stepping inside. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How big is the Nation? ” said Mau, still staring at the chart. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How broad can horizons get? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How can I find out? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How can I refuse? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How can you argue with that? ” The king smiled. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How can you say this to me? ” “ Not the metaphysical … the ones with the god stones and the sacrifices and all the rest of it! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could I go back to my life before? ” “ Is that what you ’ll tell your father? ” His voice was suddenly sad. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could I go back to my life before? ” “ Is that what you ’ll tell your father? ” His voice was suddenly sad. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could he put them back? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could he think it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could that be? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could the woman be so … stupid? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How could you help a boy like that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did married couples manage? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did she do it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did she do that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did that work? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did the trousermen get to have all this stuff? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did they get into his mind? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did they know things? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did they know? ” “ Who knows? ” And that was the other thing about Pilu: No thought stayed in his head for very long, because it got lonely. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How did they know? ” “ Who knows? ” And that was the other thing about Pilu: No thought stayed in his head for very long, because it got lonely. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How do they start? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How do you know what ’s right and wrong? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How does a dead man become a living dolphin? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How does that happen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How does that happen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How does water become stars? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How had he walked across the deck without treading on a crab? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How had it offended the gods? ” “ We are small. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How had that happened? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How long had she been there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How long were you at sea, Mr. Cookie? ” “ Two weeks, sir. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How many people will you hurt even more with your wonderful truth? ” But Mau was already sleeping. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How many stars are in the sky? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How much blood could one ear contain? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How much did some dead men drink? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How much more of an end could everything have? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How tiring was it, being dead? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How were they made? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How would she know? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How would you like them to die? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How ’d he gotten in? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How? ” Had she been listening? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | How? ” Had she been listening? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I believe you know him? ” “ What, old ‘ Hallelujah ’ Roberts? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I believe you know him? ” “ What, old ‘ Hallelujah ’ Roberts? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I believe you know it well, Captain? ” “ Ah, I understand now! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I can go in. ” “ Do you really have no soul? ” said the younger brother. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I daresay you ’ve heard of them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t think you want to say ‘ This meat tastes like you cut it off a dog ’s arse, ’ do you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I expect you do n’t take milk? ” He watched as a brown liquid was poured into a blue- and- white bowl. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I have good ears and he never said some! ” “ Who cares what he said? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I hope the gods took care of them. ” “ Do you think they did? ” asked Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I killed a man — ” “ The one whose leg you sawed off? ” asked her father, mystified. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I mean the statues and all the other things in the cave! ” “ Those? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I mean, er, some sort of big boat? ” asked Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I meant that there are learned men in the Royal Society who could tell us what it means. ” “ Are they priests? ” asked Mau suspiciously. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I must answer, must n’t I? ” He straightened himself up. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I remember the fish. ” “ Silver fish? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I think the gods looked at me and said to themselves, Well this one is a sharp one, eh? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I think they are named after a pirate. ” “ So even the trousers wear trousers? ” “ That ’s right. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I thought, well, whales live on it, so why not me? ” He reached into his pocket and produced a grubby piece of paper. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I want to know why they act as if they don’t — I want them to explain! ” “ Look, it happened, all right? ” said Pilu wretchedly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how long it took her to scrape that pathetic little hole in the rock? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what we used to use? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m afraid the archbishop of Canterbury does not travel well, but he has sent instructions for the coronation. ” “ A coronation here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m going to have to shoot the little bugger, right? ” She spun around and shoved his arm away. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m not going to put up with that, do you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m not so sure about ‘ anything. ’ A kiss or two, maybe? ” “ But that ’s just no way to end a story, ” said the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m right, yes? ” How had he spotted that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’m right, yes? ” How had he spotted that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve always got some freshly made. ” “ You make it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got a brain, have n’t I? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve slept in the same room as a young man without an official chaperone( would Mrs. Gurgle count? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | IS THIS THE WAY OF THE WARRIOR? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If Imo made the world, Mau thought, why ca n’t we understand one another? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If a woman followed the same path every day to fill a calabash from the waterfall, did the path remember? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If our chief beats their chief, they will go away. ” “ Can you trust them? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If someone had moved the stone and rolled it into the water, could n’t that have caused the wave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If they did n’t drink it, who did? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If we sailed to those places long ago, would n’t we have settled there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you are dead, what do we say? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you could? ” “ You mean, without the wave? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you could? ” “ You mean, without the wave? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you have a flag, you need a gun. ” “ Well? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you stay here, I will close my wings over you. ” That is all? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | If you were alive, what else mattered? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Imo was angry and said: Who are you to question me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | In any case, besides, did n’t they call something like this an “ act of God ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | In front of him the line of dead warriors continued, all now turned to face … what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | In this place? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is Mr. Polegrave with you? ” she asked, managing a smile. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is he still afloat? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is he? ” The prospect had seemed quite interesting. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is it about that poor woman? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is it the same everywhere? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that funny? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that how it would go? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that important? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that so, Mr. Brown? ” One of the men working on the crate looked up briefly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that the truth? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is she angry? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is she saying I did a bad thing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is that a trade? ” “ Well, he ’s grinning, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is that any way to behave? ” Well, it ’s how your ancestors behave, said her conscience. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you want? ” “ And you swear that on your mother ’s life? ” Foxlip insisted. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you want? ” “ And you swear that on your mother ’s life? ” Foxlip insisted. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is there a carving of one? ” “ Well, no. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything I should say? ” The reply came back: “ Do what is best. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is this what we ’re talking about? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Is this where it comes from? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It could n’t be true, could it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It is not your fault the man was a fool, is it? ” “ Yes, but you see, it was a trick, ” Daphne said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It looked like metal, but who had so much metal that they could waste it on something to hold food? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It says Royal Society outside their building, does n’t it? ” “ Your society, Your Majesty, ” Mr. Black purred. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It was almost exactly the same shape, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It was n’t hard to work out, so why is it all I can do not to wet myself? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a flag, is n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a matter of wind and water, see? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s in the beer song. ” “ And what do you want to tell me about them? ” “ We call the Air planet Jupiter. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s nothing to do with me, is it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s quite the style, ai n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s too small …. ” “ Small? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s very — ” “ Yes, Cara? ” said Mau to the woman, who was now hovering where she was sure to be noticed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | It ’s what they do. ” “ And? ” said the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Just him and the voices of the old dead men, who gave orders all the time and never listened? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Keep close. ” “ And have you lead us into a trap? ” “ It ’s near sunset. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Let us say that we serve … a higher purpose? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Like your dreams? ” “ Yes, but I know the difference! ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Long and thin? ” “ Like eels, yes! ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Look, does Locaha talk to you? ” “ Yes! ” “ Really? ” “ Yes! ” “ In your head? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Look, does Locaha talk to you? ” “ Yes! ” “ Really? ” “ Yes! ” “ In your head? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Look, does Locaha talk to you? ” “ Yes! ” “ Really? ” “ Yes! ” “ In your head? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Look, the Boys ’ Island was hardly anything more than a lump of rock surrounded by sandbanks, was it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Many of his ideas were first voiced by other people, including his own granddad! ” “ Aha? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Mau sighed and said, “ With the people who leave stones. ” “ Who? ” “ The god anchors, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Mau, did you bother to wonder if you are running the wrong way? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | May I introduce to you the lads from what they call the Land of Many Fires? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Maybe some other trousermen would come looking for her? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Milo? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Mostly Africa and China and the middle Americas, and you know what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Mr. Red is with me! ” “ Is he alone? ” “ Open in the name of the Crown, Captain! ” The door opened. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Gurgle ignored them and gave Daphne a look that said, unmistakably, “ Oh? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | My brother is Milo. ” “ You mean the ghost girl? ” hissed Ataba in Mau ’s ear as the boy ran back down the beach. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | No manhood feast? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | No one moved for several seconds, and then Cox said, slowly and carefully, “ Ah, is this your beau? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | No one stuck up their hands and there was no voting, but she thought, I wonder if it was like this in ancient Athens? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | No other island has white stone god anchors, right? ” “ Yes! ” snapped Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | No? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Nor do you. ” “ Have you heard of the Raiders? ” asked Mau, brushing a feather off his face. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Not dead. ” “ Where is it? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Not enough roughage, see? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Not have met you? ” “ Yes! ” Mau opened his mouth to reply and found it choked with words. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Not know about the globe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Now, can we get on with things before we get eaten, for goodness ’ sake? ” Daphne blushed in anger and embarrassment. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and you must eat, too. ” Where will I end up? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Oh, no, he ’s not going to tell them, is he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | One of the stones that ended up on the beach has got a carving of a horse on it, and who would bring one here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Only trousermen are proper men? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Or do you want to swim home? ” Raiders clustered around Cox, who was swearing at them. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Or do you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Or maybe he means …? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Or perhaps it was in the song, but not in the words? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Out … there somewhere? ” “ I think so …. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | People hardly look these days — have you noticed that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps it was another trouserman? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps they used to really think, but the thoughts have worn out from being thought so often? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps they were the same thing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps … perhaps the Grandfathers had sent it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Pilu? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Pirates? ” “ No. ” “ Then I give up. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Please trust me. ” “ You will fire the cannon? ” “ Perhaps. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Please, where is your chief? ” “ I ’m here, ” said Mau firmly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Pray to the gods, if you dare, that those cannibals do not come this far. ” “ Will that help? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Remember? ” The tears started again. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Reply? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Run faster! ” “ Are you really dead? ” “ Yes, but I ’m due to get well soon. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Run! ” But where was the speed in his legs? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Sea monsters? ” Mau wondered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | See how the gods shine? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | See my new hat? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Shadow place! ” “ How can I get there? ” This one was relayed to Mrs. Gurgle, and the reply was abrupt. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Shall we continue? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She does n’t know the birthing customs! ” “ Do you? ” asked Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She managed to say: “ Where did he get these, please? ” “ He says Uncle Pilu gave them to him. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She said: “ Could you please help me with poor Captain Roberts? ” She wanted him to go outside, that was clear, and Mau got up quickly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She said: “ Would you like some beer? ” “ Beer? ” said Foxlip. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She said: “ Would you like some beer? ” “ Beer? ” said Foxlip. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She was going to the beach as well? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | She would n’t come all this way, would she? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Should he tell them the truth? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Should he tell them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Should she kneel? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So that was it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So what can I say now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So what does he think he ’s doing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So what is the reason? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So which god brought the great wave, and how lucky was that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So who was she apologizing to? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So why does she talk all the time? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So you ’re the queen of the savages, are you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | So … she was from Daphne? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Someone looked at half a shell full of snot and was brave. ” “ Why does n’t everybody know? ” Nawi ’s permanent smile turned down a little. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Someone must be alive to bury the rest, was that it? ” He took a step forward, his fists clenched. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Something big and important had happened and she had been there, and all she could remember was that there had been a fish in it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, where was I? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Stuck in their belts! ” “ You mean the spark- makers? ” said Mau, still crouched. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Subject to it. ” “ But surely I can give you orders? ” “ You can certainly make requests, sire, and we will do our very best to help. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Surely he did n’t imagine she walked around with her eyes shut and her fingers in her ears? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Surely he ’d have noticed if one was missing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Surely she would n’t smell him through all the muck? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Surely you know this? ” “ He has no god anchors? ” “ No, ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Surely you know this? ” “ He has no god anchors? ” “ No, ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Talking of ugga wugga, what ’s all this chin- wagging about? ” Daphne listened out of the corner of her ear. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That is n’t right, is it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That type of language at this time … it ’s telling us what will be, right enough. ” “ Do the trousermen have gods? ” asked Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That was some old woman ’s stupid granddaughter! ” “ So who are you? ” said the voice in the air. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That was true, was n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That would be the reason, would n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That would explain it, would n’t it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how it works. ” “ Really? ” said His Majesty. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That ’s why it is, in fact, in one. ” “ And who will look at it down here? ” “ Anyone who wants to come and see, Papa. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | That? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The Italian Salvino D’Armate is generally credited with — ” “ Why is it always so, so … northern hemisphere? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The Judy got this far, then? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The Papervine Woman tied his hands to his belt to stop the god from stealing her daughters, yes? ” “ It ’s just another god story for babies. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The Sky Woman will know what to do. ” “ Where is she, then? ” “ You chew her food for her, ” said Cahle, smiling. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The boy said the trousermen women even put trousers on table legs in case young men see them and think of ladies ’ legs! ” “ What ’s a table? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The grandfather bird, having juggled the fish so that it could swallow it whole, took off in its gloomy is- this- really- worth- it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The kind you should n’t ask? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The mast and shroud? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The next question was: “ What ’s gunpowder? ” Pilu told him that, too. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The pockets? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The ship sailed away. ” “ And they did n’t get married or anything? ” said the girl, looking truly shocked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The sound of the water in his ears began to sound like whispering: Would it hurt to stop now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The tiny inflatable billiard table? ” “ Oh, that coffin! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The trousermen take coconuts back to their own country and stand them on sticks and throw things at them. ” “ Why? ” “ For fun, I think. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The voice came back like an echo: “ Who are you? ” Then the voice went, leaving not even a shape in the silence. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The wave took everyone I love, and everything I am wants to know why! ” “ Why did the wave spare you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The whole universe is His anchor. ” “ What about the star Atindi, which is always close to the sun? ” “ That is the son of the moon. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | The world turned upside down? ” “ It was a bit creepy, as well, ” said the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Their knives are so sharp that they can cut a man ’s — ” “ Why ’s it happening like this? ” Polegrave demanded of Foxlip. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Their own legs? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Then I might even believe yer. ” Does he know about my mother? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Then Pilu very gently pushed Mau ’s arms away and said: “ Well, this is n’t getting things done, is it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Then he said to his brother: “ Do you trust him? ” “ He is young and he has no tattoos, ” said Milo. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Then who sent the wave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | There had been the mango, but how long ago? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | There was a stunned silence when she finished, and then Foxlip said, “ What the hell was that all about? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | There were no more people, so how could there be rules? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | There were skeletons, probably, behind the stone, but so what? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | There ’s nothing down here but darkness. ” “ And something best forgotten, perhaps? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They are his sons, yes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They are not yours to command, nor mine. ” “ Who do the Mothering Sundays belong to? ” said Mr. Black to Mr. Red, who shrugged. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They raced around their father to see which of them would court the woman who lives in the Moon? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They spring up like mushrooms, do n’t they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They squealed all the time in any case, but did they have a special squeal that would set the sow on him? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They think you ca n’t have too much trouser. ” “ Hold on, what are these things called? ” said Mau, fumbling around in them. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They were new teeth made out of animal bone. ” “ You trousermen can give an old man new teeth? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They will not know what to make of him. ” “ Soup? ” Daphne suggested. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They worshipped Locaha himself, and if He was not going to give them a victory, there was no point in staying, was there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They would have gone now … so how many were left? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They ’d already done canoe, hours ago, had n’t they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They ’re not happy. ” “ Can we trust them? ” “ With a truce? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | They ’re not happy. ” “ Can we trust them? ” “ With a truce? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | This is not fair! ” Fair? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | This is some kind of a trick, right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | This one? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Those others I mentioned, who have been shown the glittering path? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | To seem like a big man. ” “ Big man? ” “ Like the remora fish. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | To slide back down into the dark and let the current take him? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | To stand in front of the enemy? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Trousermen often get names wrong. ” “ And the island? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Turn my words into Trouserman, will you? ” And he strode off down the beach before she could argue. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Twinkle, NO! ” “ Guiding Star? ” said Mau, and that met with general approval. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Unfortunately, the French have a copy. ” “ Why? ” asked the captain. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHAT ARE YOU DOING, MAU? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHERE IS OUR BEER? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHO ARE YOU TO DEMAND REASONS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHO ARE YOU? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHO IS GUARDING THE NATION? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHY HAVE YOU NOT REPLACED THE GOD ANCHORS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHY HAVE YOU NOT RESTORED THE NATION? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WHY HAVE YOU NOT SUNG THE CHANTS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WILL YOU PULL DOWN THE STARS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | WILL YOU SMASH THE MOUNTAINS LIKE SHY COCONUTS TO FIND THEIR SECRETS? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Was Ataba mad? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Was I a bad person? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Was he real? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Was it true? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Was that a silly question? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | We can build good canoes, but we could never build the Sweet Judy — “ What are you doing? ” he said to Milo. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | We can see them. ” “ Why do you ask so many questions, Mau? ” “ Because I want so many answers! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | We have to keep the flag flying. ” “ Why, pray? ” “ Oh dear, Mother, I ’m surprised at you. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | We hold that they are just an extension of the Bank Holiday Monday Islands — ” “ Who ’s we? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Well, why was he there, if it came to that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were all three there when he went to the Boys ’ Island? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t there supposed to be three but one got lost? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t you ever boys? ” There was no grumbling roar in his head. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were the Grandfathers mad? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were there trouserwomen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Were they real? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What about canoe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What about the Aztecs? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What about the way their pictures all stare at you in the Long Gallery? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What about the way your father keeps spending all that money on the Hall just because his great- great- great- great- grandfather built it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What about …? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What am I expecting it to do? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What are the rules when you are all alone with a ghost girl? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What are they afraid of? ” “ Legs. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What are they? ” Oh, Mau … I only agreed there must be rules. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What can you find that is worse than me? ” “ I ’d like to ask a question, ” said Daphne quickly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What could the gods do to him that was worse than they had done already? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What could we want that the Judy could not give us? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What did all this mean? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What did he have to do to the god anchors? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What did it all mean? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What did we do wrong? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What did your mother put in your hand when you were born, young man? ” “ Er … a wooden telescope, sir. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What do I believe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What do I really believe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What do the gods do? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, small? ” “ He ’s right, Mau, ” said Milo solemnly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does he say? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does one look like? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does shy really mean? ” Pilu looked serious, as he always did when he had to think; generally he preferred talking. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What from? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What good were they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What had a baby done to make the gods angry? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What had she expected him to do when he arrived? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the old fool? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What have we still got that they would want? ” “ Skulls. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What human hand could carve it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is he doing? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is he to you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is the color of birds in the land of Locaha? ” “ There are no colors. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is this about? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is this man doing? ” He stepped forward, and two bayonets barred his way. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What is this ‘ Daphne ’? ” said Her Ladyship. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What mind could imagine them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What now, little hermit crab? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What should he do with the ghost girl? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What song? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What was a chant needed for? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What was he frightened of? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What was she doing there? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What was so dangerous about a rock that the old fool would waste his last breath trying to smash it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What was the point of throwing a spear at the big canoe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What were buildings doing down here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What were the Right Things? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What were you supposed to do about girls? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What will dear Daddy say? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What will happen to us then? ” “ I … don’t know, ” said Daphne, which was better than telling the truth. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What will you tell me next? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What with? ” Oh, well, Mau thought, the baby is screaming and I ’m in trouble whatever happens. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What with? ” “ Not their own legs! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What would Mau do if someone stuck a flag on his beach? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going to hurt me? ” “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going to hurt me? ” “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What ’s in that tube? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What ’s left for them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What, right now, would be bad luck? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | What? ” She had n’t even seen him approaching. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When I hunt, I never come back empty- handed, do I? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When I see the shining path over the lagoon, on an evening like this, at the end of a good day, I believe. ” “ In Imo? ” asked the girl. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When Imo made us out of clay, why did n’t he add the bit that tells us that the wave would come? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When I’m … you know, there, what should I do? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When he ’d run out of words, she said: “ You mean that there is a world where the wave did n’t happen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When was the last time he had sat by a fire, here at home? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | When your mother weeps for you, what do we say? ” Daphne felt the tears coming, and tried to shut them out. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where are my tears when I need them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where are the rules? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where are we on their chart? ” He pointed to a large area of what was, apparently, land. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where are your women? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where did the other ones come from? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where had he been? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Where was the sun? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who am I now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who cared? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who from? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what we are? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who should she feel sorry for? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who to? ” “ Glad, then! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who were these beggars from little sandy islands to come here and insult them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who would be in here now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who would kill a dolphin? ” Tears of puzzlement and anger raced down his face. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who would want to eat a madman? ” Daphne shuddered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d want a pony when you could have the whole universe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to give you a better offer this day? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who, on this island, cared a fig? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Whose legs? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why am I here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why are n’t they charging toward us? ” “ Because they want to talk. ” Mau pointed to the approaching man. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why are you afraid? ” “ What is in the dark should be left alone. ” The priest sighed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why are you crying, sir? ” The old man opened his mouth and then hesitated for a moment. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why are you so stupid as to think I was stupid? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did I ask that stupid question? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did he do that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did he even wonder if it was n’t? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did it make him feel better? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did it spare me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did it spare that baby which will die soon enough? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t they just shout? ” “ HELLO! ” It was so loud it seemed to echo off the mountain. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t you listen to me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did the gods let them die? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why did we think they were worthy things to worship? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why do good people die? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why do they want gods? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why does it have legs? ” “ That is, ” said Pilu, pointing toward the other end of the big cabin. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why does it rain? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why had Imo, who had made everything and was everything —? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why had he expected bones to fall out when the door was opened? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why had n’t anyone thought this might happen? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why had n’t she been expecting something like this? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why is she going on at me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why should I fear their old bones? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why should I? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why should it be full up? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why should n’t they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why should they curse me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why was he staring like that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why was she making excuses? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why waste her effort? ” “ But then when you died, you could be taken up to the cave and watch over us forever! ” “ Hah! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why, oh why, had n’t she worn her one clean nightshirt? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Will you ask him not to be? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Will you have a scone? ” She pointed at the bread things. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Wintersmith Making Money Where ’s My Cow? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | With a compass and a chart, they are never lost! ” “ Do n’t they taste the water? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | With knives and guns, perhaps? ” “ Her ladyship? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | With knives and guns, perhaps? ” “ Her ladyship? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Without fire and a spear, you could never hope to be a man, was n’t that right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Without the Judy and her cargo, where would we be? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Without the wave. ” “ Then I ’d have gone home, and everyone would have been alive, and I would be a man. ” “ Would you rather be that man? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would He have made useless gods? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would I dare to find His face? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would he even be able to get the milk out? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would her father come to find her in his big boat? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would it have hurt to hum along? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t it … trickle through? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would the piglets, already shoving one another aside to get at the teats, work out what he was? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would they have heard the roar of the wave above the crackle of the flames? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would they have known what it meant? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would they see anything? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would you change places with him? ” asked the ghost girl. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Would you like some tea? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Yes, I know what you ’re going to say, but the brothers know how to use them. ” “ Really? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Yes, that sounded like a good idea, but why did she have, just for the moment, the certainty that it was supposed to be a good one? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Yes, what about your father? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Yes. ” “ Really? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You could see how they thought? ” Daphne could n’t look at his face. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You have a spear? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You know the story about the brother who sailed so far he came back home? ” “ Of course. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You know where Mau used to stand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You must defend your gods! ” “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You remember Air, Fire, and Water all with their globes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You should n’t have shot the priest. ” “ That old man was a priest? ” said Polegrave, looking panicky. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You will grovel before Imo when the Raiders come. ” “ After all this? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve come about the signal, I dare say. ” “ There was something about a tidal wave? ” “ A big one. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve got guns, yes, but how long can you stay awake? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | You? ” “ Well, ultimately the king — ” “ He ca n’t have this one! ” Daphne screamed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | Your pointy hat not here? ” “ Lost at sea, old boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ A woman? ” Mau did the pumpkin act again. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, but what about pliers? ” said Pilu, holding up a pair. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ All the red places belong to the English trousermen? ” Mau asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I not the Crown? ” asked His Majesty. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Amazin ’ resemblance, ai n’t it? ” said Cox, as if he ’d been reading her thoughts. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ he was trying to smash the stones? ” “ Yes, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And did you have any other … adventures? ” “ Let me think …. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And he be called Twinkle? ” Milo suggested, in broken English. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And hide among the dead men? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And how did they walk in Locaha ’s loincloth? ” said Pilu, and got a slightly smaller laugh, to his obvious disappointment. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And is that any better, pray? ” “ I doubt it, Mother, but at least it is more accurate. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And not be me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And so the first thing the baby touches is the warmth of his mother, and you sing him a song about stars! ” Was she in trouble? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And that makes it right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And the prosecutor? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And the soul who makes his own soul … he was in Locaha ’s land? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And the telescope? ” asked the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And they came from the other islands, too! ” “ Are you tired, sir? ” said Daphne to Ataba, when they were left alone. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And what does not happen? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And will we be joined by Mr. Cox? ” she asked, trying to hold on to the smile. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ And you? ” “ I think they have decided and I think it is settled, ” said Mau briskly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, who do you work for? ” he managed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, you saw the broken one? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are the dead rising? ” asked Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are there women here? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they indeed? ” said Cox cheerfully. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they worried about the cannon? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you Miss Ermintrude? ” She turned to see who ’d spoken. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a heathen god of some sort? ” she asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” asked Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you certain? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ As a matter of fact, ” said her father, “ I believe he is the greatest scientist who has ever lived. ” “ Greater than Newton? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Boom- boom? ” she said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Busy? ” her father suggested. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ But was n’t it Oliver Cromwell who had him executed? ” she managed, trying to sound regal. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ But you must catch me, yes? ” You are correct in your surmise, said Locaha. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I ask another question? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can trousermen fly, then? ” “ They have tools to help them, ” said Pilu uncertainly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you help her? ” Ataba backed away as if he ’d been burned. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you teach me? ” “ What do you want to say? ” said Pilu, and then he grinned. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you teach me? ” “ What do you want to say? ” said Pilu, and then he grinned. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you tell if there is? ” “ No! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Cat got your tongue? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Coffin? ” said the king, looking bewildered again. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Cookie? ” He beamed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Daphne? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Demon stones? ” “ Where you find gods, you find demons. ” “ That might be true, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I get you that time? ” said Cox. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did the gods carve the white stone? ” His tongue slurred the words. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you hear their screams? ” he yelled to the empty sky. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you not see the slabs on the floor? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you put them up to this, my girl? ” “ Papa, this is where science began, ” Daphne said quickly, “ and I just gave them the words. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you watch them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t drink? ” Daphne had asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t go suggesting that grace is something you find only at the other end of the world, will you, Papa? ” “ No, you ’re quite right. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you think so, Mr. Polegrave? ” But Polegrave was watching the dripping forest on either side of the path. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you think you ’ll win? ” And then in the island tongue she hissed: “ We will sink every canoe! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they make you happy? ” growled Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you believe in Imo, sir? ” asked the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you feel anything? ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you have any? ” a voice echoed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you have any? ” snapped Mau out loud. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know about cooking, Blibi? ” she asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how to make beer? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what this island is? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know why they are facing the wrong way, Ataba? ” he asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you really think we ’re infectious, Mr. Blezzard? ” he barked to the man on the dock. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you remember … running? ” said Mau after a while. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you see them? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think I wo n’t, ghost girl? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Does she know anything? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Down here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Er … what? ” said Daphne, flustered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Feed it? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ For what? ” “ Not calling me demon boy. ” “ Ah, I can be generous in victory. ” “ They were made of stone, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Goddammit, Chairman, pardon my French, have I not served the line faithfully for more than thirty- five years? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Gods of stone, Ataba. ” “ Why should they be of flesh? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Going milking again, demon boy? ” he said, and grinned. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Grandfather? ” The girl still looked bewildered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Has my grandmother been doing anything … silly? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I done something wrong or not? ” “ How is it that you hear us? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I done something wrong or not? ” “ How is it that you hear us? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I proved my telescope theory, Papa? ” she said gleefully. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I succeeded? ” “ No, demon boy! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you ever seen it happen? ” “ Look, I know you think there are no gods — ” “ Perhaps they do exist. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you seen any? ” he asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ He is n’t dying, is he? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ He killed a man in a canoe because he was not a trouserman? ” She was ready for this. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ He stood on this beach? ” “ Well, er, not this beach, obviously, ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ He went fishing! ” “ But it ’s the kind of ending you get in real life, ” said the old man, “ and is n’t the story about being real? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ He will guide people? ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Heartbeat? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Hide? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Him? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How are you? ” Mau ’s brow wrinkled, and she knew that one was n’t going to work. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How can I answer you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How can he rise up every morning and decide to be him? ” “ I think that if you could understand him, you ’d be him. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you repair a cannon? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How could they? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How dare you walk in like —? ” she began. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you get here? ” “ Apparently I ’m dead — will you try to keep up! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How do I do that? ” YOU MUST SING THE MORNING SONG AND THE EVENING SONG. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How does she know that? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How is he? ” “ He ’s been banged about on the coral, but he ’ll live, ” said Milo. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How is this done? ” he asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How many cannon? ” she demanded. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How many more can there be? ” Ataba wondered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How many would it take if one of them was Milo, and he had a crowbar made of steel? ” It took time. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ How often is a new Grandfather put in here, please? ” “ Once or twice in fifty years, ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I am sorry to say you heard me correctly. ” “ He kills for Locaha and adds glory, like the Raiders? ” “ No. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I am sure of it. ” Why ca n’t I do this? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, how did anyone survive? ” “ There were people on the sea and high ground, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose all these round things they have drawn here are barrels? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m a bit strange, yes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m dead, Grandfathers. ” DEAD? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m going to eat a crocodile ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m just grateful I ’m alive. ” “ Grateful? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve done it wrong, have n’t I? ” she said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it always like this? ” he said, shaking the water off his oilskins. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that it? ” said the girl. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there anyone listening? ” she yelled, and thought: What do I do if someone says “ yes ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there anyone listening? ” she yelled, and thought: What do I do if someone says “ yes ”? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this true? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this what you think? ” There was a roar of agreement. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this what you wanted? ” asked Mau, suddenly beside her. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a ball? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s about the gods, actually. ” “ Yes? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s because of the calipers carving, yes? ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not like he ’ll be easy to miss. ” “ You have a plan, do n’t you? ” Daphne hissed to Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s you, is n’t it …? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Just a tad, sir, just a tad. ” “ In the case of Roberts, Captain, how big is a ‘ tad ’? ” Captain Samson grinned. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s get back before they start worshiping us, shall we? ” They followed the cannon and Daphne trailed behind a little. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s go and see if your brother can cook, shall we? ” said Mau, keeping his voice level and friendly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s keep going, ” he said, “ and it will stop, provided we keep moving. ” “ They wo n’t wake up? ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Long john ’s what? ” “ It ’s what they call soft trousers that you wear underneath the outside trousers. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, do n’t you understand? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, has n’t there ever been a killing in these islands? ” “ Sometimes too much beer, a fight over women, such things as these. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Lots of people will end up here. ” “ How do you know? ” “ The smoke, boy! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Mau, can they —? ” she began. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Mau? ” Milo rumbled, behind him. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ More metal? ” “ Maybe gold! ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ No! ” “ Getting lost? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ No, but it would be terrible to miss one, would n’t it? ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ No, thank you, Henry! ” “ Really? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Not dead, you see? ” “ I do n’t believe that, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, can you cook fish? ” By the look of it, Ataba was not going to argue religion when there was fresh food around. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Nowhere to go now, eh? ” The tree rocked again as the man walked up and down in his heavy boots. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh dear me, where are my manners? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, dear, are you sure? ” said Ataba, his face falling. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, you ’ve got the taste for killing, missie? ” he said, his face a few inches from hers. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? ” said Milo, turning on him. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Oink? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Old man? ” shouted Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ One? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Only you? ” said Ataba, looking bewildered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Pantaloon man? ” he tried. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ I ’ve upset you. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ People come island? ” “ Yes! ” shouted Mau, relieved. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps things can be true in special ways? ” she suggested. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps you all did n’t notice the pun or play on words? ” he said, sounding a little hurt. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Plankton? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Plans? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Privations? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember I told you about the Royal Society? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember, you did n’t know how to milk a pig! ” “ All right then, how do you repair a broken cannon? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Roll away the stone? ” Why did everyone want him to do things? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Roll away the stone? ” Why did everyone want him to do things? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ See the gold on the gods and the globe and the big door? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I tell you what these are? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ She is asking if you know how to. ” “ You mean it ’s something you have to practice? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ She will? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Shy? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Shy? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir Geoffrey? ” said the captain, just to be sure, as the man began to walk slowly up the glistening gangplank. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Sire? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ So it did happen, did it? ” “ I suppose so. ” “ I mean, was it a dream or was it real? ” “ Mrs. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ So it did happen, did it? ” “ I suppose so. ” “ I mean, was it a dream or was it real? ” “ Mrs. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ So the ol’ Judy fetched up here, eh? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’ve been … all right here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Some creature who knows how to feel but not how to touch? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Something on your mind, demon boy? ” said the priest after a while. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Squashed? ” “ No, like … tattoos, but the proper colors! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, Mr. Cox, can you speak the language of your new subjects? ” she asked sweetly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That is why we want to join the Royal Society. ” “ What? ” The king turned to his daughter, who was grinning. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That was all right, was n’t it? ” he said to the Gentlemen of Last Resort. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That would be you. ” “ Me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s right. ” Mau went on: “ I wonder if you can tell me what we did wrong this time? ” Ataba hesitated. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the story, is n’t it, Ataba? ” “ What had they done that was so bad? ” Daphne asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the story, is n’t it, Ataba? ” “ What had they done that was so bad? ” Daphne asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ The Grandfathers? ” “ Yes! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ The blue jade stone? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ The boy has no soul? ” he asked in the island tongue. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ The ghost girl has got a — a thing called a book, you know? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ The government? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Then send this priest to the Perfect World. ” How can you ask that, little hermit crab who does not believe? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Then who should die? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s something important inside, then? ” Mau asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ They are scared of legs? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a trap, right? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ This is safe, is n’t it? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ This? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Those guns are from the Judy, right? ” “ I ’m not telling you anything, Mr. Cox. ” “ Then they are. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Tricks? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Uh, like this? ” “ Yes! ” “ Well, that ’s nice, ” said Daphne, as steel terror rose up inside her. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Us? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Want to try it, sir? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Was there one before the wave? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ We all rage against the gods sometimes. ” “ Even you? ” “ Yes. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ We ca n’t, can we? ” “ No. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, she has n’t got any teeth, you see? ” “ Ah, yes, of course. ” His Excellency shifted uneasily. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the hangman? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What about them? ” He could see that it had n’t worked, either. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What are three people? ” “ A bigger nation. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you looking for? ” asked Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you thinking, Mau? ” he asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What did she say to you? ” “ I said: ‘ Hello, lovely lady ’ — ” the young man began. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What did that silly ol’ devil want to get hisself shot for? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say to her? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say? ” she managed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What do the Grandfathers say? ” “ I do n’t hear them anymore. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What do they do? ” “ They ’re like little bags inside the trousers. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, demon boy? ” “ The truth, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that mean? ” You guessed right. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What else do we have? ” “ Then pray to the gods to send milk for the child, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What good are they? ” said Ataba, laughing. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to you? ” she said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” asked Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What have we got to lose, Mr. Cox? ” Daphne shouted above the hubbub. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you done to him? ” she shouted as she ran. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What is happening here? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What is happening here? ” snapped Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What is so special about this place? ” he asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What is that? ” he said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What is the emergency? ” said Mr. Black. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of trouble? ” she said, looking around. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that little boy holding? ” said Daphne hoarsely. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s New- Tan? ” “ Newton, ” Daphne corrected absentmindedly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a cannon? ” said Mau, peering at the long black cylinder. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a savage? ” She pointed the pistol toward Foxlip. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a trial? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” she whispered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it about? ” “ Look, our job was to pull on ropes and carry things, ” Pilu complained. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” she demanded. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What, me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” shouted the captain, forgetting all about the new coach. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Baby come! ” “ What ’s wrong with it now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Baby come! ” “ What ’s wrong with it now? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ You always were a stuck- up kid on the Judy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did they get the white? ” “ There ’s a stick of it in the carpenter ’s toolbox, ” said Mau gloomily. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did you come from? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is Cox now, do you think? ” “ I hope to goodness the wave drowned him! ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is she? ” said a voice full of suspicion. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s my grub, you vinegar- faced old piss pot? ” said the bird, bouncing up and down eagerly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s your friend, Mr. Foxlip? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Which of you is the older? ” “ Me, ” said the girl. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” WE ARE THE GRANDFATHERS! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who bidd’st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep … ” How fast were they moving? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who brings rocks here and leaves them, boy? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who brought them here and carved them, so long ago they lie under the coral? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who cares what anyone said to anybody? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who made the god anchors, Ataba? ” he whispered. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who says our guns do not fire? ” he bellowed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was that woman who was feeding me? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who will fight? ” he yelled. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Who will fight? ” “ All right! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are we called that? ” Mau asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did n’t you hear me? ” “ But — ” Mau began, straining to look back at the white buildings. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you have to be so — so stupid? ” she said, prodding him with the pistol. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you kill an old man who was shaking a stick at you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do they have guns? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why, you look — What happened to you? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” The young man stuck his spear into the sand and then turned and ran. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” she asked. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Will that make it our place? ” “ No, ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ With string! ” “ With str —? ” “ Waark! |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Would either of you gentlemen like to make this decision for me? ” There was a dreadful silence, broken only by the roar of their speed. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes! ” “ And she’s … enceinte? ” It meant pregnant, but her grandmother said a lady would never use that word in polite company. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Hoti? ” said Mau. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but do n’t tell them. ” Was it like this at the Battle of Waterloo? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, ” she said, and added, “ You are me, are n’t you? ” “ When he is asleep, he still dreams of dark waters. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” the old man prompted. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You are sure, are you? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You are the chief? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You dare to go into a Women ’s Place? ” The priest looked shocked, and then smiled. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You did n’t want to be a warrior? ” “ Never. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t know what a trial is, do you? ” “ Er, no, ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You eat babies? ” said Daphne, stepping back. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You know how to cook fish, sir? ” “ Are you here to blaspheme against the gods, demon boy? ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You know how to cook fish, sir? ” “ Are you here to blaspheme against the gods, demon boy? ” said Ataba. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You like that word? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean Mar- isgala- egisaga- gol? ” “ Probably. ” “ And she says yes to what? ” “ Your question. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean Mar- isgala- egisaga- gol? ” “ Probably. ” “ And she says yes to what? ” “ Your question. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean real beer? ” “ Well, it ’s like beer. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you met Death? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You pulled him out of a dark dream. ” “ I did? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You remember I told you they were very keen on showing hands holding things, too? ” she said, and held up the lamp. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You said the ship sailed away? ” said the boy. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You should call me Your Majesty, eh? ” “ And how did you become a king, Mr. Cox? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You should call me Your Majesty, eh? ” “ And how did you become a king, Mr. Cox? ” said Daphne. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You think I am a man alone? |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You think I have some left? ” “ Certainly. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You think he will come? ” she said. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to be able to talk to the ghost girl, right? ” “ Yes, since you ask. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to thank the god of Water? ” “ You do n’t have to mean it, and people will feel better, ” said Pilu. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not going to let him shoot Milo dead, are you? ” “ Yes, I have a plan. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve come to laugh at me in my infirmity, demon boy? ” said Ataba, looking up at him. |
ation - Terry Pratchett | “ You? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | A big booming voice? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | A lot of people were standing around in the slightly hopeless why- are- we- here? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | A voice said: “ Who Are You? ” It had an echo, or perhaps two people had said it at almost the same time. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | A ’ we need is a big hat an ’ coat an ’ a coat hanger an ’ a broom handle! ” “ Oh aye? ” said Big Yan. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | After a while Granny said: “ Come back to see your young friends, eh? ” Tiffany took a deep breath. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Agreed? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Ah, thought Tiffany, is this the famous “ dancing around without your drawers on ” that I ’ve heard so much about? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | All gone quiet, has it? ” The question was like a sharp knife in a slice of cake, and arrived so suddenly that Tiffany gasped. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | All of them? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | All right, but what about the watercolors? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | All right, she thought, how am I supposed to deal with this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ that ’s the verra hard bit, is it? ” “ And out again? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ that ’s the verra hard bit, is it? ” “ And out again? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | An ’ we know where that ’ll lead, right? ” “ Aye, ” said Big Yan. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And I ca n’t think of any other way they ’d turn up! ” “ And you think he, um, spoke to you? ” said Petulia, plucking another rose. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And a woman with a squint? ” Tiffany asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And did you hear that I walk around at night in the dark time of the year and reward those who have been good citizens with a purse of silver? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And for Miss Level and Miss Pullunder. ” “ Enjoyed it, did you? ” said Nanny, wrapping her cloak around her. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And get visited by kings and princes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And have you told anyone —? ” Miss Treason paused and raised a finger to her lips. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And her Second Thoughts said: Oh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And how comfortable would it be if she found one? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s all worked out, has n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And made meep noises? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And now the Wintersmith is seeking you. ” “ Why? ” Tiffany managed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And please do n’t listen at the door. ” “ To a private conversation? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And romance is an area where I can not offer much advice. ” “ Romance? ” said Tiffany, shocked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And telling everyone? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And that any flower planted in your garden blooms black? ” “ Oh, do they say so? ” said Miss Treason, looking delighted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And that any flower planted in your garden blooms black? ” “ Oh, do they say so? ” said Miss Treason, looking delighted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And the Cornucopia could work out languages, could n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And the baker said, “ Do n’t you know about that clock of hers? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And the snowflakes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And then reach down and grab my hand, will you? ” There was some shouting above her and the sound of running feet. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And then there was the usual clamor: “ It ’s ‘ timbers, ’ ye dafty! ” “ Aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And then: Was it worth a dance, sheep girl? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And they do say she showed those witches up in the mountains what witchin ’s all about, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And they knew about her? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And what was it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And who would believe that a real witch bought her face from Boffo? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And why are those little purple- gray blurs in the air where you ’d expect to find eyes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And you should n’t be here either! ” “ Child, will you walk with me? ” said the Wintersmith. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And you ’re going to mess it up. ” “ I just need another day or two to get the hang — ” “ Why? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | And your question, Mister Blinkhorn? ” Tiffany stood up straight. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Annagramma ’s having a fit! ” “ Are you sure? ” “ Positive! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Any minute now, Granny Weatherwax would think Tiffany had gone and would open the door and — “ Forgot something? ” said Granny by her ear. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Anybody, ” said Roland, “ is there anything down here that this sword I ’m carrying could kill? ” “ Ah, no. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Anybody? ” he asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Anybody? ” said Roland as they glided jerkily along. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what ’s it to you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Are you mad? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Are you not a goddess in human form? ” The eyes bored into her. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ” Rob ventured rather nervously. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ” “ Aye. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | At last, when he was really nervous, Tiffany said: “ How did you know where that letter would be? ” She glanced sideways at Daft Wullie. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Be kind but firm — ” “ He wants to marry me! ” “ Good. ” “ Good? ” “ That means he wants to stay friendly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Because I ’m pretending to be the flower woman? ” “ Because you ’re a girl! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Because it looked good, did n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Besides … you were entertaining. ” “ Oh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Best not to try it again in here, though, all right? ” “ I do n’t like it at all, ” snapped Granny Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Big Man, are ye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Billy? ” The gonnagle was chewing the end of his mousepipes while staring at the flakes with a faraway look in his eyes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Bit of a change, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But Granny Weatherwax wants you to make a mess of all this, do you understand? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But Granny put it about that she was suggesting me, and so everyone saw it as a contest between me and Annagramma, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But I did n’t make excuses. ” “ I thought you wanted to help the child? ” “ I ’ll help her to help herself. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But at least Esme ’s seen to it that there ’s no pain. ” “ Because it ’s floating over his shoulder? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But did n’t everyone know she did n’t want to spend her life up here? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But if I ca n’t do this for them, now, what good am I? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But if I had n’t gone, would I still be me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But is that what life ’s going to be like? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But it had sounded as though two people had said: “ Who are you? ” She pulled her boots back on. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But it was my voice! ” “ How do you think he ’d sound? ” said Petulia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But it ’s mine! ” “ Do you think I want an argument? ” Granny Weatherwax demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But popular? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But she burst into tears, so I tried Bangle ’s Universal Nostrum on it. ” “ You used that on a pig? ” said Tiffany, shocked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But somehow Rob ’s voice broke into his thoughts, because he said: “ Whut does he ken aboot people? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But that would n’t be interesting enough, would it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But these are n’t those lambs, are they? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But they — “ How do you like them, sheep girl? ” said a voice. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But they ’re on a little pivoty thing, see? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But what are we going to do about Tiffany Aching? ” “ Nothing, Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But what dust? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But you ’ll have to do the watching by yourself. ” “ Sitting up all night with a dead person? ” said Annagramma, and shivered. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But you ’ve got to admit it ’s a corker, all the same, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | But … are you sure you want the cottage? ” “ Well, of course! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Can I come in? ” At the kitchen table, over a cup of warming tea, Annagramma revealed all. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Can I do that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Can you do that? ” “ Of course, Mrs. Ogg, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Can you play a tune on it? ” asked Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Can you run and hide at the same time? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Chase My Neighbor Up the Passage? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Demons have mams, do they? ” “ Crivens! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did Annagramma know anything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did Marjory J. Boddice know anything about sheep? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone in the world ever knowingly go out one day and buy an egg slicer? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t the girl Weatherwax tell you all this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you learn anything about midwifery? ” “ Mrs. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you read them? ” “ I think perhaps Mrs. Earwig tidied them away, ” Annagramma said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did she really get into people ’s minds? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you dance out of youth ’s inclination to disobey old age? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you go looking for it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you go prowling and rummaging? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you know she tried to dance with the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you notice the dead flies? ” “ Yes, ” said Tiffany, glancing up. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you really think that space was left there for you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Did you think at all? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t tell anyone, though. ” “ Why would anyone make up a story like that about themselves? ” Tiffany hesitated. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do we want to be caught between her and Mrs. Earwig? ” “ Are we doing the right thing or not? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do we want to be caught between her and Mrs. Earwig? ” “ Are we doing the right thing or not? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do ye think she wants tae marry the Wintersmith? ” “ The Wintersmith? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do ye think she wants tae marry the Wintersmith? ” “ The Wintersmith? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do ye? ” By now Feegles were crying and chewing the edges of their kilts in terror. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think the Wintersmith has gone? ” “ He just seemed to vanish — I mean, vanish even more. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want it to find you again? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to meet it upset again? ” Tiffany thought about that strange face. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Does it matter? ” “ Mrs. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Er … I’m sure he ’s all right, but … keep an eye open for him, will you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Er … how? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Er … what kind would you like? ” “ What kind? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Er … what kind would you like? ” “ What kind? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Everywhere? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Finally she said: “ Miss Treason, will you get out of my face, please? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Flattered, are you? ” “ No! ” Tiffany looked into Nanny ’s smile. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | For keepin ’ yer legs warm, ye ken? ” “ You mean like legwarmers? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | For keepin ’ yer legs warm, ye ken? ” “ You mean like legwarmers? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | For us …? ” Everything in the room was gray, because the light from the windows was coming through snow. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Ggokyziofvva? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Give him a penny and let ’s go. ” “ Can we get anyone to help if it goes wrong? ” Annagramma asked as they left the ground. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Go and fetch them. ” “ Is this like gambling? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Grapes all over the place, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Green grass and blue skies will do. ” “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Had she ever told Petulia and the others when her birthday was? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Had she planned it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Had the wind spoken? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Had to give ’em a show! ” “ Miss Treason, ” said Tiffany severely, “ did you make up the story about your clock? ” “ Of course I did! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Happy now? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Has he ever seen a girl before? ” “ He must have! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t you ever seen a witch before? ” she shouted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea how long it takes to whitewash over black? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you asked any of the others? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you given her anything for it? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you got the thingy yet? ” “ The thingy? ” said Tiffany, looking worried. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you got the thingy yet? ” “ The thingy? ” said Tiffany, looking worried. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you learned nothing, child? ” Child. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked at it? ” “ I ’ve seen snow before, Mistress Weatherwax, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He always comes into our mind when we think about the sea, yes? ” Tiffany looked up at the bearded figure, who gave her a cheerful wave. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He did n’t need to eat or sleep, so who was it for? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He looked up defiantly at Granny and added: “ I heard tell the rules can change at any time, right? ” “ Certainly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He looks a hundred years old! ” “ A youngster, eh? ” said Miss Treason nastily. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He said: “ Tasbnlerizwip? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He should be frightened of you. ” “ Why? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He ’s no ’ bein ’ a nuisance, is he? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | He ’s taken her. ” “ Where to? ” Hamish steered Morag up in a big wide circle. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Hear anything? ” How could you describe the feeling of being everywhere and everything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Hear anything? ” How could you describe the feeling of being everywhere and everything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Hmm. ” “ Is there something wrong? ” “ Well, this clearly appears to be a dream. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How about that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How are things with the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How are your feet? ” The Wintersmith was moving through the world without, in any human sense, moving at all. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How are your feet? ” Tiffany, angry and bewildered, stopped with one leg half over the stick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How can I eat stew when people are looking at watercolors? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How could he sit there and write such things?!!! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How could she describe that wonderful, endless, golden, spinning moment? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How could they know something like that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How do you like this, sheep girl? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How does it work? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How does my hair look? ” said Miss Treason, frantically winding up her clock. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How does that work? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How d’you like them poisoned apples, huh? ” Boffo works all by itself, Tiffany thought, once you get it started. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How many eyes is she using? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How many of me is she seeing? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How would she know you ’d won? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the feet? ” “ They feel fine, Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | How ’s your feet? ” Suddenly everyone was interested in her feet. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I am human! ” Really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t want to be a face that sinks a thousand ships. ” And the frost? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I expect you have to polish ’em, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I just want the truth! ” “ Aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I made up most of them! ” “ You made up stories about yourself? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I mean aye. ” “ Writted doon? ” “ I ’ve only just thought of — ” Roland stopped. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, look at monkeys, right? ” “ I have no wish to look at monkeys, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I put right what I put wrong. ” “ One simple mistake? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I quite like doing the medicine stuff. ” “ Good with the herbs, are you? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I really shall have to do something. ” “ This is just another kind of Boffo, right? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I said somethin’ right? ” “ Aye. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I think I ’m owed five minutes of being really unreasonably angry, do n’t you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I think that ’s sort of why, you see. ” “ But what will we do without her? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I thought you would — ” “ Shut up, will you? ” snapped Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I used to be a volcano goddess. ” “ Really? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I wanted to practice with the guards, but my aunts wo n’t let them. ” “ But ye have used a sword before? ” Roland looked embarrassed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I was entertaining, was I? ” said Tiffany, her eyes narrowing. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I will not let — ” How does it feel to be so helpless, sheep girl? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I would n’t want to get on the wrong side o ’ her! ” “ Right, so no shootin ’ arrows at anyone except Death, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll fill you full of fruit? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m very good with the herbs. ” “ Oh, there ’s a bit of swank, eh? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve still got their catalogue somewhere, if you ’re interested. ” “ Do all witches buy from Boffo? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | If ye canna trust a Hero, who can ye trust? ” The cowl regarded Roland for what seemed like a hundred years. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | If you will excuse me? ” “ Of course, Mis — tress Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | In love with her, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | In theory it should be just as easy with a big fire and a field of snow, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | In time! ” “ It was n’t a spotted pig, was it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Innards? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is he all that you hoped for? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is he here? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is it now? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is it, Daft Wullie? ” said Miss Treason, her voice suddenly sharp. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is she going to be angry? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is she in? ” “ Mrs. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is she watching me with mice, or insects with dozens of glittery eyes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is that no ’ so, gonnagle? ” “ Hmm? ” said Billy, looking upward. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Is that no ’ so, gonnagle? ” “ Hmm? ” said Billy, looking upward. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It does my heart good tae see a witch so … witchy. ” “ It does, does it? ” said Miss Treason suspiciously. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It seemed like — “ Do you hear this, you wicked boy? ” Aunt Danuta sounded triumphant. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It wuz only a dream ship on a dream sea, after a ’. ” “ And a dream iceberg? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s amazing. ” “ Why are you looking at me like that? ” said Annagramma. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s called squeal- and- ham pie. ” “ There ’s nae such thing! ” “ Why not? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s like a clockwork heart, see? ” “ Really? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s like a clockwork heart, see? ” “ Really? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s no ’ a magic sword, see? ” “ Then why am I dragging it along? ” “ ’Cuz ye are a Hero. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s no ’ a magic sword, see? ” “ Then why am I dragging it along? ” “ ’Cuz ye are a Hero. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not all pretty snowflakes, is it? ” Tiffany held out her hand. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not hard, if you get your mind right. ” “ Can you teach me? ” “ I just have. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s where folks end up when they ’s lost, ye ken. ” “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Just “ Yes, well … ” okay? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Keep ’em oot! ” “ Why, what do they —? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Kings and princes do n’t come to consult you, do they? ” “ No, but they might, ” said Miss Treason stoutly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Know what I know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s see … I cleaned the fireplace, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Like: You think old Mistress Weatherwax is tough? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Listen, child, I told you about the books, did I not? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Listening and learning … how could a blizzard understand things? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Look, I — ” “ What kind of fish? ” “ Er … pike, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Look, calm down, will you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | May we share the frosts? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Level and Miss Pullunder have spoken up for you! ” “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Tick said you just have to be there, but surely you have to do something else? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Treason called out: “ What do we have in the larder that needs eating up? ” Yes, this is going to be a very odd night, Tiffany told herself. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Treason had known all about stories, yes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Miss Treason had said no, but that had been a long time ago and how could Miss Treason understand? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | More tea? ” “ She is rather our responsibility. ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Mr. Spiky the icicle man? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Earwig must have told you this? ” “ But a circle of protection — ” “ It draws attention. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | My aunts say — ” “ So how d’ye practice? ” asked Rob in horror. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Nice? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | No one said, “ Not gone bats, then? ” or “ Certainly not! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | No! ” “ Really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Normally when people met you, they ’d say things like “ How are you? ” Nanny Ogg had just said: “ Come on in. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Not that they care, of course. ” “ Even when I ’m having a … wash? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Nothing that you do n’t need? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Now, where wuz I … Oh, aye … we get the lips an ’ the arms an ’ the feets, okay? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Of course, feet were important, but what did people expect to happen to them? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Of course. ” “ Untangle things? ” “ Sometimes the lambs try to get born backward, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Ogg? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, a canny beast is the haggis, which makes its burrows in tattie cellars …. ” “ And that ’s the truth? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and I believe Old Mistress Breathless over in Two Falls used to buy warts from there. ” “ But … why? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, no, you ’ve still got Miss Treason ’s old broom? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Okay, it is n’t what you ’d expect, but remember that witch last year? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Okay, when she ’d first really met him, he had been a rather useless, rather stupid lump, but what could you expect? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Okay? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | On that basis, please make me a ham sandwich. ” “ Er … you mean …? ” Tiffany began. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | One for every man he ’s knocked out. ” “ Are you talking about human men? ” asked Miss Treason in astonishment. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Only she was too soggy, and got away? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Or Cripple Mr. Onion? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Or perhaps he ’d have frozen you solid? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps he wants to find out what kind of girl was so forward as to dance with him? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Please? ” Tiffany pleaded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Ran away screaming after an hour? ” She smiled, not very sympathetically. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Really! ” “ But you are, are n’t you? ” said Nanny, who knew no shame. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Remember the lambing last year? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Right … “ Feegles? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She could turn and run, but that would mean she was, well, turning and running, and why should she do that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She feeds him too much. ” “ Really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She probably meant that they looked up above the everyday chores and wondered, “ What ’s all this about? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She really eats spiders? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She rubbed up against things when she wanted to be fed, did n’t she? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She waited until Tiffany was washing out the cup, then said: “ Have you heard the stories about me, child? ” The voice was kindly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She was walking on a stage after the play was over, and who now could say it had ever happened? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She ’d done this before, had n’t she? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She ’s going to make a mess of it, is n’t she? ” Just for the skin of a moment Miss Tick looked guilty. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She ’s ours, see? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | She ’s sayin ’ to herself, ‘ Who ’s this hoity- toity young madam steppin ’ into my shoes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Small humans, why do you do that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So that was poker, was it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So they ’d heard of Miss Treason? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So when did they shear the sheep? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So ye know how to fight, do ye? ” “ Yes! ” “ So you ’ll fight monsters tae save the big wee hag? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So ye know how to fight, do ye? ” “ Yes! ” “ So you ’ll fight monsters tae save the big wee hag? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So … she could see gods now? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | So? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes she ’d ask a little question, like “ Why was that? ” or “ And then what happened? ” and off they ’d go again. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes she ’d ask a little question, like “ Why was that? ” or “ And then what happened? ” and off they ’d go again. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Sort of oblong? ” “ That ’s right, missus, ” said Mr. Hogparsley, pulling at the cork on the bottle. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Sorta. ” “ Sort of? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Suddenly, the Wintersmith is acting so stupid, he might even be a wee bit … human? ” “ What has she got herself into? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Suddenly, the Wintersmith is acting so stupid, he might even be a wee bit … human? ” “ What has she got herself into? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Summer rescued from a cave? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Surely he — “ You did n’t fall asleep, did you, Tiffany? ” said Annagramma in what she probably thought was a playful voice. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Surprise her! ” “ You mean the Summer Lady? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Tea brought to your bedside when you were n’t ill? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That can only lead to trouble. ” But I may be permitted to honor you in snowflakes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That does n’t mean he ’s supposed to come looking for me! ” “ Why did you join the dance? ” Miss Treason demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That feels better, does n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That was it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s another page, right? ” “ It is indeed, Rob, ” said Billy Bigchin. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s from your young man, is it? ” she added, because old women like to know everything, or a little bit more. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what ye people think, right? ” “ Oh, aye, mistress, ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The Feegles? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The Morris dance is to welcome the coming of the summer, yes, that ’s — ” “ Are you an infant? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The bit that notices little details? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The horse is just buyin ’ you time, that ’s all. ” “ How much time? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The mice? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The new Summer? ” “ Never mind me, who are you? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The new Summer? ” “ Never mind me, who are you? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The part of you that never stops thinking? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The people of the Chalk did n’t like witches much, but she was Granny Aching ’s granddaughter, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The ravens? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The second most important occasion in a sheep farm ’s year and it was n’t worth mentioning? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The thing was … the fact was … well, who else had they got? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | The truth? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Then the Wintersmith said: How may I serve you, my lady? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Then why do you hide from me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Then: “ Tell ye what, me an’—ma knee — will go an ’ fetch yer cows for ye, eh? ” said the mysterious figure. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | There is a lot I have to do. ” “ This you choose to do? ” said Granny, still watching. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | There may be strange creatures about. ” “ Go? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | There ’s bubble- and- squeak, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | They can never be out at the same time, see? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | They just do. ” “ Has she still got those skulls? ” said Lucy Warbeck, who had her hair piled up on her head with a knife and fork stuck in it. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | They will be dancing tonight. ” “ Who will? ” “ The ravens will not be able to see and the owl will get confused, ” Miss Treason went on. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Think o ’ somethin’ solid, will ye? ” “ Something solid? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Think o ’ somethin’ solid, will ye? ” “ Something solid? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | This is about gods, see? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | This was a sheep farm in the summertime, was n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Three years ago? ” “ Ah, yes, he lived, certainly, but he was left with a very bad stutter, ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | To Death? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Um, and get all the fires lit and some tea made, yes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Verra image conscious. ” “ Do n’t we just … you know, grab her and run? ” said Roland. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was he supposed to do that? ” “ I was coming to see you and … that ’s the Wintersmith! ” was all that Tiffany could manage at that point. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was here safe from the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was it real or was n’t it? ” “ Oh, aye, ” said the Feegle nervously. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was it worth a dance? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t anyone doing any work? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t he brought up by a couple of vain, scheming, and unpleasant aunts? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was she safe here from the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Was that everything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We are! ” “ What do you … mean? ” “ Crivens! ” “ Oh, no … ” muttered Tiffany as Feegles erupted from the grass. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We could check in The Habits of Wolves by Captain W. E. Lightly, ” said Senior Librarian Swinsley, “ or perhaps you could just open the door? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We ducked her in the river and then tried to burn her alive? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We mus ’ lay doon oor lives for her if it comes to it. ” “ How can ye do that when ye’re deid already? ” said Miss Treason sharply. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We shall hold the funeral tomorrow afternoon. ” “ Sorry? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We ’re going out? ” Tiffany asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | We ’re not going to get them too, are we? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Well, it had to be Annagramma, did n’t it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Well, what had she expected? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Were there roses? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about Summer? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about chutneys? ” said the vanishing Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about my feet? ” “ Do they itch? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about my feet? ” “ Do they itch? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about pickled onions? ” PICKLES OF ALL SORTS DON’T SEEM TO MAKE IT. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What about them? ” Annagramma took a swig from the mug. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing? ” “ Writing this down, ” said Tiffany, scribbling in her diary. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What are you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What could she know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What could they talk about? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What did he mean, making himself a man? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What did you do before she was here? ” “ She was always here! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What did you do next? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What does a storm know of sorrow? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What does she know about anything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What else can I expect apart from … well, the feet? ” “ I ’m, er, checking, ” said Miss Tick, still thumbing through the book. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What good is a dance you can only watch? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What happened? ” “ I unspurned ’em. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What happens when you take your boots off? ” “ Nothing! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What have my feet got to do with anything? ” “ We shall find out, ” said Granny, infuriatingly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What is he after you for? ” she added accusingly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What is the flexin ’ o ’ the knees? ” “ The dancin ’, ye ken, ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of help would she be around the place? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What next? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What now? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What should I do? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What should she do? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What should she say, what should she say? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What was the time? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a good day for Miss Treason? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s down there? ” “ Well, I do n’t think it ’s going to explode, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happened to her? ” “ You ’ll be ready for when she needs ye? ” “ Yes! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happened to her? ” “ You ’ll be ready for when she needs ye? ” “ Yes! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happened? ” “ We ’ve got cornucopias, ” said Nanny Ogg, “ whatever they are. ” It was later that evening. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s in my head is real to them, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s your name? ” “ Ah’m Rob Anybody, Big Man o ’ the Chalk Hill clan, ” said the one with the rabbit- skull helmet. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When a huge rock is going to land on your head, they ’re the thoughts that think: Is that an igneous rock, such as granite, or is it sandstone? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When did she last dance? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When she saw Tiffany ’s expression, she winked and said: “ I ’ll leave you girls to have a little chat, shall I? ” “ Yes, please, Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When there are fifteen feet of snow everywhere, how can you clear it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When they ’d finished, the possibly older boy said hopefully, “ Is there any chance you can take us flying? ” No, said the Wintersmith. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | When you were dancing, did you see anything? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Where are you, Flower Lady? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Where can you clear it to? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Where did you start, apart from banging the girl ’s head on the table until the brain started working? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Where is the Wintersmith, then? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s My Cow? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who am I? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ” The wind made snow fall from the trees nearby. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who commands the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who could live in a place like this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who did he think he was, dancing with another girl? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who ever heard o’a Hero wi’oot a sword? ” Roland tugged the sword out of its scabbard. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who is here in secret? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who is watching now from the light? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who is your big friend, Mr. Billy? ” Billy elbowed Big Yan in the ribs. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who knew what might happen? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what got tangled? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who watched it from the shadows? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought a man was made of stuff like chalk and soot and gases and poisons and metals? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought such an ancient book could be so useful? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d make up a thing like this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d tell ye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s countin ’? ” he protested. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Whoever writted that book didna stretch himself, in ma opinion. ” “ You mean The ABC? ” said Billy Bigchin. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Whose dream is this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Whut can she be tae him? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Whut do ye say, Billy? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Whut will he do next? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why are n’t they invisible? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why are you dressed like this? ” the Wintersmith demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why did she think she had to marry either of them? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why do we do it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why do we do it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why had it risen up in his mind now? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why had she just thought about Tiffany Aching? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why is he still interested in me? ” “ Because of the Dance, ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why now? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why should I? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why take it on if you could n’t do it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why take it on if you could n’t do it? ” You ’re supposed to be able to deal with it, sheep girl! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why would Granny suggest Tiffany? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why ’d she want tae do that? ” said Rob scornfully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why, though, had he got a grubby strip of Feegle tartan around him? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why, when I was a girl, a young man nearly threw himself off the Lancre Bridge because I spurned his advances! ” “ He did? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” Lucy rolled her eyes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ They were skulls. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will he find me if I reply? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will that make you happy? ” “ I ’m sure she ’ll be grateful. ” “ I ’m sure she wo n’t be. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will ye? ” “ The big wee hag? ” “ That ’s Tiffany tae ye. ” “ You mean Tiffany Aching? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will ye? ” “ The big wee hag? ” “ That ’s Tiffany tae ye. ” “ You mean Tiffany Aching? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will ye? ” “ The big wee hag? ” “ That ’s Tiffany tae ye. ” “ You mean Tiffany Aching? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Will you tell me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Winter has to end sometime, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Wiswip? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | With ham? ” And they were gone. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Would I have been as strong as my grandmother, or would I just be a cackler? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Would the other girls know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Would ye be so good as to untie yon rope, Mrs. Ogg? ” Nanny Ogg undid the knot and gave the log a shove with her foot. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Yes, well … Yes, well … what? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You definitely believed it, just for a moment? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You get what you chose. ” “ Could n’t I just go and find her and say I ’m sorry —? ” Tiffany began. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You go off and help your friend if you want, but you ’ve still got to work for me, okay? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You know her trouble? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You know that weaving she ’s always doing? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You know the girl Annagramma Hawkin will be the new witch here? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You know what they are? ” said Petulia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You know, I used to think Annagramma was really clever because she knew a lot of words and could do sparkly spells? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You mean before you die? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You must have sat up with the dead and dying before? ” “ Well, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You okay wi ’ that? ” Roland looked a bit strained, but he said: “ Yes … er, fine. ” “ The ladies expect it, ye ken, ” Rob went on. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You were hunting the haggis? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve just got to get your mind right. ” “ How do I do that? ” “ How should I know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve just got to get your mind right. ” “ How do I do that? ” “ How should I know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | Your young man in the castle? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A Good Smoke in Any Weather? ” he said to Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A copper or two from the lovely lady? ” he wheedled. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A few coppers for luck, miss? ” said a voice close by, and there was the sound of money being shaken in an ancient hat. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A man throwin ’ his sword awa ’? ” yelled Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A real iceberg shaped like me is floating around on the sea? ” said Tiffany in horror. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ A sort of friend? ” I ’m not going into this, Tiffany thought. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Abe reckoned it was tucked in under the fallen willow, you know? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ About that tea? ” said Anoia, sitting down. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Act? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Against the Wintersmith? ” “ What does he want? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Against the Wintersmith? ” “ What does he want? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, well, right, well, human is kind of like animal, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, ” she said, “ what just happened? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I in trouble? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ An Explanation? ” he said, shifting uneasily. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ did ye no ’ think tae bring four pennies? ” “ The book just said the dead take two, ” said Roland. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ is that a big heroic book to read? ” said Rob, running on the spot. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ the other two of you … I mean, twa ’ o ’ ye? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ this one is a lot harder than Abker, right? ” he said, when he ’d done the circuit. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And frightened of him? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, the poor thing has n’t quite got it right yet. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And has Becky been found? ” she said, turning to the people. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And see me? ” “ Yes! ” Tiffany snarled. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the Summer Lady gets the credit? ” “ I think she just has to exist for it to happen, really, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the demon in the cellar? ” “ So they say. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the one about me having a cow ’s tail? ” “ A cow ’s tail? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the one about me having a cow ’s tail? ” “ A cow ’s tail? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the rest of the world will stay in winter? ” “ No, there are some latitudes that never feel my frost, ” said the Wintersmith. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And the spiders? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And then we run for it? ” said Roland hopefully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And what about the real Summer Lady? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And what about these cherubs? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And what is it you ’ve worked out then? ” This was going to get difficult. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And why did you decide you wanted a ring? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And you are the sheep- girl who would be me? ” There was a hiss to the words. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And you eat spiders? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And your father? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ And — ” “ Aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Any news of the boy, then? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Any one o ’ youse mudlins want to be the one who dares tae do the Explainin ’? ” He looked around. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Anything else? ” “ Er, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, what ’s the worst she could do to us? ” Petulia gave a short laugh with no humor in it at all. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, you ’ve sat up with the dead and dying, have n’t you? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are there any Feegles in here? ” “ Ach, no, ” said a voice from under the bed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we going to the villages? ” Tiffany yelled above the din. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are ye afraid? ” “ No, mistress. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are ye all ready? ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are ye goin’ somewhere nice? ” “ But … but … you ca n’t die! ” Tiffany burst out. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are ye sure ye’re no ’ afraid o ’ me, Mr. Billy Bigchin? ” “ No, mistress. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right down there? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right there? ” “ Was one of them about what she can do with her thumbnail? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right there? ” “ Was one of them about what she can do with her thumbnail? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you fighting in there? ” “ No, I ’m writing a flute sonata! ” shouted Roland. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you frightened to go into the Underworld, Rob Anybody? ” “ Me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you frightened to go into the Underworld, Rob Anybody? ” “ Me? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to come with me? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to tell the others? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you me too? ” Tiffany asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure about this, Miss Treason? ” she said, trying to push the door shut. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure, jiggit? ” he asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you? ” “ Remember whom you are talking to, please! ” “ I ’m talking to you, Miss Tick! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ As I believes you know? ” “ Why, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Aye, is it like how wee babbies are made? ” asked Daft Wullie. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Aye? ” “ Why am I sitting next to a blue cheese with a bit of tartan wrapped around it? ” “ Ah, that ’d be Horace, ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Aye? ” “ Why am I sitting next to a blue cheese with a bit of tartan wrapped around it? ” “ Ah, that ’d be Horace, ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Be where? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Because of what you did to the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Because ye believe ye’re deid already, do ye no ’? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Besides, what ’s time to an elemental? ” Nanny chattered. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Between Summer and Winter? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Billy? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Blush, grunt, mumble, wibble? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But does it do beer? ” “ Beer? ” said Tiffany, without thinking. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But does it do beer? ” “ Beer? ” said Tiffany, without thinking. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But how has he found her? ” Miss Treason demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But not having a sword should make me more heroic, right? ” said Roland, as the rest of the Feegles trotted after them. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But the other name for it is The Horn of Plenty. ” “ A horn? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But we know he ’s wrong, do n’t we? ” “ Er … not quite as wrong as we ’d like, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But who does like witches until they need one, Mistress Weatherwax? ” said Tiffany sweetly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But you do n’t do those things the stories say you do, do you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ But you see what I mean? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have it for supper? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I keep him? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I see? ” He read: Oh dear, the Feegles have turned up again. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can ye bring to mind when it was I told ye that sometimes ye say exactly the right thing? ” Daft Wullie looked baffled. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can ye play one, mister? ” “ My aunts have a piano, ” said Roland doubtfully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you feel anything? ” asked Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you get a little kitten out of here? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you lend me a shovel, then? ” “ Annagramma! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you manage to do even that? ” Witches did n’t need to slap the stupid, not when they had a sharp tongue that was always ready. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you play poker? ” Miss Treason asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Cooked and delivered. ” “ Are you sure she ’s going to die? ” said the butcher, uncertainty clouding his face. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Could n’t disappoint them, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Crivens, get on wi ’ it, will ye? ” Roland leaned forward and pecked the sleeping cheek. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Crivens, ye never said there wuz gon na be countin ’! ” “ Did n’t I? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Daft Wullie? ” he said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Daft Wullie? ” said Rob Anybody with icy patience. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did anyone say there was going to be one? ” said Nanny innocently. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t anyone tell you that witches have forewarning when they ’re going to die? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you have a lot of snow last night? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you hear that? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see the Wintersmith? ” “ Well … no, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see the roses? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Didja hear what the fat girl said? ” “ Aye, but pigs are no ’ that interestin ’. ” “ Oh, I dinna ken aboot that. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Dija see dem bigjob skulls? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you know it ’s wrong to read other people ’s letters? ” she demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you remember? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you think that child has enough to cope with? ” Granny Weatherwax smiled briefly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do we get meals on this flight? ” said Big Yan. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you believe in this stuff, Mrs. Carter? ” The woman suddenly looked flustered. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how you managed that? ” asked Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what human is? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what that is? ” “ It means ‘ vibrating with, ’ ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think it ’s your Wintersmith? ” “ He ’s not mine! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you understand, child? ” Tiffany ’s mind raced. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Does it say on my face I want an argument? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Does she still do that? ” Tiffany sighed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that hurt a lot? ” said Miss Treason, leaning forward. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Eleven! ” “ Whut? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Er … where is she now? ” she asked as she tied the laces. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Er … would you accept a wee bittie lie? ” Rob said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, that you have a demon in the cellar? ” Tiffany answered, her mind still full of puzzles. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone around there is literally frightened out of their lives! ” “ Um, what ’s going to happen to you? ” said Petulia to Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Feegles? ” she said to the room in general. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Feelin ’ it? ” “ Yes! ” The warmth died away. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Fertile Feet? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Get me one too, then, will you? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Getting in the way of shipping? ” “ Aye. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Got any tea? ” “ But I did n’t call on anyone! ” “ You did, ” said Anoia, blowing more sparks. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Got somethin’ a wee bit tougher? ” The gonnagle looked at the stack of battered books the Feegles had, in various ways, collected. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Got tae be worth a penny, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ha ’ we got weeks, Rob? ” Rob Anybody shrugged. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ha ’ ye never fought against a real person, mister? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Have they gone? ” she inquired. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you heard anything? ” she demanded. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you no brains at all, child? ” “ Ah dunno if anyone is interested, ” said Rob Anybody, “ but I think yon Wintersmith has offskied. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He did n’t say who she — if she looked like, you know … anyone? ” said Tiffany, trying to sound nonchalant. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He told me, Rob. ” “ Aye? ” said Rob, and shrugged. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He works for a farmer, all right? ” said Annagramma quickly, and then looked shocked at her own words. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He wouldna ha ’ seen him, noo, would he? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s a boy. ” “ What? ” “ A boy. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s got yer nose just right, eh? ” “ Just stop it! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, did any of you hear what happened to the new girl who started with Miss Tumult? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you be a witch if you do n’t know this stuff? ” It was the same everywhere else. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you dance and not mean it? ” “ She ’s young. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you find me? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you find out? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you work that out? ” Granny asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How do I do that? ” “ I do n’t know, but I suspect that happens anyway, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you fight the bogles? ” he panted when the Feegle army jogged through the caves. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How does a sheep- girl know that? ” “ I have a dictionary, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How does it work? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How many o ’ them pagey things would that be? ” he said hoarsely. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How much do I weigh now, pray? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How much do you weigh, miss? ” “ Two ounces, ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’re ye doin’? ” OH NO, NOT YOU PEOPLE AGAIN, said the dark figure in a voice that was not so much heard as felt. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the Plan goin’, Mister Hero? ” asked Rob Anybody quietly as he climbed down from the boy ’s helmet. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Huh? ” he said, opening his eyes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Huh? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Human teeth? ” “ Aye, mistress. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I am here, are n’t I? ” she said, feeling dizzy. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I can make them human! ” “ Iron enough to make a nail? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I can see nothing. ” “ Er … what were you expecting to see? ” Tiffany ventured. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I got no sleep at all last night! ” “ Do they knock? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I hope I find you well, Mistress Weatherwax? ” she said, hurrying to keep up. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I hopes I sees you in good health? ” “ I keep well, Miss Weatherwax. ” Annagramma shut her eyes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I know I — where has the mustard gone? ” MUSTARD IS ALWAYS TRICKY, said Death as they began to fade. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean a big fire, do you understand? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, it ’s like a spiral, growing smaller at the end, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I must say, though, that I suspect that neither of them has jousted much in the lists of love. ” “ Lists of love? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I said is n’t that right, Bill? ” Nanny repeated, raising her voice. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I said the big wee hag can we d who she wants, right? ” Billy was staring at the snowflake. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I still am. ” “ What have you got in that basket? ” Granny said now, which was unusually rude. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I was just tryin ’ to point out the silver lining, that ’s all. ” “ Someone please tell me what is happening to me? ” Tiffany wailed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I was thinking about Tiffany Aching. ” “ What? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I will need to use your eyes. ” “ Who will be dancing, Miss Treason? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll try not to, ” she said darkly, and added: “ Is it … hard, being a goddess? ” “ It has its good days, ” said Anoia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve heard them boasting about her up at the pig market in Lancre. ” “ They boast? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve worked it out. ” “ Worked it out, have you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ I … well, your mind comes up with all kinds of things when you ’re not paying attention, does n’t it? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ If she wants to see what you can do, show her what you can do, Tiff, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ill? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ In a tree? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Influences? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Inside the sheep? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Iron? ” she said, taking the ring off her finger and dropping it into the hat. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is Mrs. Ogg ill? ” asked Tiffany, looking everywhere for her socks. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it all over now? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it me doing this? ” asked Tiffany nervously. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t he just a story? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t that —? ” “ It means Nanny Ogg ’s Place, ” said Granny, as Feegles dropped off the broomstick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that him again? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that mah coo? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what you were going to say? ” “ Er, no, ” Tiffany lied. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a problem? ” “ Hmm? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a problem? ” “ Hmm? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a recipe? ” “ No, but there may be something in Superflua Raven ’s book Cooking in Dire Straits. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this a warning? ” Tiffany shouted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this going to be the talk about sex? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It contains … er … things. ” “ What sort of things? ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It is down there, is n’t it? ” You want it to be, Tiffany thought. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It looks nice — ” “ Nice? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s Ped Fecundis, then? ” Granny nodded at Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a brown and white squiggle? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all about balance, do you see? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s amazing what Esme Weatherwax can make people imagine! ” “ Like traps for Death? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s the only way. ” “ And a woman came to see me with a sick pig! ” “ What did you do about it? ” “ I told her I do n’t do pigs! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s ‘ Water enough to drown a dog, Sulfur enough to stop the fleas. ’ It ’s ‘ Poison enough to kill a cow. ’ ” What is this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Jam? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Just a wee peck on the cheek, okay? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Just that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s have another go, shall we? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Like him, do you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Like what? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, I ’m sorry about — ” “ Poo, what ’s a floorboard more or less? ” said Nanny Ogg. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, can you take that around for me, please? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, were we in a shipwreck last night? ” “ Oh, aye. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Magic is mostly movin ’ stuff around. ” “ Can I learn that? ” “ I daresay. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Magick, is it? ” She always stuck a K on the end of any magic she disapproved of. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe the others can … help out? ” “ I do n’t want them to know! ” Panic cut curves on Annagramma ’s face. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Meant? ” said the Wintersmith, looking astonished. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Treason did n’t say who ’ll take over the cottage, by any chance? ” she added, as if she ’d only just thought of the question. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Treason? ” MISS EUMENIDES TREASON, AGED ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Treason? ” MISS EUMENIDES TREASON, AGED ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Treason? ” said Tiffany, nudging her. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Treason? ” she whispered. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss what? ” she panted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Mistress Weatherwax helped you make the special traps and arrows, ai n’t that right, Bill? ” “ Traps? ” whispered Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Mistress Weatherwax helped you make the special traps and arrows, ai n’t that right, Bill? ” “ Traps? ” whispered Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmm … what ’s a Tuesday? ” Tiffany woke up for the third time and was grabbed and pulled upright. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmmmmiss Trrreason ’s Skkkkulls! ” “ Yes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Most bigjob men get married. ” “ They do? ” said a Feegle in astonishment. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ My aunts? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ My feet? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ No mustard? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ No relishes in the next world? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ No, I reckon that ’s enough for today, eh? ” Roland glanced up at the little barred window, high in the wall. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Noo that ye mention it, Rob, I dinna recall ye ever sayin ’ that, ever. ” “ Aye? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Not even a hint? ” “ No. ” “ She did n’t say it was going to be you, did she? ” said Annagramma sharply. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Not even a hint? ” “ No. ” “ She did n’t say it was going to be you, did she? ” said Annagramma sharply. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Not even for one tiny little second? ” “ What? ” said Tiffany, glaring at the wall. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Not even for one tiny little second? ” “ What? ” said Tiffany, glaring at the wall. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Nothing written down, anyway. ” “ How do you know that? ” Annagramma snapped. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, have you ever heard of Boffo? ” “ What is this Boffo? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, have you ever heard of Boffo? ” “ What is this Boffo? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh aye? ” he growled. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh yes? ” she said under her breath. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, aye. ” “ They want tae get married? ” “ A lot o ’ them do, aye, ” said Billy. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, how could you say that? ” said Annagramma, as his footsteps creaked down. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, you ’re after butter now, are you, Horace? ” said Tiffany, picking up the dairy broom. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ol’ Frosty. ” “ Him? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Onions? ” said Granny Weatherwax scornfully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ouch. ” “ What happened? ” said Petulia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Our little blue friends? ” said Miss Treason, raising her eyebrows. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” said Mr. Swinsley. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Poker. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Passengers? ” Tiffany whispered in horror. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ People might get hurt. ” “ Well, that would n’t be our fault, would it? ” said Petulia, dosing another pig. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps she ’s got stuck? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps we could even tell people that you girls are coming to me to learn things? ” said Annagramma hopefully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Poetry! ” Am I going to get into trouble about this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Put the kettle on again, will you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ready? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Remember? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Roland? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Run up a high mountain? ” “ Nae problemo! ” “ Read a book to the very end to save your big wee hag? ” “ Oh, aye. ” Rob stopped. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Run up a high mountain? ” “ Nae problemo! ” “ Read a book to the very end to save your big wee hag? ” “ Oh, aye. ” Rob stopped. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Says here no animals, birds, dragons, or fish! ” “ And which one of them do you think I am? ” asked Miss Tick icily. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Sex? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I have another go? ” “ No! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall we hide under the kitchen table? ” said Nanny as Tiffany tried to brush mud and cabbage off her dress. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s very exclusive. ” “ And she does n’t go around the villages much, does she? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Should n’t have, eh? ” said Nanny, her face blank. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Show yourself, ” she quavered, “ or — ” What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Silver or gold, maybe? ” Sometimes, Tiffany thought, you just know how it all should go …. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Six? ” said Roland. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Skulls, eh? ” “ There are some very disturbing stories, ” said Mrs. Earwig, watching Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ So the Wintersmith is a kind of god? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ So why did ye just do it? ” “ Sorry, Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ So … I’m not a goddess? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ So, ” said Miss Treason, “ you know about Boffo, do you? ” “ Yes, ” said Tiffany, breathing heavily. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone else ’s watercolors? ” “ Yes! ” “ Men! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Sounds like they ’re getting a bit frisky. ” “ Frisky? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, Annagramma, have you ever worked with any other witch? ” “ No, I ’ve always been with Mrs. Earwig. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That wasna so bad, aye? ” Roland blinked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s all right though, aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s no way to treat a respectable woman who brings you your meals, is it? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s right. ” “ And then he did something sort of … silly. ” “ What? ” “ The snowflakes, ” said Petulia helpfully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the Wintersmith? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ That? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ The Plan is: We ’ll find her a book aboot Romancin ’. ” “ An ’ how will we find this book, Rob? ” asked Billy Bigchin uncertainly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ The art o ’ readin ’ is all aboot understandin ’ whut the wurds is tryin ’ tae say, right? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ The dance, of course! ” “ Is n’t it too early for that? ” “ Not up here. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Them? ” she whispered to herself. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Then what did you mean? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s a ferryman, right? ” YES. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s a goddess just for that? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ They are flashes of light? ” “ Ach, that one was a long way away, ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ They know it ’s just a word. ” “ You know what I think? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ They look just like any ordin — ” she began, and then stopped, and then said, “ Oh, no … this must be a trick! ” “ Aye? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re watching all the time? ” she said, aghast. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Thinking of marrying him, are you? ” Do n’t lie, her Third Thoughts insisted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ This is Mr. Hogparsley, Tiff … Tiff? ” She snapped her fingers in front of Tiffany ’s eyes. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ This is your Baron who does n’t like witches? ” said Granny, her gaze going from face to face in the crowd. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Those little devils ca n’t half run, eh? ” said Nanny Ogg, ambling into the room. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Three big dogs? ” said Roland. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Tiffany? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Try not to shoot her, all right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Two voices? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Um … you will be all right, will you? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, was it the frog? ” Petulia asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Want? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that supposed to happen? ” Roland said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that supposed to happen? ” he asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We have tae be canny aboot this. ” “ Canny? ” “ Like … careful, ” said Rob helpfully. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We just have to tell her the truth. ” “ You think I ’m turning into a … a goddess? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We must move! ” “ Is he going to come back? ” asked Tiffany, struggling to tie the sack and old suitcase onto the bristles. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We will finish the Dance now? ” he said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re no ’ leavin ’! ” WHAT? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’ve got to stop this ship from hitting that iceberg! ” “ Just that? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, I think we should get indoors now, yes? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, am I? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What about them? ” she said, as Nanny Ogg hurried in from the kitchen with a hot drink. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What am I looking for? ” she muttered. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What are we looking for? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you all staring at? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing in there, child? ” said a muffled voice peevishly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” asked Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What day is this? ” “ Tuesday, ” said Granny Weatherwax. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you do that for? ” “ You ’re clever — you guess! ” “ Oh, I forgot … your father is a shepherd … ” “ Good! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you do with them? ” she gasped, cocoa dribbling down her chin. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you know about this, my girl? ” “ Well, you see, they kept asking when — ” “ Fetch my skulls! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want? ” You for my bride, said the Wintersmith. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that mean? ” said Tiffany, staring at the picture. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened in that moment? ” Granny Weatherwax went on, unstoppably. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it you want? ” asked the Summer Lady. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall I do? ” “ Um … do you need to do anything? ” said Petulia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall I do? ” “ Um … do you need to do anything? ” said Petulia. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What time is it? ” she managed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it, Mum? ” he panted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that about choosing? ” he said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that? ” he asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What was the important thing? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What we ’ve got here, ” Rob Anybody pronounced, “ is a case o ’ Romance. ” “ What ’s that, Rob? ” asked a Feegle. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What will your young man say about it, I wonder? ” “ What young man is that, Miss Treason? ” said Tiffany, as stonily as she could manage. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What will your young man say about it, I wonder? ” “ What young man is that, Miss Treason? ” said Tiffany, as stonily as she could manage. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a corbie? ” “ It ’s like a big ol’ crow that hangs around waitin ’ for someone tae die, ” said Billy Bigchin. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s your real shape? ” Tiffany asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What … what did you do to him? ” she managed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” Annagramma instinctively drew herself up. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said, as if waking up. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” snapped Granny, who was now pacing up and down in front of the fire. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It ’s all he can say! ” said her Third Thoughts, grabbing the wheel. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ When did you last sleep in a bed? ” said a wavering, shadowy figure. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Whenever one or other of them gets drunk, they argue about that cow. ” “ What am I supposed to do about it? ” “ Nod and smile. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are your manners, child? ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Where does all that stuff come from, eh? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Where have you been, you naughty bo — cheese? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is your power? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s mah coo? ” he read. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Which? ” Tiffany insisted. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you, and what are you doing in Mrs. Ogg ’s kitchen? ” Tiffany said sharply. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Who can tell? ” he said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Who does he think he is, daring to talk to you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Who dug —? ” “ Our blue friends, ” said Miss Treason. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Whom will you put in there? ” asked Miss Tick, because she liked to be first with the news. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Whut aboot it? ” said Rob Anybody as the log began to speed up. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Whut? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t we all sing it? ” said Daft Wullie. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you come back to the cottage and work for me? ” “ No. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do you look like me? ” The Summer Lady sat down on the turf. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do you say that? ” said Miss Tick. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” she said stoutly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why start by lying? ” “ Oh, the lie wuz goin’ tae be a lot more interestin ’, ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said the coachman. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Wi ’ wurds on both sides? ” “ Yes, indeed. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Will she listen? ” whispered Annagramma. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Will ye no ’ look at this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you promise me that you ’ll go home? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Wondering if lover boy is goin’ to drop in? ” she said with a big grin. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like me to forget you just said that? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ye have a Plan? ” said Rob. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Please? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Please? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ Ye’re Nac Mac Feegles, right? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You are Summer, are n’t you? ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You are the Summer Lady, are n’t you? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You are, are n’t you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You are, are n’t you? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You asked her? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You can hear me? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You can move it out of the body? ” Crash! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You dare? ” “ Are you all right, miss? ” said the man. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You dare? ” “ Are you all right, miss? ” said the man. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You did this for Miss Treason? ” asked Nanny as they stepped out. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You have n’t been hexperimenting* on that poor kitten, have you? ” “ I would n’t dream of such a thing, ” said Granny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You know Granny Weatherwax wo n’t be happy about this? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You know about me? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean in your head? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean like … the Wintersmith? ” said Annagramma. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You old devil, ai n’t you dead yet? ” said Nanny. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You see how I learn? ” said the Wintersmith. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you know what you ’re doing, Esme? ” said Nanny Ogg, reaching for a cushion to throw. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You think he ’ll harm other people? ” she asked. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You think you need it to be a witch? ” “ Yes! ” “ A witch needs no devices! ” “ You ’ve used shambles! ” “ Used, yes! |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You took the heat out of the tea and moved it through you to me, yes? ” “ Yes, but it never touched me, ” said Granny triumphantly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You tried? ” “ I practiced with my thumbnail on a big ham this morning, if that ’s what you mean, ” said Tiffany. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You were? ” “ Aye. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You whut? ” said the Feegle, as if this were some strange and dangerous idea. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not from around here, are you? ” “ No, ” said Tiffany, and thought: I lived here for months, Mrs. Carter, and I saw you most days. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not going to eat those, are you, Gytha? ” she said accusingly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not just a human, are you …? ” She squinted oddly for a moment and then said, “ Oh, you ’re her. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re really not interested? ” said Annagramma uncertainly. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re trying to take the cottage away from me, are n’t you? ” Annagramma was nearly crying. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve ridden on a seesaw? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” said the not- Tiffany, as if the idea were amusing. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ — leave you like this? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ — only a tree, do you understand? |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ ‘ Row, Row, Row Yer Boat ’? ” Daft Wullie suggested. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ ‘ The Dacne of the Sneasos ’? ” she said. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ ’ Scuse me? ” said Rob Anybody. |
Wintersmith (ta3) - Terry Pratchett | “ … And, er, if you could … er, magic it away, uh, or something? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | ++) Lit: “ All correctly beamed and propped? ”[ 9] Evening, all. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Well? ” The sergeant hopped from one foot to the other. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What are we going to do, Sergeant? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? ” “. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yes? ” said Vimes encouragingly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | A book has been taken? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | A month? ” He stared at the Patrician ’s stony expression. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | A number of questions pressed for attention, such as: where does it keep its money? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | A real dragon? ” The Supreme Grand Master ’s eyes rolled in the privacy of his hood. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | A? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | After a while he shifted his weight uneasily and said, “ I ’ve fought of a problem, ” “ Wassat, Sarge? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | After all, where else was there? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | After further consideration he added two more question marks:?? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | After further consideration he added two more question marks:?? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Air to the throne. ” “ What throne? ” “ The throne of Ankh. ” “ What throne of Ankh? ” “ You know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Air to the throne. ” “ What throne? ” “ The throne of Ankh. ” “ What throne of Ankh? ” “ You know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Although, Nobby, I ’ve told you before it is not right to- “ “ And where ’s the spot, like? ” “ Oh, a different place on each dragon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Always comes down here for a nightcap of an evening. ” “ And people do n’t object? ” “ Why should they? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Always comes down here for a nightcap of an evening. ” “ And people do n’t object? ” “ Why should they? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | An age when- yes, Brother Watchtower? ” A bulky robed figure lowered its hand. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And do come down heavily on any silly rumours about dragons, right? ” “ Yes, sir, ” said Captain Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And fighting? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And have the windows been fastened with the Red Cords of Intellect, in accordance with ancient prescription? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And his skin looks all shiny. ” “ What ’s the right temperature for a dragon? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And how long have we known each other, Sham? ” said Vimes, with terrible kindness. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s deep, is it? ” “ Very deep, I ’ve heard. ” “ I ’ll take your word for it. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And shiny blobs of fat? ” “ Ca n’t remember when I last addressed the crust on a bowl of dripping, ” mused Nobby, in a gastronomic heaven. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And the Trouser of Sanctity, has anyone bothered to shrive it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And under his breath he said, “ Any of them get out? ” . |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And what is a flying lizard doing with great big scales on its back? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And who was to say that, somewhere in the millions of other possible universes, it might not have worked? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | And, after all, what was the point in being the gang leader? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Any more knowlessmen happened to drop in on their way somewhere else? ” he added with bitter sarcasm. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Any of them get out, Wonse? ” Wonse waved a hand in what he might have thought was a nonchalant way. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Any of you still got a sword? ” “ You can use mine, Captain, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Anyone remember Nersh the Lunatic? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what was there to be afraid of? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Apart from Errol? ” “ Well, er, ” said the sergeant, looking at the other two. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t you ashamed? ” One hundred bone- hard jaws dropped. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are there, the consciousness wants to know, going to be grapes? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are there? ” “ What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are there? ” “ What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are you all here? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Are you decent? ” Lady Ramkin boomed cheerfully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Armour? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Arranging that fight with the dragon and everything, getting it all off right, that was something, was n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Art all here who Art Here? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | As many as you want. ” “ What do you mean, as many as I want? ” “ I would hope it ’s self- explanatory, Brother Watch- tower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | At night, I mean. ” “ Oh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Belongs to Lance- constable Carrot, sir. ” “ Lance-? ” “ Me, sir, your graciousness, ” said Carrot, saluting. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Bitch. ” “ Why do n’t you fi- what? ” “ It ’s a member of the female gender, ” explained Lady Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Bough? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Brother Plasterer? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Brother Plasterer? ” “ I said yes, Supreme Grand Master, “ whispered Brother Plasterer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Brother Watchtower? ” Brother Watchtower swallowed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But I shall expect progress by tonight, do you understand? ” Now why did I wonder if it has a lair? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But I shall expect progress by tonight, do you understand? ” Now why did I wonder if it has a lair? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But if he did n’t have a drink, what would he do? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But just sort it out, will you? ” The Patrician smiled to himself. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But that does n’t matter, does it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But then, what does? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But there is a little help you can give me. ” “ Oook? ” “ Well, this is a magical library, right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But there is a little help you can give me. ” “ Oook? ” “ Well, this is a magical library, right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But this is n’t the same thing, is it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But what games, and why, and the identities of the actual pawns, and what the game is, and what the rules are- who knows? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But where did you start looking for a bloody great dragon in a city of a million people? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | But, just out of interest, how far down is it, d’you think? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Butifyoufallinlove- withher, then, then, then shekicksyouinnateeth- “ “ ‘s woman? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | By order. ” “ Whose? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Can I shout hurrah again? ” “ If you like, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Can they talk? ” “ They ’re apparently good at it, my lord. ” “ Ah. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Captain Vimes, was it? ” Vimes was at a loss. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Carrot, you called him? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Keen fellow. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” he said, slightly out of breath. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” “ But we do n’t do things like that! ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Catch ‘ em doing a job of honest toil? ” “ Like thieving, you mean? ” said Brother Watch- tower, who had never liked Brother Fingers much. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Catch ‘ em doing a job of honest toil? ” “ Like thieving, you mean? ” said Brother Watch- tower, who had never liked Brother Fingers much. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | City guard, maybe? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Could be one of them, could n’t it? ” “ Yeah. ” “ S’right. ” “ QED. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Could we get it to stay here long enough to burn down, for example, any oppressive vegetable shops? ” Ah. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did I suffer much? ” NO. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did he? ” “ And he said something else, ” she said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did he? ” “ Ca n’t we do something for the poor man? ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did he? ” “ Ca n’t we do something for the poor man? ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did you look at the door? ” “ Of course I did, ” said Vimes, and added, “ sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Did you see it? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do any of them look sixty feet long? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do they? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do we know what bits? ” “ Look, this is getting silly, ” said the first speaker. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do we? ” “ No, sir, “ Vimes muttered. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know Brenda? ” “ Er, no, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know anything about mating? ” it boomed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you see it? ” Carrot glanced at the arrowhead. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you ’d be suitable for another posting, then? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand, Brothers? ” Brother Plasterer shuffled a foot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ” Vimes saluted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to live for ever? ” “ Dunno. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | End of dragon. ” “ Wo n’t people be a bit suspicious? ” said Brother Plasterer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Every time it takes to the air he just sits there whining. ” “ And does n’t explode? ” “ Not that we ’ve noticed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Everyone here? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Fifty thousand dollars? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Fingers? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Fingers? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | First, it ’s the wages. ” “ The wages? ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Fo- “ “ Oook! ” “ The? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Fro- Of? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | From this dross he was going to forge an Age of Rationality? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Funny old world, ai n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Give me your badge. ” “ Huh? ” Wonse held out his hand. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Give this dwarf a short lesson in what it means to be a guard, all right? ” “ Haha, “ said Vimes dutifully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Got a light, Sarge? ” “ That was right, was n’t it, sir? ” said Carrot anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Got a light, Sarge? ” “ That was right, was n’t it, sir? ” said Carrot anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Got a mean right knee, so she has. ” “ Anyone we know? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Got it out of a museum, did you? ” “ No. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Got to get the old bunting out, have n’t we? ” Nobby gave the dripping finery a jaundiced look. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Great big scales and wings? ” “ Yes. ” “ Breath like a blast furnace. ” “ Yes. ” “ Them big claw things on its feet? ” “ Talons? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Great big scales and wings? ” “ Yes. ” “ Breath like a blast furnace. ” “ Yes. ” “ Them big claw things on its feet? ” “ Talons? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Great big scales and wings? ” “ Yes. ” “ Breath like a blast furnace. ” “ Yes. ” “ Them big claw things on its feet? ” “ Talons? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Had he ever, come to think of it, ever slept at all in all his life? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Hand? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Has n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen anything of Minty lately? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | He contented himself with, “ Is that wise, Captain? ” “ Of course it is n’t. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | He pulled the pen and ink towards him and, in a slow round hand, added: Itym: Can a draggon be destroyed into utterlye noe- thinge? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | He said, “ Can you see anything odd about the top of the tower? ” Colon stared up for a while, and then laughed nervously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | He thought for a while, and continued: Itym: Whyfore did it Explode that noone may find It, search they greatly? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | He ’s just doing it to impress? ” “ ‘ S’not his fault, ” said Colon, materialising behind them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Hit a dragon in its voonerables, he said, and you ’ve killed it. ” “ Like kicking it in the wossnames? ” said Nobby, interestedly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? ” Someone nudged the Archchancellor of Unseen University, who had nodded off. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? ” “ Well, we were sort of- “ The Supreme Grand Master spun on his heel. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Homo sapiens? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How can it walk out of an alley it did n’t go into? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How could you kill one of these? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How did you start? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How do swamp dragons manage it? ” “ Oh, that ’s just chemicals, ” said Lady Ramkin dismissively. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How do you take it? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How else can I make them do my bidding? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | How hot do they flame, would you say? ” “ Dunno, ” said the leader. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I comes here every night for my supper. ” “ How do you spell ‘ contravention ’? ” said Carrot, turning over a page. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I did n’t hear what you said? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I got it off the street this morning. ” “ Ha? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I had to, did n’t I? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I ’m sure if he did, we ’d spot it. ” “ He just eats indiscriminately? ” “ Hard to be sure. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, did we really summon it or not? ” “ Fancy you asking a silly question like that, “ said Brother Watchtower doubtfully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, follow a scent? ” . |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, if there ’s a natural resource around, something ’s going to use it, are n’t they? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, is n’t it? ” “ You tell me, ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it would n’t want us to go around killing its own kind, would it? ” “ Well, sir, people do, sir, ” said the guard sulkily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, these books are sort of intelligent, is n’t that so? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, where ’s the justice in that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, who ’s ever seen a noble dragon fight? ” She patted her nightie. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I said you ’d be along later to pay for them. ” “ And the cry? ” said Vimes weakly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I see. ” “ What ’re we going to do now, sir? ” said Carrot anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I suppose it ’s too much to ask if the Four Watchtowers are secured? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I understand your feelings, however. ” “ You do? ” said Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I want you three up on roofs, understand? ” “ Yes, si- what? ” “ Up on the roofs. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I want you three up on roofs, understand? ” “ Yes, si- what? ” “ Up on the roofs. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | I ’d hate to have to jump in it. ” Carrot slapped him cheerfully on the back, nearly pushing him over, and said, “ What ’s up, Sarge? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | If I could fly, I’d- “ “ What statue? ” said Nobby, cigarette halfway to his mouth. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | In at the death, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Into the city. ” “ Me? ” “ All of you. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Is all this necessary? ” “ Well, I believe one can summarise, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Is he hurt? ” “ Not hurt. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Is the triple circle well and truly traced? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Isn ‘ t it the tradition that the finest flower of womanhood should be sent to the dragon to ensure peace and prosperity? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It needs magic to keep it alive! ” “ What do you mean? ” said Lady Ramkin, not tearing her gaze from its armoured flanks. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It waved its flag gently at him and said, “ Can I shout hurrah again now? ” “ Why not? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It waved its flag gently at him and said, “ Can I shout hurrah again now? ” “ Why not? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll reduce the bruising and promote the growth of healthy scale. ” “ What? ” “ Sorry. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all to do with survival, I think. ” There will be no mighty warriors sent to kill me? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all written on posters. ” “ Fifty thousand dollars! ” “ Not chicken feed, eh? ” “ More like dragon fodder, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s amazing she ’s allowed to keep ‘ em. ” “ What do you mean? ” “ You know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s like throwing a stick for a dog, is n’t it? ” “ Oh dear, ” said Sybil Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not going to eat someone? ” “ Consume, ” said the older guard. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not right. ” “ What is my own kind, then? ” said Carrot, bewildered. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s of the utmost importance. ” “ Yeah? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s probably destiny. ” “ Thrall? ” shouted Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s really piling up the offences, you know. ” “ You all right, Captain? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | It ’s worth waiting just a bit longer, okay? ’ The circle of robed and cowled figures shuffled in grudging agreement. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Itym: Where did it come from? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Itym: Where did it goe? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Itym: Whye, in the Pinche, could it not Flame? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Just like the other ones. ” “ Any of them get out? ” Vimes put his head in his hands. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Know what was for my tea last night? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Lads? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Let me know if any other strange things happen, wo n’t you? ” Vimes looked up at the banks of shelves. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Likes it in the Watch? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Lots of spectacles. ” “ What, free? ” said Throat. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Mind you, just about anything brings him low. ” “ So what do we do now, Sergeant? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Mr Steel- toecaps- in- the- groin, I- was- just- checking- the- doorhandle- and- it- opened- all- by- itself? ” “ Yeah! |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Need? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Need? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | New fellow coming anyway, was n’t that it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | No moonlight chases across rooftops? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | No person is above the law, eh? ” “ No, sir, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | No swinging on chandeliers? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Not attached to the dragon, either; he ’s no fool, that man. ” “ What? ” “ That ’s what he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Not to you. ” And they really act like this? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Not very practical, is it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Nothing like that? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Now it was night again, and beyond the dread portal: “ Are the Wheels of Torment duly spun? ” said the Supreme Grand Master. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Now keep an eye on it, right? ” He grunted, and loosed the arrow. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Now will you open this door? ” “ Well. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Now, Brethren- you have all brought the items as instructed? ” There was a general murmuring. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Now, can you detect the door to the privy, Detector Corporal Nobbs? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Of? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Oh gods, he thought, is that how you train a dragon? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, do be careful with that one, Rose, you silly gel! ” “ More important than dragons? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | On the house. ” “ What ’s going on, Throat? ” said Vimes, clinging to the vendor ’s tray as more people spilled around them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | On the other hand, how does the ability to slay dragons fit you for kingship in this day and age? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | One of the big ones, I mean? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | One tiny piece of this and you wo n’t want anything to eat all day. ” “ Get away? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Or Giggling Lord Smince and his Laugh- A- Minute Dungeon? ” There was a certain amount of mumbling of the “ he ’s got a point ” variety. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Or flights, or whatever? ” “ He seems to sleep most of the time. ” She scratched the ugly thing on top of its scaly head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Or something. ” “ Is n’t there anything we should do? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Or whatever it is now? ” Vimes stared at the rapidly shrinking shapes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Or, “ he nudged Carrot, “ p’raps it was something else, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Permission to leave, sir? ” “ Very well. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Point them at the melted patch on the floor and threaten to rub their nose in it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Poor little bugger. ” “ What? ” “ Million to one chance. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Properly? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Really? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Remember me showing you? ” Vimes stared at him. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Resisting arrest. ” “ Under Section( vii) of the Public Order Act of 1457? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Right. ” “ And the Martlets of Beckoning, are they fittingly divested? ” Brother Plasterer gave a guilty start. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Shall I put you down for a couple, Cap’n? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | She was n’t getting any younger but then, who was? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Shershay la fern, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So I ’m letting you have a place in Pseudopolis Yard. ” “ Sorry? ” “ Oh, my father had property all over the city, ” she said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So it might be a very good idea if you were to go out and see something of the world. ” “ What, for good? ” “ Oh, no! |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So what are we going to do, Captain Vimes? ” Carrot repeated. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So whoever took the book would have to be a wizard, would n’t they? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So why do I always have to listen to ones like these? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | So you wo n’t forget about what we agreed, will you? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Some people wandering in the wilderness for hundreds and hundreds of years, patiently handing down a sword and a birthmark? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Some sort of magic? ” He spat the word. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Someone ’s stolen a book out of the Library and guess what it ’s called? ” “ Ca n’t even begin to, ” said Vimes weakly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Something even more cunning than he was. ” “ So what were you doing? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Sort of bendy educational thing, you know? ” He appeared to think for a moment. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Such as, what happens even if we beat the dragon? ” “ Oh, come on! ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Summon- er? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Summoning? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Surely that had n’t been a dwarf? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Surely, for all their self- centred stupidity, one of them would be bright enough to make the suggestion? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Taught thema forget they wo n’t lesson inna hurry, eh? ” “ S’right, ” said the sergeant, but not very enthusiastically. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how you can always tell a king. ” “ Why? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | That ’s right, is n’t it? ” “ Well, er, “ said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The Watch? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The ape, sir. ” “ Swore him in what, Sergeant? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The city must show its gratitude. ” “ It must what? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The exception was the cheerful voice, somewhere in the back of the crowd, which said: “ Night shift, is it? ” Vimes looked down at his nightshirt. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The nuddy wimmin painters had to meet somewhere else last week. ” “ What did you do with our suspect? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The one with the ‘ Whinny If You Love Dragons ’ sticker on the back of her carriage? ” “ That ’s her. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The silly old fool is giving it the crown! ” “ But is n’t that a smart move? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The world was mad enough already, what could make it worse? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | The? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then Sergeant Colon said, “ You sure about the voonerables? ” “ Yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then everyone can see, right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then perhaps you would step this way, gentlemen. ” “ Er, ” said the head thief, “ the note mentioned lunch? ” “ Yes? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then perhaps you would step this way, gentlemen. ” “ Er, ” said the head thief, “ the note mentioned lunch? ” “ Yes? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then the damp figure said, “ Are you sure the ill- built tower does n’t tremble mightily at a butterfly ’s passage? ” “ Nope. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then the visitor said, “ What? ” “ ‘ The good mother makes bean soup for the errant boy. ’ “ There was another, longer pause. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Then the voice said, “ Would you mind giving it a push? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | There was a bit of a mix- up. ” “ Oh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | They ’d fight then. ” “ A sort of balance of terror, you mean? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | They ’ll march on the palace, and what will the dragon do then, eh? ” “ Burn ‘ em all, ” said Nobby promptly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | This book- “ he flourished it- “ gives specific instructions. ” “ It ’s just in a book? ” said Brother Plasterer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | This is tomorrow, sir. ” “ You let me sleep all day? ” “ Did n’t have the heart to wake you up, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | To? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Took out the University ’s entire Widdershins wing. ” “ And-? ” “ That ’s about it, really. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Used to work at the University. ” “ What, as a wizard? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes stared at the paper again and then wrote: Itym: How can Kinges come of noethinge? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Was a stomach noise like this a sign they were about to explode, or was the point you had to watch out for the point when the rumbling stopped? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Was it last night, or the night before? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Was it time to scream again? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Was there some way of detecting dragons themselves? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We do n’t want people getting the wrong idea and jumping to silly conclusions, do we? ” he added sharply. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We just trot out, say ‘ Hallo, we wo n’t set fire to your houses any more, are n’t we nice ’, do we? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We must have a little talk. ” “ Yes, sir? ” said Vimes innocently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We only went and bloody well did some magic, right? ” “ See? ” said Brother Fingers. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We only went and bloody well did some magic, right? ” “ See? ” said Brother Fingers. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We ’re really going to arrest it? ” “ Doit! ” It ’s been arrested, he thought, as he pushed his way forward. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve been getting along famously. ” “ You have? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve been through a lot, right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Well, it stands to reason, does n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t we, lads? ” “ Yes, ” they chorused. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What about it, anyway? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What are they accused of, sir? ” said Carrot, holding one limp body in either hand. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing with that kettle, Nobby? ” Nobby looked innocent. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What could you do with it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What did he mean? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What did he mean? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What did you do next? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What did you have to do to beat it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What do they know about a day ’s work? ” The Supreme Grand master breathed deeply. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What do they spend it on? ” “ They sleep on it, my lord. ” “ What, do you mean in a mattress? ” “ No, my lord. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What do they spend it on? ” “ They sleep on it, my lord. ” “ What, do you mean in a mattress? ” “ No, my lord. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What do they think they ’re playing at? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What do you say, Captain? ” “ Just as you like, sir, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What does voluntary mean? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What d’you say? ” “ Oh, but we do n’t need to do that, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What had it done with Lady Ramkin? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ho! ” “ Have you been drinking? ” she snapped. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What is your point? ” “ I ’d just like to know why, sir. ” “ Oh, do go away, Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What must everyone think? ” “ We think they ’re mean little buggers, “ said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do, Nobby? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What splendid foodstuffs. ” “ Are they made by monks on some mystic mountain? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was it you had to show me? ” Vimes gripped his parcel like a chastity belt. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was it you said you did n’t want to have to do? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was it, now? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was it? ” Mooty looked up at the dark figure emerging from the shadows. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was that slogan about being united, Sergeant? ” “ Er, ” said Colon, feeling his spine turn to ice. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What was that? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What would Captain Vimes do now? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What wrongs is he going to right? ” “ We- ell, ” said Throat, “ there ’s, well, taxes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’re them fat saggy things on that shield? ” “ Those are the royal hippos of Ankh, ” said the man proudly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a man to do? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he got then? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he supposed to spread? ” whispered Sergeant Colon anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s his daughter like? ” The assembled hunters did n’t know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it about? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s its name? ” The Librarian sighed, and held up a hand. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the alternative? ” “ A human being, for a start! ” “ Please yourself, ” said the little man primly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the good of not wanting to be poor if the rich are allowed to go round livin ’ in ordinary rooms? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this about swineherds? ” “ He ’s got a point, though, ” said Brother Plasterer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this doing here? ” “ Er, ” said Sergeant Colon hurriedly, “ I, er. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | What? ” said the wizard, startled into wakefulness. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Whatever had happened to the money? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Where do you think it lives? ” Vimes did n’t know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Where is he, that ’s what I want to know? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Where is he? ” “ I sent him out with Corporal Nobbs, Captain. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the place in there for me? ” Wonse darted forward and grabbed him by the arm. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Whereas Nobby- “ I wonder if I made the word ‘ plain ’ clear enough? ” said Captain Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Who are you, young man? ” Carrot saluted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Who d’you think I am? ” The guard pulled himself together. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought that weakness could be a greater force than strength? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n’t it burn everyone and fly off to another city? ” “ Because. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why him? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ” “ You all right, Captain? ” said Colon, all concern. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ” “ You all right, Captain? ” said Colon, all concern. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why should I do it? ” “ Captain Vimes pays us thirty dollars a month, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why should it fly away? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why would anyone want to eat mothballs? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why ’re they magical? ” Brother Plasterer began to tremble. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why, had n’t he founded most of them himself? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | With a bow and arrow, sir? ” “ I mean- “ Vimes hesitated. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | With onions! ” “ Can I press you to a hot sausage, ma’am? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a beer, Vimes? ” “ What? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a beer, Vimes? ” “ What? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Would you say they ’ve got an eighty- foot wingspan? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Yes, understood, but I meant in any kind of detail? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You all right, Sergeant? ” “ Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You all right, Sergeant? ” “ Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You are prepared to practise magic? ” “ Oh, practise, ” said Brother Plaster, relieved. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t be finicky, you see, when you evolve in a swamp. ” “ But does n’t he need to be taken for walks? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t trust old legends. ” “ Why not? ” said Brother Dunnykin, in a peeved voice. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You can make it do whatever you want. ” “ What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You do know that, do n’t you? ” “ Yes, ” said the voice, in the tones of one who indeed does know it, and is not the one standing in it. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t think something ’s wrong with him, do you? ” “ Possibly, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t got any valuable carpets, have you? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know how you feel when you wake up if you ’ve been on the piss all night, Nobby? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know what I think? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know what ravens are? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know you always wondered what Corporal Nobbs does on his evenings off? ” Colon ’s face split into a watermelon grin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know you said they can rearrange their digestive system? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You know, the little buggers people keep as pets? ” “ Oh, her, ” said Vimes gloomily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You remember? ” Vimes tried to. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You summoned the Watch, ” Carrot drew himself up proudly, “ because someone ’s taken a book? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You talk to me of need? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You ’d better get on with it. ” “ Would n’t it be quicker, Brother Watchtower, if I just did it twice next time? ” said Brother Plasterer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | You ’re sure? ” Vimes leaned across the desk. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | [ 16] He said, “ Could one dragon sniff out another? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | did you say mighty or nightly? ” “ Mighty, I said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | is it better, being an ape? ” The Librarian thought about it. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | just vanished. ” “ Died out, you mean? ” “ No. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | sort of natural alcohol? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | sunlight? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | third word? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | what ’d you say, Carrot? ” “ A million to one, I reckon, ” said Carrot virtuously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | what? ” “ My speciality is unicorns, ” the hunter explained, with an embarrassed smile. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A cobb would be a male dragon? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A dragon? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A kettle of what? ” “ No. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A member of the Watch? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A small price to pay, I ’m sure you will agree, for the safety and protection of the city. ” “ From what? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A tavern, is it? ” said Carrot, thoughtfully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A thinker, are you? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ A volunteer? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ About how big, ” he said, “ is a dragon ’s voonerables, roughly? ” “ Oh, it can be a tiny spot, ” said Carrot helpfully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ About the endless evil and the sheer blackness? ” “ Indeed, indeed, ” said the Patrician, turning over the page. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ After all, if you can have short humans, ca n’t you have tall dwarfs? ” His father patted him companionably on the back of the knees. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, Captain, ” said the Patrician, “ what progress? ” “ I ’m sorry, my lord? ” said Vimes, as the rain dripped off his cape. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, Captain, ” said the Patrician, “ what progress? ” “ I ’m sorry, my lord? ” said Vimes, as the rain dripped off his cape. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Aiding and Abetting what, Captain? ” said Carrot, as the weaponless guards trooped away. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ All by himself? ” said the captain. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ All for one what? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And I give it back to her, so you can stop looking at me like that! ” “ What is it you actually do on your evenings off? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And do they keep looking apprehensively at the woodwork, Brother Plasterer? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you have an opinion about all this, Captain? ” The captain did. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you see the weathervane on it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you think he ’d mind if we eat his cake? ” said Carrot wistfully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And in all that time, have you ever changed the fat? ” he demanded. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And no talkin ’ about mothers, right? ” “ I ’m taking notes, ” said Carrot, grimly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And one of us would have to stay to guard things, right? ” “ Yeah? ” Nobby brightened. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And one of us would have to stay to guard things, right? ” “ Yeah? ” Nobby brightened. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And the dragon wants to eat her? ” “ Fits the bill, ” said the captain. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And then you rolled off and hit the water butt. ” “ What about Colon? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And these entirely voluntary tributes we are about to make, they go-? ” “ On the hoard, ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And what about trade? ” said the representative of the Guild of Merchants. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And what ’ll you do, eh? ” Her mouth opened and shut once or twice. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And what ’s fifty thousand dollars these days? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And who is this? ” It is difficult for an orangutan to stand to attention. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And yes. ” “ What happened to the king, Watch man? ” “ Er. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And you look at this door and what you see is a really strong cell door, yes? ” “ Of course. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And you say this was one person? ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And you would n’t happen to know what ’s in it? ” Vimes sighed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ And your plain clothes do not cause old women to faint and small boys to run after you in the street? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Any of who? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Any way out of here? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone human still up here? ” he whispered. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Anything else? ” Carrot gave it some thought. ”And all ’s well? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Anything else? ” Carrot gave it some thought. ”And all ’s well? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Apart from them, you mean, sir? ” “ In my opinion, ” said Lord Vetinari, “ it ’s some kind of warfare. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are dragons intelligent? ” “ I believe the word traditionally is ‘ cunning ’, my lord, ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are the Cups of Integrity well and truly suffused? ” intoned Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we quite finished? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we talking about young maidens here? ” “ Sheer prejudice, ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we to believe that you are asking for a petty wage increase and a domestic utensil? ” Carrot whispered in Colon ’s other ear. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a Watch man? ” it said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you achieving success? ” he inquired politely. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to come quietly? ” The mumbling went on. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you serious, sir? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Brother Watchtower? ” said the Supreme Grand Master. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Brothers, ” said the Supreme Grand Master, “ are the Cuffs of Veracity duly enhanced? ” “ What? ” said Brother Watchtower vaguely. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Brothers, ” said the Supreme Grand Master, “ are the Cuffs of Veracity duly enhanced? ” “ What? ” said Brother Watchtower vaguely. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Brothers? ” They, too, shifted uneasily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Brothers? ” repeated Brother Watchtower nervously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But I ’d be grateful if you ’d warn me first another time, all right? ” “ Certainly, sir. ” “ In writing, I think. ” . |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But so what? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But they ’re helping you? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But what about the king? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But what if I miss? ” “ Look on the bright side, ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But why you-? ” he began. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But you know, me and- you know Minty Rocksmacker? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But you ’re not allowed to arrest anyone, understand? ” he added quickly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But, sir, the thing is, do they know? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ But, you see, we have always been moderately peaceful and reasonably prosperous- “ DO YOU WANT THIS STATE OF AFFAIRS TO CONTINUE? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ By order of the king. ” “ What d’you mean? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ By the what? ” he said, in horrified fascination. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I- “ Wonse hesitated-“can I ask you a question? ” Ask. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can dragons read minds? ” whispered Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can it hear us, do you think? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we get on? ” said Vimes impatiently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you eat it? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you just repeat that? ” said Brother Plasterer slowly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Slimes, was it? ” “ Vimes, ” said Vimes evenly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Chances, sir? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Clarence, is n’t it? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Codpiece like in fish? ” said Carrot, mystified. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Colourful? ” he said weakly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Come again? ” said Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Corporal Nobbs, ” he rasped, “ why are you kicking people when they ’re down? ” “ Safest way, sir, ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Could it be Pretty Promptly? ” said Carrot, who had wondered about this himself. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you oblige? ” boomed the thing. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t expect that, did you? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you hear? ” “ What? ” “ He got bitten by a crocodile on his way home last night. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you hear? ” “ What? ” “ He got bitten by a crocodile on his way home last night. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you see him, sir? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you have any suggestions about what we do next? ” “ Oh, yes, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see a dragon go past? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I? ” he said helplessly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do guards come in here? ” he demanded. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t see what ’s to prevent it, do you? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t they find it rather knobbly? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you see, you fools? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do real wizards leap about after a tiny spell and start chanting ‘ Here we go, here we go, here we go ’, Brother Watchtower? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do trolls have rocks? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you believe all that, sir? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you believe in dragons? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think it might be a good idea to go home and tell her how obedient you ’ve been, then? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think that ’s a good idea, sir? ” he ventured. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you want to find out? ” The leader shook his head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Don ’ like it, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Dwarfs drinking? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, Carrot? ” he said meekly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” said the head merchant, “ how often is the king hungry? ” “ All the time, ” said Wonse, “ but it eats once a month. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever seen a dragon, Wonse? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, sir, is this your coach, sir? ” and the Patrician looked him blankly up and down and said, “ It is. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Flying around up there again, is it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ For incriminating evidence, and that. ” “ In their money pouches? ” Nobby thrust his hands behind his back. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Four words? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Fourteen eye- eye- eye? ” “ Apparently, “ said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ G- R- O- N- E, I think. ” “ Very good, sir. ” “ Oh, and constable? ’ “ Yes, sir? ” “ Why the axes? ” “ They were armed, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ G- R- O- N- E, I think. ” “ Very good, sir. ” “ Oh, and constable? ’ “ Yes, sir? ” “ Why the axes? ” “ They were armed, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ G- R- O- N- E, I think. ” “ Very good, sir. ” “ Oh, and constable? ’ “ Yes, sir? ” “ Why the axes? ” “ They were armed, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Get stuck in to this, you people! ” One or two of them gave her a brief glance, and then went back to their- What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Good hours, kinging. ” “ Hmm? ” Colon had momentarily been lost in a little world of speculation. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Got any suggestions about what we do next, Sergeant? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Got no right saying I might not have got the blood of- “ “ Look, it just does, okay? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Got what? ” he shouted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Had n’t, ” he panted, “ had n’t we better warn people? ” Colon dragged himself forward until he could look across the city. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I already said ‘ Where am I? ’ “ said Vimes faintly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have another drink, not- Corporal Nobby? ” said Sergeant Colon unsteadily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t you ever seen a dragon being arrested before? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t you got any homes to go to? ” he croaked. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we found him, then? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you had breakfast yet? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Having second thoughts, are you? ” “ No. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He ai n’t going to set fire to anything, is he? ” said the sergeant anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He always manages to persuade us to follow him, have you noticed? ” “ All for one what? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He always manages to persuade us to follow him, have you noticed? ” “ All for one what? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s a dwarf? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s stopping along of Rosie Palm ’s. ” “ What, every night? ” said Charley. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s the most relaxed dragon I ’ve ever bred, I must say. ” “ What about, er, you know? ” He indicated the dunging fork. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Here, you do n’t think-? ” “ We saw it killed, did n’t we? ” said Nobby urgently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Here, you do n’t think-? ” “ We saw it killed, did n’t we? ” said Nobby urgently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Him? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” said Colon, who seemed to be in a miserable daydream world of his own. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How are you going to prevent them? ” Lord Vetinari gave him a pained look. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you help rats, sir? ” he said weakly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How could you have been so stupid? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you get out of that, then? ” Colon shrugged. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How do dragons fight? ” “ I- that is, well, they just flap at each other and blow flame, ” she said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How do they fight? ” he said urgently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you spell ‘ groan ’, sir? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been an ape, my man? ” “ Oook. ” “ Well done. ” She turned to Vimes, who was definitely looking incredulous. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you had this, Captain? ” he said mildly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How should I know? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How, sir? ” “ Well, you- “ Captain Vimes stopped. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ How? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Hwhat about it? ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I could tell! ” “ Did you suggest a working party? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t think so. ” No heroes? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect you ’d be really interested in finding out where that hoard is, would n’t you? ” said Vimes experimentally. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, how? ” “ I suspect Skrp ’s people have tunnels that extend into the University, ” Lord Vetinari went on. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, what does he do, ride in with Law and Truth and so on like the Four Horsemen of the Apocralypse? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, what sort of dog? ” “ A small wire- haired terrier, I think, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, ” she said, “ who did that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I say? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose a dartboard would be out of the question-? ” The thunderous silence that followed was broken by an erratic snorting. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose an aunt is n’t acceptable? ” the Patrician said hopefully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose the king likes to have you handy, does he? ” “ You ’ve got no proof at all, ” whispered Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you have n’t got any idea what ’s happening? ” shouted Vimes, against the crackling of the spinning fire. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose, ” he said, “ that we think we ’ve done some magic, do we? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose, ” he said, “ there would n’t be another copy of this book around, would there? ” “ Oook. ” The Librarian shook his head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose, ” said Colon slowly, “ he can swim? ” “ Dunno. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I understand they have a liking for gold. ” “ Really? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder what ’s the difference between ordinary councillors and privy councillors? ” wondered the merchant aloud. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I would have preferred him alive, you know. ” “ Sir? ” “ Misguided, yes, but a useful man. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m not bloody well going to have it, understand? ” Vimes shouted, shaking the ape back and forth. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” said Vimes pleasantly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ If it has no lair, where does it spend its days? ” said the Patrician. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ In the Shades? ” he wheezed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that a smile? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all he got? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that why they make you wear that, then? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ Well, do n’t worry about it, “ said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that why they make you wear that, then? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ Well, do n’t worry about it, “ said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that wise, sir? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Brother Doorkeeper? ” he ventured. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Detector Sergeant Colon? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Nobby? ” said Sergeant Colon anxiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is the Door of Knowledge sealed fast against heretics and knowlessmen? ” “ Stuck solid, ” said Brother Doorkeeper. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a body? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It is the only logical conclusion. ” “ But you get out of bed every morning, sir? ” “ Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It is the only logical conclusion. ” “ But you get out of bed every morning, sir? ” “ Hmm? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It must be all that meditation and yak yogurt. ” “ So what ’s happening, Throat? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It needs people to bring it treasure. ” “ Yeah. ” “ Well, maybe, but how many, exactly? ” “ What? ” “ How many people? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It needs people to bring it treasure. ” “ Yeah. ” “ Well, maybe, but how many, exactly? ” “ What? ” “ How many people? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It needs people to bring it treasure. ” “ Yeah. ” “ Well, maybe, but how many, exactly? ” “ What? ” “ How many people? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It would n’t do that, would it? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all down to genes, you know. ” “ It is? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s deciding what to do next. ” “ Yes, sir? ” “ They ’re not unintelligent, you know. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s like dogs, innit? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s some sort of sling? ” said Carrot, after examining it in polite silence. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s wounded! ” “ Lady, that was the intention, was n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Joining the watch, are you? ” “ I hope to prove worthy, yes, “ said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Just like that? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Just shut up, will you? ” he snapped. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Just that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Just what kind of dragon are you-? ” she began. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Landlord? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Let us at it! ” “ That ’s right! ” “ We do n’t want guards ordering us about! ” “ Quis custodiet custard? ” “ Yeah? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Let us at it! ” “ That ’s right! ” “ We do n’t want guards ordering us about! ” “ Quis custodiet custard? ” “ Yeah? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s not spoil it all now, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s see if that nasty temperature has gone down, shall we? ” She reached out to stroke his skin and gasped. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Like a tocsin, only deeper. ” “ You sure? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Listen, lads, ” he said, “ you ’re not winding me up, are you? ” Carrot looked down at the plaza below them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, do you want the bloody book or not? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Looking for this, were you? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Looking forward to the city? ” Carrot gave this due consideration. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Lots of people are. ” “ Hmm? ” said Vimes, without moving his head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Lupine Wonse, ” he said, “ AKA Lupin Squiggle Sec’y PP- “ “ Wha? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Magic, you mean? ” “ Dunno, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe it wants to look something up? ” “ Do n’t be silly, ” she said breezily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe we ought to be getting down, sir? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? ” “ The other week. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Men? ” said Vimes hesitantly, peering through the fog. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Million- to- one? ” asked Carrot nonchalantly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Mm? ” he said, eventually. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmm? ” said Vimes, waking up. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ My badge? ” “ That ’s what I said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ My dragon? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ New, is he? ” said Charley. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No bigger than that? ” said Vimes hopefully. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No bits, then? ” said Brother Plasterer, a shade disappointed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No business of yourn. ” “ Did you really give the spoon back? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No dragons in it, are there? ” said Colon suspiciously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No reason? ” he prompted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No unlicensed thieving, surely? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No, ” he said patiently, “ by pigs. ” “ What wrongs? ” said Vimes urgently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No, ” he said, “ you ’re not, are you? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ No- one going to argue with a potent authority, are they? ” “ Too right, ” said Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Nobby? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Not Nobby? ” “ Yep! ” said Colon, delighted at the result. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Not even if they ’re breaking the law, sir? ” “ Not even then. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Not got a daughter? ” said one of them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Not nervous, are you? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Not to mention hundreds of mattresses. ” “ Right. ” “ Is that so? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Now stop all this, you hear? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Now then, what was it you were asking? ” “ I was wondering how big swamp dragons grow? ” said Vimes, trying to shift position. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Now then, what was it you were asking? ” “ I was wondering how big swamp dragons grow? ” said Vimes, trying to shift position. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, I want you- yes, what is it, Brother Dunnykin? ” The little Brother lowered his hand. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, d’you see the man ’s eye? ” “ Oh, come on, “ said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Of course I would n’t dream of breeding from him, but he would n’t be able to anyway. ” “ Why not? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Of course we are. ” “ What ’s the matter? ” “ Yes! ” yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, you thought, did you? ” he growled. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ One of the Big People? ” “ You ’re six foot six, lad. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Only silver? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ Well, what about it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” The orangutan flopped down off the wall, grabbed a couple of bars, and pulled. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” said the Librarian, in the warm gloom. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Open at this hour? ” “ Do n’t see why not, “ said Nobby, pushing open the door. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Or queen? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Orders of the king, see? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Particularly holy? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Peanut shell? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ People are n’t going to sail here with a cargo of rare comestibles just to have it incinerated, are they? ” “ Gentlemen! |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Poor thing! ” “ What do you want to do, then? ” demanded Vimes, his temper unravelling. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Protect me from what? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Ready for what, Supreme Grand Master? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Real beef dripping? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Reminders of our noble heritage. ” “ How long have we had a noble heritage, then? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Reward? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Right, and you know what? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ See the roof of the Assassins ’ Guild over there? ” They peered through the grubby air. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ See, Captain? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sergeant? ” “ This is what it comes to! ” muttered Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Shallie, shallie, shallie tell you something, Sarn’t? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s all right. ” “ Well, yes, but what about her ancestors, eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Showed them, dint we? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Silly? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” The four of them bounced gently off another wall and began another slow crabwise waltz across the alley. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ One of your Night Watch men. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ That sword, if you please? ” Vimes handed it over. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ That sword, if you please? ” Vimes handed it over. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Small word? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ So if you would kindly step this way? ” The great hall had changed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone has n’t committed a crime, have they? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone ought to. ” “ But what about the big ones? ” “ Golly, yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone they know? ” A shrug, and then another nod. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Something about the voice, I reckon. ” “ Yes, but all for one what? ” . |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Something wrong with your neck, Captain? ” said the chief beggar politely, as they waited for the coaches. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry, sir? ” Vimes squinted upwards to get a better view of the roof. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Special? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Still sending all your pay home to your mother? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ You ’re a good boy. ” “ Yessir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Surely I do n’t have to tell you everything? ” Nobby was left alone at the top of the stairs. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Talking of kings: anyone want a crisp? ” “ There ’s no right longs, ” said Colon, but without much rancour. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s a stroke of luck. ” “ You never listen, do you? ” snapped Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s not right, is it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s really worrying, you know that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the way, is it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s where they ’ve got the floral sundial, is n’t it? ” said the captain desperately. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ The Watch? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ The good old rank and file, eh? ” “ The rank, anyway, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ The kind with the little crunchy bits on top? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ The thing is, the skion has to arrive when the kingdom is threatened, does n’t he? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ The wading bird? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Then we are agreed, brethren? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ There is n’t someone still in there, is there? ” said Carrot, behind them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ This is Lady Ramkin you ’re referring to? ” said Vimes coldly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ This is the Library, is n’t it? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Thrall? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Turn left here. ” “ Any ideas where we are? ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Two feet? ” he ventured. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Up against the wall and spread ‘ em, motherbreath! ” “ Eh? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Upset stomach? ” The little dragon ’s skin was moving as though heavy industry was being carried on inside. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Vimes of the Watch? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Vimes, is n’t it? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Wants people to kill dragons and he has n’t got a daughter? ” Vimes felt, in an odd way, that he ought to support the lord of the city. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Was n’t there this great battle, or something? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? ” said Colon urgently, looking around. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? ” said the small guard. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ We could have run faster. ” “ What happened, then? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ We really have n’t looked after you very well, have we? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ We thought you ’d grow out of it, see. ” “ Grow out of what? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ We want to fight the dragon, do n’t we? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re not talking about Lady Ramkin, are we? ” he said cautiously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Weeell, what if it ’s not a million- to- one chance? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, it is all well, is n’t it? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, it looks like there ’s a dragon sitting on it, does n’t it? ” “ Yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, it would seem that it ’s all- “ the captain began, and Nobby said: “ It ’s that bloody troll! ” “ What? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, sir, ” he said, “ I know that dragons have been extinct for thousands of years, sir- “ “ Yes? ” The Patrician ’s eyes narrowed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, when Nobby asked him if he wanted his figgin toasted, he just give a scream and ran off. ” “ Just that? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” “ Does it remind you of anything? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” “ Does it remind you of anything? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Were n’t we supposed to kill her pet dragons, sir? ” said another guard. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Wha? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What a time, eh? ” said Colon contentedly, as the flare of a match illuminated the three of them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” “ It should know nothing of the mighty deeps, if you must know. ” “ Oh, the caged whale. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the caged whale? ” said the soaking visitor, trying to squeeze into what little shelter the dread portal offered. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What about young Carrot? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What are these things, for heaven ’s sake? ” “ They ’re stones, “ said Brother Plasterer uncertainly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you going to do? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” snapped Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What can you do to a cloud? ” “ The Earl sentenced it to be stoned to death, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you expect? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you make of it, Sergeant? ” said Vimes, stepping back. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, arrested? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you reckon on the fight, then? ” Vimes looked back up. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think of that, eh? ” I THINK SHE WAS WRONG. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think you ’re doing? ” said Colon, as it rattled off through the fog. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want me to do, sir? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What does it want the Library for? ” she said, frowning. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that mean? ” “ I really have n’t the faintest notion, “ said Wonse drily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What dwarf? ” “ The one who ’s just joined the Watch. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you call them things, like thin stairs? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you mean, it ’s not going to work? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you mean, sensitive? ” said Vimes, watching the claw travel slowly towards the long, horse- like face. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you mean? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you want to drink? ” “ I do n’t think that would be very appropriate, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What exactly is it that they do eat? ” The thief shrugged. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to the carriage? ” Vimes waved a hand vaguely in the direction that, as far as he could tell, the horses had take in their panic. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What happens now? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What if it ’s just a thousand- to- one chance? ” said Colon agonisedly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ All kinds of stuff. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What is this place? ” said Carrot, helping the others along a greasy walkway. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of a man was de Malachite? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What on earth d’you mean? ” Lady Ramkin demanded. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort of dog? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What sorts? ” protested Carrot as he was pushed determinedly forward. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell are you doing? ” he whispered loudly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell do you think you ’re doing? ” Vimes growled, looking up. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell do you think you ’re doing? ” said one of them, who did n’t have much imagination. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What time is it? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What time is it? ” he shouted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What time was it? ” “ About twelve o’clock, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What time ’s the coronation, Sergeant? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What was I saying? ” “ You were saying the dragon’ll be miles away, ” prompted Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it you done? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it, now? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What we going to do now, sir? ” said Carrot, as the carriage rattled off. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What we going to do with all this lot, Captain? ” he said over his shoulder. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What we gon na do, Captain? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What were you doing, Sergeant? ” “ We ’re all all right, ” said Carrot, beaming. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What would I want to run away from anything for? ” Nobby floundered a bit. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What you doing up here? ” Colon demanded. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What you doin’? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d he done? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d he mean, Justices? ” he said to Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’ll happen when the magic goes away? ” Lady Ramkin gave him a shy smile. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you selling? ” “ Genuine article, Captain. ” Throat leaned closer. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a virgin? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on, Carrot? ” “ There ’s a lad on a horse in the middle of the plaza, ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he been eating? ” “ The last thing, I think, was a kettle, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it mean? ” Harga scratched his head with a ladle. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it we don ’ take any of, Sar’nt? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s one of them? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s she up to? ” People around her were chattering excitedly now. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the book called? ” The Librarian scratched his head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter, boy? ” said Vimes, reaching down. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter, man? ” “ You, er, want us to attack him? ” said the guard miserably. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter, man? ” “ You, er, want us to attack him? ” said the guard miserably. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter? ” said Vimes to the upturned faces. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the pp for? ” said the guard suspiciously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up with him? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up with you, boy? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up with you, man? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong? ” he wheezed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, here? ” “ You ’ve got a point. ” “ I reckon we must of turned left out of Silver Street instead of right, ” quavered Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, in Ankh- Morpork? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ We should have grabbed him, then, just for the rarity value, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, jumping about with bells on and waving his hanky in the air? ” “ He says it is important to preserve old folkways, ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, like Mr Varneshi? ” Mr Varneshi drove an ox- cart up the mountain trails once a week, to trade things for gold. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, like my friend Reel? ” said Carrot, horrified. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, sir? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, the real thing? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What, “ he said, “ is this? ” “ ‘s a amulet, “ muttered Brother Dunnykin. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” Vimes took another hack at the chains. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Vimes distractedly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Vimes, his train of thought temporarily shunted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Anyone ever heard of a thousand- to- one shot coming up? ” Carrot looked up. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Anyone ever heard of a thousand- to- one shot coming up? ” Carrot looked up. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ If we bought a bottle or two, we could go home and then we ’d be really inconspicuous. ” Nobby gave this some thought. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ If you think I ‘ m standing on some rooftop on my tod, you can think again. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ It ’s on the roof, Captain. ” Something about the sergeant ’s voice got through to Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Oh, do n’t be squeamish, man. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Oook. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Run. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ The E. And the T sizzles when it rains. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ There it was again. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ We meant that if you tried your favourite kick, Nobby, it would n’t work, ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Whee? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ When do they meet? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ When you come to think about it. ” “ What d’you mean? ” “ Diplomacy, ” said the rib- eater, flatly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where do you think they ’ve gone? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where to? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where we going, sir? ” he managed. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where what? ” said Lady Ramkin, temporarily halted. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d he go? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’re we? ” he groaned. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s he off to? ” boomed Lady Ramkin, emerging from the mists dragging the horses behind her. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s it gone? ” he demanded. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the crime in that? ” “ I think perhaps I had better have a word with this Carrot, “ said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s this dragon gone? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” “ We hang them up by the town hall, “ said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you, anyway? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who did that? ” The voice lashed out like a whip. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is the owner, proprietor, lessee, or landlord of these premises? ” he said to Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who loves you, pussycat? ” said Nobby under his breath. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who said anything about him being a swineherd? ” said Brother Watchtower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who wants to know, tiddler? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re all the guys with the big swords? ” “ Dragon hunters, Cap’n. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you, anyway? ” he added suspiciously. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s Gaskin? ” “ Before your time, “ mumbled Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you have to become a guard, lad? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do I bother? ” he said, shaking his head. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you listen? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do you say that? ” “ We are considering a number of possibilities, ” said Vimes woodenly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why should n’t I know a lady when I sees one? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why the sacks? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” it said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ With a dragon? ” “ Good grief, you do n’t think it would eat you, do you? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ With a dragon? ” “ Good grief, you do n’t think it would eat you, do you? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ With increments as per rank? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Wonder where they got the rock from? ” said Colon. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Worl, ” said the leader, “ it ’s the dragon, innit? ” There was a chorus of muttered agreement. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like me to investigate further? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” he said, nastily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yep? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yerss? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but are n’t we allowed to go home for a change of clothes first? ” “ And a nice warm drink? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but are n’t we allowed to go home for a change of clothes first? ” “ And a nice warm drink? ” said Nobby. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Did I get an answer? ” “ Dunno where this place is, Captain. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ Well, we must get on. ” “ Er, is n’t Lady Ramkin around? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” Colon took a deep breath. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said, abruptly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You saying there ’s some sort of heir to the throne hanging around somewhere? ” said Brother Watch- tower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You saying there ’s some sort of heir to the throne hanging around somewhere? ” said Brother Watch- tower. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, Captain? ” said the lance- constable. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, sir? ” Colon repeated. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, sir? ” It has n’t flown away, Vimes thought. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You came all the way up here to ask me that? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You did n’t threaten him in any way? ” “ Straight up, Captain. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t happen to know where Wonse is, do you? ” he added. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t mean what I think you mean, do you? ” “ Could be sir, ” said Colon uncertainly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t need to eat people, surely? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t require assistance, by any chance? ” said the Patrician. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think a frieze of ghastly shadows will cause comment and speculation? ” said the Patrician sourly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think you ’ve been overdoing it, do you? ” said Wonse. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think, ” said the sergeant, “ that he ’s winning, do you? ” The captain thrust out his jaw. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You had your holidays this year, Sergeant? ” said Captain Vimes eventually, rocking back and forth on his heels. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You hardly want it to materialise here, do you? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You know that house that got melted? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what I think? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what? ” said Vimes aloud. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You know, I really do n’t think he can cut the mustard. ” “ He ca n’t? ” said Vimes, backing away. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean I ’m left in charge, sir? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you ai n’t running away from anything? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you sort of trained them? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean, ” said Vimes, “ all this is just- just show? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure, sir? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You there, Sgt? ” “ Detector Sergeant to you, Nobby, ” said Sgt Colon pleasantly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’d think he ’d give in, would n’t you? ” “ They fight like blazes, ” said Lady Ramkin, as he climbed on to the coach. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a dwarf, right? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not going to do anything heroic, are you? ” whispered one of them. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re staying there? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re waited on by rats? ” said Vimes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re wondering, after all this excitement, has it got enough flame left? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got to- “ “ What ’s all that fresh paint on your breastplate? ” said Carrot politely. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ You, er, you do n’t mind if I have a look around,> do you? ” he said. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ A member of the Watch? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ And more drinking? ” Carrot thumbed hastily through the book. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ And that ’s it, is it? ” said Carrot, as the tiny echoes died away. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ And where is he based? ” said Carrot, politely. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Are you sure you can spare it? ” said the Supreme Grand Master. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Can I have a go? ” said Carrot. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Do n’t we have to chant a mystic prune or something? ” The Supreme Grand Master stared at him. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Every night? ” “ Well, every day, really. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Fixed? |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ He did n’t have to join? ” “ He wanted to join. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Him? ” Colon ’s mouth dropped open. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ One of my men? ” “ Yes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Really be what? ” “ Dragons. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Sorry? ” The Librarian rolled his eyes. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ That ’s all, is it? ” said Brother Doorkeeper. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Well, I thought it was time- “ “ Why? ” Harga let the pan fall from his pudgy fingers. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ What did he mean by that? ” Varneshi ’s mouth opened and shut a few times. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ What for, sir? ” “ Being a thief, apparently. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ What is a Watch? ” said the king. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ What ’s this about a dwarf, Sergeant? ” said Vimes abruptly. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Where ’s Sergeant Colon? ” “ Down here, sir. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ You sent a raw recruit out with Nobby? ” said Vimes wearily. |
Guards! Guards! - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Your dad give you the sword, did he? ” said Varneshi, rummaging on a fetid shelf. |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A slap- up tea with cream buns and a medal, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''-a gerbil, and you stole his magical cat because you hated it so much and- what''s a gerbil? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''-all right, your educated rodents, and you move into a city, and … what happens to the rats that are there already?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''A dead one?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''A note? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''A penny whistle? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''A rat king is a group of rats with their tails tied together''''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''A rat king?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Aglet? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Aglets?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Agreed, Mr Mayor?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, here they are … help me on with them, will you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, they thought you''d be good at trap disposal, did they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ahem … should we be going there, if it''s bad?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Alive?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All in one place?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All ride, all ride, sorwy … why''re you here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, all right, but you''ve got to admit that everything could n''t have just, well, turned up, could it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, all right, what''s been happening?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, maybe you have n''t any actual business, but it wo n''t cost you anything just to say who you are, will it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All right,''said the unseen Maurice,''but what you''ve got to ask yourself is: who do we take the money from, actually?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''All right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Already?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Am … I … still … the … leader?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''An extremely heavy beetle?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And Puss in Boots?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And do you have to keep wearing that stupid hat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And have you got a name?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And how come you know so much about picking locks?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And how much will you charge?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And is this what we fought for all night?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And no sharp edge near you that you could rub the rope on?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And pay half a dollar just for a rat tail?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And then-''''Would they just do cuckoo clocks, or could they do other stuff?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And there''re no other rats here at all?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And they told you about this antidote, yeah?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And this is called a-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And we know what these are, do n''t we …?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And what am I in your story?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And what does Hamnpork think about this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And what if your story does n''t work?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And what makes you think they''ll want to talk to us?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And what was it you wanted me for, sergeant?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And why have you got all these rats caged up in here? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And will he come back like Darktan did?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And will you just look at these torn and bedraggled clothes I have to wear?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And wo n''t the string cut you in half?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you ca n''t sort of pull your legs through your arms so that you can get your hands in front of you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you could say thank you, could n''t you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you do n''t have any secret powers?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you just happened to have it on you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know how to make all the traps safe, do you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what''s worrying me about that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ll tell me which levers to leave alone and which bits to wedge open, will you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And your name is-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And … er … and the Watch officers will be able to get down the rat tunnels, will they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And … let''s see, smells female, young, nervous … Nourishing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Another talking rat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of a small theatre?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone there? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway … cats can talk to rats, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, who are you, asking me questions in the dark?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you interested in anything except music? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we going or what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you a cat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Peaches? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you happy with that, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you laughing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you new in this platoon, Nourishing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you right, Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sorry for what you did?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you do n''t know where those men are?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the leader, young female who refuses to rllk with me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you trying to show contempt of the Law?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Aw, boss, ca n''t I have any fun?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Beaten?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Bit of luck there already being a plague of rats here, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Boots?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But I did ask you if you could talk, did n''t I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But if it''s just someone knocking on the door in, you know, general high spirits, and we knock back, what are they going to think is up here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But rats do n''t really talk, do they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But supposing you have to?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But surely you would n''t suggest a rat officer could be allowed to arrest a human?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But what are we on top? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But what of those who are n''t strong, please?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But you know the best thing about Uberwald? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''But, you see, what we think is, really-''''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t they jump out?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t they just give him a dollar for his trouble and tell him to go away?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I ask a question, guv?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I ask a question, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can they talk too?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can they talk?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get round it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we just get back to clause thirty, Mr, er, Maurice? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you help us?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you really see it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see these, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see what we should do?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you … see how …?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can … you … see … how … the … spring …?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Can … you … un- der- stand … me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Co- operate?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Could n''t we just give him money?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you drop into the pit on a string?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Darktan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Darktan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Darktan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Depend on him to do what, though?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I cry that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say shut up?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say talk?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you hear the secret knock?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you say"kitty yourself"?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did that cat just say something?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did that cat just speak?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did that one have a hat on?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you hear something?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you hear that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you just say"I wish I was"?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see the Big Rat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I make personal remarks about your legs?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t mind what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you have any sense of drama? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think it''s time I sorted out your rat problem once and for all?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think there''s something wrong with a town where people''d pay more than a dollar for a loaf of bread?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do rats often whizz through the air like that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we have to eat him now?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we really need to keep on doing this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you ever bother to look?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know about wars? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know nothing about your background at all?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what an aglet is?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want to be the one to tell Big Savings?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want to go first?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t that count?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Does there have to be a clue?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Domination?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Easy on the tap- dancing this time, all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Easy, is it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … can I ask a question, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … do you have to do much paperwork in your job?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … how will we know it''s the entrance to a secret passage?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … when you say"mark the place",''it said,''do you mean like we mark other places where we bury things?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … you said the second mouse gets the cheese, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er …''''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, er, you wedge the thingy …''''Which one is the thingy, Miss Nourishing? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Even keekees?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Even with our little friend here among the rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Everything?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Exactly how high?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, are you mad?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Expensive, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Full of lovely spite and bite and boilin''bile?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Go and tie up these two somewhere, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Go where?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Gone to another town? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Good advice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, do you think he''ll do that here? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Got your ears blocked?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Halt, what is your business here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Hang on, hang on … how can you have a plague of mime artists?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it been talking to us?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it ever happened, really?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it got a mirror?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Has there been some trouble?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you heard of the Sisters Grim? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Have the people who tell these stories ever seen rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever looked at the rat tails, miss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever looked closely at the rat tails?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''He wants me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s doing it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s the government?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, who stole some of the poison?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Here,''he said,''are n''t, mm, you a rat, too?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Hit him with a last what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ho for the island, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How about any witches?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How can a rat not be good at that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How can it be all right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How come a cat knows a word like that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How did we get into this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you teach them to speak?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How do I know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How does it happen?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How far down are you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How is it we''ve never heard of this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How long does it take to become mayor?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How much did you give them?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How much worse off can we be? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How would I know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How would I know?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How would a rat king hunt? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you like us to be organized, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d he get out?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I accidentally scratched you, did I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe the fee for ridding the town of rats will be three hundred dollars?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I can go on playing my flute afterwards?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t think I said talk, did I? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t want people to think pipers should n''t get paid, do I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I had to sew that back myself, you know?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I know it''s a rather daring idea, but perhaps this is just an ordinary shed?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I said do you hear me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, what mouse do n''t we want to be like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose there is n''t a Big Cat in the Sky, is there?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose there might not be a secret passage?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought he got smashed last week?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought we used to kill rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I want to see maximum squeaking and making faces at people and widdling on stuff, OK?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I wo n''t remember all this, will I, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I … do n''t … think … so …''''Other rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I … it was … I had a feeling that-''''Rat kings can talk to people, ca n''t they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll go and fetch S- sardines, shall I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll just go and talk to him, shall I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m a cat, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got a rkrklk HAT on, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''In fact, you ca n''t be any help at all?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Inbrine will take squad two … Bestbefore? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Into a pit with a dog in it, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is a daughter''s hand in marriage usual in these circumstances?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he always like this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it important?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it threatening us?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t he here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it hard?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that a bit … unhygienic?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that Maurice''s voice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a good thing or a bad thing, guv?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that true, Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this important?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It ca n''t be a house for rats, can it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It could n''t, could it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It did n''t frighten you, did it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It is?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It was silly of me to worry, was n''t it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s that … what''s up with you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s … Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Just other rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Just pick those up when no- one''s looking, will you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Kinds? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Knife?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s get up there, shall we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s make this the big one, then, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Like Pilchards?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Like in Dick Livingstone?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Like these other rats I smell here? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Lock picks, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Locked in by your talking rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at that, will you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I''ll tell you what I''ll do … four whole loaves of bread, how about that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, are there really stories about rat kings? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, shall we get out of here before the rat- catchers come back?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, this is me, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Malicia, do you understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Many rats … humans … fear … lots of fear … lots of rats, crowded … food … rat … you said she''s been eating rat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Map, boss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Maurice? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''May I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Mayor? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bunnsy?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Mayor?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Nah, nah, they call it Bath because …''The Amazing Maurice hesitated, but only for a moment,''because they got a bath, see? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Nah, nah,''said Maurice, who generally told people what they wanted to hear,''I mean our rats can out- think most humans, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Nasty piece of work, is he?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''New here, are you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''No what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Not the pit?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing at all?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Nourishing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''OK, how about werewolves?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh … really?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh … well, you know that kind of cat that grins all time? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, I am a one, are n''t I, young sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, I suppose they just grow on trees, do they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, did someone speak?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, we''re back in your story, are we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you think too, do you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you''re a spider?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, young-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''On these paws?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''One of us, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''One rat can be brave, but a bunch of rats is just a mob?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ooooooberwald?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Or some handy matches that could burn through the rope?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Peaches and Dangerous Beans are to stay right back, understand?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Pencil?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps we''ll see you around, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Playing Mummies and Daddies?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Poison, guv?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Poison?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Promise not to laugh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Pull this grating out, will you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Put a rat in a trap, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Rats can what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Rats play with fire?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ratter? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready to die for the Clan, Sardines?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Red? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember that one in Scrote? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember what happened last time, boss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember when that dog found us? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Say it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Say what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See the houses? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See the little slider there? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See the river?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See those men on the door? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I carry you down?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I read to you from Mr Bunnsy?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I scratch your eyes out?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we queue up too?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall you and I have a little talk? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s very … definite, is n''t she?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Sheesh, I just do n''t know what you lot would do without … anyone?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir''said like that meant''what are you talking about?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So how did they see it, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So it''s really called Bath Blintz?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So let''s get him out of the trap, shall we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So let''s say I''m left with three, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So what sort of master piece would you have to make to become a master rat- catcher? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So what were these, then? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So you are werewolves, then?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So … he said if we got rid of all the rats and pinched the stuff ourselves, well, it would n''t exactly be like stealing, would it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So … who''s doing the listening?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So … you''re not going to tell the Watch about us?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said the rat who''d raised the whole question about the invisible part,''when you wake up, where does the dreaming part go? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said the voice of Malicia,''let''s go over it again, shall we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Something happened, did n''t it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Sort it out? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Steal it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely one of the rats who-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me,''said Keith,''have you ever met someone called Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell you what, let''s say one thousand dollars, OK?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That was a,''airy- story?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s all there is to it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s because Maurice is-''A voice said,''Would you like us to go away until you''ve stopped being human?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s foreign language for bath, see?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s not a poison, is it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s not a rat talking, is it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s the little female rat that coughs before she speaks, is n''t it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''That, sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The crockery?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The last leader gave me some advice just before he died, and do you know what it was? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The little rat OK?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The most interesting thing that happens at all is when Doris the Duck loses a shoe- a duck losing a shoe, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The rats call it Number Three?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The rats fought the dogs?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The wall … how high, exactly?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Then he''ll do what he''s told, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what about if a rat steals from me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why are you scared to bet it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''There was Puss in Boots, obviously,''said Malicia,''and of course everyone knows about Dick Livingstone and his wonderful cat, do n''t they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''They ca n''t be worse than the rat- catchers, can they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''They were n''t real tails?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re not frightened of complete darkness, are they? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''They''ve got that here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''This is what you think is a sausage here, is it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Three hundred dollars he charges, did you know that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''To be pets?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Tonight?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Tread on them?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Two of mine, and call it quits?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Ventrilosqwism?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that all they said?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that sarcasm?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Was?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Wassat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We should talk to rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re nothing but rats''? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve come across new poisons before, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve killed keekees, have n''t we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''We- I made a rat king Stop it, stop it … stop it …''''And it''s still alive?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well then,''he whispered, looking at his stomach,''is that you, Additives?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well … you know, like … dreams?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, how did it stay on? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, if you do see them, tell them we''re looking for them, OK?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, my dear, another thing all those little governments spend their money on is rat- catchers, see? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, supposing we were kidnapped? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, that''s harmless, is n''t it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, then, in the dreams, when you''re being chased by dogs or flying or whatever … who is it that''s doing that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Went straight up your trouser legs, did they? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Whadja think?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Mr Bunnsy?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What about your human?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they doing now?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you playing at, kid? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What can we do?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What could he have done? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you mean, think?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you give them for the antidote?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I tell everyone?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do they look like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you know about it, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, no rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, you do n''t know?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think happens to you, after you''re dead?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What does a secret passage look like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What else?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to that rat you took away?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done with the poison?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you got in there?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What is a nodger and how do you shimmy it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What is in the other cellar then?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it this time?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the matter with Hamnpork?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What is worrying you, Darktan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of a deal have you got with the rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of nodger is it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What poison was it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we do with Fresh, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we do with her?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What the krckrck is that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it Hamnpork whispered to you just before he died? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it you had to do?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it you really put in the sugar?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What was your question, Nourishing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you doing on a doorstep?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What would be the point of that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they doing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doing here, miss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do, stick your fingers down their throats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a rat house?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a rat king?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s another dead keekee?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s funny?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s my tail like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s odd about the rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s she done this time?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that word Dangerous Beans invented?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that you''ve got there, boy? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the name of the town, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with Hamnpork?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve they found up there? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, a fighter like this one? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, all of you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, for illegal shaving? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, for you, too? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, in her adventuring bag?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, like the plague?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, that I''ve been talking to a rat and a cat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the green wobbly bit?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the mad one?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the rats with their tails all knotted together? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What, wearing them?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are the rat- catchers?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s my official chain? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s your cat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one, sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''While they''re alive? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you to say"let''s get organized"?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who by?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Peaches?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s telling stories now, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are we letting these out?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you giving orders?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you making faces like that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t she say anything?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you sell me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you do it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t they fight the dogs?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we just say"Hello, we''re up here"? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do rat- catchers need rolls of wire netting?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do we want this one hanging around?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you charge such a lot?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why have n''t you arrested him?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is there a rat hole in a rat- catchers''shed?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why nineteen pints of milk?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would rat- catchers put rats in cages? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would you hear about it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you all holding sticks?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you talking like this? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Will they go runny?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Will they, do you think?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Will they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Will we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you go with Darktan''s crew to find out where she came from? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Word in your ear, guv?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you feel better if I said no?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like some cheese?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes what?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes … no … I … do n''t … it''s hard to tell …''''Dogs? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, boss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but … Dangerous Beans? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You a rat piper, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You are, er, settling in well?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You are? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You bite them in the neck?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t pay?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You could be on ten per cent, you know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t have any money?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know anything about people, do you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t look like the kind of kid that''d poison a man to his face …''''How about me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think it''ll work?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think it''s a funny name?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think what we''re doing is, you know … dishonest, do you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t trust me, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You get locked out of your room as a punishment?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You going to try anything, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You going to try anything? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You gon na give that rat a good squeezing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You got information from a rat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t got one?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You heard about the Dark Wood in the Book? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You heard it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You heard me, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You know about these things?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You know all about rats all of a sudden?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what your father''s been and gone and done just now?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You know where you said it was going to be such a good evening?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You lied?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You made it up?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean synchronized swimming?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the pinky- grey bit?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean when he said that would n''t be any fun, getting it that way?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you have n''t got anything in your bag to fight rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you take something like that out just for something like this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean,''said Malicia,''if they did n''t have ratcatchers here they''d have fewer rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You need all of that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You really can talk? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You stole from everyone and blamed it on the rats, did n''t you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You think it''s just luck too, eh, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You think something might have happened to her, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You told him about Sardines?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You want it trailing around eating our food and messing things up?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You want us to work for them?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You were expecting something more?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d bet on Jacko doing it, would you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a cat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re all talking?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re new, are n''t you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not the third and youngest son of a king, are you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve been the leader for … how long?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got a plan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | ''… it''s something to do with plagues of rats, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | - From Mr Bunnsy Has An Adventure Why am I doing this? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | - From Mr Bunnsy Has An Adventure ''Hello? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | 1? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A black cat that brings in a gold coin every month or so, would n''t you say that''s a lucky cat to have? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A cat with my talents? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A cat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A lock, maybe?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A map of … of what we are and where we''re going …''''Oh, you mean like that lovely island? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A pipe? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A rat who wears the teeth- marks of the Bone Rat like a belt? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A tap- dancing rat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A trombone for charming rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A voice behind him said, What kind of thing are you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | A voice from out of the darkness said,''Are there any wizards in there?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | AND HOW MANY DO YOU HAVE LEFT NOW? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | After a while Peaches said,''Yes, but that was a long time ago, was n''t it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | After all I''ve been through? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Aglet? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Agoniza and Eviscera Grim? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Agreed?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | All legs present? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And Dangerous Beans says there''s things we should do''cos they''re right, well, who works out what''s right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And Maurice thought: Where did you come from? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And being dead is like being asleep, is n''t it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And everyone believed them?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And he''d said it in such a sad, hollow voice … Where are they now, CAT? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And heard:''Hey, stupid- looking kid? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And it goes … there''s some kind of an arrangement, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And now … where is everyone?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And that means it''s … what? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And that will be a very lucky town, because then there''ll be rules, see?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And the clockmakers will be doing well, too,''''Why?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And the rat who''d mentioned the feet said,''Oh, the squishy green wobbly bit? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And the thing is … look, what I''m saying is, you''re the leader, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And then-''''Are you saying we should bribe the rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And then-''''Oh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And this one was: they did n''t have to check everyone that came through the gate, did they? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And we would rule the rat world together, would we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And what about the aglets, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And what about the luck? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And what are we going to do, then?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And what do governments do with money?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And what does Sergeant Doppelpunkt think about that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And when I win, what will I get?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And who has the candle?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And why do we want to be like the second mouse?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And why is everyone staring at you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And you can control the dark, yes? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And you can make a rat dance, can you, kid?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And you know the worst part? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And you know what that means, do n''t you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | And … Sardines?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Another one said,''Did you hear about the Bone Rat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Any questions? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Any questions?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Any vampires in there?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Anyway … so you really are a magical cat, then?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are there any heavily- armed trolls employed by the mail- coach company in there?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to help or not?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you joking? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you planning to run to help the white rat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you still dead, sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure it''s your real name?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | BEFORE YOU BIT HIS HEAD OFF? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | BUT YOU WERE RUN OVER BY A CART ONLY LAST MONTH, WEREN''T YOU? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But carefully, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But how close? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But if this is going to be the last time, let''s make it one to remember, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But we do n''t want to tell that to Dangerous Beans, do we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But … does n''t the first mouse get something, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | But … giving it to them as the antidote as well, that''s a bit … a bit …''''Clever? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you just see it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Cages, maybe? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can I pick you up? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can we get on with things?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can you find them? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can you hear me, sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine someone actually invented that name and did n''t laugh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Cats talk now, too? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Cats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Cling bong bang, bing clong bong? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Come here looking for work, have you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Come on- please? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Cup of tea? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | D''you know my father kept them all from when he was a kid? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Dangerous Beans had said,''But now we can also say"what is a rat?"'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Darktan opened his mouth to say: Like you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Darktan? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Dead rats do n''t run away, do they?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did I mention the stick is bending?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did he? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t I tell you someone would notice? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t one cellar look like another? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t think anyone would notice them, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did that cat just say"gerbil"?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did the coachman run away or did you kill him?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever hear about that place in Klatch? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did you just talk?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did you meet him, Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did you play with Additives? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Did you see to it, Inbrine?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t tell me, do n''t tell me …''''Huh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know about him? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know anything about the poisons you use? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do we want a lot of scrapping amongst ourselves at a time like this?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you call that narrative tension? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you even swear in Rat, rat boy?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how a piper kills rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how many old cellars there are here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know that rats can eat a human alive? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what a masterpiece is?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what he meant?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what it feels like, saying"Hello food, can you talk?" |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you really mean that, Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you see me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to see that happen to our rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Does it matter? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Does it matter?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Does oo want a biscuit? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Does oo want dese nice scraps, den?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Eight of them? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Er … how can we use the piper?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Er … what''s your name, miss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Er … when?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Ever see a cat feed a human? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | FOR A WHILE? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Fair enough?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Finally, Malicia''s voice said:''Are you two up there or not?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Get my drift?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Gone through all this again? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Good plan, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Good with a trombone, are you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Got plenty of money, have you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Had it been made by humans? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Had they been running? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He leads them into the river where … are you listening? … where they all drown! |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He must have heard it, must n''t he? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He settled for saying,''Is Hamnpork all right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He tried to make a face which said Do n''t be a complete twerp, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He''d been expecting- what? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He''d realized there was something educated about the rats when he jumped on one and it''d said,''Can we talk about this? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | He''d wriggle out of it, would n''t he?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Heard of that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Here come my eyes … WHAT? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | His own thoughts said: what, me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Hold on … hold on … The voice had said: You can see them … How did it know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How can rats be so still and so silent? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How can that happen?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How could fur ache? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How did a cat learn not to be a cat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How do-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How does it work?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How mad would anything have to be to think like that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How many times have I told you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How many''s in the special cage?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How the krrp will we find Hamnpork in this lot?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How will you fight my rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | How will you recognize me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Huh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Humans, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I ate him, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I can get a terrier for ten loaves and they''re mad for rats … no? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I can see it''s difficult for you to talk to rats, but humans like talking to cats, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I can see the shape of an idea in my head but I ca n''t think of the words for it, do you understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I remember you were very keen to see him appointed, were n''t you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I suppose that means there will be tiny signs in human language in the rat tunnels?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I think you two had better come with me, do n''t you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what he''s going to tell me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what type it is? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I''ll just watch, shall I? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I''ll tell you what, you help them and I''ll go somewhere warm, how about that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I''m a cat, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | I''m not going to go all through this again, understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | If rats make your legs explode, why do rat- catchers have to have a big lock on their shed? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | If you ran out on them and left them here, how could you look those little wobbly noses in the face again? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | In the dark, CAT? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | In the pit, remember?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | In the thick, warm, damp darkness a voice said,''All right, who''s got the matches?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | In the town square? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Is he yours, boy?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it OBVIOUS? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it obvious?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Is that my conscience? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Is this a new tea?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | It burned if you got it on your feet? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | It''s a two- for- one deal, see?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | It''s all a big swindle, yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Kill it deadl Do you hear me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Know how that feels, seeing the green wobbly bit like that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Let me ask this stupid- looking kid, who I''ve never seen before: are you an orphan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Let''s suppose my clients leave here and move down river, shall we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Little figures come out every quarter of an hour and bang the bells? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Magical rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Malicia appeared to think about things for a while, and then said, as if it was n''t very important really,''And, er … you''re staying, yes?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Maurice tried to think loudly: Can … You … Read … My … Mind? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Maurice? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the rats just get crowded together and their tails get twisted up? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Maybe they were made by a Big Human?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Most of them had annoyed Hamnpork no end, like the time when Dangerous Beans had said,''What is a rat?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Much better if we take it, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | My official hat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | My official robe? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Narratively satisfying?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | No- one is to go any further along that tunnel, understood? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Nothing can stop rats like you, right?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Now, where were we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | OF COURSE NOT, MAURICE …''Maurice?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | OK. We know about these, do n''t we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | OK?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Oh, so you think you are a good rat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Oh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Or are you thinking of making a dash for the daylight? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Or is that the kind of thing you only get to hear about when you are a hexperienced rat- catcher?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Or supposing we escaped and swam ashore and ended up on an island where there''s nothing but coconuts? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Or that I''m going to know they''re still there when the match goes out? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Or … had they thrown it away? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise the news''ll get around and no- one''ll show him any respect, and if you have n''t got respect, what have you got? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Over by the fountain?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Peaches carried it around as though it was a hugely precious thing- Will I find them first? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | People are going to ask questions, and the only question I want them to ask is"Where did the rat- catchers go?" |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | People ran into it before they knew?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Pinching the food and then saying,"It was the rats, honest"? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Piper to piper? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Prob''ly not broken skin yet? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Promise?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Rats have kings? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Rats who could n''t smell a cat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Really, have n''t you people ever read a book? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Remember back in Scrote when Sardines got in that kettle and blew a raspberry at the old woman when she lifted the lid? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Remember last month? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Remember the sign over the door?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Right-''''Can I come, sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Satisfied? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | See my fine rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | See the people in the streets? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | See the stupid cat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | See, little rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Doppelpunkt?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I act like a CAT? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I be like you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I keep one of them alive? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you about the Bone Rat? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you that the stupid- looking kid and the silly- sounding girl are going to die? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall I wear a red carnation?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall we play a game? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Shall we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | She … Toxie?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Should the daughter of a mayor be expected to wash up at least once a week? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sir?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So it made humans, too? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So it must be an invisible part that lives inside you, yes? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So news does n''t travel very fast, see? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So who''s the big boss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So you got to act like you know what you''re doing, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So … why would rats and a cat be friends? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | So?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, but we- isn''t that Peaches?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Special leader wisdom, was it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Stories about little people with wings going tinkle- tinkle?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Suppose the … the dream of Additives around inside him? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Suppose their voice stayed inside you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Suppose we ended up at sea? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Supposing we were captured by pirates? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you ate one? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Surprised, eh? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | THREE? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Tail? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Talking cats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Tell … me …''he panted,''… what … kind … of … trap?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | That I can see the eyes? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | That way he''ll look pretty silly, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | That''s right,''cos what can you get with money?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | That''s why you should n''t go in there, see? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | That''s your plan?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The head rat- catcher is your brother- in- law, is n''t he, Mr Raufman? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The little wobbly nose? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The ones BEHIND YOU? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The rat who''d asked the question said,''But what about the bit inside?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The streets have got cobbles on, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The voice had come from behind him, had n''t it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The voice had n''t really been there, had it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The white rat …''Where is Dangerous Beans?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | The- Did you say that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Then he looked up at the kid and said,''Good ratter, is he? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Then why are we scrabbling around underground trying to find him? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Then will you share our PAIN? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There was a pause before the voice said,''How do you mean, dishonest?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There was nervous laughter from the watchers, but a voice said,''Oh, they''re easy …''''Who said that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There was no such thing as enchanted chicken giblets, was there? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There were three knocks on the stable door, and then Malicia''s voice rose again with''Hello, did you hear the secret knock?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There''re bound to be plenty of new types of traps, but we learn fast, do n''t we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | There''s a then?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They always have a candle alight somewhere in their tunnels, wherever they-''''Dangerous Beans? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They always said things like''What?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They had voices, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They think they''ve seen rats in that town? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They would n''t drop this, would they? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | They''d say things like''Does oo want a bowl of milk, den? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Think you''re the rat piper, do you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Thinks? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Thirty- two angry rats?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Thirty- two? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Three hundred dollars, was n''t it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Three hundred dollars? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Three hundred dollars? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | To show that you could really control rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Told the rats to stay underground with their ears blocked up?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Trying to give a cat orders? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Twenty of them? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | VERMIN? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Wages for what, I hear you cry?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Wake me up when they bring the, mm, tea in, will you, puss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Wanna be Lord Mayor? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Was Maurice safe? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Was it, as Dangerous Beans believed, a vision of some bright future? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Was that a rat swearword? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We all know what happens when a mysterious orphan turns up and challenges someone big and powerful, do n''t we? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want anyone to panic, do we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want to be like the first mouse, eh?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We just go, right? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We''ll take the money and nick a boat down at the jetty, OK? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | We''re going to- Yes? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Well, Mr Assistant Rat- catcher?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Well, thanks to chattery little Nourishing, you''re the rat that looked the Bone Rat right in the face and came back, are n''t you …?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Well, we''ll see what they do to him, shall we?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Were you beaten and starved and locked in a cellar?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What did it think he was, a dog? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What did you say?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What does a cat need money for? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What does the first mouse get?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What does this bit do, sir? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What good was a cat with a conscience? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What have they been doing? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What is it this time?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What kind of creature are you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What kinds of music do you play?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What mouse do we want to be like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do now, Miss Nourishing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What sort of name is that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What was it Dangerous Beans had said? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What was it for? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What was the point of education, he thought, if people went out afterwards and used it? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What would we have done afterwards?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s an aglet got to do with anything?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s happened to Dangerous Beans?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening, Sardines?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s in the kitty-? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s red about him?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s the good of the rat- catchers offering us 50p a tail if the rats are so cunning? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s the worst part? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What''s your name … miss?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | What? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | When I am everything that truly is RAT? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | When she tracked down the Mysterious Headless Horseman?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | When you die, where does that bit that''s inside you go?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Where does that go?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Where does"right"and"wrong"come from? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Where is the mayor?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Where would you look, if you''re such an expert?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the harm in that? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Which talks? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Which way now? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Who can say? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Who had given them noses? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what I can have them thinking in half an hour?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Who taught them that governments are very-?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of a rabbit talking?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why are you all standing around? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you use it?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why did you do that?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why should he give it all away? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why should it think anything? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why should she give us a home? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why''re you standing around? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Will you OBEY ME? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Will you feel my … PAIN? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Will you … CO- OPERATE? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | With the sparkly blue bits? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t I?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Worth a try?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Wotcha, Sardines, how''re you doing?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would killing you have made anything better for us? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would not work? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would that be better?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would the … voice know where he was if he opened his eyes now? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would they? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would you, er, join me?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Would your life have been different if it had been banana- flavoured? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Y''know? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | YOU CAN''T EXPLAIN? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | YOU SURE? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t pay? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You can get into the harness and do it, can you?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You can think?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You defy me? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t have a knife of any kind?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You eat cats here?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You have plans for rats? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You know that clock they''ve got in Bonk? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You mean have I eaten anyone lately? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You see them? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You think I do n''t know what rats''tails look like?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You think that makes it easier? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You were saying killing a rat would be murder?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | You''d have to trap them first, and then you''ve got slippery bits of string that are moving all the time and the other end keeps on biting you? |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | Your leg exploded lately, Sardines?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | or''Where?'' |
The Amazing Maurice and His Edu - Terry Pratchett | said the kid, the kind of''no''that means''why are you asking?'' |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Was he the one with the bad teeth?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | -back? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett -here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | -tortoise? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett A good cause?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A lantern that does n''t shine for a man that does n''t see? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A perfect shape for what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A symbol? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A tavern? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett A world on the back of a tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | About life being like a sparrow flying through a room? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Across the desert? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | After all,Nhumrod went on, oblivious to the secret chorus in Brutha''s head,"what kind of miracles could a tortoise do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | After feeding-? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Against who? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ah? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Aha what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | All right? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett All the more for us, eh, Angus?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | All went well? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ambi- sinister? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And about how often what is perceived is not that which is fundamentally true? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And after a hundred years? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And be stoned? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And how does it know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And how long has our journey taken? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And how long is that going to be? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And how long will doing things one after another take you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And it''s really on the back of a giant turtle? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And mushrooms, too? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And no one left by the gate? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett And over there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And passage through Ephebe? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And people can read them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And something for the tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And soon it will want to be fed, have you thought about that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And striking honest men is considered proper godly behavior, is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the Prophet Abbys? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett And the battering- ram?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the roast pig? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the things down there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then we shall go again? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then you''ll take it to bits, will you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And they''d cut me down here and now if you commanded it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And we can leave the palace? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what are you going to do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what can we do for you, young man? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what did Om do? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett And what did this voice say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what do you think of it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what do you want to know about gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what does that stand on? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what is at the end of the desert? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what is this plot? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what rights do you demand, little tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And where are you going to with all these camels on this fine morning, brother? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And where is this device now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And where will your Library be then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And who had the melon, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And women? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you believe that, do you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you can keep him alive for-? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you gave him his money back? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett And you say you''re him?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you were going to be a bull? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you''d tell this to other people? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Another daft idea, Didactylos? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Any eagles about? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Any idea how you get there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Any mushrooms in these parts? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you going to watch the battle? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Are we going, or what?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you a philosopher? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Are you a philosopher?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you a slave? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you a slave? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you all philosophers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you doing something to me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to scourge it with hoof and flame? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening to me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you proposing to tell me he was struck by lightning? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you wo n''t stay? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Around here? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Barbarian?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Beer cold enough? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Blasphemy? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Bread and milk?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brother Nhumrod? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But I got orders to- ”Are you deaf? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But extremely loyal, you say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But how do you know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But if you''ve been down here as a tortoise, who''s been listening to the prayers? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett But is all this true?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But still caves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But the deacon told us- ”Corporal?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But we do n''t need Ibid''s Civics or Gnomon''s Ectopia, that''s for sure- ”What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But what happens to me now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But what if the exquisitors are wrong? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But what''s it a sign of? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But which twenty? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But why be angry with us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But you carry a lantern? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But you''ve got an amphora on board? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But, er, you keep it for me, yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But- but where are we going? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you beat it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you imagine what it''s like to be that sparrow, and know about the darkness? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Ca n''t you manage even a curse? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you speak to it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Call that a hypotenuse? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Can I borrow the towel?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I have my tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I trust you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I trust you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can we all get on board? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can we surprise them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you dig down to it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you do it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you get in? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you get us out of here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you remember everything that''s ever happened to you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you stop him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you swim? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you use one? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you walk? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Carting soil and pruning plants? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Caves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Cenobiarch? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Come on what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Compared to a god? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Could he make the doors open?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could someone fetch my tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could they do it as well? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could you make them work? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Crush ants underfoot? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Cut off a leg?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Dates? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Definite?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Deserve? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Did I ever tell you about the Brown Islands?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did I say that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did I? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did I? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did he? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Did it work?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t I say I''d go down there alone? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t I tell you to bring him here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did not the Great God declare, through the Prophet Abbys, that there is no greater and more honorable sacrifice than one''s own life for the God? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did that work? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did you fly? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear him? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Did you hear me?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did you talk to the blacksmith? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did you-? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did your fathers have this remarkable faculty? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you fear death? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Do n''t you get the sun everywhere all the time?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know anything? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Do they always swim around ships like this?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do we know where he lives? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you even begin to understand what you have here, Urn? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you get brought back? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a tongue, boy? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what a tortoise is? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you know, Brutha,he said,"I do not think there is a single person in the Citadel who would dare to interrupt me at prayer? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you really think so? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Do you really think you''ll get him back to the Citadel and they''ll believe you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you recognize these learned fathers on my left and right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that tortoise was a god, master? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you can walk? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Do you think you could find out quickly?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to join them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do your soldiers obey your orders? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does he? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Does n''t sing, does it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t use expensive soap? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does some old prophet say anything about nosy bastards being given a thump alongside the ear? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Eating properly, that sort of thing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ephebians? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ever been in a battle, Urn? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, but why did we stop? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Fair? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Fancy some sherbet for afters? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Feeding? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Feel a bit full, do we? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Fighting? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Find a philosopher? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Finished what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | For fighting Ephebians? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Full of giant purple singing slugs? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Funny?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | G''n y''himbe bo? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Goats? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Gods are doing this to us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Gods, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Gods? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Gods?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Going to Ephebe on a boat? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Going to have a bath, then?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Going to teach it to do tricks, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Got a good memory? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Great God? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Happen a lot, does it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have I impressed you with my use of careless language, Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you been fighting? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you eaten anything? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of a country called Istanzia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard, he said,"of Ethics?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you read it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen one anywhere else today? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you thought of all the possibilities? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you tried beating him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He did? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He has got a good memory? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He really did all that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He''s been here for a hundred years? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Here to talk about the treaty? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hey, how about giving me a pair of compasses and coming back in, say, half an hour? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hey, sunshine? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | High Priest, right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Hmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hot yet, Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How about rain? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How about something useful? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How about` Think for Yourself''? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How are they opened, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How are you feeling? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How are you feeling? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How can people talk like that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How can this be? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did it get here, mmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did we do, Urn? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did you get in here, little creature? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did you get under there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How do I find a philosopher? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How do you know that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How do you know this? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett How do you know?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How does it work? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How does the guide get in? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How far can a lion go with a spear wound like that in him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How is it in there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How long has he been down here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How long were they trying? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many are there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many of them are important? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many soldiers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many talking tortoises have you met? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How old were you at that time? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett How should I know?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How soon can you have it all finished? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How will we know he''s remembered them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How would you like to be an abomination in the nethermost pit of chaos? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How''s Urn''s steam machine? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How''s your memory? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How, then, has he become such a capable pupil? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett How?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Huh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hurricane? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I am sorry, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I am your God, right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I am? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett I expect his lordship wo n''t mind about the mirror because it turned out to be useful?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I have to go and see him now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I have to walk it alone? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I left my clothes in the bath? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''s the point? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I said, can you swim? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I said, could Fergmen make these hydra haulics work? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose it''s too late to ask for, say, a five per cent royalty? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you''ve no idea of the way to that paradise either? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I think you probably had an idea while you were in the bath? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I thought that''s what we wanted to do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what passes through the poor little creature''s head when he''s dropped? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I''m doing it straight into your head, do you understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I''m here, but I''m not a- ”How''re you feeling? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If you did n''t dictate them, who did? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If you''re going to kill me, can I pray to my God first? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | In case Vorbis finds us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | In that case,said Brutha triumphantly,"what does the turtle stand on?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Indeed? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Infinite variety, eh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is he here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is it a wise sort of bird, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is it always this cold? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Is it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is one less than fifty- one? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is something wrong? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that any help? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that how it always has to be? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that how people read in Omnia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that supposed to mean something? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that you, Bosun Coplei? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is there a watchman? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is there a way out? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is there any water to drink? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is there any water? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is there something wrong, brother? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is this man''s father still alive? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s a funny thing,he said,"but why is it that the heathens and the barbarians seem to have the best places to go when they die?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s a good thing I had a mirror, yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s a sign? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s better than us doing this to us, is n''t it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s reasonable, is n''t it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett It''s written, is it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Just give me a leg up, will you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Justice?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Keep us talking while your soldiers got into position, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Like what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Like-? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Look through hoops, that kind of thing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Look, I merely suggested, to indicate the nature of paradox, right, that if Xeno the Ephebian said,` All Ephebians are liars-''"See? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Lord Vorbis?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Map? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Master?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | May we not study the works of the infidel in order to be more alert to the ways of heresy? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Melons? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Might meet a few friends on the way, eh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Months? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | My lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | My lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | My son? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Name? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Never say a bloody word, do you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No threat? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett No? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Not just a Great God, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Not solid bronze? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Nothing wise about penguins, is there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Nothing you want to say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Novice Brutha,he said,"for what reason are you talking to a small tortoise?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Novice Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Now do you believe me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Now, Brutha,he said,"you know what happens to people who tell falsehoods, do n''t you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Now, I am sure you would n''t presume to consider yourself one of them? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Now,"he said,"you sure you''ve got it all?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and they''ll listen, will they? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh, he does? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Oh, well, it must have been me, yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you mean alcohol? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Oh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | On a battlefield? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett On the back?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | On the tray? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Or even Father Brutha? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Ossory?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ought? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Overspeed? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Pardon?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Pardon? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Patina the Goddess of Wisdom? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett People will soon see that those other ones are no good at all, wo n''t they?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | People? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Poisonous snakes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Regardless, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Remember what I said about fundamental truth, Brutha? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Remembering the scrolls okay?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Right? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Saying that the world is flat and goes through space on the back of a giant turtle? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Saying? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | See that man cleaning the mugs? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett See the gleam? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | See? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Sergeant Simony?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Shall I leave you here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Shall I remind the others? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Shifted that one, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sir, surely only things that exist are worth believing in? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Slightly lions? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Smash it up? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett So did the Ephebians kill Brother Murduck?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So much for Om, perhaps? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So the Ephebians want peace, do they? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So we rush them, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So why would they let us establish a beachhead? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Something wrong? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Somewhere in Howondaland, is n''t it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sorry? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sorry? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sorry? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Soup? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Still capable of walking? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Suppose he''d read the scrolls? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Surely not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sweets from the trolley? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Talking money? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Talking to the tortoise, were you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Tell me,said Brutha, sipping his mug of water,"do any of them know much about gods?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ten sides? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett That kind?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | That more or less than fifty- one? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | That''s the Library? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The Turtle Moves, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The Turtle Moves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The Turtle Moves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The big knobbly wheels? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The desert coast? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The evidence of our existence is the fact of our existence, is that what you''re saying? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The ones with the big flowers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The rest of the soldiers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The whole scroll? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Them? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Then he must have flown over the wall, do you think?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then what-? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then who gave it to him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There are windows open? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There is? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There''s a God of Lettuce? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There''s a big shaft through the wall there, see? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett There''s lions here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | These are all books? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | They speak poisonous gibberish about turtles, do they not? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett They threw vegetables?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | They''ve got a goddess for painted jezebels? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Think logically, will you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | This is how an Ephebian philosopher behaves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | This is how they do things in Ethics, is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Throw me over the side, why do n''t you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett To die in the desert?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | To the room? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Top man?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Turn lettuce into gold, perhaps? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Two bags of sugared dates for the price of one, how about it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Uh,"said the ghost of the captain,"did you just say` were''?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Urn? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Use your left hand, do you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Useful? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Vorbis?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Vorbis? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Was it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Watch for what?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Water that''s turned to stone? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We spoke once, did we not, of the nature of reality? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We''re fighting Ephebians? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We''ve been having our bath again, have n''t we? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well, have n''t there always been? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Well, have you got a piece of chalk?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well, if people did n''t kill one another, there''d be more people to believe in you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well, now,said Argavisti,"Cenobiarch of Omnia, eh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well, you know lions? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well,he said,"does it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Well? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Well?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Were they trying to get through to him, too? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Wha''happened? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What Book of Creation? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What about his memory? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What about me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What ails you, Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What ails you, my son? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are they? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing here, novice? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do with him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you looking for? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What can I tell you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What can you do?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What circles? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What comes out of the big long spout thing at the front? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What d''you mean, you do n''t know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What day is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did he say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did you say to him, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do philosophers look like? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do they stand on? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do tortoises usually drink? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you intend? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, and then what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, of? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What do you mean?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you propose? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you think it wanted to do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you want that for? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to do, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to go to Omnia for? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What does engendered mean? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What fall? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What for? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What god did they worship?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What good are they to you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What happened to Brother Murduck?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What happens then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What happens then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What happens to those who do n''t? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is at the end of the desert? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is it you fear? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is the first thing you can remember, my son? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is this thing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is your plan, young man? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What job? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What journey?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What kind of drawbacks? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What makes you think that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What of? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What says so?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What sort of place is Ankh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What the hell''s happening? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What things? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What was on the tray, my son? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What was that bird that walked in when the Goddess-he tasted the unfamiliar word-"of Wisdom was mentioned?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What was that for? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What was that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What were their names? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What were they? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What were you doing in the garden? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''ll it be? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''re these berries? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''re you thinking of? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What''s a metaphor?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s a philosopher? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s a pi? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s all this stuff? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s fair? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s it doing now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s so fascinating about a lion''s den? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s that got to do with anything? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the difference? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the eagle trying to do to you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter with him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s the name of this vessel? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s this, love? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What''s this?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s wrong with it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What''ve you got? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What, a lot of old men running around the streets with no clothes on? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What, all of it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What, lolling around all day while slaves do the real work? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When did you start think- when did you remember all this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When do you intend to, uh, demonstrate it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When the Great God is with us,he said,"who can stand against us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When they do,said Brutha, feeling lightheaded,"could you wait until they''ve shown me visions of carnal gratification?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When was this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where are we? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Where do they get the water from?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where does the shaft go to? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where is he now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where is this place? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where they get them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Number Four? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Vorbis? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the priest? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where, uh, do you get it? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Where? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which end? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which one was that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which ones are you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which way to Omnia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which we? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Who are you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who built it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what any book says? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Who cares? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who did it before? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who ever heard of a turtle ten thousand miles long? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Who is this fool?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Who said it''s a ball?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who sent you, boy? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who told him I was omnipotent? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who were the people who lived here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''re you talking to, priest? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''re you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''s he? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''s he? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''s this bugger? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why are you talking to this stupid person? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t he chop your legs off? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t we land somewhere along here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you run away? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do people need gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do you bother with him? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why does n''t anyone lock them away safely, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why does n''t he eat fresh bread? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why have n''t I got any clothes on? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why not? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why not? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why put your hand into a grinder? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why should I get you out of here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why should I make the world? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why should we trust him?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why should we trust you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why worry about Vorbis? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why''d the captain tell me something like that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why''d they just fly away, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why''re you doing all this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why''s there a door on its back? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why''s there another one in its belly? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Why?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will they be back? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will we ever be strong enough? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will you go to hell if you have a drop of spirit? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will you help? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will you please excuse me a moment? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Would I? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Would the Great God Om-holy horns-"ever manifest Himself in such a lowly creature as this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Would this be lots of copies? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Wst? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Yes, Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, but what''s the alternative? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, my Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, sergeant? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes, sergeant? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett Yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You all right? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You are blind?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You believe the Great God Om watches everything you do, do n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t even do that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t hear it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t mean you want to go by yourself? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You call that a thunderbolt? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You call this philosophy? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You can remember them just by looking? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You can talk? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You come back? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You could n''t manage just a small commandment? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You deny it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You did n''t live up there, then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t have many friends, do you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t like it, do you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t understand anything I''m talking about, do you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t want to go back to Omnia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You do understand, do n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You forget things? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You get a lot of tortoises? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You have beaten him for that, at least? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know I traveled a lot when I was much younger? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know already? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know everything? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know of these things? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know the stone plants? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know, I ca n''t think of a better time? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean it''s confused? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean this is n''t a storm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean you do n''t know it''s true? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean you do n''t know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean you do n''t know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You really think they did human sacrifice? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You roast people in it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You see the way it is built? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You see?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You set fire to your own Library? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You sure? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think it''s like watching words paint themselves across the sky? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You think that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think tyrants wo n''t build''em too? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think we''ll get there? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You want me to kill all the inquisitors? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You want one? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You want to know about gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You were dropped? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You will not show yourself like this again?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You wo n''t be wanting us to explore the tunnel, lord? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''d speak out against the Quisition? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''ll feel my wrath for this, right? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You''re Death, are n''t you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re a god? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re a philosopher, are n''t you? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You''re alive?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re blind are n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re saying I''m like him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re the judge? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got a sword, have n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got no money at all? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You? Small Gods - Terry Pratchett You?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Young fellow called Ossory, was n''t there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | , Why?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | -up left now, when I say three, one, two, THREE-"Vorbis?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | ?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A God whose only concern about food now is that it''s low enough to reach? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A cornucopia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A couple of tribes join up, they''ve both got thunder gods, right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A god that only Brutha believed in? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A machine that goes by itself? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A mile? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | A place were alcohol is drunk?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | After what they did to poor Brother Murduck? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | All that was a dream, was n''t it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | An elderly voice said,"That you, Number Four?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ancient master say:` What boy laughing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And What Is It You Wish? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And a huge staff? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And at the end of the desert?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And chained to the back of the turtle-"Who''s that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And he dies anyway and we die too? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And if you hear them again, what will you do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And it added:"Has it occurred to you, lad, that I might not be able to do that and be down here walking around with a shell on?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And it flies through the room and there''s just a moment of warmth and light?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And no more voices, d''you hear?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And now, it would appear, we are all here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And one day people will say: why did n''t they sort it all out, back then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And style? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the glow of the holy horns shining out of his head?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the gods kind of run together- you know how amoebas split?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And the man with the tray oiled forward a little further, saying,"Klatchian Delight? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And then what will you do? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And they were proud of this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what did he mean about fish not having a word for water? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what did they mean now? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And what do we see there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And why is n''t any of this exactly what it seems? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And will you stop trying to sell me fish? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | And you dare to summon me?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Angus?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, could it be wicked? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t we lucky?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you vermin?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you, Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | At the bottom of the gear- chain?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Because of Ephebe? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Because of the desert? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Besides, how''d they eat? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Books on mechanisms?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Borvorius, who was better at thinking than the others, said,"Are you talking about surrender?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brother Nhumrod?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brother Nhumrod?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brother Nhumrod?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha said,"Excuse me, please?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha said,"What''s a dream?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha whispered,"Om?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Burn people in there? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Burn the plans? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But I think perhaps we should know our enemies, yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But You Said A God Must Protect His People"What would we be if I told you to crush honest men?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But do you know what''s special? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But have you ever thought that the Quisition could be wrong?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But there are other voices,"said Brother Nhumrod, and now his voice had a slight tremolo,"beguiling and wheedling and persuasive voices, yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But where did it leave him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But who cares? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But you ca n''t overthrow yourself, can you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | But you''ve got to laugh, have n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | By A Bunch Of Primping Women And Musclebound Posers In Curly Beards? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you do anything for him?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you do anything?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you read my thoughts?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Call that very divine? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a look? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I press you to a candied sultana? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can I say something?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you do anything about it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you explain that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you hear me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Can you remember the way to the gate?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Cluck- cluck?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could We Please Get Back To The Matter Of Other Gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could you not take some other boy?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Could you stop turning him over and over? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | D''you know Abraxas found the lost city of Ee? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | D''you know, I only get one day off a week?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | DON''T YOU KNOW? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Dam the river of truth? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did I ever tell you about old Ur- Gilash? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did I really say that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone else know about the two kinds of truth? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t we find out about Murduck? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did ordinary people feel like this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did the Cenobiarch know about this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever read old Abraxas?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Didactylos?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do I Hear Any Objections? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t gods know these things?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you agree? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you fear the Quisition?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you know about light?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how gods get power?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what it is?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone know who this man is?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Does everyone get this?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Drink Seller?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Even the Library?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ever seen that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Exploding giraffes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Eyes wobbling all over the place?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Face to face? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Feel a bit like a stack of shelves? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Feeling a bit avis domestica? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Figs? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Finally he said,"How did you know that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Fire cures all Follies, yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | For One Hundred Years, Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | For ever? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | For if this metalight did not exist, how could darkness be seen?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | From the darkness came a voice,"And that is really true?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Full beard? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Get rid of all those spikes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Had he said what he knew? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Had it been like this back in the first days? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Had n''t the God himself told him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Had this ever happened before? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Half the time you do n''t know what you''re thinking, so why should I?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Has he mentioned anything about a tortoise?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked at the man''s mind?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen this?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He caught an ancient voice, steeped in hopelessness, saying,"Lord, Lord, why must my son be taken to join your Divine Legion? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He had n''t said,"Ye god, not a damn holy war, is the man insane? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He must have done, must n''t he? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He tried to say"Urn?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He was eight feet tall? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He was so thin that even skeletons would say,"Is n''t he thin?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | He''s word- perfect on the entire Sept-""Hmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Her left bosom is nearly uncovered, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Holy relics? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Honeyed wasps? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How about it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How about some yoghurt? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How can I blaspheme? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How could it be anything else? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How d''you know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did he do it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did he know the sky was blue? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did the fat man know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did you tackle it from a tortoise perspective? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How did you think I got in here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How does it happen? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How far away from Brutha would he still remember? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How hard could it be? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many divisions have you got?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many members did the Turtle Movement have? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many scrolls are there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How many worshipers have you got?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How much did anyone know about him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How much did he know about him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How much had Vorbis got out of him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | How would you like a grape, little tortoise?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I always have a ton of lead slabs around in case I meet someone in the desert, yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I believe it had two guards yesterday?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I believe you recommended him to my service, Fri''it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I ca n''t sell you anything, can I?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I could hide, and he''d walk into one of the pits or a deadfall or something, and then I could sneak back to my room and who would ever know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I daresay you heard the voice of the Great God when you were Called, did n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I just wish it was- ”"Fair?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why else does it thunder?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I mean, you want to put a bit of color in, do n''t you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I said, what is this he to whom what you refer? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose someone just happened to give him the Codicils, did they?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose the Great God did n''t happen to say anything of benefit to the convenience food industry?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose there is one?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I suppose- ” Dhblah leaned toward Brutha-"you would n''t have a hint, would you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I think we shall have to see to it that you become Subdeacon Brutha just as soon as possible; what do you think of that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I thought it was, mm, fifty years? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I thought philosophers were supposed to be logical?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | I. Shall I Smite Them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | IL Other Gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If Om was alive, surely he could send a sign? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If people do n''t respect then they wo n''t fear, and if they do n''t fear, how can you get them to believe? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If the God was sitting there talking to you, could you say anything truly wicked? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If the price is n''t high, how can people respect you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If there was no truth, what was there left? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | If you did n''t give them to him, who did?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, you could n''t make a statue wobble every now and again, could you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is he one of yours?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is it not that, deep in your souls, you know that your gods are as shifting as your sand?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is it not?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t he dead yet?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that so, Angus?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t this what you wanted?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that settled, then?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you had in mind?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you think? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is this what we''ve come to?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Is this wood?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It is impossible to think that the world could run in any other way, is this not so?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s like love and hate, know what I mean?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | It''s not much to ask, is it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Just take yours away, right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | King of birds, am I right?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Leave a garrison? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Like lock gates on a canal, you understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Listen To Stupid Prayers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Lizards? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | ME? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Make It Rain? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mate?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | May I suggest we meet again at sunset?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Maybe one of your basic giant spider gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the wisest course is leave them to stew in their folly?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mind always on the job, eh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | NOW? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Name? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Nice fresh indulgences? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No food? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No one had done any maintenance for- well, for as long as it took iron hinges to become a mass of crumbling rust- but all this still worked? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No one is worshiping any other gods in Omnia, are they?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No one''s stripped the copper off the roof, have they?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No treaty can be held binding, if it is between people like the Ephebians and those who follow a deeper truth?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No water?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Not Stuck Full Of Arrows? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Not even a curse?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Nothing but darkness outside? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Now do you understand?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Now, what was it he had to say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Occasionally he would ask him questions:"How many miles have we traveled, Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Of course, the water''d have to be pumped up-"Sergeant?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and- Brutha?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Okay, get his- ”"Can I make my peace with my God?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Old Ur- Gilash? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om comes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Om''s thoughts arrived in the little silvery world of its mind:"We do n''t want to hurt one another, now do we?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | On the other hand, how much leadership was necessary? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Once more the Great God Om spake unto Brutha, the Chosen One:"Are you deaf, boy?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | One hundred years''time?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | One hundred years, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | One hundred years? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | One man, unafraid of the- ”"What to take? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Onna stick?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Onna stick?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Or perhaps miles above the surface? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Other philosophers asked questions like: Is Truth Beauty, and is Beauty Truth? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | P''Tang- P''tang''s words had arrived as:"remember when Pacha Moj hit his uncle with big rock? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Peace treaty? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | People said there had to be a Supreme Being because otherwise how could the universe exist, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps I ought to buy now, ahead of the crowd?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps they do n''t know that it is a fast day?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you could tell me what he looks like?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Pretty good, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Priests? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Probably you''ll tell me you''re looking for an honest man?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Put it on your back and run away?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Really, lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Revenge? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | See how you like it, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | See, Urn? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Simony, is n''t it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Simony?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Shall I go back to the garden now?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Sherbets? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Simony?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So I give the signal and a few hundred of us attack thousands of them? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So I said, got a problem, Your Reverence? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So I suppose you did n''t give him the Book of Creation, then?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So what?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | So you have n''t got anything to lose, have you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Some idiot missionary gets himself killed, some man writes some gibberish about the shape of the world, and we have to go to war?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Someone from inside the building said,"Oh yeah? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Someone killed him at last, eh? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Something about eating yoghurt on Wednesdays, say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Something like that could smash the doors, right?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Something you wish to say?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Still, where would we be if we were all the same?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Surely, there had been a voice? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Swimming through the emptiness of space? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Take the wheels off? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Talking pillars of flame? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ten miles? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Ten sides? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The Book of Vorbis? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The answer is n''t a little reptile in a shell, is it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The desert took some people like that, did n''t it, Angus? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The insults to Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The newt looked at him hopefully, and added,"Is that lots? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | The water?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Their copper? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then Fri''it said,"Are we safe up here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then Ibid said,"Foorgol the God of Avalanches? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then he said,"You are n''t going to say they''re a relic of an outmoded belief system?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then it said:"Tall fellow? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then the Sea Queen said,"One believer?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Then who"-he signaled one of the guards, who handed him a sack-"wrote this?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There will be justice? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | There''s not magically more of them than there are of us just because they''ve got Brutha, are there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | They''re only bronze doors, you say?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Things have a way of wanting to happen, see? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | This was Ephebe, was n''t it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | To Om? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | To know that afterward there''ll be nothing to remember, ever, except that one moment of the light?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | To me the greater sky glory- You were their God? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Twenty percent? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Two other members knew, because they would have introduced him, but who were they behind these masks? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | V. I Do n''t Seem To Recall Any Discussion About Other Gods Being Worshiped In Omnia? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | V. What Shall It Be, Prophet? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | V. Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Voices that are always waiting to catch us off our guard?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Vorbis on trial? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Vorbis said,"There is something wrong? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Vorbis?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU LIKE ANOTHER GUESS? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Want another thunderbolt?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Was it hearing? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Watch Over Small Children? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We can make Brutha''s death a symbol for people, do n''t you see?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We have n''t had anything since Mr. Piloxi the farmer last week- ”"How d''you know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | We''ll be popular there, you think?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Weather god, was n''t he? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What Is Your Name? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What about armor?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What about your soldiers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What am I thinking about? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are the winds here? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What are you expecting to find?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What can we know of reality? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What could I say? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What could I say?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What could there be to fear? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did this man mean? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did you expect? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did you go and do that for?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What did you want me for? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What difference does that make?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you think you''re doing in the dormitory in the middle of the day? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to hear? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What does it mean?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What else is there?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What for?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What god did that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What good has our God been to us? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What happened to me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What harm can he do?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What have I always believed? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What have tortoises got to do with anything?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What if we do keep it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What is proposed to be done?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What the hells- it could n''t talk as well, could it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What to take?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What was the name of the man beside you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What was your name? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point of saving up to become free if you could n''t own slaves afterwards? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What year?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What you eating? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s a map?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s deserve got to do with it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s his name?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What''s wrong with the desert?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Whatever happened to him? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Wheels? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When it''s served its purpose, yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | When you had that idea for the lighthouse?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where are its muscles? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where are the currents?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where are we?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where are you?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where do gods come from? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where do they go? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where is its mind?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where people made a living trying to understand? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where shall we go now?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where was Brutha? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s all this wisdom? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the gods of Ephebe and Tsort?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the snowline?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where''s your sponge?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Where?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Which one was it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | While you still have some left?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who cared what people did? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who did Vorbis talk to when he prayed? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who else knew that Vorbis was fighting both sides of a war, like a child playing with soldiers? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who has been accepting the sacrifices? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who has been judging the dead?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who now will tend the farm? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who set fire to the Library?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who were you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who were you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who would care? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who would care? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who would listen? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of a tortoise doing geometry?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why Should I Yield, Then? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why a penguin?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why bother to look?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why deny the obvious?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do I know it is n''t true? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t I believe any of it? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you have a little rest?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why does everyone tell me this? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why exactly are we looking for a philosopher?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why make anything up? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why prattle of peace when there is no more war? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why should I know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why should I tell them that?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why you no do homework?'' |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Will you join them?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | With a very long beard? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t he, sergeant?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Worried? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Would you like the Moon to orbit the world or the Sun? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | YOU HAVE HEARD A SHIP REFERRED TO AS A LIVING THING? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | YOU HAVE PERHAPS HEARD THE PHRASE, he said, THAT HELL IS OTHER PEOPLE? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You Order Me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You Stand Before Your God And Look For Business Opportunities? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You Want A Constitutional Religion? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know about the delegation to Ephebe?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know that story about the sparrow flying through a room?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know the sort of thing?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know, no one even heard me? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean a hundred years can pass like a few seconds?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You mean slowly?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think I have n''t tried? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think I need you? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think it''s going to be grateful?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think they''d jump at the chance to be revenged on their masters, eh?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You think you''re going to carry him to Omnia?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You want to go back to Ephebe? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You want to use him as bait?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''re going to Ephebe?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got an army? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | Your Commandments? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | [ 1] One of the recurring philosophical questions is:"Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound when there is no one to hear?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | a book? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | a little rain, oh Lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | all over the place inside our head? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | and: is Reality Created by the Observer? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | are you a saint of, exactly?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | but a tortoise?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | device, lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | do n''t survive the process?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | do you know what it''s like, being human?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | do you sing to them first?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | enjoying themselves all the time when they''re alive, too?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | feeling the knowledge drain away, dwindling back to nothing but a lowly reptile? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | gods? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | have you seen a tortoise anywhere around here?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | ill?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | is n''t it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | is there to lose? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | lacking in machismo, yes?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | master?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | now, I''m not sure what I believe- ” YES? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | perpetrator?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | read the words in my mind? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | recovered?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | seventeen, eighteen years? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | since we came back?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | sir?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | swans? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | they are not in the city?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | to fight Ephebians?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | tomorrow morning?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | underlying justice?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | was there a tortoise? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | water?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | what did he say the sign would be?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | what do you mean, what year?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | what is a mirror, lord?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | where''s Urn?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | which I could not read, but which if you were to give me a stylus I think I could- ”"This is some sort of trick?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | white, does n''t it?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | who cares? |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | you eat the occasional lizard or snake, too?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | you know the books say that Brutha died and there was a century of terrible warfare?" |
Small Gods - Terry Pratchett | “-why? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | ! ” “ “ Oh? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Detritus looked puzzled at the absence of his voice and tried to squint at his mouth. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Gaspode rolled a crusted yellow eye skyward. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Laddie had dropped a stick in front of Gaspode and was looking at him expectantly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | A dollar a day, how about that? ” Victor saw the look of sudden hope on Ginger ’s face. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | A low- level voice said: “ Yeah? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | A twentyreeler? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | A waiting man with a sword? ” Victor peered at the little man- figure. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | After I gave you my solemn promise not to try anything again, you did n’t trust me? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | After a while Soll, behind him, said, “ Waiting for something, Uncle? ” “ Hmm? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | After a while Soll, behind him, said, “ Waiting for something, Uncle? ” “ Hmm? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | After a while the Dean ’s muffled voice, “ Was that all, do you think? ” The Archchancellor raised his head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | After a while the Lecturer in Recent Runes said, “ That was young Stibbons, was n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Against passin ’? ” “ He said he did n’t think the examiners had noticed that he got the allotropes of octiron wrong in question six. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | All of us. ” “ How? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | An ape. ” “ How ’s he in the mysterious senses department? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what they found? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And he seems to prefer it, I ’m afraid. ” “ How d’yer know? ” said the Archchancellor suspiciously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And he ’s a dog, and that ’s the kind of noise dogs make, is n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And how does one do that? ” “ One waits for ever and ever. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And now someone ’s rolled out a red carpet. ” “ What, in the street? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And now you want to break into the clicks, right? ” “ The clicks? ” She rolled her eyes, deep within their black circles. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And now you want to break into the clicks, right? ” “ The clicks? ” She rolled her eyes, deep within their black circles. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And of course they all pay you, oh, how much –? ” “ Oh, we just take up a collection at the moment, ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And that last thing of yours, what was it called now –? ” “ High Jinks at the Store, ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And that makes me feel a lot better, does it? ” “ Shall we sit in the shade? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And that makes me feel a lot better, does it? ” “ Shall we sit in the shade? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And then a voice said: “ That ’s all, folks. ” “ That ’s all what? ” said the Patrician of Ankh- Morpork, next morning. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And this dream? ” “ Oh, it ’s too strange to mean anything. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And tremendous value for money. ” “ Why? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And what did the handlemen do before they had handles to turn? ” She waved a hand vaguely in the direction of Ankh- Morpork ’s distant glow. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And, do you know, they said it looked as though the fireworks would spell out words? ” Soll added. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | And, er, they said the daylight here was wrong. ” “ Wrong? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Another voice said, “ Just hand it over, right? ” Victor wandered closer, and squinted into the shadows. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Any alchemical experience? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Any good with your hands at all? ” “ No, ” Victor admitted. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, who ’d grow things when they could be making movies? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you owe me a dollar. ” “ What for? ” “ Agent ’s fee, ” said Gaspode the Wonder Dog. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Are these people acting on a stage? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Are you a wizard? ” Silverfish glared at him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, Mr. Dibbler? ” “ Never felt better, lad, ” Dibbler said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | As for instance what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Banged grains? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Basically very simple. ” “ How do you make them frightened? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Because we ’re a university? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Before you woke up? ” “ No. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Bodes what? ” “ It do n’t have to bode anything, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Bought a Jumbo Sausage Surprise off him. ” “ He ’s back selling sausages? ” “ Got to. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But he appealed. ” “ Appealed? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But he ’d said that last time, had n’t he? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But it ’ll be a night to remember right enough. ” “ Will we have to be introduced to them all? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But people who are n’t poets say, so what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But that ’s not what magic is really about, you see, ” he added quickly, “ because this world is- ” “ Who cares? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But why was it still happening? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But you still did it. ” “ What- what was that place, anyway? ” Victor shifted in the darkness, trying to make himself comfortable. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | But you ’re made a meat, an ’ what do you eat? ” Victor looked at his own plate. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | COD. ” “ Cod? ” hazarded Colon, glancing at the lowering cloud. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you gnaw through it, or something? ” “ With these teeth? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you gnaw through it, or something? ” “ With these teeth? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Can you make the sleepwalking part of you understand that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Come on. ” “ Where to? ” “ To the back of the queue! ” “ But we ’re wizards! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Dibbler? ” Sgt Colon repeated the initials under his breath. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did I tell him to do that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did it work? ” “ No. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I say there was boding happening? ” Sparks crackled off his fur. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I tell you to watch where you were putting your feet? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you want to? ” She slid down on to the sand and tried to adjust her costume. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Did you know there was a great city here once? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do I have to explain everything to everyone all the time? ” “ It ’s just that I thought- ” the artist began. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself CLEAR? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t know where she goes. ” “ Where ’d Victor go? ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how to handle a sword? ” “ A little, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do you know nothing? ” “ I mean the tall guy in black. ” “ Oh, dunno who he is. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the theatres do n’t allow women to act? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I ’m really that big? ” shouted Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone hang on it by their fingertips? ” “ I do n’t think so, ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t it hurt? ” “ You should know. ” “ There you are, then, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Does your mother know you ’re out? ” he cackled. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Doing magic? ” “ Sorry. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Elephants. ” “ Bigger’n us? ” said the other yeti. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Eventually Victor said, “ Wow. ” Ginger said, “ Mine, too? ” “ Yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Everyone marries their cousins where I come from. ” “ Why? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Exactly how long was Holy Wood ’s real history? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Exactly? ” It was the time of the silence. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Feel sorry for the lad, do you? ” “ I do n’t think you quite see what I mean, ” said the Bursar. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | For this I ’m missing lunch? ” “ You could always eat it off my forehead, ” said Victor, standing up. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | From quite important men. ” “ Have you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Gaspode, what did you mean when you said it ’s got Dibbler? ” The dog gnawed at a paw. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Get in, the pair of you. ” “ Can we travel in this? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Ginger? ” “ She working at Borgle ’s! ” “ Only in the mornings! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Goes up there every night and moons around looking dramatic. ” “ What? ” “ Every night. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Good friends? ” “ I think I know what you mean, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Got it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Had he ever been like that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Handlemen? – ” “ I ’ve never seen so many people in a click, ” Ginger whispered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Has he gone? ” “ I think so. ” “ He ’s bound to say something to someone. ” “ No he wo n’t, ” said the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have I ever lied to you? ” Bezam scratched his head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have I got a part for you! ” “ Have you? ” said Victor, pushing his way through the crowd. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t I been like an uncle to you? ” Well, yes, thought Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have n’t you read the script? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have we started filming yet? ” “ One minute I ’m sitting in a tent, next minute I ’m breathing camel, ” said Ginger petulantly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have you been spying on me? ” she snapped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever trained imps? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked at your own eyes? ” Gaspode nodded at Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He goes to see a click nearly every night. ” “ What ’re you on about? ” said Poons, waving his walking stick in the air. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He heard Soll say, “ So that is Uncle ’s latest idea, is it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He heard a small child say, “ What happens now, Mum? ” The fat woman holding it said, authoritatively, “ It ’s easy. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He looked again at the question: “ What is your name? ” He answered it. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He met the Librarian ’s worried frown, and chalked on the cave wall: “ REALITIES MERGING? ” The Librarian nodded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He remembered Silverfish ’s antipathy towards wizardry, and corrected himself, “ a clerk. ” “ A waclerk? ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He said he ’s got a really big picture planned. ” “ What is it? ” said Gaspode suspiciously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He was always coming up here. ” “ What sort of person was he? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He was in his bath and he had this idea for something, and he ran out down the street yelling. ” “ Yelling what? ” “ Dunno. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He went on: “ I mean, is that all? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He ’d decided to come to Holy Wood, but why? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He ’d trapped everything from zebras to thargas in his time, and what had he got to show for it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He ’s an ape. ” “ Same damn difference, surely? ” “ Apparently not. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He ’s going into this Jumbo Sausage thing in a big way, then? ” Their eyes met. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | He ’s not very good at the wizarding. ” “ So what ’s new? ” Sound! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Hear that, Soll? ” “ Yes, Uncle, ” said Soll dispiritedly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Hi, Breccia, how ’s it goin’? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Holy Wood ’s been brought to Ankh- Morpork! ” “ Yes, but- ” “ Do n’t you remember anything? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How about you? ” “ Go back to the farm, maybe. ” “ Why? ” “ Holy Wood was my chance, you see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How about you? ” “ Go back to the farm, maybe. ” “ Why? ” “ Holy Wood was my chance, you see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How about you? ” “ Go back to the farm, maybe. ” “ Why? ” “ Holy Wood was my chance, you see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How can it not look right? ” “ Ankh- Morpork does n’t look all that genuine, you know, ” said Dibbler thoughtfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How can you tell? ” Victor hissed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How did you know? ” “ Everyone starts like that. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How did you measure the age of an idea? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How did you wake up a sleepwalker, anyway? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How does the monster Tshup Aklathep, Infernal Star Toad with A Million Young, torture its victims to death? ” “ It. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How long before the Things came through? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How ’s it going, Rock? ” “ Great! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | How? ” “ Er. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I asked for twenty, did n’t I? ” “ Two ’s fine by me, ” Victor called out. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I could tell it a mile orf. ” “ What on earth do you mean? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I demand someone tell me, mm, what ’s happening? ” The door stayed shut. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know, what should I do with all this money? ” Throat patted him on the shoulder. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I guess. ” “ Why? ” “ Because we ’re us. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, Holy Wood is a different sort of place, is n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, are we talking Thicko City here or what? ” sneered Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, are you a carpenter? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, no contest, am I right? ” The wonder dog gave a brisk yap. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what sort of explanation do you think would fit? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I mean, your average wolf, he ’s a bright bugger, know what I mean? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I really hated our farm. ” “ Oh. ” “ And they expected me to marry my cousin when I was fifteen. ” “ Is that allowed? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I reckon I ’d be due more’n three dollars a day, with a name like Rock. ” “ Can we make a start? ” said Dibbler sternly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I suppose it was the dog, was it? ” she demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you compress them right up small and they burst into this mass of flaming hydrogen? ” “ Good grief! ” “ Yeah! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I think that ’s gibbons, Archchancellor. ” “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I want it done by tomorrow, right? ” “ But, Uncle- ” “ Or you ’re sacked, ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what they want them for? ” The rest of the day passed in a trance for Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I wonder where he is? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I would n’t give it to a dog, and I am one. ” “ You made him tip out his own dinner? ” said Victor, horrified. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | I ’m a dog, what do I know? ” “ She seems all right, but. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | If heroes did n’t arrive in the nick of time, where was the sense in anything? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | In Ankh- Morpork? ” “ Yes. ” “ Would n’t like to have their cleaning bill, ” said Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Is it? ” and then raised the megaphone again and continued in the original plummily optimistic tones “ – Century of the Fruitbat! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that so, Victor? ” “ Well. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Is that all? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Is that good enough for you? ” “ Well. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Is that troll mean, or what? ” Victor looked at the dog carefully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It cause no end of trouble. ” “ Why not just one leg? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It does n’t pay to get type- cast. ” “ And do you do the same thing? ” said Victor, to the other troll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It looked up slowly, and said “ Woof? ” “ – Potential for Learning! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It meant- how should I know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It really gets to you, does n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll be one of them conversation pieces, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a bit yukky, is n’t it? ” “ It dog food! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s better’n hard currency, for dogs. ” “ Oh? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s historical, then, is it? ” said the Lecturer. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s just having to use my shape! ” “ What shape does it normally use? ” “ You do n’t want to know! ” “ Yes I do! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not real. ” “ You ’re telling me? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s very clammy down here. ” “ Is it your teeth I can hear chattering? ” “ Who else ’s? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s very clammy down here. ” “ Is it your teeth I can hear chattering? ” “ Who else ’s? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | It ’s- it ’s territory, see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Just honest merchants out for an enjoyable evening, right? ” “ What does an honest merchant look like? ” said a wizard. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Just honest merchants out for an enjoyable evening, right? ” “ What does an honest merchant look like? ” said a wizard. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Just one more Hihohiho out of you bloody lawn ornaments and it ’s double- headed axe time, OK? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Just the same feelin ’ as a migration, he says. ” “ Yeah? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Let him get on with what he does best, am I right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s go somewhere far away and really think about it, eh? ” Ginger gave a groan. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Like a sort of theatre? ” said Victor, running his finger down the page. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Like, some humans get uncomfortable when they see a picture hung crooked? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Like, you mus ’ have noticed where some dogs bark at you when you ’re new to a place? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Listen, lad, how would you like to be in moving pictures? ” “ Er, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Look, have n’t you got names? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Makes you realize what those poor girls in the harems must suffer. ” “ And you do n’t mind people seeing you like that? ” said Victor, amazed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Ma’am? ” “ No! ” By mid- day Victor had earned tuppence. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Metaphorically? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Miss? ” She stopped, and waited impatiently as he caught up. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Never seen colour before, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Not Morry and Galena? ” “ Yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Not a big plate. ” “ I suppose you can tell how tall she is, can you? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Nothing there but some wind- blown old forest and a temple and sand dunes. ” “ A temple? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Notleadium? ” said Peavie. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Now he ’s staggering around saying “ What hit me? ” I say “ Me. ” That ’s when we both realize. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Now see what you ’ve done? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Now what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Now, where ’s that artist? ” Dibbler spun around, giving the impression that Silverfish had just been switched off. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | OK. ” “ Right? ” “ Yes, Uncle. ” Soll grinned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | OK? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | OK? ” “ Good boy Laddie! ” “ Yeah, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | One more, and I really mean it, one more, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Or a shadow play? ” “ See? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Or a shadow play? ” “ See? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Or is this the reality? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Pedigree? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | People do n’t see, sorry, any one picture, they just see the effect caused by a lot of them moving past very quickly. ” “ Do they? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Please? ” Click. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Pretty good click, eh? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ Er. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ Yes! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Rows of seats stretched down towards a- a wall? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Same fella? ” “ Apparently, Archchancellor. ” “ Total madman. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | See? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | See? ” said Gaspode mournfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Silver screen magic. ” “ What ’s come over you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Silverfish? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Silverfishium? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Snappy? ” “ Yeah, I want this cleared up right now, ” squeaked the mouse. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | So I grabbed the ‘ at and had it away on my paws pretty damn quick, while they were still starin ’. ” “ Why? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | So important, in fact, that I sent some lads up it at lunchtime just to make sure it was all OK. ” “ You did? ” said Dibbler, guiltily. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | So maybe he could stop and have a rest? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | So this is one of old Riktor ’s toys, is it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of puppet show, are they? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Somewhere at the back of his mind a tiny voice was saying things like “ Where am I? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Supposing there was somewhere where reality was a little thinner than usual? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Surely not? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | That many? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | That night in the hill? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | That way we can get a hundred camels for the price of one, right? ” “ It means the desert bandits ride in single file, though, ” said the youth. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | That what dogs are supposed to eat! ” “ Yeah, but is it wonder dog food? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how things end, OK? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The Archchancellor would be very angry with us. ” “ Wassat? ” said Poons, cupping a hand to his ear. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The crowd held its collective breath, except for a small part of it that hit surrounding people with its stick and muttered, “ What ’s happening? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The duck says he thinks it ’s caused by something here. ” “ How does a duck know that? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The handleman started to take pictures and it was just like a dream. ” “ Yes, but what did we actually do? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The old zonkaroonie. ” “ Funny noises? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The palace, the University, the Guilds- everything that makes it a real city, understand? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The slave girls- where are the slave girls? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The trolls exchanged a brief glance, which nevertheless contrived to say: amazing, is n’t it, that things like this apparently rule the world? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | The world is full of little people with big dreams! ” “ What, you mean like dwarfs and gnomes and so on? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then Rock ’s voice bellowed: “ It ’s my friend Victor! ” “ That mean we ca n’t eat him? ” “ No- one is to eat my friend Victor! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then another troll ’s voice complained, “ They call this limestone? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then he said, “ Where ’s Holy Wood? ” Ponder shut his eyes and pounded his forehead. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then he said, “ You know, Thomas- may I call you Thomas? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then there ’s this sizzling noise in my head, I see a frying pan- you understand? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Then: “ Can I sack you, Bursar? ” “ No, Archchancellor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | There has to be six of them, OK? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | There was this voice telling me that I must wake the- the sleeping man? ” Victor thought of the armoured figure on the slab. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They connect with the sea, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They could have been doing something like this for years, but did they? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They do n’t shout, “ Nearly- fresh oranges, only slightly squashy, reasonable value ”, do they? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They see a lot of them at once, see what I mean? ” “ Hey, I got lost at see there. ” “ Every picture adds to the general effect. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They want spectacles! ” “ Because of the small writing? ” said Victor, sarcastically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They were fed into it on a little belt or something? ” “ Oh, no. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They would n’t exist if there were n’t people to believe in them? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | They ’re the thinner ones with the pale faces? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Think you can remember it? ” “ “ Per- cent- age of the gross ”, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Think you ran do that? ” “ What huge eunuchs? ” said Victor, as the camel unfolded itself upwards. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Think you ran do that? ” “ What huge eunuchs? ” said Victor, as the camel unfolded itself upwards. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Thought you said it was a machine? ” “ More. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Tip of my tongue. ” “ Blister? ” volunteered Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Tom? ” “ I, I, I, yes, of course, it ’s true that my forte is really more in – ” “ Right! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Turn him into a star. ” “ How can you make anyone into a star? ” “ I dunno. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Um? ” “ But that is n’t important, ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Very important job, handle- manning. ” “ But is n’t it all rather, well, cruel? ” Gaffer looked surprised. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Victor chalked on the side of the slab: “ CAN’T YOU THINK OF ANYTHIN AT AL? ” Ginger took the chalk: “ NO! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wait! ” “ Hurry up, then. ” “ What would she want to be a lawn for, do you think? ” “ Beats me. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Waitin ’ for yer big break in the clicks, right? ” He grinned encouragingly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Waiting to be alive? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Want to get a nice hot sausage down you? ” Victor eyed the glistening tubes in the tray around Dibbler ’s neck. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wash in your own spit, do you? ” “ What was that? ” Victor backed away, waving his hands frantically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wash in your own spit, do you? ” “ What was that? ” Victor backed away, waving his hands frantically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We ca n’t do it just like that. ” “ We ca n’t? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We might as well have a clear run at it, eh? ” They could hear shouts in the ante- chamber as the former audience piled into the tunnel. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We start telling them to paint what is n’t there, we ’re into all sorts of- ” “ Perhaps it ’s just a very bright full moon? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll be showing it again any minute now and- what the hell are you doing? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll do the bit where Victor fights the dreaded Balgrog. ” “ What ’s a Balgrog? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve got perfectly satisfactory words for shoutin ’. ” “ Like what? ” said Cut- me- own- Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Well, Holy Wood is my chance, do you understand? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Well, have you heard of something called a genius loci? ” “ No. ” Her brow wrinkled. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a student wizard? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What can you be, after you ’ve been yourself, as big as possible? ” “ Nothing, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What chance did he have with a smart lady like her? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What did you do now? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What did you say it ’s called? ” “ Has n’t really got a name, ” said Peavie. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What dis place? ” Gaspode stared. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do they care? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do they know about the march of progress? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do you fink? ” Victor stared dully at him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do you say, Tommy? ” “ Well, I – ” Silverfish began. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do you think I thought he was? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” He heard Gaspode scramble over the stones. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What d’we pay him? ” “ Peanuts, ” said the Bursar promptly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What d’you fink of that, eh? ” He grinned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What d’you think of that? ” “ What song? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What d’you think of that? ” “ What song? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What had the people been doing? ” “ Dunno. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What happens if it ’s dreadful? ” Ginger nodded grimly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What have you got? ” They did n’t let you get away with that sort of thing for very long. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you noticed about us? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ” “ Cabbages, Archchancellor. ” “ Some kind of vegetable? ” “ Yes. ” “ Ca n’t stand vegetables. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ” “ Cabbages, Archchancellor. ” “ Some kind of vegetable? ” “ Yes. ” “ Ca n’t stand vegetables. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What should I know? ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What sort of person did that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What special showing? ” “ The special showing I ’m about to tell you about, ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What trolls? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What was he like fifty years ago? ” “ Well, for one thing he was eighty. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What was it they said about the gods? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What was it, now? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What was it? ” ANYTHING. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What was the good of being a wizard of the Seventh Level if you did n’t have six other levels to look down on and the Eighth Level to aspire to? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What were you supposed to say in circumstances like this? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What would you like people to know? ” She hesitated. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What you fink? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’d he want a star for? ” “ I did n’t know you could make stars. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’d they want money for? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’re wonder dogs fed on? ” “ Mr. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a pedigree? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s everyone doing? ” said Poons, suddenly waking up. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going on? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? ” said Windle Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? ” “ I could n’t even begin to explain. ” The torch was spluttering on the floor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he want me to do with this? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s he want to go round shouting foreign lingo for? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it called? ” “ Laddie, ” said the handler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s up? ” “ Just take a look outside, will you? ” said Colon, in a level voice. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s up? ” “ Just take a look outside, will you? ” said Colon, in a level voice. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s we want to swaller people for? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What ’s wrong with mine? ” Detritus the troll stuck his head through the tent flaps. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | What? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Whatever happened to integrity round here? ” “ I think you probably sold it to someone, Uncle. ” “ I ’m really hurt, ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | When he ’d been small, people had said things like, “ And what do you want to be, little man? ” and he ’d said, “ I do n’t know. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | When the time ’s right. ” “ When will the time be right, then? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where am I putting my feet? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where am I putting my feet? ” “ You ’re fine, ” said a wizard. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where are we going? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where dis place? ” “ Do n’t look at me, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where does she go when she ’s not working? ” “ Who know where anyone. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where is the thing now? ” “ I had a couple of servants put sandbags around it. ” “ Good idea. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where were the others? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where were we? ” “ Look, I really think this is most unwise, ” said the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the girl? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the harm in that? ” “ It ’s called watering the currency, ” said the Lecturer in Recent Runes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d know? ” “ You uncivilized troll, ” scolded Rock. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d want to spend their time moving pictures? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why am I doing this? ” and another part of him knew that he did n’t really have to do it at all. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why am I here? ” Her hands flew to her mouth. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why are we talking about it like this? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t I think of that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t anyone else spot it? ” “ That ’s just what I was thinking, Uncle, ” said Soll hurriedly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why do you think I asked? ” she yelled, as they stumbled through the broken seats. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why does n’t anyone ever do what I tell them? ” The handleman took his cigarette stub out of his mouth. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why is n’t she here? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why was she trying to get into the hill? ” “ Prob’ly in league with dread Powers, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why wo n’t anyone tell me what ’s happening? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why ’s he so interested in the damn thing, anyway? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why, er, are you shooting at the door, Master? ” “ Use your common sense, man! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” She frowned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ I do n’t know, but- ” “ Look at wizards, ” Ginger went on, vibrating with indignation. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Will he fall out, will the wheels come off? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Will this do? ” “ I suppose so. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wizards never stand in line for anything! ” “ We ’re honest merchants, remember? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wonder what they ’re making her dream? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Wonder what those two’re doing now? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Would you mind unfurling your banner, please? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Y? ” Victor tossed the chalk up and down thoughtfully, and then wrote: “ I THINK BCOS WE NEVER INVENTED SOUND MOVIES. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | Yes, Victor? ” “ You mentioned trolls. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t expect me to shoot at the damn walls? ” “ Ah, ” said the Bursar. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t think he ’s got one of those mysterious animal premonitions of evil, do you? ” “ I think he ’s a pillock, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You find nice place to indulge in bit of “ What is the health of your parent? ” and the Disc move for you, yeah? ” The other trolls grinned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You find nice place to indulge in bit of “ What is the health of your parent? ” and the Disc move for you, yeah? ” The other trolls grinned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You know when you met me up the hill? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You look just like someone wearing a very badly- made false beard. ” “ Amazing, is n’t it? ” said the Lecturer happily, passing out the wire. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You may go. ” “ You know what, lordship? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You think Dopey the Mutt there would last five minutes in Ankh- Morpork? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You think I unsophisticated girl just off mountain? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You think they ’ll say that? ” “ Trust me, Tommy. ” “ Well. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You want I should knock my teeth out? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You were being menaced? ” Realization dawned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You working in films? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You ’re supposed to be bloody amazed I can bloody well get a squeak out of the bloody thing. ” How shall I put it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve heard of ideas whose time has come? ” “ Yes. ” “ Well, they ’re the tame ones. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | [ 11] “ How do you ride it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | a great big shark? ” Even Dibbler sounded slightly surprised at his own suggestion. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | a mountain with a elephant? ” It never got an answer. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | er, are we allowed to go and eat? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | higher in the last fifty years? ” “ I. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | how about a chariot race? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | if there ’s a lot of one picture, it means it ’s an important idea? ” “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | if there ’s a lot of one picture, it means it ’s an important idea? ” “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | smouldery. ” “ Did they? ” “ They looked really odd. ” “ I felt really odd. ” “ I know. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | surely? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what did you think of it? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what does dang mean? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what happens now? ” Death told him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what is my motivation for this scene? ” “ Motivation? ” “ Yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what is my motivation for this scene? ” “ Motivation? ” “ Yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ A couple of nights ago? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ A day off? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ A performing dog? ” Dibbler reached down and patted Gaspode ’s bullet head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ A wizard or something? ” This got a laugh from the nearest queuers. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ According to the stories, yes. ” “ Why? ” “ Search me. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, sir, ” said Dibbler, “ that is so you can see the pictures better. ” “ Is it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, ” he said, “ that ’s because you- ” “ Yes? ” said the dwarfs in unison. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, are we? ” he said, after a while. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ do you know what he ’s sayin ’? ” said a disgruntled voice beside Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ you swept her up, and she said- ” “ Long grass? ” said Ginger weakly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ An ’ you told him what I said about a verbal contract not being worth the paper it ’s printed on? ” “ Yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And I bet you burn just as well as anything else, hey? ” The Thing struggled to pull a leg free. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And is it somewhere close? ” “ No idea, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And it must have been seen by hundreds of people, yes? ” “ Thousands, ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And now, ” he said, “ let ’s talk about percentages. ” “ What ’re percentages? ” “ Have a cigar, ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And then afterwards, we can- ” “ Afterwards? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And then you said “ What happened? ” “ “ Do n’t know when I last saw swordplay like that, ” said Morry. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And they spit lead balls at people, do they? ” said Ridcully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And where ’s Miss Ginger, may I ask? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And you know what they say when you complain? ” she demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ And you never told us? ” “ You never asked, ” said Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ankhmorporkery? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Any good? ” said Peavie, who had dropped in to commiserate. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone in there? ” The dog ’s tail thumped uncertainly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone seen Victor Tugelbend? ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t we going to do the ending? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you going to make yourself scarce? ” Victor hissed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are the words all sorted out? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you cold? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you crazy? ” Ginger hissed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you waiting for something? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you, er, all right? ” “ I only wanted one drink, ” Ponder muttered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ At this time in the morning? ” said Bezam. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Bark? ” it said, innocently. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Best in the business. ” “ What does he play? ” “ Rocks. ” Victor stared. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Bloody dangerous thing to do, was n’t it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Bugger the imps! ” “ How can he make a horse? ” That was the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Bursaar! ” “ Master? ” “ That ’s what I call shootin ’! ” Victor turned over. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ But he said that if ever I was in – “ “ Did I just say scram, friend? ” “ Yes, but – ” The door in the fence opened a fraction. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ But how do you stop them escaping? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ But how does it work? ” Silverfish ’s face lit up. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ But it was great, was n’t it? ” she burst out. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ But where ’d we get false beards at this time of night? ” said a wizard doubtfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you feel it? ” “ What odd? ” “ Everything seems to, well, fizz. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you feel it? ” “ What odd? ” “ Everything seems to, well, fizz. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you keep it steady? ” the Archchancellor demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you persuade her? ” he said to Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you see it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Call it what you like, mm? ” cackled Windle Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have a quiet word? ” Victor shouted in Rock ’s pointed ear. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I light the fire? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I sack a nephew? ” “ Er. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can they? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we go somewhere and talk? ” she said, quietly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you dance? ” “ No. ” “ Swords? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you dance? ” “ No. ” “ Swords? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear me, old chap? ” The Bursar opened his eyes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you sing? ” “ A bit. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you swim? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Celery? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Clearly oil, eggs and vinegar were not involved, right? ” “ Specialitay de lar mayson, ” said Fruntkin. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Cor, it ’d be a laugh to have a handleman here now, would n’t it? ” he said, cheerfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Crossed spare ribs on a bed of lettuce? ” said Soll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Cut- me- own- Throat Dibbler? ” “ Is he in? ” Sgt Colon glanced at the city behind him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Cut- me- own- Throat Dibbler? ” “ Is he in? ” Sgt Colon glanced at the city behind him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Definitely without your dog. ” “ You want to talk to me? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I finish telling you about the dream? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I hear things, or can that little dog speak? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did it land on someone? ” said the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you ask him about that? ” “ Er, no, ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did we ever, mm, find out, do you remember? ” There was a moment ’s silence. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you bring someone with you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you get a good look at it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you get all that? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you get any sleep? ” he whispered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you just hear someone say something? ” said the handler carefully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see her eyes? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you tell Dibbler everything I told you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do a lot of this sort of thing, do you? ” he said to the trolls. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t they? ” she pleaded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how to do what you ’re told? ” said Gaffer. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what the old fool did? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think he saw where we ’d taken out the bricks? ” “ No, I was standing in front of the holes, ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think it ’s something to do with Holy Wood? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Does n’t he expect some meat or a sweet or something? ” Gaspode shook his head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Does she? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that look like ten per cent to you, Victor? ” “ You negotiated his dinner? ” Gaspode ’s voice was muffled by meat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that look like ten per cent to you, Victor? ” “ You negotiated his dinner? ” Gaspode ’s voice was muffled by meat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ During the day? ” “ Yes. ” She put her hands to her mouth. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ D’you know, boy, when they built the Tomb of King Leonid of Ephebe they used a hundred elephants to cart the stone? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Each one ’s a bit different, see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? ” said Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, do you think your little dog can find his way to the studio? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” he said, “ I do n’t think we ’ve been formally introduced? ” “ You did n’t seem to let that stop you, ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Even acting? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever seen one of these shadow moving puppet play picture things? ” Ridcully asked. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone get that? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Exactly wot life do you fink a genuine talking dog is going to have? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, ” he said, “ I hope we ’re not going to get elementalist about this? ” Now it was Ginger ’s turn to wave her hands. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Eyes? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Fancy seein ’ you here, eh? ” He gave Dibbler a grin like a crack appearing in a vital bridge support. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Fights and rescues? ” “ There ’s got to be more to it than that! ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Fink you ’re Cohen the Barbarian, do you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Fish stew, right? ” “ Oh. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Found anything? ” said the Archchancellor, without looking up. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Four legs’re better “ n two and so forth, y’know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ From Ankh- Morpork? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Gaspode? ” he said hesitantly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Gaspode? ” he snapped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Gaspode? ” said Victor apprehensively. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Get away? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Get the wizards to stop it. ” “ What ’re you going to do? ” Victor drew himself up to his full height. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Get what? ” said Ginger and Victor together. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Go on what? ” “ Go on and say something merchanty. ” “ What sort of thing is that? ” said the Dean, mystified. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Go on what? ” “ Go on and say something merchanty. ” “ What sort of thing is that? ” said the Dean, mystified. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief, do I have to spell it out? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Good lad. ” “ What does it mean? ” “ Do n’t you worry about that, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Got everything? ” “ The banged grains have gone soft, ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Got him worse than anyone, I reckon. ” “ What has? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Got the jump on you, did she? ” “ I must have nodded off for a moment,. ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Got to see a man about a horse, what? ” “ What? ” “ Right. ” The door closed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Got to see a man about a horse, what? ” “ What? ” “ Right. ” The door closed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? ” he ventured. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t got any of them workin ’ here, then? ” “ No, Master. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we saved the day? ” prompted Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you any idea where she lives? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you met my nephew Soll? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you seen Ginger? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ He had the same type of weedy moustache. ” “ Who ’s this? ” said Poons. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ He looked happy, did n’t he? ” “ Must be off ‘ is nut, if you ask me, ” said Nobby. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ He says, “ Follow me in single file, bwanas, to fool the hated enemy, ” OK? ” He nodded at Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ He was working for you, right? ” The horse- holder gave in. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, how come you know all this stuff? ” “ I- a wizard told me, once, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Hold your horse, sir? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How about: I ’ll fire you if you do n’t do it properly? ” Rock grinned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How can I do that? ” she demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How can we look at our own eyes? ” Gaspode shrugged. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you do this to me? ” “ Because I ’m your own flesh and blood, ” said Soll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you get a job so quickly? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How long ’s that? ” “ Nearly since the start. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How many damn bits of paper in his stuff, eh? ” “ Er. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How many elephants we got? ” “ I just done them, ” said M’Bu. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How much was it? ” “ Sixty dollars. ” “ For a dog? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How much was it? ” “ Sixty dollars. ” “ For a dog? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How should I know? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How the hell did you get in here? ” “ I broke into moving pictures, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How would you like to work for me, Detritus? ” Detritus touched his jutting brow respectfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’d you hear about this place? ” “ Oh, I – ” Silverfish stopped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’re dogs ever goin’ to amount to anything if they bounce around worshipping people just ‘ cos they ’ve been given a meal? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I broke it. ” “ Ah, is that so? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I did n’t say it! ” “ Oh? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t care where you get them from, we ’ll hire everyone in Holy Wood if we have to, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t have to drink molten metal, do I? ” Victor quavered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I do n’t like that. ” “ So what? ” said Squeak. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect he could teach your dog a few tricks, eh? ” Victor did n’t dare look down. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, did n’t we bring something really great into the world? ” “ No kidding. ” “ I did n’t mean that. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, did you ever feel something was acting through you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, do you b’long to someone or what? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, on the one hand, it ’s too big, but on the other hand, it ’s definit’ly your stereotyped troll nose, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I really did all that? ” said Ginger uncertainly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I reckon, so long as ode Cohen never gets to hear about it, you should be OK. ” “ I said, how long ago was he in here? ” shouted Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I should hope not, ” said Victor, and then, “ What do you mean? ” “ Aha! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose I get to eat breakfast? ” he said sarcastically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose we go in, do we? ” “ Could be, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you do n’t need an assistant? ” said Victor wistfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I want the posters ready by tonight, understand? ” he warned. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I was n’t sure. ” “ And the fog? ” she demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I was thinking of oysters, actually. ” “ Were you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I will! ” “ Right! ” Exactly how, though? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder what your name is? ” said Victor, patting it on the head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder, ” he added, “ could you stop shaking my hand now? ” Dibbler followed his gaze. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I would say they are supremely fit, myself. ” “ Fit? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’d have come straight back, honest. ” “ What are you talking about, lad? ” Ponder ignored him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m absolutely anything, am I? ” “ You do n’t keep mines, ” said one of the dwarfs. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m an old man, mm, and I ’m hungry. ” “ Do you know what he did? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m wondering, would it be worth takin ’ half a inch off my nose? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve tried to see your point of view, have n’t I? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve, dreamed it occasionally as far back as I can remember. ” “ Oook oook. ” “ What ’d he say? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I, er, do n’t know how to say this, ” she said, “ but, er, has anyone noticed me walking in my sleep? ” “ To the hill? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ I, er, do n’t know how to say this, ” she said, “ but, er, has anyone noticed me walking in my sleep? ” “ To the hill? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ If I ’m really lucky, who knows? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ If anyone wants us, ” he said, “ we ’ll be having some lunch. ” “ What, right now? ” said the troll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ If you could just bunch up tighter, gentlemen? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ In Ankh- Morpork? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ In charge of what? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he? ” “ And he wants to know how things work! ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it ill? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it meant to do this? ” he demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it my imagination, ” he said, “ or is it getting foggy? ” Poons hit the Chair across the back of the legs with his stick. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it too much to ask what is going on? ” But no- one seemed to be listening to them. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t that all right? ” said Silverfish, now thoroughly beaten. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that Laddie? ” said a troll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It calls for a solid character- ” “ Solid? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It does n’t go boom, does it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It means “ I have it ”. ” “ Have what? ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It sounded like “ I want to be a lawn ”, I thought? ” “ Daft. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s Klatchian, is n’t it? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s about food? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s as if he understands, is n’t it? ” Gaspode barked sharply. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s called self- serf. ” “ You pay for it before you eat it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s clever, is it? ” “ It ’s the sort of soul of a place. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s lucky for you ”, he said, “ that you met me. ” “ It is? ” said Victor, who had been thinking it was the other way around. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s nice up here in the evenings, do n’t you think? ” She glared at Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s very quiet, is n’t it? ” said Victor, trying to sound nonchalant. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s young Victor, is n’t it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s your bed, Throat. ” “ Script, bed, what ’s the difference? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Just one picture had all that effect? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Just run that past me one more time, will you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Just turn your head slightly, will you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Laddie? ” he whispered hoarsely. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Late again? ” “. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s get out of here. ” “ Where am I? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Like what? ” Silverfish demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Like, in one there ’s this bridge that ’s been washed away and I have to run and bark a warning, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Looks like- would you say it was a thousand elephants, Sarge? ” “ Yeah. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Make him a star? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Makes you want to throw up, does n’t it? ” “ Yes, but could you leap a six- foot hurdle? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Makes you want to throw up, does n’t it? ” “ Yes, but could you leap a six- foot hurdle? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe we can stunt it up or something? ” Ginger sat in the shadows by the tower, hugging her knees and trying to stop trembling. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? ” Ginger turned round. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Miaow? ” it said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Mice have friendly little names, like – like Squeak. ” “ Squeak? ” said the mouse, coldly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Mind you, ” he said, selecting another puffed morsel, “ it does have a certain something, does n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Moving pictures? ” “ Yes. ” “ Everyone wants to be in moving pictures! ” “ No, thanks, ” said Victor, politely. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ My what? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ No elephants? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ No more of this commercial messing about, right? ” “ Oh, all right. ” “ Sure? ” Dibbler nodded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ No more of this commercial messing about, right? ” “ Oh, all right. ” “ Sure? ” Dibbler nodded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ No! ” “ It ’s not some sort of special kinematographic effect, then? ” said the Chair hopefully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ No! ” “ Tell me, Mr. Dibbler, ” said Silverfish, “ what exactly is your profession? ” “ I sell merchandise, ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Not that again! ” “ Is n’t that what you wanted? ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Not us. ” “ What do you mean? ” she demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Nothing to do with me. ” “ Will you just look at it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Nothing ’s gon na move fast in this, right? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Now you tell me it ’s just a big Find- the-- Lady game? ” “ Sort of. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, Morraine ’s a character actor, ai n’t you? ” said Galena. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, yes, ” he hissed., “ That ’d do a lot of good, would n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? ” “ It ’s just a skull. ” “ Whose? ” “ He dint say, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? ” “ It ’s just a skull. ” “ Whose? ” “ He dint say, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ One what? ” “ Camel. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Or that girl Ginger? ” Fruntkin opened his mouth to swear, and thought better of it. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Moving about and pretending to do things, ” said Silverfish helpfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Pathetic, is n’t it? ” “ Good boy, find Ginger, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Pedigree? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ People throwing old boots and things at you. ” “ Old boots? ” said the mouse. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps there ’s another way out? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Prob’ly aided by cats, you mark my- ” “ Look, just shut up a minute, will you? ” said Victor, irritably. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ready, lads? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ridiculous, ai n’t it? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Right! ” “ I thought maybe Sphinx – ” “ Will you listen to the man? ” said Dibbler, talking to the sky again. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Right? ” “ Just when you need to save the world, there ’s a world for you to save, ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Romantic and dashing. ” “ Dashing where? ” “ Just dashing generally, I guess. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Same again? ” NO. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Same thing. ” “ Is it, er, really important, Archchancellor? ” the Bursar ventured. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See what I mean? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See what I mean? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said the cat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” the trainer said, glaring at the shadows. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Sense of smell, see? ” “ Gosh, that ’s clever. ” Victor went on a little further. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall we watch it again? ” he said, shyly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ She does n’t look like two of them, does she? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ She is? ” “ She ’ll just think we ’re having sex, ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ She ’s not- ” “ If you cut me, do I not bleed? ” said Rock. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Six o’clock? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So she come and told me, your lordship, h’as hper my instructions. ” “ What kind of noise, Ksandra? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So this is all new to you? ” said the Patrician. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So you want me to give him his marchin ’ orders, eh? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’d know about the old man on the beach? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Some kind of a temple? ” muttered Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Something about my eyes? ” “ Woof. ” “ Mr. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” said Victor guiltily. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Speaks, does he? ” The Bursar hesitated. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Special showing? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Still not made any progress with the book? ” “ No. ” “ Let me have a look, then. ” “ Can you read? ” “ Dunno. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Still not made any progress with the book? ” “ No. ” “ Let me have a look, then. ” “ Can you read? ” “ Dunno. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Stop ’s stoo. ” “ What I meant was, what ’s in it? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Students? ” barked the Archchancellor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Take up carpentry, why do n’t you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ That stuff burns really fast! ” “ ’ Scuse me- ” “ So what? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ That would be the Librarian. ” “ Got a pet, has he? ” “ No, you misunderstand me, Archchancellor, ” said the Bursar cheerfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s intelligent, is it? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s me? ” “ No! ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s that horrible dog who ’s been hanging round the studio, is n’t it? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The dead man on the beach? ” “ No. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The dog told you, did he? ” she said, dully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The duck says, have you done anything about the book? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The duck says, yes, but what have you done about it? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The fog changes everything, does n’t it? ” said Soll unhappily. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The imps fall over. ” “ Could n’t you strap them in or something? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The lovebirds surprised, eh? ” Victor gaped at him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The ones from before the dawnatime? ” “ Where they come from, there is no time, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The reason being, tomorrow we ’re goin’ to Ankh- Morpork, remember? ” “ We? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The reason being, tomorrow we ’re goin’ to Ankh- Morpork, remember? ” “ We? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The what? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ The what? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ There has n’t been much of a chance, has there? ” “ Right. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ They would n’t dare, would they? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’d think, ” he said, “ “ Why did n’t we think of it first? ” “ He sat back. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re a lot of laughs, are n’t they? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re even worse than yours. ” “ Mine? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re pretty good at magic flames and things, but can they make a loaf of bread? ” Ginger was n’t in the mood for listening to anyone. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Think you can? ” “ I hope so. ” “ “ Per- cent- age of the gross ” “, said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ This is reality., “ What ’s the difference? ” The Chair grabbed Victor ’s shoulder and spun him around. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ This stuff? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Thousands? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Twice? ” snapped Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Urgent message for Mr. Silverfish? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Used to count mice. ” “ The pot itself is quite – ” the Bursar began, and then said, “ What d’you mean, count mice? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Valuable? ” “ Possibly an important historical artifact, Master. ” “ Shove it in my study, then. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Victor? ” he said uncertainly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Victor? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that old Throat Dibbler? ” he said after a while. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? ” “ You seen ‘ ole Throat this morning, Nobby? ” “ Yeah, he was in Easy Street. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Wassat? ” “ You seen ‘ ole Throat this morning, Nobby? ” “ Yeah, he was in Easy Street. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We could do it, could n’t we? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We got three. ” “ Are you sure? ” “ Yes, boss, ” said M’Bu, evenly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We never should have brought him. ” “ Do you realize we ’re missing our dinner? ” said the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’ll- what is it, Rock? ” “ Er, I was just wondering, Mr. Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re in the hill, are n’t we? ” said Ginger ’s voice in the darkness. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re talking exotic here, OK? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re too late? ” said Ginger hopefully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well I thought I ’d have a quick look at the click before it got shown- ” “ You did? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, have you gone through all your pockets? ” demanded the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, if you see him again, tell him I ’m looking for him and I ’m going to make him a star, right? ” “ Star. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, ” he said, vaguely, “ maybe the book can help? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she repeated, “ Hurry up! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” said Throat. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” “ I ’ve seen it before. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” “ It ’s a bit stereotypical, is n’t it? ” said the dwarf. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What about it? ” “ It ’s a bit stereotypical, is n’t it? ” said the dwarf. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What are those? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you going to do now? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you reading? ” said Ginger, after a while. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did I tell you? ” he said, to the sky in general. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did she do with the bones? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did she just say to that troll? ” he said, as a deep wave of laughter rolled across the room. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did they do that for? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you want me to say, hmm? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you want to be? ” he ventured. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What direction is that, then? ” “ The direction They ’ll be coming from! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What dis place? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What dis place? ” it said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What dis? ” demanded a troll, holding up something limp and brown. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do they think they ’re doing? ” “ I really could n’t say, Master, ” said the Bursar, getting his breath back. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do we do next? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you do? ” “ I ’m studying to be a w –, ” Victor began. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean by a hunted look? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, where ’s Holy Wood? ” he added sharply. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, wrong? ” Gaspode looked as though he was going to spit. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” “ As a double act? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think? ” “ As a double act? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What does that mean? ” “ Something real like a loaf of bread contains a lot of. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What door? ” “ That door there. ” Part of the hill had slipped away. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you think? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” said Victor apprehensively. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What good has their magic ever done anyone? ” “ I think it sort of holds the world together- ” Victor began. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” he mumbled. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” he whispered, trying to put out of his mind the memories of trampling feet. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” she mouthed at him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What he say? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What he want? ” Gaspode wandered groggily to the nearest troll and tugged politely at a trailing strip of rusty chain mail. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What is a neggleliggle, anyway? ” “ He meant negligee, ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What is going on, young man? ” he demanded. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” said Lully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of disguise would false beards be? ” “ Ah! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of stew? ” “ There ai n’t more’n one kind. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What now? ” he mouthed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall we do now? ” “ I ’m supposed to get an early night. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell has she been trying to do? ” “ Tryin ’ to open that door, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it like? ” “ I do n’t know about tonight, ” said Ginger cautiously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it you wanted? ” he snapped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it? ” he quavered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What words? ” “ Never crossed my mind to ask them, ” said Soll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you do that for? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you fink you are? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you fink? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you havin’? ” roared Rock. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you here for? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What you thinking of? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What young feller? ” said several wizards. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d it go and do that for? ” Ridcully added. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d she say? ” “ Dunno, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing? ” he said amiably. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing? ” said Azhural. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you going to do? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you supposed to be? ” he said at last. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you two doin’ down here? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s all this? ” he said, jerking a thumb in the direction of the flapping screen. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he doing that for? ” said Victor, suddenly feeling spooked. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he doing? ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he saying? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he waiting for? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s heroic about fighting two trolls? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s in the box? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it called? ” he said cautiously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s so important about him? ” said the rabbit. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that noise? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that smell? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the matter with you? ” said Ginger, grinning fixedly at the line of civic dignitaries waiting to be introduced to them. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the song about? ” he whispered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this place called? ” said Lully, eventually. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s to go wrong? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up, Duck? ” said the rabbit. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s “ It ”, Chair? ” said another wizard. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What, all them little pictures? ” “ Early writing was like that. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What, of an overgrown puppy with a single- figure IQ? ” sneered Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What, old “ Numbers ” Riktor? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said the Bursar, unnerved. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Sorry. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ You were a performing dog. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever gave you that idea? ” Click. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever made you think that? ” he snapped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ When ’re you goin’ to stop goin’ on like that and get on with the shadow play? ” “ That ’s right, ” snapped a second woman. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are they? ” she repeated. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we, exactly? ” Victor turned around. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where d’you think you ’re going, pal? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where have you two been? ” he shouted. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s that muttering coming from? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” “ Just drifting around. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Which bit? ” he snapped. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Which way? ” quavered the Bursar. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are all these people? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are? ” “ The stars! ” The wizards, as one man, looked upwards. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who gives a damn what he intended? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who have? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who knows? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who shall I say wants him? ” “ We ’ve got a delivery for him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who wrote THIS? ” One of the artists cautiously raised a hand. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s Staring Delores De Syn? ” he said, suspiciously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s going to pay good money to see cats and mice chasing one another? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s going to remember Holy Wood now? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ Those old priests built a kind of half- baked religion around it. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s going to remember Holy Wood now? ” “ What do you mean? ” “ Those old priests built a kind of half- baked religion around it. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s the young feller? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Who, me? ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are all the lamps being turned down? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are all the little pictures alike? ” said Dibbler, as the handleman wound the film on to its spool. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are n’t you changed? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ca n’t we find a way of getting sound? ” said Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you stay for the show? ” said Silverfish, and hurried off. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you stop it? ” Victor shook his head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is it all Mr. Dibbler ’s films are set against the background of a world gone mad? ” said the dwarf. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is it happening to us? ” “ Everything has to happen to someone, ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” “ Are n’t you made of it? ” “ Yeah. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” “ Are n’t you made of it? ” “ Yeah. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why should I? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why us? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why wo n’t anyone, mm, tell me what ’s happening? ”. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why would he want to go off and fondle young women? ” “ It ’s a Victor all right, but not our Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why you here then? ” Victor shrugged. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’d she want to open it? ” “ Bits of cliff sliding down an ’ mysterious doors appearin ’, ” said Gaspode, shaking his head. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s everyone cheering? ” “ The Patrician ’s just got out of his carriage, ” said the Chair. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s he doing that? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s he remind you of your Uncle Oswald? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s it bent? ” he asked. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s it called Ming? ” said the Archchancellor, on cue. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s it frightened of the flame? ” said Soll, and the Thing backed away from the advancing wizards. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s that? ” The Bursar craned to see. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s that? ” “ Because there are n’t so many trolls wanting to make moving pictures, ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s there only two trolls? ” complained Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ”, said Ginger icily, “ am I lying on a camel? ” “ Search me. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you come to my room tonight? ” hissed Ginger. “Please? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you come to my room tonight? ” hissed Ginger. “Please? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Wonder what that was all about? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Woof? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Woof? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Woof? ” it said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Would n’t have done him any good, though. ” “ Not worth anything? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Would that work? ” Dibbler looked at him open- mouthed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Would they? ” The Bursar gave a hollow laugh. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like ”, he said, “ some banged grains? ” The golden man was just visible under the screen. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ YES? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Ye gods, what does she think she ’s doing? ” “ I do n’t think she ’s thinkin ’ anythin ’, ” said Gaspode. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah, and what ’s this runny stuff? ” said a man in the queue. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” said the other troll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” “ You two dogs lead the way. ” “ Oh, thank you very much. ” Ginger clung to him as they lurched back up the aisle. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Uncle? ” “ How long will it take? ” “ About four days, Uncle. ” “ That ’s too long. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Uncle? ” “ How long will it take? ” “ About four days, Uncle. ” “ That ’s too long. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, but who wants to see a lot of young women dancing around in tights? ” he said, hopelessly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” Victor paused. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” demanded Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said, carefully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Ruby, expectantly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” snapped Dibbler. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ I ’ve come because of that job, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Where is everybody? ” Victor looked down the road. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Where is everybody? ” Victor looked down the road. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ Yessir, Mr. Dibbler? ” Throat pulled a scrap of paper out of his pocket. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, Mr. Dibbler? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You are? ” he ventured. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You been overdoing it again, boss? ” said M’Bu in a concerned voice. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ca n’t? ” “ It ’s all just monkey noises to me! ” Victor ’s eyes swivelled sideways. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You decided you wanted to be someone? ” “ Do n’t be silly. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You did hear what I said, did n’t you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do know that, do n’t you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t believe that, then? ” “ Not really. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t fink you really belong to yourself, right? ” said the dog. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t remember anything else about the dream, by any chance? ” he asked, with feigned casualness. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think they ’ve invited the Archchancellor, do you? ” The wizards tried to shrink inside their robes, like upright turtles. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think you ’ve had enough, do you? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t understand a bloody word I ’ve been saying, do you? ” he muttered. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t want paying? ” “ No, Mr. Dibbler. ” “ But you want a job when you get back, I suppose? ” said Dibbler sarcastically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t want paying? ” “ No, Mr. Dibbler. ” “ But you want a job when you get back, I suppose? ” said Dibbler sarcastically. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You got all this from “ oook ”? ” “ Well, not just one, ” Victor admitted. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You got anywhere to stay? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You got to, to sing outside a girl ’s window, ” she said, “ and, and you got to give her oograah. ” “ Oograah? ” “ Yeah. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know those ghastly creatures you were talking about? ” Gaspode ’s brow furrowed. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what the greatest tragedy is in the whole world? ” said Ginger, not paying him the least attention. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know you said what could a boy find to do that was better than being a wizard? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know? ” “ What job? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You know? ” “ What job? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean Throat? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean it ’s all a trick? ” he said, astonished. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean it ’s all pretending? ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean mysterious animal senses, yes? ” They glared at him. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean you had money all the time? ” said the Dean. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You never know what it might say. ” “ See? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You really think that will work? ” said Silverfish. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this handle? ” “ Oh. ” Victor prodded the picture box thoughtfully. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure? ” “ I ’m sure people would have noticed, ” said Victor. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You think we wanted to talk? ” snapped the rabbit. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to bet? ” “ There wo n’t be an alchemist in Holy Wood who ’ll work for you! |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to know how things work? ” “ You see, most people are so disappointing, ” Silverfish said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to know? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You wanted me to do somethin’, did n’t you? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You were saying you knew a place where we could really build up the project and where the wizards would n’t bother us? ” he said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You what? ” The shout had come from the inner office. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re herding fish? ” “ Not fish. ” Huge grey foreheads were becoming visible in the dust. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re new to this, right? ” said the little man. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re not a wizard yourself? ” “ Absolutely not. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re the boy in the street, are n’t you? ” she said. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re wearing a dress with magic symbols- ” “ Magic symbols? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ ’ Cuse me? ” “ Yes? ” said Soll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ ’ Cuse me? ” “ Yes? ” said Soll. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ ’Cos of safety, see? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ ’Cos there ’s something weird goin’ on. ” “ Up on the hill? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Oook ”? ” said Ginger suspiciously. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Really? ” said Victor politely, as Silverfish started to set up a tripod in the middle of the plaza. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “ “ What are you going to call it? ” said Peavie. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “? |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “? ” said Ginger. |
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett | “? ” “! ” They stared at one another for a moment. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | * It ’s terrible. ” “ Ca n’t sing, eh? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | - oh yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | - right, said the voice of One- Man- Bucket, and there ’s more where that came from, OK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | - someone ’s actual life was only the core of their real existence? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | . ” sorry, was it once for yes or twice for yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Imbalance? ” Mrs. Cake, who looked as though she was reading a distant script, nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | .? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | .darn. ” “ Darn? ” “ Yes, or maybe poot. ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | .darn. ” “ Darn? ” “ Yes, or maybe poot. ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | 96- ” “ What are you talking about? ” the Archchancellor demanded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ? ” IT MEANS THAT ONE DAY THE SAND WILL ALL BE POURED, ALBERT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ? ” She nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | A CROWN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | A few iced drinks and a Kiss Me Quick hat? ” “ Hold on. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | A great big shop full of shops? ” “ And not ripe yet, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | A new grass nail? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | A nice piece of pork? ” “ Celery, “ said the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ALBERT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | AND THE HARVEST ITSELF? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | AND THESE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ARE ANY OF THESE FRIENDLY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU THE ONLY ONE LEFT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | After a while a muffled voice called out, “ Is there anybody there? ” “ Knock once for yes, ” Schleppel volunteered. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | After a while the Senior Wrangler said, “ Do you know, I read the other day that every atom in your body is changed every seven years? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | After a while, the High Priest sighed and said, “ Well, look at it like this: apart from us, who ’s going to know? ” “ Yeah. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | After all, we ’re his friends. ” “ What is this thing, anyway? ” said the Dean, inspecting the implement in his hands. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | After all, what would be the point? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And I ca n’t reach the bloody thing anyway! ” “ Ca n’t you jump? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And could he eat, anyway? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And how did you make it go? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And little wheels? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And making beds and cookery and all that sort of thing? ” “ Not in the kind of, mm, life I have in mind, ” said Windle firmly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And she ’ll become a wolfwoman. ” all right, but what kind of relationship can people have one week in four? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And the ratchet spring ’s snapped off the trunnion armature again, do you realise? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And what do you know about it, Bill Door? ” EVERYTHING. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And what do you know about military tactics? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And what happens after the mobile stage? ” “ Do n’t know. ” Windle stood up. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And who ’s going to stop it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And why not? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | And your first name? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Anyone there? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, I vouldn’t think those wheels could manage steps, could they? ” “ And you ca n’t exactly fight to the death, ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, how could anyone destroy it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, when you got right down to it, did he have to sleep at all? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Archchancellor. ” “ And why has n’t everythin ’ gone boom? ” “ I put a slight delay on it, Archchancellor. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Are we going to have a plague of them, eh? ” said the Lecturer. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Are we mean? ” The Archchancellor raised his eyebrows, and then turned to the rest of the wizards. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ” ER. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure that lilies are-? ” I LIKE LILIES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Arthur? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | BUT WHY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Bees in a hive, maybe. ” “ What ’s the honey? ” “ Not sure. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Before us? ” The two groups began very surreptitiously to adopt positions that left their hands free. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Bill Door said: AND YOU ARE-? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Bill Door? ” I’M SORRY, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Bill? ” They looked around. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But I ca n’t stand heights! ” “ I thought you could turn into a bat? ” “ Yeah, but a very nervous one! ” “ Stop complaining. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But how could they? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But it ’s all happening at the wrong time! ” “ But how can a city be alive? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But she ’s a bit weird. ” “ Who ’s Mrs. Cake? ” Then Windle realised what Schleppel had just said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But should n’t you be in a closet somewhere? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But they incubate in the cities, like those, what are they? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But was n’t that what living was all about? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But what good did that do? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | But- what was it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | By what? ” They looked up. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Byway, what are you doing out of your room? ” “ Oh, mother. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | CAN I HAVE SOME MORE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | CAN IT BE THAT IT IS CAT- FLAVOURED? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | COSMIC WISDOM? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | COULD YOU FETCH ME A STEEL? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you wake them up? ” “ Light a feather under their nose, ” Doreen volunteered. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Cake? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Cake? ” said Windle, fascinated. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Can it be done? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Can you help us out? ” The door paused. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Can you see what the merchandise is? ” Ludmilla shaded her eyes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Can you use a scythe? ” Bill Door seemed to meditate on the question for some time. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Clearly he was there, and clearly he had spoken- otherwise why did you remember anything at all? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Countess Notfaroutoe? ” he enquired politely. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | DIAMONDS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | DID YOU SEND SOMEONE FOR THE APOTHECARY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU KNOW WHY THE PRISONER IN THE TOWER WATCHES THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU SEE THIS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | DOOR? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Dean! ” “ Yo! ” “ We ‘ re just going to go in there to get Windle out. ” “ Yo! ” “ What? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Depressed? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone think he ’d smoke a quiet cigar to pass the time? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did it get rubbed down, or just given a good polish? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t anything ever work against you? ” NO, said Bill Door with a tiny touch of pride. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t they, Arthur? ” “ Nearly seventy dollars, ” said Arthur. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you have your premonition switched on? ” “ Oi turned it off to speak to the baker. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did the door actually open or did He come through it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear- I think we ’re going to have a very special visitor- hoofbeats outside? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did you not just use the singular pronoun, “ my ’? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Did you see the label? ” “ Everything ’s throbbing, too. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Do you know people can say what they like about you and take away your property, just because you ’re dead? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what I thought? ” NO, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Do you let them sort it out for themselves? ” “ Oook, “ said the Librarian, instantly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Does that make sense? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Door? ” PARDON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Door? ” PARDON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Door? ” There was a rustle in the hay, and then an alert silence. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Dying can happen to anyone, right? ” “ Everyone, I should have thought, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ELSE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ENJOY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Eh, lads? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Eventually the Bursar quavered: “ Maybe he ’s busy? ” “ Shut up, ” said the wizards, in unison. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Everyone dies sooner or later. ” “ I do hope so, Mrs. Cake. ” “ So what is it you ’d be wanting, Mr. Poons? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Feel like starting it all again? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Fine. ” “ Are you all right, Mr. Poons? ” “ Fine. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Fine. ” “ Not going to throw yourself in the river again? ” “ No. ” “ Sure? ” “ Yes. ” “ Oh. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Fine. ” “ Not going to throw yourself in the river again? ” “ No. ” “ Sure? ” “ Yes. ” “ Oh. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | For YOU? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | From what? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Go on, get out! ” “ How ’d he do it? ” said someone at the back of the crowd. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Good news? ” Ridcully squirmed under the gazerless gaze. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | HOPE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | HOW DO YOU SHARPEN IT, MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Had he been confused enough to leave all his money to himself? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Had he ever really thought properly when he was alive? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Had he made a will? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Half a dozen of the most senior wizards scurried along the draughty corridor in the wake of the Archchancellor, whose robes billowed? out? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Half a dozen of the most senior wizards scurried along the draughty corridor in the wake of the Archchancellor, whose robes billowed? out? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Has it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever seen a zombie try to play a guitar? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Have you got any family, Bill? ” A DAUGHTER. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked closely at the handrail? ” They looked at the handrail. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How can they think? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How can we get rid of it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How could people endure it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How could they live with it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How could they stand to be alive? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How did it work, now? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How did you go about it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How is the dangerous meddling with things man was not meant to understand? ” “ Pretty fair. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I AM SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I EXPECT, he said, THAT YOU COULD MURDER A PIECE OF CHEESE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I MUST? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I could use a bit of legal aid. ” “ Got a problem, Throat? ” Dibbler scratched his nose. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I expect you want some dinner? ” I WOULD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I expect you want some dinner? ” I WOULD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I feel a lot better tonight. ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I generally look after the food and so on. ” WHY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I got this letter, see? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I just hire the lazy goodfornothin ’s from the village when I want ‘ em. ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I mean, people have to die of something, do n’t they? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I mean, they might get a bit ripped, but at least they ’ve got them handy on, right? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I mean, without you knowing it? ” “ Someone been giving you things, Throat? ” Throat nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I mean, without you knowing it? ” “ Someone been giving you things, Throat? ” Throat nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I opened the wardrobe and there it was. ” “ In your wardrobe? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you can work, Mr. Bill Door? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I suppose. ” I’M SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I thought everyone dreamed. ” ABOUT THINGS THAT ARE GOING TO HAPPEN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how cities would defend themselves against this sort of thing? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how many cities died in the past? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what he did? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I ’d have said ‘ eh? ” and ‘ what? ” and ‘ speak up! ” and would n’t have understood anyway. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I ’d have said ‘ eh? ” and ‘ what? ” and ‘ speak up! ” and would n’t have understood anyway. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve really got to know who Windle Poons is. ” WHO IS HE, THEN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve thought, and what am I going to do? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | IS IT TO BE SAT ON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | IS THAT SO? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | IS THAT WHAT DREAMING IS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | IS THERE SOMETHING ELSE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | IT ’S A DEVICE OF SOME SORT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | If they ’d all started coming back like poor old Windle, do n’t you think we ’d know about it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | If you threw a coin into the Ankh from the Brass Bridge you ’d be sure to return? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | In a coffin? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | In this lot? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Infested, they are. ” “ What are you doing? ” hissed Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is Offler forging an alliance with Seven- handed Sek? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is it a crime to be given something? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is it all over? ” Death looked around. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t it amazing? ” “ It ’s disgusting, is what it is, “ said Ridcully, shortly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that a terrible thing to have thought? ” I MYSELF HAVE NEVER TRUSTED DRAMA, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t there a sort of cuckoo in the Ramtops that builds clocks to nest in? ” said the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is that some sort of vampire code? ” Reg whispered. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is that what this is? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you ’re getting at? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Is this made, though? ” “ It ’s wire, ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It could n’t be alive, could it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It has to be worth a try. ” “ Does it often work? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It hung around for ages. ” “ What happened to it, then? ” “ It went. ” “ Went where? ” “ Where things go. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It hung around for ages. ” “ What happened to it, then? ” “ It went. ” “ Went where? ” “ Where things go. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It said, Who are you? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It was a size five face in a size thirteen skin; it said ‘ Oook? ” in a concerned way. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll dry out after. ” HOW IS THE CHILD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a kind of force what you get in things that are alive? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a sort of celebration, and like a thanksgiving. ” THANKSGIVING TO WHO? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s eating hay! ” “ How? ” “ And it ’s all falling through! ” “ Really? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s eating hay! ” “ How? ” “ And it ’s all falling through! ” “ Really? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s for the rats. ” DO RATS NOT FEED THEMSELVES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s part of the miracle of existence. ” “ Is it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s vitally important. ” “ Oook. ” “ You wo n’t open the doors? ” “ Oook! ” “ Then you leave me no choice. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | It ’s worth it to save a brother or sister. ” “ Sorry? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | I’M SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Jumpin ’ up and down, runnin ’ on the spot, that kind of thing? ” The Dean had been ready for this. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Jumping off a building? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Just like that? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | LESSER LIVES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | LORD, WHAT CAN THE HARVEST HOPE FOR, IF NOT FOR THE CARE OF THE REAPER MAN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | LORD, WILL YOU GRANT ME JUST A LITTLE TIME? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | LORD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Lamb chops? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Life is n’t perfect, One- Man- Bucket. ” you ’re telling me? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Like gimlets! ” “ Eh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Like what, sir? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Like “ jolly good ”? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MARACAS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MISSING THE TIP OF THE LITTLE FINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MORE DRAMA? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MR. SKY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | MY HARVEST? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Marble should n’t be warm, should it? ” “ It ca n’t be marble. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | May the gods bless them and help them, if they can find the time from their eternal family squabbles. ” And then he thought: well, what now? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Maybe life is something you sort of acquire? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the wizards had bought it for him? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Messing around with golden apples or something? ” “ It ’s very quiet on the god front right now, “ said the Chief Priest. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Metalwork replacing? ” Bill Door shook his head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Miss Flitworth? ” “ You all right, Mr. Poons? ” Windle stared at nothing. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Miss Flitworth? ” “ You all right, Mr. Poons? ” Windle stared at nothing. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Cake? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Mrs. Cake? ” The door opened. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Never fails. ” AND THEY DIE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Nobblyesse obligay! ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Noose? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Not developing a personality, are you? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Not that I call it proper food, ” he said, “ dippin ’ bits of hard bikky in sludge, what ’s so special about that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Note the fire, the exceptional- ” HOW FRIENDLY IS IT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Notice the way everything ’s throbbing? ” “ We thought it was you people. ” “ It ’s not magic. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Now, how did healing go? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Now, will you come on? ” The figure on the hill had n’t moved. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | OK, lads? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | OK? ” “ OggAy, ” said the prospective mugger. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Of course, I expect you brush regularly. ” “ Yes? ” “ Hygienic. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Oh- lay! ” WITH MILK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Old Windle was a lot older! ” “ Older? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Older than dead? ” “ He ’s said he wants his old bedroom back, and I do n’t see why I should have to move out- ” “ Did you see his eyes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Older than dead? ” “ He ’s said he wants his old bedroom back, and I do n’t see why I should have to move out- ” “ Did you see his eyes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, Got a crush on them, sort of thing? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, He has worked inefficiently? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, Then we are agreed? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, Then we are agreed? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, You think you have triumphed? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, You think you have won? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One said, guiltily, Who? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One spoonful, and when you wake up, you ‘ re a zombie. ” “ What type of fish? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One- Man- Bucket says nothing ’s dying. ” “ What? ” “ Daft, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | One- Man- Bucket says nothing ’s dying. ” “ What? ” “ Daft, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Or was it if you just threw wood into the Ankh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Or? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise we ’d be up to here in cities, yes? ” “ You telling us that these little balls hatch out into huge places? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise we ’d be up to here in cities, yes? ” “ You telling us that these little balls hatch out into huge places? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Poison? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Poons, “ he said, “ are you quite sure? ” Windle had gone off at a tangent. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Poons? ” said Ludmilla again, prodding him. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Pretty ingenious, eh? ” Bill Door reguarded it with polite incomprehension. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Pretty, ai n’t it? ” Windle shook the globe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | RENATA? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | RENATA? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | RUINED? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Reg said, slowly: “ You ’re behind us, right? ”. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Regret? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Remember our motto. ” “ Which motto is that, Reg? ” said Lupine wearily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Remember the rats last year? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Ridiculous, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ Agreed, “ said the Chief Priest. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ And summon Death, “ said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SHOULD THERE BE ANYTHING ELSE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SLEEP? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SOME LITTLE JOB? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Say it now and say it loud, I ’m- ” “ And now could you get out of the way, please? ” “ Sure. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | See? ” said Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Colon? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go up or down? ” “ You want to stand on them? ” “ No. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go up or down? ” “ You want to stand on them? ” “ No. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | She exploits dead people, he says. ” “ How? ” “ She ’s a medium. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Simple. ” AND THE THREE- EIGHTHS GRIPLEY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | So I turned the carriage around, right? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | So- Called Bill? ” I AM TIRED AND IT WON’T STOP. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Someone else might have said “ I expect you ’d like a cup of tea ”, or “ Do you want a cup of tea? ” But this was a statement. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Squeak? ” SQUEAK. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Stop worrying Mr. Door. ” OH, I ASSURE YOU SHE IS NOT- “ Say goodnight, now. ” “ How do skelingtons go to sleep? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Supposin ’ you was to take it into your head to go and chase people ’s chickens? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Supposing gravity developed a personality? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Supposing it decided to like people? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Supposing you were a great slow giant, like a Counting Pine, and looked down at a city? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | THAT IS POISON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | THE FIRST ONE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | THERE IS ANOTHER WAY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Terrible hazards of your ungodly profession? ” said the Chief Priest. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Terrible, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That being said, what sort of creature is the Queen? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing. ” that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That was a sharp one. ” “ What was? ” “ That winter just then. ” “ Call that a winter? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That was a sharp one. ” “ What was? ” “ That winter just then. ” “ Call that a winter? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That was when my young man was alive, of course. ” YOU HAVE A SON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That ’s been up there since before last winter! ” I AM SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That ’s the important thing. ” “ So what are you going to do? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what being a bogeyman is all about. ” “ Librarian? ” said Windle, hammering some more. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what ’s happening now. ” “ Yes, but why, Mrs. Cake? ” “ Well. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The feeling of darkness dragging you forward? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The hood said, You are a superior being on this world? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The knife? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The man in the fire? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The message was still as strange, even third time round: Dead? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The question does n’t usually arise! ” “ You exorcise them, I think. ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | The wizards said, what about easy terms? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Then he said, in an exploratory tone of voice, “ How big? ” “ Huge. ” “ Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Then he said, in an exploratory tone of voice, “ How big? ” “ Huge. ” “ Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Then the quiet, internal voice added: BUT WHY DOESN’T IT MOVE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | They ca n’t like it, can they? ” “ I ca n’t imagine why they should, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | They ’re just staying here. ” “ What, like ghosts? ” “ Not just ghosts. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Think I want to be here? ” “ But surely, ” said the Archchancellor, “ did n’t. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Time? ” “ Half past nine, ” said Windle, promptly if indistinctly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Us? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Volunteers? ” “ Yo! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU MEAN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU RECOMMEND? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT FOR ARE YOU MAKING THE NOISE, MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT FOR IS THIS BOX PADDED? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT HAVE WE HAD SO FAR? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS IT THAT SHOULD BE DONE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS THE HOUR? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BLACKSMITH IN THE VILLAGE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS THIS DANCE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS THIS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHAT PURPOSE DOES IT SERVE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHEN YOU SEE THINGS, BUT THEY ARE NOT THE REAL THINGS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHERE IS THE BIGGEST DIAMOND IN THE WORLD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHERE ’S THE CHILD? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHO EVER HEARD OF THE DEATH OF RATS RIDING A CAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHY DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WHY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WILL IT KNOW? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WINDLE POONS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WITH A MOUSTACHE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | WORKING FOR MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Walks like a duck. ” “ He does, does n’t he? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Was that a proper reward for being a firm believer in reincarnation for almost 130 years? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Was that fair? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Was that it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Was that justice? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Was that what it was really like to be alive? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Watch out, Dean, one of the bug- ” “ Ca n’t you say something else? ” shouted the Senior Wrangler, above the buzz and whine of the swarm. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | We are going. ” “ You do n’t think we ’ve done too much damage, do you? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | We do n’t have anything to fear from the dead, do we? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | We ’re the wizards around here! ” “ Yes, but we do n’t actually know what ’s happening, do we? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve got to make him pass water. ” “ What? ” “ Pass water. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Well, more a small. ” “ Really? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” WHAT WILL IT THINK OF IT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” WHAT WILL IT THINK OF IT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What caused all that? ” “ I think it is probably an inexplicable phenomenon, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What did people say at times like this? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What did you get? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What do you tell them? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What do you think of that, Bill? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, eh? ” IT ’S A GOOD NAME. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What does it all mean? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What does it look like? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What d’you mean? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What else have I got to do? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What happens to the old ones? ” said Ridcully, interested despite himself. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ho? ” There was a distant, forlorn soughing, as of wind at the end of a tunnel. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What is a game? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What is it now? ” Death glanced at the clustering watchers. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What is it, Mr. Poons? ” Windle tried to pull the remains of his hat over his ears. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What is your name? ” We are oblivion. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What service? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What sort of game is that? ” I DON’T RECALL. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What use would it be? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What was it about the girl? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What was it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What was it? ” “ He ’s a bogeyman, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What were you supposed to do when you slept, anyway? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What would he want to take? ” IT ’S VERY IMPORTANT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What would the neighbours say? ” “ I ’ve never felt the least urge to chase a chicken, mother, ” said Ludmilla wearily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’d you put it in there for? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a Mrs. Cake? ” “ You have. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening, Mrs. Cake? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’s next? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the good of having mastery over cosmic balance and knowing the secrets of fate if you ca n’t blow something up? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this book? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What, when you got right down to it, was a spleen? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What? ” said the Archchancellor, tearing his eyes away from the spinning metal. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | What? ” “ More! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | When came to crime prevention, Sergeant Colon??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | When came to crime prevention, Sergeant Colon??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | When came to crime prevention, Sergeant Colon??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where are we going? ” INTO THE TOWN. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where is He? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where is this place? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where to? ” Death had n’t thought this far. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where was that damn tinder box? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where was the sense in that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Where were you? ” I WAS BUSY. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who am I going to call? ” Half an hour later the little globe had vanished. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ” The hood turned back towards him and said, We are nothing. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who did you expect? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who needs brains for that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who put the goat in the bed of Offler, the Crocodile God? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to want a gadget like that? ” said another. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s playing silly buggers? ” The other senior wizards stared at him. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Whose is it? ” MINE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n’t I remember? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why run, after all? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why should he take anything? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why was dying so difficult? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why would anyone want to throw away something like this, Mr. Poons? ” Windle stared at the trolley. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” I AM AFRAID IT GETS ON MY NERVES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Will I end up like that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Windle was thinking: why me? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | With rats? ” “ Rats are n’t the half of it. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t you, Windle? ” “ Eh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t you, Windle? ” “ Eh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Would you care for a cigarette? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | YOU NEED NO HELP? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” The wizards stared at him. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” “ You can definitely include Yee- haw, too. ” The Dean hung his head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You can see the queue outside the hut, ca n’t you? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You come back as a corpse? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You go around stopping the clocks the whole time. ” BUT IT IS NOT YET MIDNIGHT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You have n’t, er, seen anyone else around, have you? ” “ Dead quiet tonight, ” said the sergeant. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know I keep merchandise down here? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know how difficult it is to darn silk? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know how you get that prickly feelin ’ before a storm? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know the worst bit? ” “ Go on, “ said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know, I saw a suit of clothes run past on the way here? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You mean like the Revenoo? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You want a nice time? ” “ Oh, yes! ” said Windle Poons, lost in wonder. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You want me to say poot? ” The Bursar crept up to the group. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’d better believe it. ” “ Oook? ” Windle lowered his voice. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll see him, then? ” OH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not afraid? ” I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO BE AFRAID. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not telling me you do n’t know what dreams are? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’re really going to die? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve probably seen it written down, right? ” ENGRAVED. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | Yuk. ” The child stared distantly at the landscape for a while and then said, “ I ’ve got new socks. ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | a figure on the hill? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | and you know what I thought? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | breakfast? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | can I have that? cerink? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | can I have that? cerink? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | could you clear the way for us? ” Windle quavered. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | dead people? ” said Windle, still staring at the note. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | fast. ” MISS FLITWORTH, WHY DOES NOT THE COCKEREL CROW PROPERLY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | feed the cat? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | flew? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ghastly Things from the Dungeon Dimensions and things, yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | he ’d collected souvenirs? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | how about satin? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | how are things in the god bothering business? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | how did you know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | how? ” He was told, We apologise for the recent lapse in standards. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | if you go, will there be-? ” A NEW DEATH WILL ARISE FROM THE MINDS OF THE LIVING, ALBERT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | is going to happen to us? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor. ” Ridcully patted Windle on the head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | is he? ” he said, his forehead wrinkling as he tried to get ahead of the situation. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | is it my fault my great- grandad moved here? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | look, death must be going on, right? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | must it? ” He was told, But now the burden is removed. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | now? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | secreted. ” “ Secreted? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | so soon? ” CERTAINLY. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | so you know what this heathen savage says to youa yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | strategically withdraw to previously prepared positions. ” “ Who prepared them? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | supernatural? ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | supernatural? ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | they are? ” “ Oh, yeah. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | this is ghost talk, is it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | vampires, by any chance? ” “ ‘ S’right, ” said Arthur. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | was n’t that all to do with sorting out your memories, or something? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | well, he knew how to think, and walking and moving were just a matter of twitching some fairly obvious nerves, but how exactly did your stomach work? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | what trouble you talking about? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | what was it, now? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | what ’s he going to do if I tell him, then? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | what ’s hokeing everything up? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | what ’s it like, being a zombie? ” “ It ’s OK. It ’s not too bad. ” Lupine nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | whatever happened to ‘ I am very happy here, and waiting for you to join me ’? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | when-? ” YOU KNOW WHEN YOU SAID THAT SEEING ME GAVE YOU QUITE A START? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | when-? ” YOU KNOW WHEN YOU SAID THAT SEEING ME GAVE YOU QUITE A START? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | where ’s Elm Street? ” Modo scratched an ear. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | who would you like? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | why breakfast? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | you know what ’s going to happen next full moon? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | you know, approaching the same shape but from opposite directions? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | you remember the trouble with the rats last year? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | you ’ve got no idea have you? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ~fest to think big.??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ~fest to think big.??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ~fest to think big.??? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that ’s all of it? ” “ “ Eringyas ’ Surprising Bouquet ”, ” said the Bursar, bright eyed and twitching. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they hatch into something with wheels on? ” twice for yes, was it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they hatch into something with wheels on? ” twice for yes, was it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, why ’d we do it to ourselves? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Doreen? ” Reg Shoe thumped his portable podium. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He calls it consciousness raising but I do n’t reckon he ’s on to much of a certainty. ” “ Who was it under the chair? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can we kill a compost heap? ” “ Um. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know my name? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll give you one of my leaflets. ” “ But, surely, er, dead people do n’t have rights? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that what ’s causing all this trouble? ” “ You tell the man, ” said Mrs. Cake, when One- Man- Bucket seemed reluctant to answer. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is the Archchancellor here? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Or walking around behind you? ” Ridcully nodded briskly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s it, is n’t it? ” When he turned the blade, it made a noise like whommmm. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s like charcoal, is n’t it? ” “ How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s like charcoal, is n’t it? ” “ How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The shops? ” “ I do n’t think so. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Two- Dogs- Fighting? ” Two- Dogs- Fighting a Two- Dogs- Fighting? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Two- Dogs- Fighting? ” Two- Dogs- Fighting a Two- Dogs- Fighting? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Up against the hedge, fermented rubbish! ” “ Can we kick ass, or can we kick ass? ” burbled the Dean happily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’d better see what ’s happened to him. ” “ Must we? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’d they do that for? ” “ Well. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the matter? ” The Archchancellor, standing at the foot of the bed, fumbled in a sack and produced a large, heavy object. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s wrong with her? ” Bill Door paused at the top of the stairs. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’d believe it? ” AND STILL BLUNT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ With ghosts, you mean? ” there ’s hundreds of ‘ em, said the voice of One- Man- Bucket. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You should be prout of your noble lineage. ” “ Prout? ” said Arthur. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ A couple of ‘ em had a bit of a tiff or something? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ A gang of international crossroads thieves? ” He was overjoyed. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ A valuable instrument like that? ” “ What the hell is it? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ A valuable instrument like that? ” “ What the hell is it? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ A what? ” A MOVER OF CONTRABAND. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah? ” I REMEMBER WHEN ALL THIS WAS STARS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Alien. ” “ I suppose no- one ’s got a flying spell on them today? ” the Senior Wrangler enquired. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, all right, what ’s going on here? ” The crowd of spectators opened to admit the bulky figure of Sergeant Colon of the Watch. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, if it makes you feel any better. ” “ Um, Mrs. Cake? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ All your own, are they? ” “ Oh, yes. ” “ Amazing. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Am I addressing Mrs. Cake? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And I wo n’t see you again? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you know what, Bill Door? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And fed up with being pushed around, eh? ” said the greenish- skinned one. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And is it? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And is that the Senior Wrangler? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And it ’s still not sharp enough? ” Bill Door sighed. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And no- one ever tried this on you? ” THERE IS A SAYING: YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And no- one ever tried this on you? ” THERE IS A SAYING: YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And now that you have it, what are you going to do with it? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And now where? ” said Doreen. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And that blade will work, will it? ” I DON’T KNOW. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And that ’s what you ’ve been dreaming about, is it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And that ’s your horse, is it? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And the scythe? ” I GAVE THE BLACKSMITH STRICT INSTRUCTIONS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And where ’s the wind come from? ” THE SKY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And where ’s the wind come from? ” THE SKY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And who are you, my good woman? ” said the Archchancellor. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And will there be anything else, sir? ” The customer seemed to panic. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And you die when the sand runs out? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ And you want to work for sixpence a week? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Another one? ” A gleaming metal wire basket on little wheels sat on the path. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Any good? ” STILL TOO BLUNT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Any idea how? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Any more of these toturerillas? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone else got any ideas? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone else notice that? ” “ After them! ” screamed the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone here know what a spleen is supposed to do? ” He reached the table, and managed to sit down. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone know what that was? ” said the Bursar, faintly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anything? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, you ’re a bogeyman. ” “ You never heard of Mrs. Cake? ” “ No. ” “ I do n’t suppose she ’s interested in magic. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Apparently even his secret passages locked themselves. ” “ All of them? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we going or are we standin ’ around all night bandagin ’ our heads? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we mean? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you Thieves ’ Guild? ” said Windle, without turning around. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a religious man? ” YOU MEAN THAT WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU WHEN YOU DIE IS WHAT YOU BELIEVE WILL HAPPEN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a religious man? ” YOU MEAN THAT WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU WHEN YOU DIE IS WHAT YOU BELIEVE WILL HAPPEN? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you by any chance a natural clairvoyant? ” “ About ten seconds usually, Mr. Poons. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you decent, Bill Door? ” said Miss Flitworth ’s voice in the darkness. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you still there, One- Man- Bucket? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you sure we ’ll be all right? ” Death nodded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you there, One- Man- Bucket? ” he said softly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you ’re sure about tonight? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ At one o’clock in the morning? ” He looked at it blankly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bad news? ” said the sergeant. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Been here before, have you? ” JUST PASSING THROUGH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bill Door, what are you thinking of? ” I HAVE COME TO TAKE YOU AWAY FROM ALL THIS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bill Door? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bill? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bill? ” she ventured. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bingely- bingely bong bing bing. ” “ What? ” said the Bursar, jolted. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Biodegradable garbage! ” “ Poor green trash? ” said the Lecturer in Recent Runes helpfully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Build up of life force, Mr. Poons. ” “ You mean you- now? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Burn it out, it ’s the best way- ” “ Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bursar? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” “ Just try to understand, all right? ” Clouds piled up over the mountains. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bursar? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” “ Just try to understand, all right? ” Clouds piled up over the mountains. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Bursar? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” “ Just try to understand, all right? ” Clouds piled up over the mountains. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But hatch into what? ” Mustrum Ridcully trotted into his study and took his wizard ’s staff from its rack over the fireplace. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But is he all right? ” “ He ’s still breathing, ” said the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But what is he doing? ” GETTING UP SPEED. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But what will happen to me? ” Albert said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But why one blade of grass at a time? ” Bill Door regarded the neat row of stalks for some while. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But why should it build up? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ But why? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you do something? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t you drop dead? ” “ No. ” “ And I ’m not jumping! ” “ Fly, then. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Camouflage, Archchancellor. ” “ Camouflage, eh? ” “ Yo, Archchancellor. ” “ Oh, well. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I have the snare back? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I help you to some more potato salad? ” he said, in the loud deliberate voice used for talking to imbeciles and old people. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I offer you a drop of something? ” “ Alcohol is a snare for the spirit. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you beep it down? ” he demanded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you do that? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you get put in prison for it? ” I DON’T BELIEVE SO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you knock it off with all this shaking around? ” squeaked the demon. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you talk? ” The dog shook its head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Dean, why have you got stripes all over your face? ” he enquired. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Dean? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” “ The comment I made recently about the Y- word. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Dean? ” “ Yes, Archchancellor? ” “ The comment I made recently about the Y- word. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Did it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t I see you throw yourself into the river last night? ” he said, out of the corner of his mouth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t you hear me? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you call out? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you get bitten by a bat or something? ” said Windle quickly, anxious not to be the cause of any family friction. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I get a choice? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t time fly, eh? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you dream? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you feel anything? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do they ever win? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know how to pluck a chicken? ” said Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think it might be a good idea to go back outside? ” said Doreen. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Does that mean I can say yo too? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, what do zombies do to people? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” shouted the Bursar, “ do you happen to know what time-? ” “ Eh? ” “ What! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” shouted the Bursar, “ do you happen to know what time-? ” “ Eh? ” “ What! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever heard of it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever tried to back up sixty carts all at once? ” he demanded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Everyone ’s got one? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Exactly how terrible? ” HOW TERRIBLE CAN YOU IMAGINE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Exactly how terrible? ” HOW TERRIBLE CAN YOU IMAGINE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, “ said Windle, “ The music does n’t affect you? ” “ It puts my teeth on edge is what it does, ” said Arthur. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Fine, fine. ” YOU UNDERSTAND? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Fred? ” Colon, fascinated, watched the little snowflakes far inside the tiny glass globe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ From a fire? ” Bill Door shrugged. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Good news? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Good, is n’t it? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Got any more magic, Dean? ” “ Er. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Got anything else left to try? ” Bill shook his head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Got everything? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo, Throat. ” “ Would you step down here a minute, Fred? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hallo? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Has it ever worked? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Has n’t anyone got any more spells on them? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got any last words? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s really getting the hang of it, is n’t he? ” said the Senior Wrangler, as he and the Bursar levered yet another basket on to its back. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Here we go again! ” “ Any more for the Skylark? ” “ Put a sock in it. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Here? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, it ’s Bill Door, is n’t it? ” said a figure looming out of the dusk. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” WINDLE POONS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” WINDLE POONS? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ The Archchancellor just asked if you wanted a drink. ” “ He ’d like a glass of distilled water, ” said Mrs. Cake. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ What am I supposed to do? ” “ Dunno. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ What am I supposed to do? ” “ Dunno. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” “ You do n’t fit in, you see. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How about fire? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How are those spells coming along, Dean? ” said Ridcully, through gritted teeth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How are you feeling, brother Poons? ” Reg Shoe ’s ravaged features occluded Windle ’s view. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How are you feeling? ” said the Dean loudly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How can it go without a horse? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you attract a compost heap ’s attention? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you be sure? ” BECAUSE OF DRAMA, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you kill ghosts? ” “ How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you kill ghosts? ” “ How should I know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How come you need time? ” EVERY LIVING THING NEEDS TIME. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How come you ’ve got it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been undead, Vindle? ” said Doreen, with brittle brightness. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you got? ” A MATTER OF HOURS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you had this, Mrs. Cake? ” he demanded, picking up a familiar glassy object. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How much longer have you got? ” PERHAPS AN HOUR. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How sharp can a blade get, for goodness ’ sake? ” IT CAN GET SHARPER THAN THIS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How should I know? ” “ How should anyone know, then? ” said the Senior Wrangler nastily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ How should I know? ” “ How should anyone know, then? ” said the Senior Wrangler nastily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I am right, are n’t I? ” I CAN’T HIDE ANYTHING FROM YOU, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I am right, are n’t I? ” he said, and made an attempt at a smile. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I never listened for one hundred and thirty years. ” “ Why not? ” “ In case I heard what rubbish I was saying, I expect. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I said where? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I sink. ” “ Undead ca n’t cross running water even on a bridge. ” “ And is he the only one, eh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose it ’s not the gods up to a bit of ungodliness on the side? ” said Ridcully, clutching at one last straw. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose there ’s no way of stopping? it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose there ’s no way of stopping? it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you ’ll want to be getting along? ” NO RUSH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I take it you do dance, Mr. Bill Door? ” FAMED FOR IT, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I think it ’s always very important to see what ’s really real and what is n’t, do n’t you? ” MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I think it ’s always very important to see what ’s really real and what is n’t, do n’t you? ” MISS FLITWORTH? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought that one was yours, sir? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought you only get them in closets and things? ” shouted Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I wanted to be buried in- will you look at it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder how you can do that? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder, could you stop trying to twist my head off? ” The Librarian looked around wildly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I wonder, could you take him in? ” “ Well. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m not saying young Simnel ’s a bad lad, but are you sure he ’ll do it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’m sorry, sir? ” A PRESENT FOR A LADY. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ve brought you a hot milk drink. ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ If you ’re you, who will be coming for you? ” DEATH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Indulging in a bit of youthful high spirits, were we? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Inside every lump of coal there ’s a diamond waiting to get out, right? ” YES, MISS FLITWORTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Inspectors? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it angry because you stole its tarpaulin? ” THAT ’S NOT ALL I STOLE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it just me, or is it getting bigger? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t he? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it clean, Arthur? ” “ It ’s very clean. ” “ What ’s that noise? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it clean, Arthur? ” “ It ’s very clean. ” “ What ’s that noise? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it nice? ” said Doreen. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t it that one off Treacle Mine Road? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n’t there rather a lot of, “ he struck out aimlessly, “ washing things? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what One- Man- Bucket was talking about? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what happens for humans, too? ” I DON’T THINK SO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what he said? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Modo? ” “ That ’s right, Mr. Poons, ” said the dwarf. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, young Egbert? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any more of that, mm, rum left? ” The assembled wizards watched him pour a generous measure into his beaker. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any other gateway around here, Modo? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any way we can barricade the doors or something? ” DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE SAYING? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any way we can barricade the doors or something? ” DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE SAYING? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ca n’t be intelligent, can it? ” said the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It has? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It is n’t? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It iss vot keeps a marriage intervesting. ” “ Who wants an interesting marriage? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It will? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It would be nice if that was the case, would n’t it? ” she said brightly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a dead skelington he ’s got then, is it? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a general street greeting and affirmative with convivial military ingroup and masculine bonding- ritual overtones. ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s all part of being alive. ” AND HOW DO HUMANS STAND IT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s an omen. ” AN OMEN OF WHAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s like a thunderstorm, see? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not my fault, is it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not seeding, is it? ” said Reg Shoe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not very loud, is it? ” Bill Door wanted to say that every tick was like the hammering of iron clubs on bronze pillars. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s not written on my forehead, is it? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s peaches, right? ” he kept bellowing. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s sharp enough, for goodness sake. ” HOW DO YOU SHARPEN IT MORE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Just between the two of us, ” said the priest, “ have you got any ideas about all this? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Just one small fireball? ” “ It ’s tempting, but no. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Killed? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Know what this reminds me of? ” said Ridcully, as they fought their way through. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Know? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Lapse? ” said the Archchancellor, now totally mystified. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Left what? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Librarian? ” he said softly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Like what? ” “ Like. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Listen, are you bloody hocus- pocus merchants coming or not? ” he said, between bounces. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Lupine? ” he ventured. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Maybe there ’s a ramp? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ More power to your elbow, eh? ” said the drummer, grinning. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Morning, y’honour. ” “ Would you be kind enough to help me up on to the parapet, officer? ” Sergeant Colon hesitated. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Mother? ” “ Oi’m under ‘ ere. ” The fearsome Ludmilla lifted up a huge joist and tossed it lightly aside. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Move up. ” WHAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Music to attract humans? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ My dad says she said she ’s got boxes of treasure. ” HAS SHE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ New to these parts, then? ” said the barman. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Nice, ai n’t they? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ No sensation of crumbling into dust and blowing away? ” said the Senior Wrangler hopefully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Not when he ’s dead, though. ” “ Yeah? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, can I ask you a personal question? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Now- who ’s got the stake? ” Everyone looked at the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ OK, Reg and me will help you up, come on- ” “ Me? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ OK, so we buy him a nice new coffin and then we get a black cat to walk across it? ” “ No, that ’s stupid. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh blow, is that what I ’m doin’? ” said Mrs. Cake. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, I do n’t think surgery is involved. ” “ Anyway, did n’t we bury him? ” said the Lecturer in Recent Runes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ On a beach somewhere? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ On a horse? ” said Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ On one of them hourglasses? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Once you ’re dead, people just do n’t want to know, right? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ One- Man- Bucket! ”- heathen savage, am I? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Only hundreds? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Only why are you waving and talking? ” said Colon. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook! ” “ Was that a yo? ” said the Dean, suspiciously. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ Why wo n’t you let me in? ” “ Oook. ” “ But I need to look something up. ” “ Oook oook! ” “ Well, yes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ You? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ All right, I may have put that rather clumsily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ No, Not “ with milk ”, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook? ” “ You ’ve changed species in your time. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” He was told, Death has retired. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps we could find another way up? ” said Ludmilla hopefully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Please, Miss Flitworth- ” “ Hmm? ” “ Please, Miss Flitworth, there ’s a skeleton of a horse walking around in the barn! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Possibly woodworm? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Priests? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Quiet! ” “ What? ” Lupine ’s ears swivelled. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Quite well- disposed? ” he hazarded. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Right, fiend in human shape, ” he growled, “ what d’you think of this, then? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Run? ” he suggested. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Save? ” “ It ’s me that pins the card on the bottom of the lid, ” said Mr. Shoe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Schleppel? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Schleppel? ” “ Yes, Mr. Poons. ” “ Why are you behind me? ” “ I ’ve got to be behind something, Mr. Poons. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Schleppel? ” “ Yes, Mr. Poons. ” “ Why are you behind me? ” “ I ’ve got to be behind something, Mr. Poons. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said the oldest mayfly triumphantly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Sets everyone ’s teeth on edge? ” said Arthur. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Shall I wrap them up, then? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Short transitional period? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Should we worry when he ’s in front of us? ” said Ridcully, “ Or is it worse because we know he ’s behind us? ” “ Hah! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Should we worry when he ’s in front of us? ” said Ridcully, “ Or is it worse because we know he ’s behind us? ” “ Hah! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Sing? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So what do you do now? ” Lupine shrugged. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So what happens to the life force if things stop living? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So what is your seven- point plan for Equal Opportunities with the living, I hear you cry? ” The wind blew the dried grasses in the cemetery. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So what were you working on the scythe blade for? ” said Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’ve got the rest of the day free, then? ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So you ’ve got the rest of the day free, then? ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So, “ he said, “ what ’s happening? ” “ We had an altar float up into the air and drop on us. ” “ A chandelier unscrewed itself. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ So? ” “ Well, it ’s not normal for- ” “ It ’s all right, sergeant, “ said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Some of them- oh, about two feet long, would n’t you say, Dean? ” “ Three feet, “ said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” MY TIME. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” “ Just thinking aloud. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Squeak? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Squeak? ” SQUEAK, the Death of Rats confirmed. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ That is- ” YOU FEAR TO DIE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ That one must have been the oldest. ” “ You mean we have n’t got anything to fight? ” said the Archchancellor. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s our cellars you ’re talking about! ” “ You ’d prefer him under your bed, would you? ” murmured Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s right. ” “ Ca n’t keep a good man down, eh? ” Windle turned back. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ That? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ The Great Trout what? ” said another mayfly, nervously. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ The Seismic Reorganiser, the Attractive Point or the Incendiary Surprise? ” “ Yo, “ said the Dean, with satisfaction. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ The biggest? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ The joke ’s on me, eh? ” Bill Door sat down on the anvil. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ The things children say, eh? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Them who? ” THEY’RE LIKE- Bill Door waved a hand vaguely- SERVANTS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Them? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Then everyone can join in. ” FOLK DANCING? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Then you can start getting the harvest in. ” WHAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s a big storm coming. ” WILL IT SPOIL MY HARVEST? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s a difference between alive skelingtons and dead ones? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s hope? ” IS THERE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s hope? ” IS THERE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s no room for a brain. ” “ Who says it ’s thinking? ” said the Archchancellor. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re so handy to put things in, right? ” said the man. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Think I go around looking like this all the time? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ This is n’t some sort of joke, is it? ” he added hopefully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Throwin ’ a few bread rolls around, that kind of thing? ” “ May I ask the meaning of this intrusion? ” said Ridcully, coldly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Throwin ’ a few bread rolls around, that kind of thing? ” “ May I ask the meaning of this intrusion? ” said Ridcully, coldly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ To be near the scythe? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Topiary! ” “ What the heck do you mean? ” “ Topiary! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Trying out some new magic, y’honour? ” he said, brightly, helping the skinny but surprisingly heavy body up on to the crumbling stonework. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Um, yes, Archchancellor? ” he quavered. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Understand? ” Then she turned on her heel and ran towards the pump. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Unt who iss the yunk laty? ” said Doreen, beaming at Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Vot? ” “ Doreen- I mean, the Countess asked who she is, ” Arthur supplied, wearily. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Want to come with me? ” There was another shrug that almost vocalised the thought: why not? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Want to come with me? ” There was another shrug that almost vocalised the thought: why not? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Was? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ We are gloomy this morning, are n’t we? ” said Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ We could go and pick up our staffs, could n’t we? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ We think he ’s a bogeyman. ” “ Are bogeymen undead? ” “ He wo n’t say. ” “ You ’ve never seen him? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ We think he ’s a bogeyman. ” “ Are bogeymen undead? ” “ He wo n’t say. ” “ You ’ve never seen him? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, can you tell me if I guess right? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, maybe they talk to each other. ” “ How can they talk? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, someone ’s got to look after the food. ” I MEANT WHY DON’T YOU DANCE? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, they do say, do n’t they, that diamonds are a girl ’s best friend? ” she said brightly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, “ he said, “ what ’re you going to do about it? ” It was five minutes later. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said the Patrician. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What I want to know is, who put them there? ” Sergeant Colon turned the object round and round in his hands. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing, master? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you doing, then? ” he said weakly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you gabbling about, officer? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you going to use? ” said Ridcully, as the trolley rocketed through the steam. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What chap? ” “ That ch- oh, he ’s gone. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you mean, no- one built it? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, Geoffrey? ” said Ridcully, as kindly as he could. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, unseasonal? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” STAY HERE WHEN HE COMES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ”- shutupshutupshutup I ’m trying to talk to the lady! |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think it is? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think you ’re doing? ” DRAMA. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think, Bill Door? ” she said sharply. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think, Lupine? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want for breakfast? ” said the old woman. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What does cosmic wisdom know about it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What does it look like, do you think? ” “- what you do is, you get two bits of glass and some ants- ” “ I do n’t know. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’yew want? ” said Mrs. Cake. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you mean? ”- there been a catastrophe or something, some kind of ten- second plague? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What d’you mean? ”- there been a catastrophe or something, some kind of ten- second plague? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What good are they? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What good would that do? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to him? ” The two men shuffled in awkwardly, trying to support a figure a foot taller than they were. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” I THINK THE ELLIPTICAL CAM HAS GRADUALLY SLID UP THE BEAM SHAFT AND CAUGHT ON THE FLANGE REBATE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you found? ” COBWEB. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What idiot left this here? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it, then? ” HISTORY. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” A THREE- EIGHTHS GRIPLEY. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” IT WAS THE COMBINATION HARVESTER. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” said Reg. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ It ca n’t be a compost heap in the middle of the lawn, can it? ” “ Modo will be very upset. ” The Dean peered closer. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ It ca n’t be a compost heap in the middle of the lawn, can it? ” “ Modo will be very upset. ” The Dean peered closer. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What is your name? ” The stranger stared at her for a moment, and then looked around wildly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of garbage is that? ” I MEAN THAT THERE IS A TIME FOR EVERYONE TO DIE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What movement? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What next? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What noise? ” “ That noise. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell was that? ” A smaller thing flashed into existence by his ear. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell ’s that doin’ there? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell’re you doing? ” He looked at the blade in his hands as if he was seeing it for the first time. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was inside someone? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it you were wanting? ” The tall figure ran a disconsolate finger over the oily mechanism. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it, then? ” said the nearest pine. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it? ” MY TIME. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was the meanin ’ of that? ” Ridcully ’s hat rose from his head. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What was the stake? ” “ Two pebbles, ” said the low priest. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What were we doing before we were talking about the sun? ” “ Zigzagging aimlessly over the water, ” said one of the young flies. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What wire baskety wheely thing? ” said the wizards, in unison. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you all looking at? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s burnin ’? ” “ Your boots, Archchancellor, ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s going on, Schleppel? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening, Mr. Poons? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s happening? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he selling this time? ” “ I do n’t think he ’s trying to sell anything, Mr. Poons. ” “ It ’s that bad? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he selling this time? ” “ I do n’t think he ’s trying to sell anything, Mr. Poons. ” “ It ’s that bad? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it building up for? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s it like, being a wereman? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that you ’re putting the weeds into? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this one called? ” TANGO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this, then? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s worrying you, Bill? ” I SUDDENLY KNOW THAT WE ARE GOING TO DIE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, all three at once? ” “ Yo! ” “ That ’s going a bit far, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, all three at once? ” “ Yo! ” “ That ’s going a bit far, is n’t it? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, even wizards? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, just water? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, muttering about meat pies? ” said the Bursar. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What, you mean now? ” she said, “ I ’m not ready- ” LOOK. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” ONE OF THOSE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Windle quickly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Not in the Ankh, of course, ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ When will he come? ” TONIGHT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we going? ” Binky was galloping, but the landscape did not move. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are you going? ” TO THE BARN. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where there ’s life, eh? ” WHERE THERE ’S LIFE EH WHAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where there ’s life, eh? ” WHERE THERE ’S LIFE EH WHAT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where was she? ” SHE WAS HIDING IN A CUPBOARD. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d you get it? ” FROM PEOPLE WHO THOUGHT IT WAS THE TEAR OF A GOD. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s Ludmilla? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s everyone gone, Librarian? ” “ Oook oook. ” “ Just like them. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” “ There. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Which king? ” ANY KING. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one? ” ER. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who exactly is One- Man- Bucket? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who is? ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’d want to make a big basket out of wire? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” GOOD OLD BILL DOOR? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’re you? ” GOOD OLD BILL DOOR? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s playing the maracas? ” Death grinned. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Who, me-? ” “ I could smell you, “ said Lupine, evenly. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are we here? ” said the spirit of Miss Flitworth. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you called One- ” is that all? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why are you walking around, then? ” Bill Door looked at the old men. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ca n’t we get some of the servants to do it? ” muttered the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ca n’t you live for ever? ” I DON’T KNOW. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did n’t you say? ” I’M SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did n’t you say? ” I’M SORRY? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why do n’t you fall to bits? ” I DON’T KNOW. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why does everyone run towards a blood- curdling scream? ” mumbled the Senior Wrangler. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why does n’t all the drink fall through? ” He ’d almost panicked. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is it happening? ” he said, half to himself. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is n’t it chasing us? ” WE’RE SAFE UNTIL THE SAND RUNS OUT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is your dog staring at me like that? ” said Ludmilla. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” Bill Door looked shocked. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” He looked at her as if she was mad. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why should that worry us? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Why wo n’t he answer? ” “ Do n’t know, “ said a voice behind him. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Windle? ” said Reg Shoe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ With all that silver on the harness and everything? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ With all them sands of time pouring through? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Would that be orchids or roses? ” BOTH. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah, ” said a man trying to control the team pulling a lumber wagon, “ what ’s going on? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes mother? ” “ Sit down, girl. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, master? ” HAVE YOU NOT GOT SOMETHING TO DO? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, master? ” HAVE YOU NOT GOT SOMETHING TO DO? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE SERIOUSLY BELIEVED IT? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” DO YOU MIND IF I STOP THE CLOCK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” DO YOU MIND IF I STOP THE CLOCK? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” I GAVE YOU QUITE A STOP. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” Out of the corner of his eye Windle saw a pair of bony arms rest themselves on the parapet. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” THAT WAS YOUR LIFE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” TRUST ME ON THIS. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” WHAT IS IT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said, helpfully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she said, suspiciously. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Here come some trolleys again. ” They were blocking all five passages leading off the central space. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ”- you got to tell someone about this. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yo what? ” said Ridcully. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yo! ” “ You ’ll kill it totally? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Yo? ” said Reg Shoe. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, Count? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You been trying some special kind of underwater magic, y’honour? ” he ventured. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You carry one of them around in your pocket? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t happen to know what he ’ll be like, do you? ” NO. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t mind, do you? ” “ Well, no. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t mind, then? ” I HAVE A HORSE. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t think it could be- ” “ Here? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n’t? ” “ The principle is sound, ” said Windle. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You have? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You help Reg. ” “ Is that Reg down there? ” said Doreen. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You knew him? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what happens to peaches what lies around too long? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You know, I ’m not surprised? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You listening to me? ” said the captain suspiciously. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean dreaming? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean she makes them out of human flesh? ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean she makes them out of human flesh? ” “ What? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you know what you want? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure you ’re all right? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure? ” said the Dean. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You the head chap? ” he said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You there, One- Man- Bucket? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You want it beaten out? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You work along of Miss Flitworth ’s? ” YES. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a Bill? ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a Bill? ” YES? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re a zombie, right? ” “ Er. “ Windle Poons had never seen anyone with such a pallid skin, such as there was of it, before. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re to sleep in the barn, understand? ” she said. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve never met Life, have you? ” I CAN SAY IN ALL HONESTY THAT I HAVE NOT. |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Your horse enjoying himself? ” PARDON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ Your horse enjoying himself? ” PARDON? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ You‘re sure you would n’t like us to have another go with the burial and everything? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “ said the merchant, “ is a particularly excellent stone, do n’t you think? |
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett | “[ Preen whiskers][ twitch nose]? ” The Death of Rats shook its head. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | A dowry? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | A goblin playing a harp? ’ Miss Beedle seemed embarrassed by the fuss. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After a while Vimes said, ‘ Can I help you, officer? ’ The young man blinked. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, he thought, what ’s the point of just barking out ‘ What! ’ for absolutely no discernible reason? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, he told himself, what about old ‘ Beefy ’ Jackson, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, how could you find a man in darkness? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, it said everything that you needed to know, did n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, what limits can you put on a creature made of nothing? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | After all, you and the commander are in the hands of a higher power. ’? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Ah yes, whatever you do, do n’t let them scratch you … ‘ You want justice, do you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | All we could turn up was stuff about what a bloody nuisance they are – you know the kind of thing. ’ ‘ Nobody knows anything about goblins? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Aloud he continued, ‘ You saw those two Quirmian officers get on the boat, did n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Aloud he said, ‘ How far can I take this? ’ ‘ It seems you ’ve had a busy day, sir, ’ said Willikins. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Aloud, she said, ‘ Are n’t you proud of your goblin name? ’ He looked at her with his mouth open, showing his pointy teeth. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Am I a dashing kind of person, would you say? ’ The birds started singing from a low branch of the tree. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Am I not right, Mister Brassbound? ’ The young man nodded fervently. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | An officer with a captain ’s helmet said, ‘ Commander? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And according to Captain Angua we have to find a goblin cave to break the fluence, ye ken? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And although I imagine you must be very tired, I expect you ’d like to come along for the ride? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And as for ‘ What what! ’, well, what was that all about? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what is even worser? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what, commander? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And do you know why it was done? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And do you mind if we change the subject? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And goblins probably got thirsty, did n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And goblins? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And how do you go about snagging such a gentleman, pray? ’ Now the girls looked as if they were indeed praying. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And if he dies, it wins, wherever you are … ’ ‘ Feeney, keep your crossbow pointing at this gentleman, will you? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And now another sister( possibly Amanda?) |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And on the way to their suite he distinctly overheard one lady say to another in passing, ‘ Who ’s the new barman? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps you ’ll tell me your name? ’ ‘ Jane, commander. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And she is quite attractive in a goblin sort of way, do n’t you think? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And since you ’re enjoying the fresh air, why not go and find Young Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And so he cleared his throat and said, ‘ Sybil, you did discuss plans for my holiday with Vetinari, did n’t you? ’ Sybil looked surprised. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And that person would be you, would n’t it, commander? ’ ‘ Good answer, young man! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And that ’s it, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And the conjuror had not expected it and looked goggle- eyed at Vimes until he said, ‘ Oh my, you ’re him, are n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And the fish swam everywhere, did n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And then he thought, how important is that compared with the question who told them to? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And what about the ha- ha, the ho- ho and the he- he? ’ ‘ Yes, but there ’s all cow poo! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And what does ethereal mean, anyway? ’ The deputy sub hesitated. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And what good has it done you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And what was so wrong with onion gravy anyway? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And what would a desperate pilot do then? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And while you ’re doing so perhaps you ’ll look out this little list of snuff products? ’ The tobacconist took it from her carefully. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And why are you still dragging that young policeman behind you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And why leave some behind? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And why not, yes, why not teeth? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | And you want to arrest my husband, do you? ’ Feeney, goggle- eyed, managed an unprofessional ‘ Yes, ma’am ’. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Any copper worth his truncheon would at least take a look at the Queen now they ’d come this far, would n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Any ideas? ’ ‘ Crivens! ’ said Wee Mad Arthur. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Any questions? ’ Feeney looked down at his feet. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what size is “ quite small ”? ’ Miss Beedle gave him a surprised look. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Apart from that, may I have your views? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Apparently he found something because his next words were, ‘ The blacksmith? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Apropos of that, it was Lady Sybil who suggested the trip to the countryside, was it not? ’ Vetinari raised an eyebrow. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are any of you in employment? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are those bloody steps still there? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you a man or a master? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you a man who can control his temper? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you a nob or one of them? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to say that it ’s copper ’s instinct? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Are you teaching it to the goblins, miss? ’ With her eyes still on the agitated Feeney, Miss Beedle said, ‘ Yes, for what it ’s worth. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | As he got up Mister Sillitoe said, ‘ Police investigation, you say? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | At least when you ’re a wizard people do n’t try to kick you in the fork, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Back in the saddle again, eh? ’ he said, and handed him the reins. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Be happy to hire another hundred if they turned up. ’ ‘ But you pay them far less than humans? ’ said Angua. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Because it ’s weird, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Behind him Feeney said, ‘ What was that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Bloody Commander Vimes? ’ The barge bucked again and an errant egg spun out of the darkness and smacked into Vimes ’s face. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Bury them, eat them, throw them on the midden? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But he said, ‘ Then what happens, lad? ’ Lightning, with a sense for the dramatic moment, illuminated Feeney ’s face as he turned. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But here in fact he was n’t a copper, was he? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But land, and landlord, and law, well … A man might get quite confused, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But on the other hand, who needs a witness statement if you ’ve got a confession? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But running away from what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But then if I have to do that, what good are you? ’ Feeney looked shocked. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But they never will be again … will they, ladies and gentlemen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But this is the country, yes, Willikins? ’ ‘ There was a man setting rabbit snares in the hedge behind you, ’ said Willikins. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But this was the dark, and Vimes and the dark had an … understanding, did n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But what to make of the pile of bamboo which resolved itself into a breastplate of articulated sections and a most unfetching bamboo helmet? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But would the truth that it told me be the truth, and how would I know that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | But … His land, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you just stop and tie us up to the bank? ’ Sillitoe ’s laugh was brittle. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can I say that the goblins seem very attached to your Corporal Nobbs? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can we have the house lights down, Jeffrey? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine that, Vimes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you read? ’ Stinky held out both large hands. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you see him in the study? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you see that double door and the little wicket gate? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you see that it gets to someone here who ’ll value it? ’ All she had was a stone ring, he thought, and even that got taken away. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you see what I mean? ’ Vimes did. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you smell that? ’ Vimes sniffed, giving himself a noseful of flies and a very heavy stink of cattle dung. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell me how this lady came to be … killed? ’ ‘ She was thrown into our cave last night, Mister Po- leess- maan. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Carrot managed to say, ‘ I ’m so sorry to have to ask, but will this harm my sergeant? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Chalk it up to experience, eh? ’ ‘ There ’s still that bloody first mate, ’ said the blacksmith. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Cheering a man drinking a year ’s wages in one go? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Coffee? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Could I draw your attention to the hill over there? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Could a sudden jerk set it off? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Could something with no body slither? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Dad self- consciously out for a walk with his lad, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Detritus and Willikins? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t he want to arrest you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did they grow mushrooms? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did they really still wear those? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did turnips have to be brought in from the cold? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever see Pelvic Williams? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever take an oath? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did you fall into something rural? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did you find out anything from old Gumption? ’ Cheery nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Did you really think he ’d protect you? ’ The prostrate Stratford mumbled something. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do goblins sign their pots in some way? ’ ‘ Oh yes, indeed, commander, goblin pots are always distinctive. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t know who ’s still alive, see? ’ Vimes looked at the woman as the boat gave a lurch. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t know why, do n’t know who, if you get my meaning? ’ Jiminy was sweating cobs, Vimes noticed. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t say you ’d want him to be a copper: you would n’t, would you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you remember? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do take him somewhere where he can go about his business, will you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do these criminals have a modus operandi? ’ Vimes ’s heart sank. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you get my meaning? ’ There was some shouting and thumping down below and several suggestions that somebody was getting kicked very hard. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you intend to see him off, as it were? ’ The Patrician shook his head. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know anyone who can help? ’ Billy looked her up and down superciliously. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know that they have only five names for colours? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know where that batch of cigars came from? ’ Valiantly Bewilderforce tried it on. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you know why it ’s called the countryside, Carrot? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you not understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you notice anything else, chief constable? ’ Vimes tried to keep his tone level. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you really think I ’d do that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I ’d do that, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that I do n’t think? ’ Stratford squirmed out of Vimes ’s grip, spun neatly and threw a punch which Vimes very nearly dodged. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ Feeney looked at his boots. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ There was a barely perceptible nod. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Does he have a warrant card? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Does it just stop and look puzzled? ’ ‘ No, dear, it smashes everything to pieces. ’ Lady Sybil gave a warning smile and brushed herself down. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t he look like a typical accountant to you? ’ But this did n’t worry the lion heart of A. E. Pessimal. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Does that go twice as fast? ’ And now Flutter was a riverboat expert. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Does this mean goblins are stupid? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Drink gloriously in hand, Vimes leaned back and said, ‘ Staff okay, Willikins? ’ Willikins lowered his voice. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Especially in the presence of a pretty good fee? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Even if he was n’t, would he panic? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Everybody knows they ’re a worthless people, do n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Extrapolate, sir? ’ ‘ Why would somebody be all cut about on their arms? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Extrapolate, sir? ’ ‘ Why would somebody be all cut about on their arms? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Family tradition, see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Feared killer? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Feeney said anxiously, ‘ Is that all right, sir? ’ He waited nervously. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Feeney was sprinting along the bank after him now, and managed to pant, ‘ What are we going to do, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Feeney whispered, ‘ This could be a trap, sir. ’ Vimes rolled his eyes and sneered, ‘ You think so, do you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Fights on a riverboat? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Find what god? ’ Flutter looked embarrassed but recovered manfully. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Fourteen, maybe? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | From what dark cave? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | From what window into paradise? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Go to it, Sam. ’ ‘ Actually, Sybil, I was considering delivering them to the local justices. ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Going down? ’ ‘ No, it is n’t, sir! ’ yelled Feeney. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Good, we are learning, are n’t we? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Got a bottle of brandy on you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Got any bags? ’ This was asked in the absolute certainty that Vimes would have no bags, but a show of willing is always worth a try. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Got it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Had Vimes really heard it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Had he acted as a policeman should? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Had he cheated? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Had he misled? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Had the little bugger said that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Happy to have you aboard. ’ ‘ Er, Gastric? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Harry King looked innocent and spread his huge hands widely, and said, ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Has Mister Jefferson gone missing? ’ Feeney gave up. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Has this man mishandled you or the little girl in any way? ’ The woman had barely moved. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Have we got the bailiffs in? ’ ‘ That is reasonably unlikely, dear. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Have ye heard of the surreptitious albatross? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Have you been making a few pockets jingle? ’ ‘ That statement is actionable, young man, ’ said Stoner. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Have you gone mad, sir? ’ Well, that would help, Vimes thought. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Have you got any elephant poo? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He braved the rocking deck again and said, ‘ I do n’t think all this is for a little voyage to the seaside, do you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He checked all this again to make certain that he had got it right, and then looked up at the scowling human and said, ‘ Excuse me, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He cleared his throat and said, ‘ Sybil, did you actually look at that book I ’m reading to Young Sam? ’ ‘ Yes, dear. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He continued, ‘ Did they look for the pot? ’ ‘ Looked everywhere, commander, even outside. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He could have moored at any time, could n’t he? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He had taken the job, he had accepted the promotion and the money that went with it, had n’t he? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He heard her say, ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He made certain he ended on top, where he leaned down and hissed into Jethro ’s ear, ‘ Let ’s see how smart you are, shall we? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He might want to be an alchemist, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said what was so dreadful was that the goblins were all sort of meek, you know? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ Does he ever put people in there? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ How ’s business doing? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ I do n’t want to be difficult, but could I borrow another of the poor lady ’s pots? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ Is this now about the smuggling, sir? ’ ‘ Quite so, quite so. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, ‘ This is true? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He said, “ Dad, do you know why cows do big wet sloppy poos and horses do them all nice and soft and smelling of grass? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He struck out for the surface again and said, ‘ And Rust bought it, did he? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He thought that Tears of the Mushroom smiled when she saw him, although how could you tell, really? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He turned wordlessly to Miss Beedle, who said, ‘ She ’s very good, is n’t she? ’ ‘ That ’s a harp, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He turned wordlessly to Miss Beedle, who said, ‘ She ’s very good, is n’t she? ’ ‘ That ’s a harp, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | He ’s got a story to tell you and no mistake. ’ ‘ Where is he? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Hear them all sniggering? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Heaven knows where she ’s getting the music from … ’ ‘ Heaven? ’ said Vimes, adding urgently, ‘ How long will she be playing? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Heaven knows where she ’s getting the music from … ’ ‘ Heaven? ’ said Vimes, adding urgently, ‘ How long will she be playing? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Her father was a fisherman, an extremely good one, but do you know what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How about that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How can I help you? ’ ‘ Just ice! ’ The cry caused things to drop from the ceiling. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How can life so beat you down? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How can you get like that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How can you take testimony from a demon, especially when it ’s one of no fixed abode? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How close is it now? ’ ‘ Maybe fifty yards? ’ ‘ And you can see it in all this? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How close is it now? ’ ‘ Maybe fifty yards? ’ ‘ And you can see it in all this? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How close is it now? ’ ‘ Maybe fifty yards? ’ ‘ And you can see it in all this? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How come no one ’s ever told you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could I ever again rebuke a copper for looking the other way? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could he explain it to himself? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could it feel for Young Sam to know the names of all those grandfathers and grandmothers down the centuries? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could you explain it to a lawyer? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could you explain that to a layman? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How could you steer when you could n’t see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How did you become an expert on the noble game of crockett? ’ Vimes picked up his knife and fork. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How did you find that out? ’ Feeney waved a thumb in the direction of the lock- up and grinned. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How did you know which ones were yours? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How do you earn your keep? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How do you make your daily crust? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How does she find out all this stuff? ’ ‘ As a matter of fact, commander, I do n’t think she does, at least as an actual fact. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How hilarious would it be if he ’d mixed them up? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How light was the trigger? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How long was it since he had led a dawn raid? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How many books had he read? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How much snot, he thought, how many fingernail clippings, how much earwax did a goblin accumulate in one year? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How much was he prepared to gamble on a hunch? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How sure of it should he be? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How the hell was the pilot navigating in all this? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How would you get the best price per pound of product carried? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I assume, nevertheless, and for the purposes of concluding this interview before lunchtime, that you are the chief constable in this vicinity? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I dare say you have n’t read my memoirs, Twenty- four Years Without Eyebrows? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I did do a season on one, mucking out and feeding, but I prefer turkeys. ’ ‘ And the name of the boat? ’ said Vimes carefully. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know if you know of him? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t think I need a chaperone for a stroll in the country, do I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I expect you were working in the bar when the goblin was killed, yes? ’ ‘ I did n’t know a bloody goblin was killed, did I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I expect you were working in the bar when the goblin was killed, yes? ’ ‘ I did n’t know a bloody goblin was killed, did I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I hear things are happening, right? ’ Vimes nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I heard you! ’ Vimes ’s grasp of successful husbandry prevented him from making any further comment except, ‘ Really? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean … why? ’ ‘ Oh, quite a few of the really old ancestral homes had a hermit on the strength, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I ’m sure some people think being a policeman is just a job, but you do n’t, do you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, did you see their gear? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, pigs just run along, but horses? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, stuff worth knowing? ’ A. E. Pessimal actually saluted. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what could we have done? ’ Heads leaned a little forward, breaths were held, and Vimes chewed the very last vinegary piece of crisp. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I never told anyone to move, did I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I reckon I can be back within twa days. ’ ‘ How many is that? ’ said Angua. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I reckon they ’re bound for somewhere a long way away. ’ ‘ Do you think it ’ll be a holiday of sun, sea, surf and fun? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I said do n’t speak, did n’t I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I said, do you understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I suppose asking who it is might be in order? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I think you know names, the names at least of the men you deal with, and also the name of their employer? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I thought that tobacco mostly came from Klatch? ’ Bewilderforce shrugged. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I treaded in it! ’ Young Sam waited for an adult response, and his mother said, ‘ Well, you ’ve got your new country boots, have n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I understand from her ladyship that you might be requiring my assistance tonight? ’ ‘ Yes, please. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I walk around the streets of the city every night, do n’t I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I was a street kid, understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’d rather stay with you, if it ’s all the same to you … Please? ’ ‘ But you ca n’t see in the dark, lad! ’ ‘ I know, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll give you a whistle when I ’m in position, got it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll go and get my jacket while you find Young Sam, please? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m Captain O’Farrell, master of the Roberta. ’ Then he looked down at Young Sam and said, ‘ Want to take a turn at the wheel, young shaver? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’m really sorry, sir, but I did n’t go to see in case I saw, sir, see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve been nice and kind to you up until now, but did you really think I was going to be spending the night in a pig pen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve merely made certain that nobody can inadvertently leave before I ’ve had a chance to talk to them all, do you understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | If you have any sense, you ’ll keep quiet and take me to your lock- up, okay? ’ Eyes wide, Feeney nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | If you were going to smuggle, where would you stop? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | In an offhand way he said, ‘ But you do know, do n’t you, Ted? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | In fact, they are some of the gamekeepers. ’ ‘ The hats look wrong on them. ’ ‘ Do you think so? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | In what world could that possibly happen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, Ted, who suggested you play the little trick on the hill? ’ ‘ Honestly, sir, it was Stratford, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, young man, be careful who you call a lackey, all right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Instinctively he looked at Young Sam, and suddenly the biggest raisin in his cake of apprehension was: what will Young Sam do? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is Sybil going back to her roots, what? ’ ‘ She wants Young Sam to get some mud on his boots, Rust. ’ ‘ Well done her, what! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is he still coming to tea? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is my family okay? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that why you ’re here? ’ Vimes took a deep breath. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that wonderful, sir? ’ Vimes grunted. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t there some kind of code? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is she going to prison? ’ Vimes felt the urge to say, ‘ Would you like her to? ’ but he choked it back, because of the tears. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is she going to prison? ’ Vimes felt the urge to say, ‘ Would you like her to? ’ but he choked it back, because of the tears. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is something wrong? ’ he said, trying valiantly to tuck all the nightshirt inside. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is that not so, Commander Vimes? ’ Vimes was amazed at how his mouth responded without any reference to his brain. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Is that so? ’ Willikins smiled. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It began: Whence came it, that ethereal music, from what hidden grot or secret cell? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It had onions in it, did n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It held up a wrinkled hand and said, ‘ Vimes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It must have been my face, he said to himself, otherwise it would have been the other way round, would n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It overcame him. ’ ‘ Have you heard about Lord Vetinari, Feeney? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It seems to me that you have something you ’d like me to know and it ’s not just about who sits in the high castle, am I right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It was n’t … poison or anything, was it? ’ ‘ No, Mister Gumption. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It was perks, was n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It was to the bench of magistrates, sir. ’ ‘ It … was … what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a sort of game. ’ ‘ But Captain … Murderer? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a terrible thing when a man ’s employees take their orders from his wife, you know? ’ ‘ Yes, commander. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s amazing, is n’t it, how people remember? ’ ‘ Well, you must admit that it does – how can I put it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s amazing, is n’t it, how people remember? ’ ‘ Well, you must admit that it does – how can I put it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s hardly addictive, is it? ’ ‘ Some people tend to think so. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s old beer, obviously, but what ’s beer but liquid bread, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | It ’s what they ’re used to. ’ ‘ How can you say that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Jiminy, what ’s his surname? ’ ‘ Jefferson, ’ said the landlord, holding his truncheon like a security blanket. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Just a couple of things, though: what do you know about goblins being sent downriver? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Just one thing, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Just put it down carefully, will you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Just tell me this: did you give any instructions? ’ How does he do it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Just tell me this: did you give any instructions? ’ How does he do it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Koom Valley, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Lamps up front? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Land ownership means something around here, does n’t it, Mister Stoner? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s empty the whole barrel, shall we? ’ He did n’t know where the thought had come from. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s get those doors open, shall we? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s go, shall we? ’ ‘ Where? ’ said Vimes, in husbandly confusion. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s go, shall we? ’ ‘ Where? ’ said Vimes, in husbandly confusion. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Little boy open book? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Look, if you ’re queasy about it, just help me get on that ship and I ’ll sort things out by myself, okay? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Looks like it ’s been made of stone. ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Maritime chases? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | May I ask if you have any views on that as an acceptable career for a young lady? ’ Jane, thought Vimes, the strange one. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | May we look forward to further visits? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Maybe a public house, perhaps? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Maybe a riverboat? ’ Vimes thought, Yes, they all have strange names, there has to be a Queen among them. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Maybe you should tell me your intentions, lieutenant? ’ He felt a little sorry for the lad, but not too much. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Might I suggest at this time that you go in and see to your old mum? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Mister Flutter, why were you on Hangman ’s Hill on the aforesaid night? ’ ‘ We were just having a walk, ’ said Flutter. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Mister Po- leess- maan? ’ Vimes pulled out his snuffbox. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Mister Ten Gallons? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Mister Vimes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Money? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | My justification for this ought to work, but now? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Never mind about me, what about the Fanny? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | No beggars in the countryside, see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | No doubt you were also told that at some time later someone heard a conversation in which he arranged to meet me up at this place, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | No food? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | No good for you here, big Mister Po- leess- man! ’ ‘ What is unggue, madam? ’ said Carrot. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Not cowering away from the truth in your lock- up? ’ Vimes had spun round when he first heard that voice, and was now staring with his mouth open. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Not panicking now, the goblin pointed a claw at Vimes ’s left wrist, looked him in the face, and said, ‘ Just ice? ’ It was a plea. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Not the Commander of the Watch! ’ ‘ Quite so, commander, and may I therefore advise your brass knuckles – the gentleman ’s alternative? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Not things you may have imagined and – and this is the important bit, Ted – not things made up to please me, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Now I want you to go inside, Ma, ’cos I ’m not going to lose you as well as Dad, understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Now, why do n’t you take Young Sam out to see the river? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Of course, Captain Carrot had once been like that and – was it possible? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Of course, as serving officers we would n’t be able to take any remuneration … ’ ‘ We would n’t? ’ said Feeney hopelessly. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Of course, we went on trying, because that ’s the military way! ’ ‘ You mean, pile dreadful failure on top of failure? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Of some use, but not a policeman. ’ ‘ By your standards, your grace? ’ said the clergyman. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Oh dear, I ’d better find out what it is, what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Oh dear, you of all people must recognize a substition when you ’re possessed by it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and what was the other thing people said? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Or perhaps it becomes mine? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Or perhaps they were starving? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps Miss Beedle gave him language lessons? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps we have an accord and it helped me under Koom Valley and because of that the world is a better place? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you think the magistrates might not issue a warrant to arrest you, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you ’d send someone to collect him while I and my colleague wait here? ’ Bewilderforce looked around bewildered. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Policemen pay? ’ Walking the streets in the company of Wee Mad Arthur presented a difficulty even for a dwarf like Cheery Littlebottom. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Predators respect other predators, do they not? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Proud? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Remember a little boy? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Remind me again … What exactly does Mister Stratford look like? ’ ‘ Oh, you know the type, sir, sort of average. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Remind me, Willikins, what is a copse, exactly? ’ ‘ Anything between a clump of trees and a small wood. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Right? ’ ‘ Well, of course that is so, sergeant, but you see, it already belongs to a goblin. ’ Sergeant Colon burst out laughing. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | See how I help you, commander? ’ The familiarity of the voice annoyed him; it sounded too much like his own voice. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | See the big plume of smoke and fumes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | See the little blue bead? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | See those fangs? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Seen one like it recently, as a matter of fact. ’ ‘ And? ’ ‘ I can give you a name, Mister Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you why? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go? ’ ‘ Come on, sir, ’ said Haddock, ‘ and Wee Mad Arthur will brief you on the way. ’ ‘ Wee Mad Arthur! ’ ‘ Yes, commander. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | She begged for her life, Mister Stratford, remember that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | She glanced up at her husband and then got on with what she was doing, and said quietly, ‘ You ’ve been worrying people, have n’t you, Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | She was n’t one for the books, as you might expect, but my dad had been, and one day I thought, how hard can writing be? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Should it be doing that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So I said, quick as a wink, well, you would n’t have any arrows now if you ’d shot them at my old mum, would you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So I smartened myself up and then one day Lord Vetinari – you have heard of him, have n’t you, kid? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So I ’m sending the right signals, am I? ’ ‘ No, sir, none at all, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So how would I know when it may or may not have happened? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So that the cargo is a long way away before anyone knows about it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So what ’s your first name? ’ The butler ’s face was an entertainment. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So why in the name of any three gods did she start to run away, crockery rattling as she headed down the hall? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So, no weapons at all, then? ’ ‘ I ’m very sorry to disappoint you, commander, but I ’m not a strong man. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | So, what do I do now? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Some ancestor got all of this by fighting for it, yeah? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Some bright spark would think: you never know your luck; after all, Feeney could be a coming man, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of local body? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Some means of getting into the barges so that the crew could access the cargo? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Something stronger? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Sorry for the inconvenience, sir, but who the hell are you and what is going on? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Standing there next to a mob? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Stones? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Strictly speaking, I would get into trouble for authorizing this, but who knows? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Strong little fellow, is n’t he? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Surely the darkness has no reason to lie? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Surely there had to be some kind of walkway? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Surely they do n’t all want to die? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Surely you did n’t think I could rush you all the way to Ankh- Morpork in one go? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Sybil sighed and said sternly, ‘ Well, then, can I hope that at least this can be done without further vegetable carnage? ’ She looked at Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Tea? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, how do you make a pot, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Terrible, ai n’t it, that decent folk have to take the rap, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That means one or other of us will die, so whatever happens the world is going to be a better place, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That such things happen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That was an ancestor to be proud of, surely? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That was good for you, was n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That you get two different kinds of poo when they ’re both about the same size and it ’s the same grass, is n’t it, Dad? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s happiness, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | That ’s how it ’s done, is it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The ant is turned over? ’ ‘ Tears of the Mushroom is my star pupil. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The barman was nowhere to be seen; barmen come and go, after all – whoever notices the barman? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The bloke that got it made thirty feet higher at great expense? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The goblins had succumbed, had they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The law must start with a crime? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The magistrates? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The others? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The shape apparently said, according to Billy, ‘ Why you come to me, po- leess- man? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The size? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The vague silhouette demanded, ‘ The police? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The water ’s getting higher. ’ He steeled himself for the jump on to the next erratic barge and wondered: even so, where are the people? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | The water? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Then Vimes shut his mouth, trapping the words: Lad, I ’d rather ride a pig than a horse, if it ’s all the same to you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Then the doors that had just closed behind her opened again, and she said, ‘ Are you still a bachelor, young man? ’ Feeney managed a ‘ Yes ’. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Then we can just climb on board. ’ The rain was falling faster now and Vimes said, ‘ What happens if it decides to carry on? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Then, pointing to an apparent corpse on the floor between them, ‘ What happened to him? ’ ‘ I fink he is dead, ’ Ten Gallons leered. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | There are bends all the way, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | There is a difference between plants and people! ’ ‘ Do you think her husband sent her? ’ Vimes said, standing back a little. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | There was some order in the world, but how could the pilot manage the chaos? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | There ’s plenty of room on the skull shelf back in the grotto, I ’m pleased to say. ’ ‘ Your son? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They made you fart, did n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They never had any truck with philosophical conundra.8 They were aristocrats, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They used to do a lot of things like this in the old days, did n’t they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They were trying to hide away from me? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They ’ll frighten the oxen something terrible! ’ ‘ Do you think they are n’t frightened already? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They ’ll want to impress me, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | They ’re confident, see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Thirteen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | This is his patch, and so you will respect it, okay? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | This was supposed to be a family holiday, was n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | To goblins? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Troll kids use it as a drug, do you know that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Under his breath, Sam Vimes said, ‘ What are you, Stinky? ’ ‘ What are you, Sam Vimes? ’ Stinky grinned. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Under his breath, Sam Vimes said, ‘ What are you, Stinky? ’ ‘ What are you, Sam Vimes? ’ Stinky grinned. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ’ It did n’t work with some people; it only just did with Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Very good when it comes to scaring crows, though. ’ ‘ And were all named Tom? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari always said, ‘ What is normal? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes dozed comfortably for a while and then heard Sybil say, in a whisper, ‘ He ’s not going to escape, is he, Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes himself being in danger was one thing, and Sybil had accepted that right from the start, but Young Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes said, ‘ Horses? ’ ‘ Absolutely, commander. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes said, ‘ Willikins, what are the whirling housemaids all about? ’ Willikins smiled. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes sent you, after me? ’ ‘ Oh, dear me no, sir, ’ said Willikins. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes stared at her face a while and then thought, Well, I could understand, could n’t I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes thought, is n’t that how I ’ve always said it worked? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Vimes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Was I, dear? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Was he one? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Was it laughing, was it scowling, was it hungry, was it about to bite your head off? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t that how he got his nickname? ’ ‘ Very nearly right, sir, ’ said Willikins. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Was that what they called crop rotation? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We both know this game, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We have two choices: would you rather die on the river or under it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We just want to learn about unggue pots. ’ ‘ You want to learn about unggue? ’ Billy stared at Carrot. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll do it properly later if that ’s okay by you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll trouble you no further. ’ Bewilderforce hesitated and said, ‘ What ’s up with Fred Colon? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We ’re gentlewomen, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We ’re just ordinary people, sir, tenants and similar, not big, not strong, not important, so who would listen to the likes of us? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | We ’re taking goblins somewhere, but they want to keep them alive – why? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Weel, they fly the birds a lot, and there ’s a thing they have called the craw step, ye ken? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well, he needed a man to get things done, and the title opens doors so that I do n’t actually have to kick them open myself, and do you know what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well, he thought, it says Dead Man ’s Copse on the map, does n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well, it grew, did n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well, now, that was the question, was n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well, we know about that, do n’t we? ’ ‘ Indeed we do, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Well? ’ Jethro leaned towards him and said, ‘ Dead Man ’s Copse, on the hill. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What about the people? ’ ‘ All fine, sir, as far as we can tell. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What about you? ’ There was a gecko on the ceiling; you did n’t get them in Ankh- Morpork. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What are we carrying these bags for anyway? ’ ‘ Fruit and vegetables, commander. ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What are we carrying these bags for anyway? ’ ‘ Fruit and vegetables, commander. ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing down here? ’ This caused further giggling. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do about it? ’ Feeney looked uncertain, and took refuge in a certainty. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What are your orders, please, sir? ’ Another collision shook the barge, and Vimes stared at darkness. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What century do you think you ’re living in? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What could Willikins have managed with a toy like that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What did it say? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What did they do with their dead? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do the dwarfs say about me, Miss Beedle? ’ Vimes opened his eyes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do you think of that, madam? ’ Miss Beedle laughed. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ’ Willikins cleared his throat. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to do now, chief constable? ’ The boy hesitated. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to talk about pots for, anyway? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What else could he do but sail on, trusting a lifetime of experience to see them all to safety? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What have they got to own apart from big piles of crap? ’ Cheery hesitated. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What in the world can you do if some copper is going to go around digging them up? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What is unggue to you, Mister Po- leess- man? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of bloody fool cares about the goblins, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of name is that, I ask you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What kind of noise was this for a man to go to sleep to? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What lies did she tell you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What next? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What s seemed to be tent- pegs hammered into the conversation, but what the hells for, what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What was a policeman, if not a civilian with a uniform and a badge? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What was that you just said to me? ’ The man smiled horribly, grasping the handle of his whip. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What was the other thing he had seen posh types do? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What was the phrase? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What was the point? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What would he do if a knife was held to the throat of a wife, or a child? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What would your market be? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a bit of smuggling? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this yellow rope all about, Mister Upshot? ’ ‘ Police cordon, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s to amuse you in the countryside? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | What ’s wrong with “ Where did that music come from ”? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | When I was putting my lad to bed yesterday, do you know what he said? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | When had Vimes last eaten, or had a decent drink of water, or slept properly? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | When he got his balance he managed to say, ‘ I take it that you are Mrs Sillitoe, madam? ’ She nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | When it is the other way round do n’t hesitate to grab your weapons, understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | When they seemed to be safely out of earshot he said, waving his hands in the air, ‘ Why? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Where will your magistrates put the ruler, Mister Stoner? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Where would we be without them? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the rest of it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who are the magistrates? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ’ The man thus addressed looked around for help, support and guidance or escape, but there was none; the crowd was deathly silent. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who do you think you are? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what would have happened if you had n’t been so hasty? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who said it ’s the time to stop fighting? ’ ‘ Burleigh and Stronginthearm, sir, ’ said a polite yet chilly voice behind the big man. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who stands to gain? ” ’ Vimes regretfully tossed the butt of his cigar into the water. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who was it to? ’ ‘ Oh, I remember that all right, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who would call their child Gravid? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to take you seriously with a name like that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why did I come in here? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why did I think it was a good thing to do? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t that twit in his rather feminine purple silk shirts just write something like that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why did they never find a vegetable that was bad for you, hey? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you come too? ’ Sam Vimes was no stranger to death, and vice versa. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you take a look at the beauties of the local countryside? ’ Vimes nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why do you ask? ’ ‘ I ’ll explain later, ’ said Carrot. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why do you think they named it that, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why had n’t anybody told him about the craw step before? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why have n’t you told me all this before? ’ Vimes shouted. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why in the world did they all wear those silly diaphanous dresses? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why not take Young Sam along to see her tomorrow? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why the fruckle should anyone be proud of being a goblin? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why what? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why will I squeeze him only to unconsciousness, while despising myself for every fragment of breath I begrudge him? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why you need help from dying lady? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Will I need to sew the stripes on them, or does that happen automatically? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Will that satisfy you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Will you get into trouble if you say anything to me? ’ Another microscopic nod. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Willikins cleared his throat, and said, ‘ I think this is the hermit, commander. ’ ‘ What ’s a hermit doing here? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Willikins is in there with him, and I believe they ’re dissecting some, shall I say, excrement? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Without thinking, he said, ‘ What else do you teach them, Miss Beedle? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Would an annual pot of snot be something like a lady ’s delicate snuffbox, or would it be a sloshing great bucketful? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Would he do it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Would you care to extrapolate? ’ ‘ Sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Would you care to extrapolate? ’ ‘ Sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to ask you the question again? ’ The woman opened her mouth to speak, and Vimes raised a finger. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ Hasty had held up a hand. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You acted on information received, did n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You beat up a dozen armed men single- handed? ’ ‘ Oh aye, sir, ’ said Wee Mad Arthur slyly, ‘ but it was nae fair, I had them outnumbered. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t just destroy something as wonderful as that, can you? ’ Vimes put a hand on Feeney ’s shoulder. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You call me “ sir ” or “ commander ”, or even “ your grace ” if you ’re dumb enough to do so, understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You can depend on me, sir, only … er, well, when we get back to the city could you, er, please not let anyone know that I was a copper for a while? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t stick me, did you, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You find frightened goblin? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You gentlemen might like to see the Susan get under way, perhaps? ’ They did. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You have a toolbox? ’ Mr False clutched the wall again as the barge bounced off something it should n’t have, and said, ‘ Well, yes, of course. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You kill the bucks, not the does, is n’t that right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You know I do n’t dance, dear, I just shuffle about and tread on your feet. ’ ‘ Well, it ’s mainly for the young people, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You know my family were famous meddlers, do n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You know the eyes of a killer when you see them, do you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You know, the fishmonger? ’ Sybil whispered, ‘ She got engaged last month, Sam. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You made an oath to obey the magistrates? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You may be interested to know that the goblin name for him is Breaking Wind? ’ She did not appear to smile and Vimes said, ‘ Yes, very apt. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You mean it ’s a stone with a hole in it? ’ He heard Willikins sigh. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You mean some man has to be paid to marry you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You must be very proud? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You need Stinky anyway, yes? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You operating a clacks? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You really scare people, eh? ’ Stratford still hesitated. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You remember Mad Jack Ramkin? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You take Watch parade, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Yes, but I know who everyone is and their rank and, well, everything! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You tell me, how did that happen? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You think you could stand lookout? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You want to be the copper here, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You want to go for the hug? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You want to tell me anything? ’ The boots shuffled. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll be home in the morning, how about that? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You ’re wonderful, are n’t you, Tears of the Mushroom? ’ ‘ Wonderful is good, ’ said the goblin girl, as though tasting every word. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve heard of the tobacco that counts? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | Young Gravid is a regrettable exception. ’ ‘ Do you think him beyond redemption? ’ said Vetinari. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | – is locked safely in that little vault that we made in the cellar in Scoone Avenue last year? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A dwarf superstition in a goblin cave? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A mite pensive, as it were? ’ Vimes nodded towards the tottering spire. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A stone ring with a little blue bead in it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A two- oxen boat? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ After all, Sam, you expect your men to get on with their duties, do n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ai n’t they the things they make to store all their piss and shit in? ’ he said, backing away. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, you can beat me in a fight, but that does n’t mean it ’s right, all right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And he is an upstanding citizen? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And if I object, Mister Po- leess- maan? ’ Vimes matched his stare. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And is it likely that you ’ll get into trouble because I ’ve talked to you? ’ The maid, rather inventively, gave a shrug. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the other girl? ’ Still with her back to him, the unseen girl stuck out her left hand with the thumb emphatically turned down. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And then you came down the roly- poly hill, did n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they did n’t put up a fight? ’ said Sybil. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And this is that young goblin girl Miss Beedle has been teaching to talk? ’ Vimes was almost frantic. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what did you boys do this morning? ’ said Sybil cheerfully, as the plates were emptied. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what did you find in the huts? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what would that be, sir? ’ ‘ Justice, ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And where ’s Feeney? ’ Mrs Sillitoe smiled. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And who else would pay them anything at all, love? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And why do you want to do that, chief constable? ’ Feeney stuck out his chin. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you do n’t want to get back on the heels of the murderer as soon as possible, sir? ’ ‘ Him? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you do n’t want to get back on the heels of the murderer as soon as possible, sir? ’ ‘ Him? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything else? ’ ‘ Dead as a doorknob, sir, ’ said the dwarf, poking her head around the door. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything yet, Cheery? ’ he said hopefully. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are there any goblin caves anywhere around here? ’ ‘ You got what you wanted, officer. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we going to do this by the Marquis of Fantailer ’s Rules? ’ ‘ What are they? ’ said the blacksmith, waving at the oncoming horde. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we going to do this by the Marquis of Fantailer ’s Rules? ’ ‘ What are they? ’ said the blacksmith, waving at the oncoming horde. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, dear? ’ she demanded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you feeling all right, commander? ’ Vimes turned and looked at the serious face of Lieutenant Perdix. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you going to leave it at that? ’ ‘ It has been known, as people put it, for the leopard to change its shorts. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you, er, all right, sir? ’ came the nervous voice of Feeney behind him. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But look, your grace, you do n’t want to go … ’ Vimes ignored him and went on, ‘ Now where was I? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But the job follows you, does n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I help you, miss? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I? ’ The gentleman ’s gentleman cleared his throat. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can he travel? ’ Wee Mad Arthur shrugged. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Catch the Fanny? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Certainly, why should n’t she? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Damn slam? ’ Feeney nodded. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did ye nae know? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you ever hear Lord Rust or Stratford say anything about the blacksmith? ’ It was an education watching the prisoner rack his brains. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you find the murderer? ’ she said, leaning forward anxiously. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you let her in? ’ Snip! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you see the “ staff wanted ” note in their window? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t worry, flippant sometimes does the trick. ’ Beside the teacher the little goblin said, ‘ Flip- ant? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do we have an understanding? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have a minute, commander? ’ Oh dear, thought Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know what the bitch said? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know, Dad, that when a chicken does a poo, there ’s a white bit on top which is the wee? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think I ’m a baby, Mister Stratford? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think it makes me look dashing? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does it look like stone dust to you, Feeney? ’ ‘ Yes, but — ’ Vimes held up his hand again. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Feeney, I do n’t know what we ’ll be getting into when we catch up with the boat, understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got the brandy wine? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hangs in the air, do n’t it? ’ said Feeney. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have n’t you ever seen a game of crockett, sir? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have we got somewhere, sir? ’ said Feeney behind him. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you seen a lot of dead bodies, commander? ’ said Feeney, in a voice that almost managed not to shake. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s not hiding in some part of the mine, is he? ’ ‘ No, I ’ve looked. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you like being a copper, Mister Jefferson? ’ ‘ If you ’re looking for Feeney, commander, he ’s on his lunch break. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How important is that, my friend? ’ The barman glanced at the stack as if he could n’t care less. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long ago did your family stop throwing hot money at the servants? ’ he said, settling back into his seat as the coach progressed. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many crew, do you think? ’ Even this close, Feeney had to shout. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How the hell do you know all this, Willikins? ’ ‘ Watched them, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Howondaland? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I bet you do n’t have a magistrate ’s warrant, do ya? ’ ‘ Well now, Mister Flutter, why might you think that, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I bet you do n’t have a magistrate ’s warrant, do ya? ’ ‘ Well now, Mister Flutter, why might you think that, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect there were a lot of horses at Koom Valley, eh, sir? ’ And Vimes was stuck. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I find it very suspicious that the Ramkin family have turned up here after so many years, do n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I hope that washing your hands played a part in these adventures? ’ ‘ I take care of that, ’ said Lady Sybil, catching up. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, ladies, ’ he said, ‘ how do you make your way in the world? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, what are we going to do next? ’ Vimes was smoking a cigar with great pleasure. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suppose you know everything about poo now, Sam? ’ he said hopefully, and he saw Willikins smile. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I understand he has a very violent nature, ’ said, oh, what was his name? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was rather expecting you, your grace, ’ she said, ‘ or is it Mister Policeman today? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder, commander, if it might help if I had a little talk with the young man, from what you might call a less elevated position? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll leave you gentlemen to it, then, and see you later, sir. ’ ‘ Willikins? ’ said Vimes, just as the man had his hand on the doorknob. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll take that order as a given, then, shall I? ’ shouted Feeney as he sped after Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m sure you get the picture, Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is everything all right? ’ said Vimes, ignoring this. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it possible, Mister Feeney, that you do n’t know what paperwork is? ’ Feeney was perplexed. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it worth anything? ’ Cheery Littlebottom raised her eyebrows at Igor, who shrugged. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anything called the Queen around here? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this relevant? ’ ‘ Well, a policeman, you might say, thinks in goblin language: everything is contingent on everything else. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It never said that in Where ’s My Cow? ’ Young Sam ’s voice betrayed a certain annoyance that this important information had been withheld. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s Charles, is n’t it? ’ The colonel looked surprised. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a matter of logic, you see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a stinking goblin! ’ ‘ Do you often see them around the lock- up? ’ said Vimes, keeping his tone mild. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just ice? ’ Vimes thought, Oh well, I thought I ’d been gentle with the lad up until now. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lovely sheen, has n’t he? ’ Vimes managed not to drop the skull he was holding. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I suggest, Mister Stoner, that you suddenly develop a pressing reason to go to the city and possibly talk to some of the senior lawyers there? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I suggest, then, that after dinner you take the overnight boat? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maybe it ’s my boyish features, would you say? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Miss, er, Hodges, what is the matter? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Bewilderforce Gumption? ’ He tried to smile. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Ten Gallons? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Upshot, I ’ll take you up to the entrance so that you can go home, okay? ’ He felt the boy shudder. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nice in here, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, sir, ’ said Feeney, ‘ and they would n’t like it if it was, would they? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not really, but you can pull more load, even through the night, see? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, we ’re going to see that nice senior goblin, you understand, and we walk without fear because we are the law, you understand? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh no, sir, I could n’t possibly do that, sir. ’ ‘ Why not, man? ’ ‘ It ’s just not done, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, blimey, you ’re the bloody son and grandson of coppers, my lad, what the hell do you think you should shout? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, come on, Mister Stratford, do n’t you have a reputation to keep up? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, they still play it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, yes dear, a terrible storm, was n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you do n’t get many of them around here, surely? ’ ‘ You think so? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you do n’t get many of them around here, surely? ’ ‘ You think so? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay, Mister Feeney, let ’s get them in, shall we? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay. ’ ‘ How long pot had him? ’ Carrot looked at Angua. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One last thing, please, madam: how can we help our friend? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Our relationship with Commandant Fournier is cordial at the moment, is it not? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps you would care to tell me what you see? ’ Feeney was one step away from trembling. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Please, Mister False, can you tell me what ’s been happening on the Fanny? ’ ‘ Oh dear, it was terrible, it really was extremely terrible! |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Put two of them aside for me, will you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Well, as I say, this is Hangman ’s Hill. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sergeant, can I say right now that I appreciate all the help you have given to me since I arrived in Pseudopolis Yard? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Snarkenfaugister? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So not down here on any official business, then, what? ’ Vimes ’s mind spun so quickly that Rust should have heard the wheels go round. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, sir, did n’t quite catch that? ’ ‘ King ’s evidence! ’ Stratford blurted out. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stump? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Surely you do n’t think that the blacksmith really had the right to fight you for this house? ’ Sam wished that he could drink, right now. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me, Ted, what would you have done if you had known? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That is a river, is n’t it? ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The goblin is useful, goblin is trustworthy, goblin is helpful? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The son? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Them? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a city of beggars and thieves, Drumknott, is it not? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is about that goblin, right? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tobacco, eh? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Toolbox? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was n’t he something to do with planting root crops? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We did tell them I do n’t drink, did n’t we, Willikins? ’ ‘ Oh yes, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well now, Jethro, what ’s this all about, then? ’ ‘ Your grace? ’ sneered Jethro. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well now, Jethro, what ’s this all about, then? ’ ‘ Your grace? ’ sneered Jethro. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, Nobby? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, er, does lobster like me, dear? ’ he said, in a voice that did not express much hope. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, my lad, if it ’s official then you ’d better let me look at it, had n’t you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, sir, I believe I must take you before the magistrates? ’ Vimes noted the little question mark. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, that ’s good, is n’t it? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, that ’s the funny thing, do n’t you think? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, yes, we would have the ingredients, of course, but I did n’t peg you as a rabbit food man? ’ Vimes thought about Sybil again. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What a provident young lady. ’ ‘ Snails? ’ said Vimes, shocked. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about Gastric? ’ he said. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing here, Mister Stoner? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing up here, Nobby? ’ he said. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What before? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do I do now? ’ he whispered, because the ranks of worried half- smiles were unnerving him. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want me to do? ’ ‘ You can? ’ Vimes stared out at the homicidal river. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want me to do? ’ ‘ You can? ’ Vimes stared out at the homicidal river. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does he mean, “ Hang ”? ’ ‘ Never been quite sure, ’ said Feeney. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happens now, commander? ’ said Feeney, leaning on the rail as they watched Quirm disappearing in the wake behind them. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What in the world have you got on you that tells me you are an official policeman? ’ enquired Vimes over his shoulder. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is going to happen to her, commander? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it that you have there, Drumknott? ’ He pointed at a bulky brown envelope. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What shall I say, commander? ’ hissed Feeney. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s going on here, sir, if you do n’t mind me asking? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that, sir? ’ ‘ He is a she, and she was ambushed, or maybe trapped. ’ And, he thought, there ’s a claw missing. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this? ’ ‘ Your signature to my promotion to full sergeant, commander, ’ said Haddock carefully. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name, mister? ’ ‘ Eddie, sir, Eddie Brassbound. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, never? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are they, Stinky? ’ The goblin farted, quite probably as a clown does, more for entertainment than relief. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is your boss, Feeney? ’ ‘ The aforesaid bench of magistrates, sir. ’ Vimes began to walk down the steps, and Feeney hurried after him. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who told you the word “ tits ”, lad? ’ Young Sam beamed. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did n’t she tie up somewhere? ’ shouted Feeney to the storm. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you do that? ’ Vimes shouted, so loudly that the goblin he was addressing cowered and looked as if it expected to be struck. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t you escort him down there, Sam? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why should I have trusted you? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ said Vimes, mystified. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whyever did you think I was going to box? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will I be able to find a god, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will I be able to find a god, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would anybody like more tea? ’ said Ariadne brightly. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would that be the business of giving me a good kicking? ’ The morning sun shone on Carrot ’s enthusiastically polished breastplate. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you be scared of a long walk in the dark, lad? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Cheery? ’ She gave in. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, I have that in hand, sir, but what about my prisoner? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Ted? ’ he said wearily. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, are n’t I? ’ He turned to Jefferson. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, sir. ’ ‘ So, what happened with the goblins, Feeney? ’ Feeney cleared his throat. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are a lawyer, are you not, Mister Stoner? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You brought the little cookery kit, did n’t you? ’ ‘ Unfortunately, her ladyship knows about our little cookery kit, commander. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You did n’t find a man tied up anywhere on the Fanny? ’ Now Haddock looked worried. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do? ’ ‘ Yes, Sam, but this is not the time. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You got up here on time? ’ he said. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You too, Cheery? ’ ‘ I really am very sorry, sir. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were going to say that dukes should n’t fight, were n’t you, Willikins? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were with the Light Dragons, were n’t you, sir? ’ The old man looked pleased. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’d be Ten Gallons? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re a werewolf, ai n’t ya? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re listening to the street, are n’t you, sir, yes? ’ Vimes shrugged. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve never really agreed with the idea of the spiked ones, have you, sir? ’ He carefully shut the door behind him. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your grace? ’ ‘ Sometimes, ’ said Vimes. |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Whence came it, that ethereal music? ” See what I mean? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Whence came it, that ethereal music? ” See what I mean? |
Snuff_ (Discworld Novel 39) - Terry Pratchett | ’Cos why? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Ankh- Morpork Guild of Musicians member z 244?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | M I?'' Maskerade - Terry Pratchett M not me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She Who Must Be Avoided?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''-but we have men up in the fly loft now –''''Oh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''-so she thought, how could people still say afterwards that they''d seen the Ghost? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''-there''s one with lots of sailors dancin''around singin''about how there''s no women –''''This is Walter, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''... Angeline?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''... Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''... and what about our Walter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''... but why is n''t it me who''s being the posh opera patronizes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''... you got much to do with your evenin''s these days?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''A bad witch, no doubt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''A few extra grands jetes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''A few nuts?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''A ghost, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''A man?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Agnes who calls herself Perditax?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Ai n''t this excitin''? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''All of you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, everyone, what''s going on here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''An eye- patch?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''An opera about cats?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And Christine?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And I expect you''re going to show me where this Mr Salzella''s office is?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And I heard they''re already letting you in the chorus!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And I thought he''d written such a polite letter...''''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And do you know what?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And he''s... all right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And how do you know what Mrs Ogg looks like?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And may I order you something?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And now is it the end?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And perhaps you would care to do it soon? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And so,''said Mr Bucket,''we come to... let''s see... yes, Christine... Marvellous stage presence, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And that was it, was it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And them eyes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And those, Walter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do you do, Henry Slugg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what exactly is your job?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what if I wo n''t give it to you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s that cat doing in here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s the first thing you''d take out of a burning house, Mr Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And what?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And where do you ladies come from?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And where''s the Ghost now, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And who''s this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And would n''t it be a good idea if you helped young Walter back there do something respectful for the poor dead man?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And you believed them?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, any other –?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And... what happens now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''André?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Another Count? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Another clootie dumpling, Senior?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Another vat of slumpie, Senior Basilica? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else know about it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone for a drink?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone for pudding?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone got something to drink a bottle of beer out of?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, if you was to go to this room with the sacks and I was to follow you, that would n''t be telling anyone, would it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, is n''t he supposed to be communing with his muse in his dressing- room? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t the best people in the Gods? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you interested in the Ghost? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there going to be... choirs and things?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they capable of playing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are violins more expensive than ballet shoes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we all doomed?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we talking or are we playing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you decent?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you doing that, Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you ladies waiting for the stagecoach?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you witches?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''At the cards, you mean?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Back where?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Beer? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Beer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Believed the evidence of your own eyes, did you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Borrowed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Box Eight?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Brandy is very good for that, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But I should go and –''''And what, Mrs Plinge? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But ca n''t you hear her singing Hildabrun, leader of the Valkyries?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But can we get something to eat first? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But him? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But what about me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But why is he doing it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But you ai n''t part of it, are you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But you enjoyed it, did you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But,''said Granny Weatherwax,''look at it like this: what''s Christine got to look forward to? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But... Walter Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But... how much do you know about production?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But... the Ghost is dead, is n''t he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''But... what do you get out of it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''By now,''he said,''someone should have said:"But why, Salzella?" |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a word in your ear, Esme? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a word with you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help you, ladies?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help you, ladies?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get some peanuts before we go in?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we have a look around?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you give me a hand with this sheet, mister?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you sit down?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Come back to finish it, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Come for an explore have you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Come home for a visit, have you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Could he have got into the audience from here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Cup of tea? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Dangerous, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Dat was irony, den, was it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead flowers are lucky?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead flowers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say I did n''t want you around?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t the climate change?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t the stage- hands do that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you have a look?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they have flaming torches?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you bring your knitting?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you do something to everyone''s heads?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you do something?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you ever hear the great Gigh sing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know I can break a man''s arm with a blow of my wing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you mention about the eyes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you notice young Agnes nearly bump into us back there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you really write this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see anything?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you send the roses?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you try it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Discreet? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t trust me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you know what it''s like when the curtain goes down?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think this is a marvellous dress!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you want to be the best singer in the opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do people do that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do tell me about yourself?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they do spells and ride around on broomsticks?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they really call me that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you feel better?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a conservatory there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you like my new dress?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind being quiet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think my hair looks right?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think she knows how fat she is?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think we could open a window?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want me to tell you about our accidents?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you work for the Opera House?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Do- Re- Mi? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Does anyone know him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it stain ceilings?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t it ever get you down, the way people do n''t think properly?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Double or quits? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Down here? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Dull? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Eighty people coming off stage all at once?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Elm Street?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, can you tell me where I have to go for the auditions?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, excuse me,''said the man as Nanny Ogg turned away,''but what is that on your shoulders?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, there is n''t an accompaniment actually, it –''''Oh, it''s a folk song, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er,''he began,''it has to be Box Eight, does it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... do you think that could have gone better?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... help? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... how big are birds? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... no, thank you... do you work here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... shall I hold the broom?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... there''s not going to be anything like enough vases for them all, even if I use the guzunder...''''The what?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... thirty dollars?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what sort of lies would it be wrong to tell, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... who is this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you''ve hurt your hand?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Esme? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Ever again wha''?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, what''s happening?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Fancy a drink?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeling a bit angry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeling angry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeling that everything''s happened for other people and not for you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Fifty dollars? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Fish eggs?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Forged?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Found gold down there, Mr Pounder?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Fruit drink, officers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Give me a hand up, will you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, ca n''t anyone see that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Got her fixed in your mind?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Got it all?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Got it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Got to do anything else, have you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Greebo?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gutter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Guys and Trolls? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gytha Ogg, you ai n''t done any... special dishes, have you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gytha Ogg, you would n''t be a witch if you could n''t jump to conclusions, right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gytha, is there anything in the whole world you ca n''t make sound grubby?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Had n''t we better get the flaming torches first?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Had? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Has Senor Basilica been safely tethered?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Has something happened to Dr Undershaft?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they got a name for me, too?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they got flaming torches?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been a bad boy?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you come to the right entrance?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever heard of Lady Esmerelda Weatherwax?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever seen the Ghost, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Having a bit of trouble, are you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He brings his broom home, does he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He found out about the Ghost, did n''t he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He plays the organ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He ran off? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He ran off?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He tellin''the truth, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He would n''t, would he? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s easy to have around, is n''t he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s not dead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s really dead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s... all right, is he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Help me to do what?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Henry Slugg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Herbs? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, shall I hold that for you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, what''s going on?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, why''s he twisting around like that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Honestly, Salzella... what is the difference between opera and madness?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about just one torch?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about ten minutes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about the dwarfs?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about these cellars everyone talks about?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you, Senor Basilica?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you, miss?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How can he be dead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How can we search the entire building? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell?,''He does n''t usually go in for warnings.'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How d''you mean?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How did he find that out?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get in?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How does Walter get home without you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How does he get in?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How does your mind work, Walter Plinge? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How far? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How is she?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How long is this meetin''going to be?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How many died?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How many people did you tell? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How many would you like?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How much did you say it was?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How much do we owe you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How much has he had?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How much is a leetle?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How much''ll it be?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How often d''you reckon this coach stops?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you doing, Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it all going for tonight?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''However, it could have been worse, hmm?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I am afraid that one is not for sale –''''How much would it be if it was for sale?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I could ask you the same quest –''''Me? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I daresay you wanted to go and have a word with somebody, did you, Mrs Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I distempered our privy, did n''t I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect if we went in they''d say: Be off, you nasty ole crones...''''Oh, they would, would they?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect we''d better find somewhere for you to lie low, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I imagine that temperament is not an important factor in the cheese business?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I made a few coppers singing in taverns and suchlike,''he said,''but when I tried for anything better they said"What is your name?" |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, how does the music know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I promised Giselle I''d give her a hand...''''Who''s Giselle?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, do you want to visit the opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I shall go and find you some milk shall I Mister Cat?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I suggest,''he said,''that you get back to the stage right now, yes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose,''she said,''that if I was to ask you how it''d got here, you''d say it was the Ghost, yes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought: opera, how hard can it be? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I trust the dressingrooms are to your satisfaction?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I was- What do you mean, what was I doing there? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I will go and fetch him up so that we can have lunch, shall I? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I wo n''t have to stop doing them, will I? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder why the Ghost wrote this, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I would n''t tell everyone, but I was only thinking the other day, about when I was younger and called myself Endemonidia...''''You did? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll go and fetch her, shall I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll just give you a sip of a little something to calm your nerves...''''What is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll make another cup of tea, shall I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll order another mint- sauce tanker, shall I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll take the eye- patch, shall I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m Gytha Ogg, I''ve got fifteen children, this is my friend Esme Weatherwax, we''re going to Ankh- Morpork, would anyone like an egg sandwich? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m being punished, ai n''t I, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sure that''s the same as a"no", is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sure you''d prefer –''''How much is this one?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m very... er... but why do it like this? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m your friend, do n''t you see? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve been through the mill, I have,''Bucket began,''and I made myself what I am today –''Self- raising flour? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve, er, got this song, it''s a –''''You''ve given your music to Miss Proudlet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''If you do n''t find some way of dealing with... are you all right, Mr Bucket?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''If you''d stolen all this money why did n''t you just go away somewhere, if you hated it so much?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''If your house was on fire, what''s the first thing you''d take out of it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Impressive, is n''t it?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''In an opera house?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''In fact, even the Boxes are –''''How about Box Eight? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''In my time?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''In that little beret he wears?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''In the middle of the night?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Inside leg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Senor Basilica going to sing tonight?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is everything all right, ladies?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he dead yet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he some kind of monster?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it important?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it important?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it the same as talent?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it, er... is it just me, or is it a trifle... warm in here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t anyone going to say"You wo n''t get away with this"?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t he strange?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it fetching?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that nice?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this exciting?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this nice?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a fact? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all you''re having for breakfast?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a cheeseboard, do you think?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a dog somewhere in here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this a trick question?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Is... is that your full range, lass?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a good job, is it, bein''someone else''s voice?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a harmonium, ai n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s blood, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s got blobs and curly bits all over it, see?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s nice up here, ai n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not like one of those potions your witches cook up, is it?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not that I''m complaining or anything...''''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s... Mrs Ogg, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Just recipes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Kwesta!? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''LITTLE BROWN JUG''? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Lady Esmerelda, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Lady Esmerelda?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Leave? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Leave?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Let us see what destiny in the form of these dried- up bits of leaf has in store for us, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s go and see Mr Goatberger, shall we?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Like that, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Like... s''pose I was to say to you, Gytha Ogg, your house is on fire, what''s the first thing you''d try to take out?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at me, Gytha, will you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, at worst he''d only be able to get one or two of us''''Oh, that''s good, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, you''re going to have to make yourself a bit more solid if I''m to do anything –''POSSIBLY A BOTTLE OF SUCKROSE AND AKWA? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Madam?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''May I get you a drink? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe you could... help us?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mind if I ask you a question?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mmmf?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''More, Mr Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mother, what is happening?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bucket...''''Yes, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Goatberger gave you the job?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Pounder? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Pounder? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Pounder?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Les keeping well? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Plinge has n''t been murdered?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Must I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Nasty old crones, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Never heard of an opera about cats...''She thought for a moment, and then added to herself But why not? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''No harm in letting me see it, is there? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''No peanuts? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''No sense in rushing around the whole time, is there? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Now what?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Now where''s it gone?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Now you''ve got a cat who – Yes, what is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, has anybody got a bottle of beer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, we do n''t actually know what happened –''''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Of course, that''s it, is n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Off you go then... Perdita, right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Officers? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, Yes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, dear, what happened?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, did n''t you hear, Mrs Ogg? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is that the time? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, it does, does it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you do, do you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you patronize the opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''On edge? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Only I, er, I had it taken to my office so I could stick my feet in it...''''Your feet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Oo, would you, dear lady?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Open the curtains? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Or R?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Or here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Or perhaps some fruit?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Or there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Our Walter Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Overexcited?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon, Mr Pounder?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdifa?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdita!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdita, dear?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdita? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdita? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you can sing it like, er, Christine would sing it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you could try forcing some between my lips?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Peter, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Pitchforks and scythes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Plinge, you just say"Drink, sir?" |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Possibly we could ask the girls to spend more time in the air?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Quiet sort of chap, ai n''t he? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember those eyes in the teacup?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sane? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Saw what?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Scales?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Scuse me, could I borrow your programme? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Scuse me, could I borrow your spectacles? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Scuse me, young man,''said Nanny, still holding his arm,''but d''you know anyone around here called Agnes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Secret cave, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''See it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''See, company? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I do madam''s feet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I give you a hand cleaning out Box Eight?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sharing the same gutter in the back streets of Ankh- Morpork, kind of thing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sharp, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''She reckons she''s only got to stare at''em and they''re toffee in her hands, and then who has to sort it out afterwards, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''She was n''t very pleased to see us, was she? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s all by herself?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Should I tell Mr Bucket and Mr Salzella?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t there be some blood?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t we get him down? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Simple thing, ai n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Smashed? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So he is the-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So that''s an opera house, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So what?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So you are a witch instead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''ll go and see Mr Goatberger and have this stopped, right? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So''s the knots in me back end up in the pine?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So, Mrs Nitt,''she observed, around about the third cake and fourth cup of tea,''how''s that daughter of yours? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So, er, madam,''he ventured,''what brings you to our, er, city?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said Granny, as they entered the network of foetid alleys,''your boy Walter usually sees you home, does he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So... how is life in the big city, Agnes Nitt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''So... we have n''t got eighty dollars for the tickets, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone fillin''a bath?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone thinking around here at last? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone who might be a little shocked to find his Box full, perhaps? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Something about it being only the start?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Son... you know I always said your father was Mr Lawsy the eel juggler?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, sir,''said André,''but the show must go on, yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Stopped itching now, has it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Sugar and water? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing he''d come down in the middle of the act?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing some man started rattlin''the knob in the middle of the night?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Take it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell you what, Mr Salzella,''she said, levelly,''it ought to be Walter Plinge who finishes this, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell you what,''she said,''you make enough dumplings and slumpie for five people, and I''ll help by knocking up a quick pudding, how about that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That at least is not, a problem, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That goes on a lot in opera, does it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That was,"Yes, Esme, you wo n''t find anyone callin''you a busybody", was it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''d be down here, would it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s Greebo, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s all?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s not supposed to happen until the end of the opera, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s not you out there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''That?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The Ghost who comes out when he has a mask on... does n''t he, Walter Plinge? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The cow?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The driver seemed to think there was a problem...,''Problem?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The lady who invented the Strawberry Wobbler?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The mirror''s talking?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The money in the chorus is n''t very good, is it?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The one with the bad feet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The one you boys call Aaoograha hoa, you know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The powder I give you is working, is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The show must go on, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''The writin''?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Then how do we manage?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''There is, in fact, another matter that I''ve come to see you about...''''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s no profit?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s only one of him and there''s lots of us, right? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''These are Dr Undershaft''s, are n''t they?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''These doorknobs are a bugger to polish, are n''t they?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re a lot better now, Mrs Ogg –''''So what''s been happening?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This balleting does n''t half make you sweat, do n''t you find?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This is just an old staircase, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This is one of them personality questions, ai n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This really is first- class stuff; is n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This supposed to happen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''This''d be the special lunch for Senior Basilica, would it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Thought you''d tricked me, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Three days of gods shouting at one another and twenty minutes of memorable tunes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Time for a cup of tea, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Took advantage of women who dint want to be took advantage of? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... anyone?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... are there any secret passages here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... do you know if he sings? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... how long have you worked here, André?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... what do you think about the Ghost?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Up here? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Use the ladle, why do n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter, why''re you in the middle of the stage in the dark when everyone''s gone home?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Wanna glassa water pliss...''''But you''re... just about... to... sing... are n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Want a slice, mister?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Want me to have a look?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to be director of music, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Warn me? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was I doing something wrong?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was dat irony?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he surprised?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it that bad?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it the Ghost that wrote all this music, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it you who ordered it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was n''t I silly?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was n''t it amazing?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was n''t there a troll downstairs?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that part of the plot?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that supposed to happen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t want to be sitting here all night, do we? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''We were just wondering,''said Granny,''which person in these Boxes likes to sit with the curtains nearly shut?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''We would like you, as it were,''said Bucket,''to ghost the part...''''Ghost?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''We?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Wears a beret?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well now, Walter,''she said,''is n''t this a sort of opera about a ghost who lives in an opera house?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, gentlemen, would you like some wine?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it could have been Dr Undershaft in there, yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, knowing the Watch, probably"Was it you what did it, then?" |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, their feet would n''t be on the ground for so long, would they?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, we''re already home and looking for a clean towel, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, who''d be so daft as to tell anything to a bunch of dried leaves?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you wanted to sell your cheese, did n''t you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... he''s got a mask on...''''Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... sort of an idea, yes...''''A name, perhaps?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the show? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What about this one? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing up here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you staring at, Mr Pounder?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What could n''t I do with money like that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you think, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I have to do?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you advise, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you know about Box Eight? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you know about chandeliers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you know about it, miss?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you know about it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, she wo n''t let that happen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, they''re wrong? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, two tickets to Ankh- Morpork? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, we girls?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, what do I know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you need?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think you are doing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want me to do? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What does he think about it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What does that mean?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What does the Ghost do here, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What does"Bella Donna"mean?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly are you planning, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What gho-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What has she found?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What if she ca n''t?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the secret?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of accidents?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What ladyship?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What lie about masks?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What lunch?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you think we''re Watchmen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What of?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What one you looking at?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we listen to, Mister Cat? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of questions?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What stories?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What style were you considering?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell was that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell were you doing there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What was I saying?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What was the third way?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you doing miss?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What will these girls think of next?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What with? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you like me to take, madam?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What yourrr lookin aat? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d you ask for that for?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re these?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they doing here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to call him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doin'', Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a Box?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a flying ratchet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a swarray?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s everyone else having?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he doing now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, Esme?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, Esme?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, Mrs Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter Miss Perdita Nitt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter with Miss Christine?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name again, dear?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, dear?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, lad?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, young man?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve you got stuffed up your elastic?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What, us?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What, washing- up causes seven years''bad luck?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''When shall we three meet again?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''When?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where am I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did everyone go?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did that dreadful woman go?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you train?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where would you like it projected?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''d you get that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re we going?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re you from, Henry?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Senor Basilica?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Walter now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s my money? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s my mum Mrs Ogg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the orchestra? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s your broomstick?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is unaccountably warm?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one of you is Bucket?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who cares? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who did?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is it, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows what the child will become?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the hell is she?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was that... person who came in with me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''d do something like this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Enrico Basilica?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s a good boy, then? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s dead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s dead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s down there? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s the poor fellow up there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s this"they"to whom you refers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''ve you been talking to?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ca n''t the gentleman come in himself?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you tell him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we get some great big diamonds while we''re about it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you say?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you need secret policemen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is n''t anyone seeing to her?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they see him more?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why were you in here, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why wo n''t anyone listen? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve you got broomsticks?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Worse than bad?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Would Christine be the thin girl in white?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Would that work?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to open it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to slit a few throats in the second act? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Wrong as living other people''s lives for them?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Y''see,''said Nanny, trying to get the stiffness out of her limbs,''the thing about Esme is, she''s stupid...''''Mmf?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but... you did n''t have anything in your hand, did you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, how about"meddling, interfering old baggages"?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yep.,''Like... a skull?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes Mrs Clamp?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Bucket?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Sir?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but it catches the sun nearly all day – Ow...''''I expect Senor Basilica is going to Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but when does anyone ever tell us anything? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, he had eyes like –''''Are we talking about some kind of mask here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, why do n''t you go and start now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes,''he said, and added patiently,''I know where there''s a medicine box shall I get it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You ai n''t got a pencil about you, have you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You are telling me that you stopped the mail coach for a picnic and a singsong?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You are?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You are?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You been in publishin''long?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You believed him, did you?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You can train her, ca n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You come back for him... but he sees you home?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You come to arrest poor Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t know that either?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You do believe there''s a mask there, do n''t you, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You do know what a woman in a pointy hat is, do n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t mean Perdita?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You do not intend to accede to this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You do, do you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You feeling all right, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You got that all ready for me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You have been writing this music?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t had much training, have you, dear?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You have the place surrounded, I have no doubt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You knew? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You know about the predictions business?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what I''m goin''to do? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You like the roses? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean I ca n''t do anything about it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he really did do the mur-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean that little man with the words"Watchman in Disguise"flashing on and off just above his head?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the Nitt girl?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the Watch did n''t want us to shut down?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean they''re coming because it might be dangerous?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you just see things that are really there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You recall young Agnes Nitt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You saw him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You sent them some money to get it all printed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You stopped for a picnic?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You stopped to admire the view?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure about that?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure about this, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You think Walter did those murders?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You think he turned into a bat and flew away?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You try, but you always find yourself watchin''yourself watchin''people, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to take the boy down there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to visit the opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted more?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You were saying?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be all right down here, will you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll sit quiet in your... in that room, will you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll sit quiet? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Walter, ai n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re interested in music, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re saying you do n''t trust me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re telling me this came up with Bananana Soup Surprise?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve just read about Bananana Soup Surprise?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never been much of a cat person, have you, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never been very good at numbers, have you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You... er... did n''t mention it to anyone, did you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You... trust Perdita, do n''t you, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You... you do know what kind of place this is, do you, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ''You? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | , Why?. |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ,''Two dollars?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ... try''André?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | A rather more ordinary voice said:''What''d you go and shout that for? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | A tiny organ?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | After a shock like this? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Agnes Nitt?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Agnes expected the newcomer to say something like''Ghosts? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | All the stuff about live flowers being unlucky, you remember? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | An eldritch voice shrieked:''When shall we... two... meet again?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And I can play the piano quite well...,''What kind of skills have that troll and that dwarf got?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And Undershaft... well, why could n''t he have forgotten his glasses like he usually did, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And all those exclamation marks, you notice? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And by what authority, may I ask?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And how about another quart of beer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And no one is to come in, right? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And she''d show them... ''To here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And the quality of the acting? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And what can I get you, officers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And what do you do, young sir?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And you never told me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And you say people like him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And –''''He had a mask on?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | And, if you were someone like Walter Plinge, would n''t you long to be someone as debonair and dashing as the Ghost? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Anyone coming?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Anyone know if there''s a privy on this thing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Anything else?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Are double basses more expensive to rebuild than violins?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, Mrs Plinge?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Are you offering to teach me something?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Are you there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | As a conversational gambit,''Hello, I understand you have a lot of money, can I have some please?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Because of the Ghost?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Because that''s what I''d have to believe, is n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Being a sour old woman with no friends? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Blessed with good health, I hope?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Buckets of blood?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But can you see her in a major role?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But could we start again and, er, perhaps you would sing it how you think it should be sung?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But did n''t they say it was the mark of a witch, not liking to get between two mirrors? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But down in her soul Perdita said: Enrico, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But what about cleaning the privies?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But why did you have to go and kill people? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But you wore a mask, did n''t you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But – What? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But, Perdita, have you ever heard of the words"star quality"?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But... he does n''t sing, does he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | But... he poked around in odd places, did n''t he, and he... found something?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you do that thing with the cards and the glasses?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Can I sleep in your room?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Can we? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Can we? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Can you identify yourself?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Cards on the table, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Cash?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Christine''s forehead wrinkled, as it tended to when she was contemplating a problem more complex than''What is your name?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Close the place? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Come along, Greebo, who''s a good boy then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Come back for your saw, have you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Cooo- eee?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Could he have got out of the building?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Could n''t I simply take her place and sing the part?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Could you point us in the direction of Elm Street? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Cup of tea, anyone? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Cutoff felt that he must have missed part of the conversation, because the next exchange went like this:''What was that again, young man?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | D''you hear me? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU KNOW''MOONLIGHT BAY''? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t they tell you about the sub- basement?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did port go with sherry? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did they want you to do something?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did you get the tickets, Esme?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear someone singing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did you know Dr Undershaft was strangled before he was hung?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Did you, Gytha?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think I''ve watched you, over the years? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think that''s good, Dr Undershaft?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I might just have a few hours without something awful happening?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I''m some sort of impressionable idiot? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think any of this stuff works?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think something might happen to him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you could find some water for these, Perdita?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you think you could go on for the sake of your art and people not asking for their money back?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Does he, Mr Henry Slugg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Does that mean tonight''s performance is cancelled?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Done any murders of anyone who dint deserve it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Either dyin''or drinkin''beer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Every thirty seconds she''d say,''How much was that again?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Everyone all right in your house, are they? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Fill in for a ballet dancer who''s been taken poorly?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Finally he went to the door and said,''Could you come in here, Mr Cropper?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Finest job in the world? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Five cards each, no draws? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Five hundred dollars? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Five? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Got it, Perdita?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Granny elbowed herself comfortable and then, having in some matters the boredom threshold of a four- year- old, said:''What''s happenin''now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | HA HA HA, HEE HEE HEE, LITTLE –''That''s a song?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | HOW ABOUT IF I GET YOU STARTED? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | HOW SERIOUS? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | HOWEVER... YOU UNDERSTAND THAT TO WIN ALL YOU MUST GAMBLE ALL? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Has it got spices in it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Has n''t anyone told –? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have a word with the ballet mistress, will you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you got mothers?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of a catastrophe curve, Mr Bucket?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever met a Watchman?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have you got any special low terms for witches?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen the way he stares at me?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | He thinks he can offer us a couple of dollars and we''ll agree to stay on this cursed stage?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | He''ll worry himself silly...''''Walter''s your son?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Help Ron with Mr Cripps, will you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Home- made fruit drink?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Honestly, do I have to do everything around here?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How about one hand of poker? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How can he be sane?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How can you sit there so calmly and accept this sort of madness? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How can-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How did you get in?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How did you make it light up so quickly?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How long did you think it should take?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How many fiddle players are there in the band?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How many have you come for?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How much was that again?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How''d you recognize the Ghost, Mister Policeman?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How''s her sister''s leg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Hubwards Side Story? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I beg you, for pity''s sake...''''Have you done anything bad, Mr Slugg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I can assure you that it does n''t happen every night, ahahah...''''Si?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I expect you''ve got a Ghost mask somewhere? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I mean, can you imagine Walter Plinge on stage?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I mean, even I can see... tum- ti TUM tum- tum... yes... Mr Bucket, you do know this is n''t opera? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I mean, is good at singing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I thought we had swapped rooms?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I thought: up or down? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I was going to come back and marry my little Angeline –''''Who was she?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I went for a brisk run around the city, do n''t know why, just felt like it...''''Well?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I''ll do it myself, shall I?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I''ll do it myself, shall I?? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I''ll need a boat –''''A boat? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I''m much worse than her, understand?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | I''m sorry... what was I saying?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | IN WHAT PARTICULAR DEITY? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | If someone used this place they''d need lights, would n''t they? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | If there was n''t a huge and glittering secret cavern, what on earth was life for? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | If you were someone like Agnes Nitt, would n''t you long to be someone as dark and mysterious as Perdita X Dream? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | If your house was on fire, what''s the first thing you''d try to take out? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Important? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | In a place like this?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | In case of more accidents?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | In the cellar?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | In thirty seconds, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Instead, he said,''Back again, is he? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is Mrs Palm at home?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t he just the sort of person who''d want to wear a mask to hide who he is?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that better?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that exciting?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that good, Mr Salzella? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that romantic?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that thrilling?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that what you believe? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that wonderful?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t this exciting?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is that a fact, madam? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is that wrong? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is there a pail of ice out there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is there anyone there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Is this man mad?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It is the show that matters, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It would n''t be your fault if some ole woman followed you, would it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s Senor Basilica to everyone else...''Help you what!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s all neat, is n''t it? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s hard to tell, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s probably like that when you''ve got an aria working its way up –''Where''d he go? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s the appropriate thing to do, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s unlucky?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | It''s... Perdita, is n''t it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Just so no one feels disappointed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Just tell me, how many exclamation marks?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Kesta!? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | La- la- lah?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Lancre?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Leading tenor died? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Leave the opera?... |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Let''s see what else we''ve got... ah, has anybody got an opener for a bottle of beer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Like the roses?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Look, I''m in rehearsals for the rest of the afternoon, but perhaps we could meet tomorrow? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | MADAM? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | MISTRESS WEATHERWAX? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Maids of Honour?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Make you happy, would it, the whole place burning down?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Miserable Les? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Money? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pounder?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Musical director?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Never quite believin''anything? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Neverrr seem mil- uk drun beforr?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Next week they''re holding auditions at the Opera House... ''What''s opera?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | No doubt you know Senor Basilica?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | No sense in making ourselves unpopular, is there?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Normally?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Not the one who wrote the book?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Nothing like being ambitious; eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Now, I know you ai n''t the Ghost... so what are you, to be sneaking around in places where you should n''t be?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Now? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | On the count of three, we''ll all rush him, right? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Our little secret, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Pay now? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Pay? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Perdita will help you – won''t you, Perdita?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Perdita...?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps after breakfast?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Promise?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | R.''Who was R? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Remember Mr Scruple over in Slice?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Scenery collapsed? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | See it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Seven Dwarfs for Seven Other Dwarfs? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Shall we guess?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She glared at the innocent figure washing the stage arid said, under her breath:''What is it you know, Walter Plinge? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She had to know, did n''t she? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She looked at the spice- rack, grinned, and then stepped behind a table for modesty-twingtwangtwongtwang –''Got any chocolate?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She said:''And is the Ghost in there, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | She whispered:''We''re looking for the Ghost, see?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Should I?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Show him the little map inside the lid, will you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Show must go on...''''Mr Salzella is trying to stop the show, is n''t he, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | So now I think –''''Think? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | So... er... she''s not here, then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | So... how about if you got another strapping young lad to help you out instead?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | So... when did you last see the Ghost?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Some creature in a mask has the run of the place, gets a prime Box all to himself, kills people, and you sit there saying there will be trouble?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Someone walking up and down here, with a keen pair of ears, could hear a lot of things...''What would you take out then, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Stalls? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Starting low? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Staying with your ma, are you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Stole? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | THEN FAITH IN WHAT? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | THEN WHY? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Tea? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Tell them about who?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | That kind of wrong?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | That''s where you get the best people?! |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | That''s where you people all think too operatic, see? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | That''s why everyone worries about luck, you see? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | That''s why they never sell tickets for Box Eight, did n''t you know?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | The most important question was: what should she call herself? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | The one about the very tall man and the piano? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | The show must go on, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | They did n''t think clearly, did they? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | They''d say things like: if you think that''s the right name for you, why have you still got two shelves full of soft toys? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | They''re not very good, are they?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Think?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Thinkin''the wrong thoughts?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Thought I might unthinkingly give you a couple of bars of the Pedlar''s Song from Lohenshaak, eh?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | To a superior officer?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | To talk about a few dollars when there is a dead man lying there... Have you no respect for his memory?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Us?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Us?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF I HAD NOT... LOST? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WHY MAKE IT DIFFICULT? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU CARE TO SHOW ME AN EXAMPLE? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU LIKE SOME? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU MIND? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Walter...''''What about him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Want to come back with me?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Warn me about what? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Was it you I heard singing just now!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Was that Greebo I saw just then?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Was that all right?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Was that your foot? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Was the only alternative the witches? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | We do live and learn, do n''t we?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | We have to ask ourselves: is this the career of a sane man?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | We''ve searched and searched for secret entrances...''''He really does n''t pay?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Wears one of those black opera suits and a white mask?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Well, what else could I do? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What are those?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What are we talking about, does anyone know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What did he do?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What did it matter what shape she was? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What did you do with the three dollars?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What do you know?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, had?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What does she do?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What for, I ask myself? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What happened to Tommy?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What happened to him?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the audience?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What have we got now?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What is it you''ve seen?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a reaction was that? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What of?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What room have you been given?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What sort of folk spent the best part of two months''wages just to travel fast and uncomfortably? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What sort of person could have that feel for music and kill people? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What was I singing?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What was he doing at this opera theatre, anyway?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What was the money for? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What were we having, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''d I ever have achieved in the cheese business, I''d like to know, if I''d said that money was n''t important?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''re all these, Walter?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''re you plannin''with them?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''re you supposed to do if you do n''t like the songs?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s been happening?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s going to happen in thirty seconds?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s holding it up?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s so special about the show going on?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter, André?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What''s the worst I can do to you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | When are you going back?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | When shall we three meet?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | When shall-?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | When?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Where am I? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Where did he go?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Where have you been!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Where''d he go?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Which one''s Box Eight?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Which"he"was he?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who by?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who cares?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who does the accounts?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who is this lady?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who set fire to it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who was Q? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who''s he? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who''s it from?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who''s there?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Who?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Whoever said there''s only one Ghost?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why are you all standing around? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why dint you put your own name on it, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you just wave your truncheon around where everyone can see it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you write some of it down?" |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why had n''t she thought of her? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why has n''t anyone told the Watch?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why not give him mutton with the rest of us?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Wizards could poke at this for a year and still say there was nothing magic about it, eh? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | YOU KNOW THIS FAMILY? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You are enjoying your time with us so far?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You being a literary type and all?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You can have it back if you like –''''Well, what about them?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You can recognize him because he''s got a mask on? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t know who Q is, by any chance?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mean...''Bucket hesitated, savouring the idea,''you do n''t mean that it''s just possible that you put music in and you get money out?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mind, do you!?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You have a cowshed?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You know what I''m goin''to do now? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You know, dear? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You let this Ghost have it?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You mean... when the cat''s finished with them, you''re going to give them back?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You never wrote to him again?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You recognize him because you do n''t know who he is? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You think so?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t have any salt, would you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t hurt a little old lady, would you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You''re from Copperhead in Lancre, ai n''t you?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You''ve been here before?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got tickets for Stalls seats and you want to exchange them for seats in the Gods?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | You''ve heard about him, then?!'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | Yrs, The Opera Ghost ''What can we do?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | accidents?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | and''Is that any way to behave?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | cardamom?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | goingson?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | guest?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | hello?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | said Bucket, adding,''You''re going to tell me something expensive, are you? |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | saw?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | supernatural?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | witches?'' |
Maskerade - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Fire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Get thee hence, thou worm of Rheum, and vex not''''Excuse me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Hands up all vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Return Of The Bride Of The Revenge Of The Son Of Count Magpyr,''Nanny said aloud, noting that''From 20,000 Fathoms(?)'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Scream 1? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | This is Granny, can we leave her here, oh, and when she wakes up she''ll be a vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Thunderclap 14? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Two for joy?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Wolf Howl 5? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | if I win I will expect you to free everyone and go back to Uberwald,''am I right?'' Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett tazit?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''"-trouble not more the-"''Could I just make a point?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''-can they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A book of hymns, maybe?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A boot?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A column of smoke?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A glass of wine, p''raps?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A pleasant stroll to take in a little rain?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A slim volume o''prayers, suitable for every occasion?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''A what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ai n''t they your relatives?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Alison Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I dyin''?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I too late?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And are you so sure you make the right decisions?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And belching?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And cut their head off?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you catch that little twitch? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And do n''t you learn anything, you stupid man? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And does he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And eatin''garlic?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And everyone knows mountains get made when lumps of land bang together, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And his?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And hope for mercy, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And how are you, Miss Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And if there is n''t?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And is that bad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And long pointed debates, I suppose?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And that will work?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s what you call justice, is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s what you think religion is, is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And the horrible little blue goblins? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And the vampires? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And they''ll let us in, will they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And us?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And we''ve got to be polite to them, I suppose?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are you going to do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do they expect of me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do they think? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do three hundred magpies mean?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what happened to them, may I ask?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is your name, young man?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what makes you ask that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what the heck was that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s Granny Weatherwax, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s the first one that your Om requires, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And when it came to running water, he always kept the moat flowing perfectly, did n''t he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And when you''ve opened the door,''he went on, as the cloth caught,''I want you to run away very, very fast, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And who''s in the castle now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And why are you putting down dust, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know Verence got an Omnian priest in to do the Naming of young Esme?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you remember talking to Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you say she''s not here yet? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, Lacci?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, what did you give them for breakfast?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Another bloody vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Any of the Escrow folk big musicians?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Any swishlooking buggers about as well? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Anythin''special for people to yell, Mum?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything to throw?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you going to do something?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you worried?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there such things as blue mice?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they moving the furniture in?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they usual?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are vampires ever grateful?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we all here, Vlad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we here, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we leaving?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we, dear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are ye scrat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you a Veyzen?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Reverend?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you decent?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you following us? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you getting anywhere, dear? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to trust him?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you really going on into Uberwald?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saving her for later?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you still toying with her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you can walk?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you trying to impress me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you trying to tell me that you were brought up with this, too?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Bad Ass?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Battering ram, Mum?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Because if I did n''t, what use am I? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Before someone else comes, perhaps?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Bits of strange people? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Blood spilled?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Blup?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But are we strong enough?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But from your point of view, everyone is dying and everyone will die, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But iron''s no good against vampires, is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But it''s not something that you feel drawn to, perhaps, in the darker hours?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But look, what about Verence? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But no stealing cattle, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But that ai n''t really important, because it ai n''t down to technicalities, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But that''ll be right into danger! ’''More dangerous than here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But we''ll still be referred to as a kingdom, which I think is very reasonable of him, do n''t you agree?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But what about the baby?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But what can they do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But what if a man comes in?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But when we- Oh, what is that moron doing now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But you did, though?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But you do drink human blood?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''But- but... who does the cutting and sewing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t We wake her up?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t we go and ask her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Call them marthterth?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I get you a drink, Miss Nitt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I get you ladieth anything to eat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can o''pee, anyone?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get acroth?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you believe it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you even find the way in all this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you forget?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get it into your stupid heads that I''m not a vampire? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you make holy water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see it yet?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Canna''do''t, ken? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Chose it yourself, did you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Cootchie- cootchie?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I be of assistance?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Could we open a window?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you please remove him, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Counted''em lately?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you know anything about this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Demone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I hear he told you to read improvin''books and listen to posh music while you were expecting?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I see her holding a card in her hands?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I use the word Agnes? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did anyone else ever look, I wonder?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he hit his head?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t he stitch folk together out of dead parts?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did not Kazrin return three times into the valley of Mahag, and wrest the cup of Hiread from the soldiers of the Oolites while they slept?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did she know Magrat was going to call the baby Esme?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did she say iron?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they hurt you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you put a spell on them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you really think I''d let you run around if there was the least chance that you could harm us?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t get angry, but you do n''t think Granny''s doing this on purpose, do you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t like garlic flavour, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you remember those wonderful nights in Grjsknvij?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think so, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they get a badge?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we need all of that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we, er, are we, eh, supposed to warm it up?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you both see that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you dance, Miss Nitt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a handkerchief, sir?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know much about them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what it is?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know who you''re here for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you realize, man, that she might get up from there a bloodthirsty vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you really think we''re like some inbred elves or gormless humans and can be cowed by a firm manner and a bit of trickery? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you see how prosperous the place is? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think I could get a salad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think I''m stupid, dear ladies?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think she''s right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you understand what''s going on here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want a drink?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want thome?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want to face the vampires drunk?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Do? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Does she know we need her? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Each mouthful forty times?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Eat combs?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Enjoying it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, I did n''t say anything-''''I did n''t mean you, I meant- Look, you said you''ve studied vampires, did n''t you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, which way''s the pump?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... can we go on to the castle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Esmerelda?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Even that bit about"smiting evil with thy sword"? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Even the box of toys?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Even without your holy book and holy amulet and holy hat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Evenin''dress, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, Miss Nitt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, Miss Nitt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, but did someone mention that the Queen was locked up in the crypt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeling a bit warm, are you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Fifty- one?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Find something to fill up,''she hissed, and then said brightly,''How are you feeling, Mrs Scorbic?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''For goodness''sake, woman, are you going to drink that damn tea or not?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''For helping you across the mountains, you mean?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Four?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Full- size cattle? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Get rid of me, would they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Gnarly ground, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Gnarly?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Go and fetch King Verence, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Go in and tell me what time the clock stopped at, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Gone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, man, why d''you think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Good language, ai n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Got the holy water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Granny? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Grinning like a pumpkin, ai n''t she? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Has anyone any more of that wonderful garlic dip?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it got a tool for extracting soldiers from castles?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have a good blow, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you noticed the looks he''s been giving you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we forgotten anything?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been out in the woods all morning?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever thought of letting Om into your life?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen Granny Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen any Omnians here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He broke out in them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He did what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He does look as if he''s about to flap away, does n''t he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He wags people to death?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He was a sportsman, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He''ll be all right, will he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s all right for Uberwald, but you''d hardly want something like him opening the door in polite society, would you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s not drunk, is he? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Help me up, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Here? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hoped?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you doing with that cork, Vlad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How bad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How can I ever repay you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you break both your legs falling off a donkey?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How can-''''You''re the scholarl But male birds are always ones for the big display, are n''t they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How d''you want your thtaketh, boyth?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How did the coach get out, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How do I know?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you bite it, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How does Perdita work, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How does it work?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have you been a hallucination? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How many are there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of you are there in there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How many?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How much after?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How much further?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How safe are houses from vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How sure are you that I wo n''t harm this child?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you gettin''on in there? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s the army coming along, Shawn?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s the old cottage?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Hyup?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I did what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I did?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t know that we''ve got that much time-''''And was n''t it true that the Sons of Exequial beat the hosts of Myrilom?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you''re busy with all these visitors?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I killed him, did n''t I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I like a man who speaks his mind,''she said,''and is always prepared to lend a towel-did I say towel? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I really made a terrible mess of it, did n''t I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I should n''t think there''d be any anti- vampire stuff in a vampire''s castle, would there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose we''d better get some things off our chest, had n''t we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I think mebbe the drink was a wee bitty too trackle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought you became –''''– vampires by being bitten? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder how high it was for Granny, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if Father said yes because he wants you to see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder, young man, if you would be so good as to pull me out?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''d like you to imagine, right, dat dere''s a black an''yellow striped one across dis road, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll come and sort of stand in until Granny gets here, shall I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll just find out where Igor keeps the kettle, shall I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not going to leave her here, am I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m the other one now, see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve always understood they set fire to practically everybody,''he said,''but that was some time ago, was n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve let everyone down, have n''t I? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''If I give you the signal, you''re to burp hugely, understand?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''If a vampire wants to turn you into a vampire, what happens?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''If they tell them, what can they do? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''In case I fall over?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Iron?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Mistress Weatherwax all right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is anyone going to say,"You''ll never get away with it"?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it flaming torches or, you know, scythes and stuff?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it just me,''said Magrat,''or is it getting warmer?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it painful?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t she a little precious?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that Agnes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that a bit young for education?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that just like him?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that really you, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that some sort of local chicken?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that what you want?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is the baby all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any advice you could be givin''me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anyone watchin''me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this such a good idea, Father?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this the right time?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Is your ape sure he''d have time for a second shot? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It are a long wooden fing-''''Yeth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It did n''t occur to you to mention it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It does n''t burn itself?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It does n''t worry you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It is a wowhawk, is n''t it, mistress?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It is, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s all right, we''re not daft, she wo n''t open up until she knows it''s us-''''I meant, how does the door stop vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s good, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s magical?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not Wednesday evening and I''ll have to go and fetch the proper hat, sire-''''Can we change it or not, man?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s the sort of thing your crowd does, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s very hot in here, do n''t you think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s very realistic, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s you, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ith that a baby thee''th carrying?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Jason? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Just because you ca n''t read her mind? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Just when we really need her, she goes away into a cave?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ken ye na''saggie, ye spargit?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Klotz, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ladies?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Las''Tuesda?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Leaving? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s find her quickly, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s see his lordship in action, shall we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Light and dark? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Like having your own chaperon all the time, ai n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Limp what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Little badges? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I used to play down here, I know how to get to the back stairs-''''He''s not a vampire? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, do n''t light the fire, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, you know the part of you that wants to do all the things you do n''t dare do, and thinks the thoughts you do n''t dare think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Looks rather like a scruffy little crow, do n''t you think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Lucky guess?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mag- the Queen says, is Granny Weatherwax coming or not?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Magrat''s going to be safe, is n''t she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Males? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''May I accompany you ladies down to the town? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''May I be of assistance?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe she is in here with me, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe they''ve got to her first?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mem-?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Nitt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mistress Weatherwax a bit poorly, is she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mistress Weatherwax, would you like me to leave you here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mistress?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mistress?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mph?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mph?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Neither one thing nor t''other, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Nine- tenths of it is under water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I was n''t listening, but I could n''t help hearing, could I? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''No? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Not to do what, marthter?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Note Spelling?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Note Spelling?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, are we fetchin''your mule, Mr Oats?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, what are we talking about here, exactly?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, where would they take them? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, you two push an''I''ll steer-''''Er, are you going to do some magic?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now... what''s this about Granny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, and put in that rag doll, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, but surely-''''What would you say to them? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is that all?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, ought, is it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, the crib? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, well, that''s all right, then, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh... Igor''s"old master"? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Okay, nothin''harder than sandstone, understand? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''On that bit of moor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''One of them bit you, yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''One that''s better than"What are you?"'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Only it would n''t be here till tomorrow, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Only, well, the Queen says we''d better not hold things up, so, er, would you be godmother, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Or"Freda", I should say-''''No she does n''t! ’''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''People being dragged out of their beds, blood on the walls, that sort of thing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Perdita says it''s real! ’''What''s that got to do with the price of fish?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps a towel?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps she took it away with her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps she''s just out?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps there''d be someone in the village?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pest''''So why did you run away up here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Pole?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Priznae? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Proper billowing curtains, too?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Real gutterin''candles?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Related to Arno Veyzen?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember old Mrs Sleeves, Magrat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Repent? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Right about what, prey?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Rikt, gi''tae yon helan bigjobs?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Rope?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Scumble? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''See that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''See that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''See the crest?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''See the light all around the Rim?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''See you, kingie? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Seeyu? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I see you again tomorrow?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we get on?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we go and watch?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Shawn, you did deliver an invite to Esme Weatherwax, did n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She been hurt, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She did n''t do a handstand on the edge, did she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She does?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She thinks we do n''t need her any more?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She was keen on crushing infidels?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s really feeling low, is n''t she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Should you do that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Shove it under her door?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Single- minded?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sittin''back and lettin''Mum sort everything out while we get shot at?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sixteen angels?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Slightly lopsidedly?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So I''ve got to take Esmerelda out to her people and tell them one of her middle names is Note Spelling?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So he did n''t exactly refuse to eat it, did he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So let''s stick to what we do know, shall we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So we''ll always be pushed around by you, for ever? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So what if he got bitten on the essentials, that''s all part ofAre you all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''re you going to do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So who is your master, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So why did n''t they get through to you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''ve got a firebird here, have you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said Nanny, passing up the flask,''what''re you doing this far from home, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''she said to the recumbent figure,''apart from all that, how are you feeling?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So... you''re the old master, are you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, are you telling us you do surgery on yourself?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, but they affect people''s minds-''''Yours?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Squeak?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Stdt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Still got it, though?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Still keeping you up at nights?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Stop them? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Such lovely hair, may I say? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely you''ll dine with us?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Take this and cut my head off, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me,''said Agnes, as a mountaintop floated by,''have you had many girlfriends?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Thall I thow you the holy water thellar? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That Weatherwax woman did this, did n''t she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That a he god or a she god?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That ca n''t be right, can it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That good?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That line about crushing infidels?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That pish of a hobyah?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That was n''t too bad, was it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s a bit childish, is n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s helpful to know, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s it, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Thcraapthhh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The Impaler?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The blacksmith?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The gnarly ground over towards the top of the forest?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The one she keeps in the dresser?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The phoenix? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The polished wooden box? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''The"I ate''nt dead''card?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Thee?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Then I''m doing them a favour by killing them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Then it''s up to us to carry on, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what will you do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what''s he ever done to me, that I should hurt him so?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There is?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There you are, you see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s a little stream, is n''t there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s a lot of magic in these mountains, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s no reason to stay here, is there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s three of us, is n''t there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s three of us?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''These steal cattle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''They do n''t affect your mind? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''They do, do n''t they? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''They the ones that walk around slowly?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''They''ll notice they''re heavier, wo n''t they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re acting very dumb, are n''t they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Thilly voithe, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''This is all just cultural conditioning, you understand? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''This is some sort of test, is it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''This place is reacting to what she''s thinking?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Three o''clock?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Three witches?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Trying to call her back when she ai n''t ready to come? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Two or three?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, any fish?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, may I add something?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Unwise?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Upstairs, is she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Useful to a soldier, is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Vampires are n''t supposed to show up in a mirror, are they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Vampires have a lot of cash, do they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Verence asked for that one too, did he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Verence will be all right, wo n''t he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Vlad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that your best?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We can change it, ca n''t we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll say no more about that, shall we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re after vampires, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re going to go in, fetch Magrat and get back here, all right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re going to go into their castle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re heading into Uberwald?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re near the vampires''castle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re not going to sneak in, are we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve got feet, have n''t we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve got nothing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, can we at least take her out of here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, he says the Nac mac Feegle have been forced out by the vampires, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, thank her from me, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, well, well... so our king invited vampires, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what can we do that she ca n''t? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, where is she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Werewolf?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the vampires? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What about weapons?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What about?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you expecting her to do, prod him all over?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What box?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What did Granny mean,"from can to ca n''t"?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you bring him for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you say your uncle died of?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you see, Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do we need a sling for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you do when one of''em''s wrong?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean,"room for ten"?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What else is in our minds, Father?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What good will I be?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What good will an orange do if I hit a vampire in the mouth with it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What good will that do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to him, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to us harnessing the power of all three of us together?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to your holy hat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened, someone was hit by a falling buffalo?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if there''s more, then? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done to us?!'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is gnarly ground?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is in there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it, Shawn?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is she going to do, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is tea?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What is, um, your role, madam?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of bird are they, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What meat is there to eat, in a desert?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What mob?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What name are you giving her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What ramblings were these, Mistress Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What should I look for?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What terrible thing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What the heck are you doing? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are you going on about? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s that thing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it you did to the vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it, a little light hatchet practice after breakfast? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was she talking about?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was wrong with you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What was?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What we gon na do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you saying?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What will people think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What will they do to him that you could prevent if you was here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What will wear off?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What would n''t she realize?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll happen if we jutht drive on?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it called?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s she going to do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that got to do with toys?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that smell?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the curly thing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the magic word?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the point in that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the problem?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the sash and star he''s wearing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s through that door?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your best offer?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your job, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that you''re singing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What''th thith?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Mum? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Mum?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, all of them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, at fourteen days?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, everyone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, him?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, magic?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, someone who lives by taking life from other people?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What, you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are the vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are we now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are you, you stupid-''''Yeth, marthter?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did they go?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is the King, anyway?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where the hell did he come from?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where the hell''s Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where the hell''s Muntab?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''d I get tea here? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re they all coming from?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re we going?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re you from, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Esme, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Hodgesaargh with that tea?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Magrat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the Royal Historian?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the nearest village that way?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s this priest that''s doing the Naming?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one are you now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one was he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which parts, as a matter of interest?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Which, um, god?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''While it''s still alive?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who did your brain?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is that strange person?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows, sire? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who says there''s no mercy in the world? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who sells pyramids?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who took my stocking off? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re all these people? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s a good girl, then? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you doing this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you in such a hurry, girl?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t she just let us wipe them out?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you tell me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you come here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you come to visit Granny Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t I come with you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you always start?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you look so surprised? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why have you got that, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not her, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I mind?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I want it to be some nasty little sea creature?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they do that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should we believe her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why was n''t I told?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would anyone want to kill something like that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d she do that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d they stay?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s she got a pointy head?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s the box so important?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve we stopped this time?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, what have I been thinkin''of? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wife and family doing well?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will I die?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it be enough to know that the world is your oyster?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it hurt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will that help?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will they let us in?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you give me the child now?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you let go of my arm, Vlad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''William?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''With me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Without their legs moving?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t there be a lot of ways in?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t they have got well away?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t we be cornered down here if the Magpyrs come?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Works, does it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you go out alone on a night like this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to stay to dinner?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wrote you a note, did I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Wstfgl?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but that''d mean he''d die, would n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mum?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Shawn?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, and you said something about darkness being where the light needs to be, which I remember because in the Book of Om-''''You listened?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but how will I find them when we''re there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but since you''re going to do that anyway, anything''s worth a try, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, love?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, luv?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, mistress?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, marthter?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, marthter?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You actually killed someone?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right in there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You and whose army?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You are? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You are?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t possibly prefer that?! |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You certainly notice things, do n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You chopped up your family?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You constantly crave chocolate, do n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t find your mind becoming all pink and happy?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You do know there''s vampires in the castle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t like him? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t mind?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think so, do you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You do things our way here, all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You got another book of holy words on you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You half expect to find the shafts sawed through, do n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You have?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You know a magpie stole your invite?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You know so much about wisdom all of a sudden and you''re barely two hundred?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You know there''s vampires in Lancre?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You know they''re taking over?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You liked that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean a troll?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean it really does change because of the way you feel?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean just because she''s a woman she should use sexual wiles on him?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean she''s not been herself, do n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean that from the point of view of a torturer, torture is all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the rest got away?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You mentioned guards?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You really have n''t got any scruples, have you, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You really think we would n''t harm meat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You said you could see they were vampires, did n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You saw the vampires? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You say?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You shot my shadow?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You still reckon I should''ve asked Mr Ivy?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You strong in your faith, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You take comfort from it, do you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You think everyone from Uberwald ith called Igor, do you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You think this news wo n''t get around?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t be so unkind as to pass on to anyone else the ramblings of a poor of woman who was probably off her head, would you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t let a poor old lady go off to confront monsters on a wild night like this, would you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t let them kill me, would you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You would, would you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d like to be as light as the air, would n''t you, Agnes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d think it would be easy, would n''t you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be all right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a bit of a self- made man on the quiet, are n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a bright chap, are n''t you, Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a good man, Mister Oats?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to feed there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to hide up here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re just saying that in exchange for not actually being evil you''ll simply be bad, is that it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not a believer yourself, then, Mistress Weatherwax?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not affected?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not corning, are you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not giving him that, are you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re putting down dust again, are n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re the Wattley boy from over in Slice, are n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve counted sixteen?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got – bits of people stored on ice?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve heard of that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve still got her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Your uncle always had big windows and easily twitched aside curtains, did n''t he, Count?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''Yup?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''rll make the tea, shall I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ''scuse me, young man,''said Nanny, in her soft old biddy voice,''but where are you from?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | *''Are you kicking my bucket, Igor? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | , Why?,''I do n''t know. |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | , Yep?,''Can you talk to me a bit more as if I''m some kind of frightened idiot?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | , Yep?,''Can you talk to me a bit more as if I''m some kind of frightened idiot?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ..''''Yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | A bit short, are you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | A vampire collected holy water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | A''ye a lang stick o''midlin or wha'', bigjobs?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | After all, did you think she''d trust you to get it right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Against it, are they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Agnes, open that sewing box and pass me a thimble, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ai n''t you ever heard of taking people out of themselves? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | All at once?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | All our weaponsl And they''re boozing! ’''What''s that you''re holding?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | All right, but apart from that- Oh, apart from that, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | All too much for you, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Alone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And I''m an ol''woman living in the woods and I''ve got to make it all better? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And did n''t the prophet Urdure vanquish the Dragon of Sluth on the Plain of Gidral after three days''fighting?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And did not Om say to the Prophet Brutha,"''I will be with you in dark places"?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And dolls? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And eggs needed warmth, did n''t they? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And for that I have to nod and smile and be nice with meat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And he''d reply: other kinds than the kind that is actually true, you mean? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And let''s just take it easy, shall we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And no money? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And s''pose someone does n''t want to believe in Om and tries to live properly?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And she''ll be a vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And that is how we do it-''''And d''you think you''d do it twice?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And that''s what your holy men discuss, is it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And the thervantth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And what have we got now? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And when does the phoenix sometimes lay two eggs? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And where had she got that other idea? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And while he''s got his eye on you keeping your eye on Magrat, you''ve got your other eye on him, understand? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And you sounded as if you were having an argument with someone...''''Can you remember everything I said?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And you think you can stand in my way? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And you''ve always listened to your blood, have n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | And-''''Well?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Any holy water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Any more of these garlic things? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Any sharp stakes around here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Any soldiers?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Anyone else want some?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Anyone going to tell me where it says ought? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, one of anything ai n''t going to last for very long, is it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you glad you''ve got me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are they a dead end too?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are we always to be part of the Ankh- Morpork hegemony? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are we fiendish killers?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are we frightened of shallots? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are we not in a unique position as we reach the end of the Century of the Fruitbat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are we ravaging across the country? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening, brother?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | As opposed to, say, tenpence?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | At last Agnes said,''How''s the headache?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | At last she said,''What size pin?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Awa''echt ta''branoch, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Because that was the point, was n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Been dallyin''?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Being a vampire''th about continuity, ithn''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Bit of an artist too, then, your old master?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But Agnes said,''You mean sheep and so on?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But if you prick us do we not bleed? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But if you touch their feathers you''d better be damn sure of yourself, because the old stories say they burn in the presence of evil-''''Firebird? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But it made you strong, did n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But it missed us, did n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But now she really needed to know: what did you use against vampires? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But so were vampires, were n''t they? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But that''s just a bit of superstition, is n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | But who is Perdita?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you let her take over?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you play music on this thing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you understand what I''ve been tellin''you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can they get out?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can we dispense with all the leers and"I like a girl with spirit"stuff? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can we get you something?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can we speed this up? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can you give me a hand?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can you help me with this bloody ruff?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Can you understand what''s going on when a bird''s been trained and''ll make a kill and still come back to the wrist?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Chopped up? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Coffins, yes, of course, but there''s no point in skulking around as if you''re ashamed of what you are, is there? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Corporal Svitz?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Could anyone do that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Could you hold the chair?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Crimson? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Cup of tea, was it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Cut your head off a little bit every day and the real thing wo n''t hurt?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | D''you know what thith lot have done?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | D''you know, they wanted me to get rid of Thcrapth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | DID YOU HEAR ME SAY LET GO? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Darren? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Daughter? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did I refer to her in any way?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t I teach you this? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you hear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you hear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you listen to what they were saying? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you pay any attention to what they were saying at all, you useless lump? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did not Sonaton defeat the Beast of Batrigore in its very cave?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did she know about the vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Did you see where it rolled?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do I look like a vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do I need to point out the contradiction?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t he know stone do n''t burn?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t want blood on it, do we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know I''ve been lying here all day tryin''to think of something? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do onions hurt us? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do they really think that spelling their name backwards fools anyone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you get just a little sort of tap for a white lie but minced up for murder? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a spare sickle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you have any vampire blood in you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you know she''s still got two shelves full of soft toys? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what water does to silk? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you remember Mr and Mrs Harker?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to keep the baby out all night? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone really believe that old woman?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Does that count? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Er... how do you know the name?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Esme all wrapped up, Magrat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Even Granny says the Kelda''s damn good-''''The Kelda?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Everyone all right down there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Everything all right, is it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | FETCH? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | FETCH? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Feeling better, are we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | For Daddy?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | For ever?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | For example, what about the Muntab question?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | For one thing, how could you cook it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | For what?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Forcing our way into bedrooms? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Frankly, we could hardly hope to rule a country if we went around killing everyone all the time, could we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Garlic? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Gifts? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Gnarly ground can be two things at the same time, ca n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Got any garlic?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Got everything you need?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Had her funny little ways, o''course, but who has n''t?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Had not Jotto caused the Leviathan of Terror to throw itself on to the land and the seas to turn red with blood? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Had not Orda, strong in his faith, caused a sudden famine thoughout the land of Smale? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Hags?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Hard to have faith, ai n''t it, when you read too many books?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Has this sort of thing ever happened before? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t I, William?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Have you by any chance heard the Word of Om?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Have you noticed? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | He could stop the coaches all right, but people tended to say,''What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | He managed to say,''And how would you know, foul fiend?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | He thought: my god, if she ever finds a religion, what would come out of these mountains and sweep across the plains? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | He wo n''t try anything in a crowd, will he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Hello?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Henry actually brought a bottle to a party and she fainted at the smell! ’''Henry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Her life had just flashed past her eyes and was n''t it dull? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Hodgesaargh, you do know vampires suck people''s blood, do you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How are you at making the tea?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How can you know that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How interesting would that be?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How many birds in the mews, Hodgesaargh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How many of them does it take?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How many people prayed at the stake? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | How''s young Esme doing, Magrat?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I believe you''ve met my son? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t have to draw you a picture, do I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know whether you''ve heard of it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t particularly want us to be found, do you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I have n''t even given you a pamphlet, have I?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I knew that things were different here, but really-''''Vampires?!'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I mean, how does a bird like that think he''s – she''s a chicken?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I mean, look at your little girl- What''s her name going to be, now...?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I suppose she was n''t in your fat girl, Vlad? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I thought you wanted it to take you up to your cottagel Into Uberwald? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I trust I find you well?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I was talking to the Countess only this morning-''''What about?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I will admit, he does smile nicely, and he looks good in those waistcoats, but look at what he is- Do you notice? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if there are other agendas here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I would call that a bargain, would n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I''M SORRY? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I''d like to be constantly craving blood?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | I''m the bit of you that watches, remember? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | If anyone really believes that I wo n''t harm my charming hostages, perhaps you will try to stop me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | If she''s beaten, then so are we, are n''t we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | If you needed smoke and a veil to deal with your bees, what was the point of being a witch? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | If you needed to boil an egg, you sang fifteen verses of''Where Has All The Custard Gone?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Igor?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | In any case, where exactly is the harm in that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Inside the coach the vexed voice said,''Is Igor an evolutionary dead end too, Father?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it all worth it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t she charming? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that just too stupid?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is she well, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is that boiling vinegar I can smell? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is that too much to ask? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is there any brandy left?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Is this Slake?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It is, is n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It read''Why not vysyt our Gifte Shoppe?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It''s almost distressing, do n''t you think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It''s like that chess stuff, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It''s you, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | It''th all very well for them, but who hath to go and thweep up the dutht, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ith there a problem?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Just let me know if he picks up a stake, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Just the place, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Just when we need her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Keeping back, I mean, so that we have to form a three and work together?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | King Verence has spared no expense, has he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Last night?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Learned reaction? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Lemons? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Let''s give''em a hand, shall we?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Like everybody else? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Little stupid man who has a little stupid faith in a little stupid god?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Looked up at the clouds, did you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Magpies, are n''t they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Magrat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Maybe it''s-''''And can you speak up? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Maybe we''ll not see the back of these vampires by going over to the curtains and saying,"My, is n''t it stuffy in here?" |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | My dear Miss Nitt, it may just be more trouble than it''s worth to try to get rid of us, do you see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Nanny, can you remember anything they actually said?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | No mercy for the vampire, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | No shutters on the windows, do you see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | None of those stupid fictions work on vampires, did n''t you even know that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Not lighting fires? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Notice what? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Now he''s ill and you''re Queen so you can do as you like, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Now, where would Gytha Ogg''ve taken them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Of a vampire''s castle?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Oh, said Agnes inside her head, so I should just stand here and watch? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Oh, some of the priests said you got given marks afterwards, but what was the point of that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Oh, that makes it all better, does it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Oh, we can turn people into vampires, it''s an easy technique, but what would be the point? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Okayl Perhaps it''s not quite so clear c- Let me just talk to Nanny, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | On foot? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | On the contrary, they had a deep, personal and passionate involvement in it, but instead of asking,''Why are we here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | One is: why do vampires have so much power? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | One of the Ravi family, are n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | One which works, perhaps?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Or three for a funeral?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Or you could pretend it''s here right now, an''then I could pretend to lift it up, and dat''d be okay, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | PERHAPS YOU WERE EXPECTING JELLY AND ICE CREAM? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you should go and fetch her? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Playing with your food? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Prawns up here, eh? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Protection, you see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ready?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Remember how many died for using the brain which, you seem to think, their god gave them? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Remember that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | See the reddish- brown stains just here? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Sezu? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She could n''t have got into his head, could she? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She stared at William again and said,''How? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She thinks Granny''s using the baby to keep an eye on us? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She''ll be seeing the world differently-''''Are you mad? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She''s here, is n''t she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | She''s not in here, is she? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Silly of me, was n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Singing songs? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Slake, is n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So I ca n''t persuade you to become one of us, Agnes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So I''ll be sent to my room for being disobedient for ever?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So he''s your master now, is he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So how do you know?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So we''re fog? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So... where else was she? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | So?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Something awful?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Stuff that''s hers-''''What''s this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Supposing Granny were to turn up now, what would she think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Supposing I ride and you hang on behind me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Supposing there was justice for all, after all? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | That I''d still be here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | That might work for Nanny, but can you imagine kissing that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | That old woman''s doing something to us, ca n''t you see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The Eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The Um? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The call of the blood is too strong to be disobeyed, yes?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The other puzzle is: why are vampires always so stupid? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The single figure at the top yelled:''What ya lookin''a'', chymie? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | The vampires still do n''t affect your head?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Then I''d better go and leave it there, had n''t I? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Then it''s just a walk in the woods, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Then someone near the back said,''So why should we care what happens to monsters?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | There''s no one who can tell you what to do, is n''t that so?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They all have- What''s that smell of garlic, Mum?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They do n''t know what you''re thinking?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They like a challenge, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They''re just the people to spot the finer points of ornithology, are they? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They''re relatives?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | They-''''Well, do n''t try to imitate them yet, all right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Thilly walk? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | This is a male phoenix?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Thith lot only wear it in the evening, can you imagine that? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Tho the plathe lookth old? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Three lumps of sugar for Nanny Ogg, right?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | To me, please?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Treatin''you all right, is she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Try and make sure he does n''t kill the cow, you understand? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Two steps after that Perdita said: Why would he ask anyone your name? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Vampires are very analretentive, you see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Verence would n''t be so stupid as to send an invitation to vampires, would he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Vlad, just kick him off the drawbridge, will you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | WHERE ELSE? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | WHICH PART OF THIS DON''T YOU UNDERSTAND? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Want some tea?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Was the god silent, or was there no one to speak? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Was the old woman reading his mind through the back of his head? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Was there something you''d left too, Magrat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | We''ll just be your children for ever?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well, I do n''t think she is, but is it me doing the thinking? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well, I saw a cleaver back there-''''Shall we just go?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well, it''s not, do you understand?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well, that was likely, was n''t it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well, they had been trying to get away, had n''t they? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Were they real historical characters?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What about it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What about your Aunt May over in Creel Springs? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What can she be thinking?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What could vampires want to cook?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What could you trust? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What do we want with the kitchens?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What had she ever earned? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What has got into you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What have you done with her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What is it she wants me to do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What is the point of resisting?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What kind of truth excuses all that pain? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What other clever things did he say?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What part?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What sort of question is that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What the hell doth he know? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What up? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What use am I anyway?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What was I saying?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What was it you asked me?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What was the King thinking of?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What were you doing up there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What words could you trust? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''re all these poppyseeds doing poured down my bra? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s a little blood, for the good of the community? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s been done to them? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s good for vampires?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s got into her? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s he do there?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s he doing here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s the name of that river there? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s this one?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s wrong with this woodcut? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What''s your god?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | When there''s three of you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where does it say ought? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where the hell are we? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where was the holy writ? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where was the truth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where would Nanny have gone? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Where?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Which light and which dark? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Which part of this do n''t you understand?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who knew who really wrote anything? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who knitted socks in a coffin? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who the hell were those people? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who took off my left stocking? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who was it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who''d come to her funeral when she died? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who''th it hath to find them under the ithe? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Who''th it hath to pull their headth out of the pickle jarth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Whose light? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Whose mind was this? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why are you such a vampire expert, Oats?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why be ashamed? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why did you bring Soapy Sam back with you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t we just leave? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why do they do it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why does n''t he do something about it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why had n''t anyone told them this was important? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why have a slot in the door to let in unsolicited winds? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why lurk in dark castles? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why wathte good organth? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why''s that man trying to set fire to the wall? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Will ye no''have a huge dram and a burned bannock while yer waitin''?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Will you look at this waistcoat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Witches? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | With a family? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Wman''s sicken, can y''no yard?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to come and meet my family?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to hold her?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Would you people from Escrow like to kill these two? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Ye think we''re flowers o''the forest fairies?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You are, are n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You came up the back stairs? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t believe anything you''re saying, do you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You eat animal flesh and vegetables, but it hardly defines you, does it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You heard him say that, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You know a pole?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You mean a phoenix?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You needed a special technique for that, Nanny reasoned; for example, you could n''t say things like''Who died and made you King? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You noticed the magpies? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You say that you people do n''t burn folk and sacrifice people any more, but that''s what true faith would mean, y''see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You see?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You think he''s a bad man?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You want a drink of water?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You want me to knock on the door? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t let them do this to me? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You''d like a vampire queen one day, would you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You''ll try some, my dear?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You''re a relative, I presume? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You''re always arguing?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got two hearts?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Young Vlad''s definitely got his eye on you, ai n''t he?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | Your husband invited vampires into the country, did he? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | affect your mind?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | and do you know what I found him doing in the old dungeons last week?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | and?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | anyone seen him?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | are you a vampire?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | are you ready? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | believe? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | bridge?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | brown?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | can resist, ca n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | centaurs? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | did you do?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | did you want to know, miss?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | has n''t the day been saved?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | he coloured up,, er... removing your garments and dancing around and summoning lewd and salacious creatures? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | he''ll be all right with them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | he''s oor kingie noo?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | help me home, Nanny?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | how many are out there, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | is it rather cold here?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | is that any way to talk?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | is that one Vlad?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | is this really a witch''s cottage?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | it''s not as simple as you''d think, see? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | just go away, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | killed someone?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | look at this, will you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | lower it into boiling water, do n''t you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | mebbe they''re hidin''behind the sofa, eh?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | miss, have you anything that might help my head?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | now what is it you eat? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | of duel? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | other phoenix, is n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | ours is...''Nanny thumped her chest, causing considerable ripples,''ours is the right black, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | pile up these last few weeks, but did they expect him to do everything? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | porphyria, lack of? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | pyramid selling?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | resting?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | rip off all your clothes and run naked in the rain?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | said Magrat,''Why are we going uphill?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | scrunched up, right? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | she must''ve got the invitation, must n''t she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | she was n''t going to leave anything behind...''''Granny would n''t go, would she?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | sleep?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | so I said to his lordship What the hell is this?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | something magical in the child, have you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | sorry?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | suck her blood?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | sunlight- deadly?. |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | tea?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | they asked,''Is it going to rain before the harvest?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | they ca n''t turn themselves into some sort of mist, then?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | think it was all about? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | was it three for a girl? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | was the light the way in, or the way out? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | we might... you would n''t, would you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | we ought to tie her up?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | well, ca n''t you let her get on with it? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | well, something''s got to go, has n''t it?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | well, the baby was even called Esme, was n''t she? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | what compassion? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | what did you call them?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | what''s Granny going to say?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | white wine?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | who are they?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | who is this we''re supposed to be looking at?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | who shall we have for breakfast?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | why are you looking at me like that?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | why do they say right as ninepence"? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you again?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you bite five necks, and in two months''time you get a lake of blood of your very own?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you do n''t like me very much, do you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you do n''t mind, do you?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you do n''t want to turn it into another Agnes Nitt, do you? |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you gentlemen have been turned out by the vampires, have ye?'' |
Carpe Jugulum - Terry Pratchett | you''re taking our country?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Funnelweb? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Never trust a wizard over sixty- five? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''''Do n''t they ask what things do before they poke them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''''Two? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''''Why did he have to go to prison?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A battler to the end, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A big brown colt leadin''''em?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A dwarf?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A group of Unseen University wizards are seriously considering putting to sea on an edible boat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A leather sack?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A soft- boiled- egg tree?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''A whole continent being created out of nothing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, the old"How Many Fingers Am I Holding Up?" |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, this is a kitchen, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you want one of the gourmet meat pies, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ai know you are engaged on University business, but should there be all these cracks? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, but why not go and get the thing yerself?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''All that smiting talk does n''t really work, does it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Always the same, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I dead this time?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I smiling?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Among wizards?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''An''you''re gon na come here and make a lot of cracks about us all drinkin''beer and fightin''and talkin''funny, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And I''ll meet comrades whose strengths and skills will be a great help to me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And a sail with what looks very much like rigging?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And all this, er, this sex is done by unskilled labour?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And can you guess where we ended up?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you notice something about the driftwood, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you see that sign on his desk?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And go for many miles over parched and trackless terrain?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And have we got any of those pies, you know, the ones with the egg inside them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And how will I know I''ve done it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And is there cake or not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And it does n''t hurt?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And it''s no good one of them on the way down thinking,"Hey, maybe I should waggle my claws a bit,"is it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And maybe you can show me how? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And ninety- three words for being sick?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And no one''s ever studied them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And now you''re going to tell me what the hell you''re talking about?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And on the inside?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And some people might pick holes in the suggestion that you could, philosophically speaking, sell lengths of the rope before the hanging?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And that wrinkling?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And the flaming cows?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And the other one, the one that is not the, uh, female? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And then got up the beach and all the way to this battle?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And then it drops out of the sky?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And they eat prey up to —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And those dark things?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And water is n''t? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And we''d all get on it, would we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what about the bodies?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are those flowers on the top?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what exactly will your role be, Arch- chancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what have you been up to while we''ve been doing all this hard work, pray?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what kind of meat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what sort of thing do they do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what will you do, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''m I supposed to do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s the tradition?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And when I get to where I''m going, what am I supposed to do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And where is he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And where is that, exactly?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And you can show me where this is, can you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And you meet all kinds of people?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, you, Mrs Whitlow? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of a magic sword?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Any good?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Any idea where we are yet, Mister Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Any ideas, anyone? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Any volunteers to look inside the Librarian?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone called in a doctor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone feel anything odd?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone got any more ideas?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone guess what it is yet?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know what he died of?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone remember Archchancellor Bewdley''s boots?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything else?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything resembling potatoes in there, chaps?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, two gods of evolution would n''t be a bad thing, would they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Apes? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t there any rivers here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you ashamed?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they throwing stuff on to the roof?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we all here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we going to die?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we moving?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we talking teeth and stings and fangs?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Senior Wrangler? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you coming the raw prawn?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you coming the raw prawn?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you gods too?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to do some magic?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you standing behind Stibbons there, or are you sitting on this rock over here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you suggesting that my pies ai n''t right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure about the wheels?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure there are n''t any dangerous creatures on this island?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you thinking about it working on salt?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Arethey sharks, do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''At four in the morning? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''At least I expect this is a home from home for you, eh, sir?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Aw, strain the flaming cows, you do n''t believe all that stuff, do you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Awk?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Awk?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Baah?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ballads?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Bare naked lady?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Be what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Beaut, are n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Because we are not, and I want to make this very clear, we are not doing this in order to enjoy ourselves, is that understood?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Because — Well, how did you get here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Beetles?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Before or after the customers have bitten into them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Begone from this place lest I visit you with cake?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Big place, Bugarup? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Bit of a mess in here, is n''t there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Bracing air up here, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Bugarup?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But I expect we ought to be ready to protect him, eh, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But how? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But in any case —''''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But is lying on your side in a mud hole with your wheels spinning a very important niche?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But it''s not exactly commemorative, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But surely the purpose of — I mean, would n''t it be nice if you ended up with some creature that started to think about the universe —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But what about all the fishing nets and coconuts?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But would you mind telling me what you was doing just before you stole the sheep?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But would you say that it looks as if it is actually girting?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''But you think women would really decide to spend their life with a man just because he can swing a big mallet?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''By"Hell"do you mean some hot red place?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t be hollow, can it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t see things that do n''t move?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you sell it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a go?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a trial run?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can he do miracles, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can someone go and get me one of his floating meat pies with extra tomato sauce? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can that happen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we at least send out for some breakfast?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we look inside?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hear that thunder?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hop that past me again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you pass me that box of antennae? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you sprinkle coconut on top of it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Chair?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Chocolate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Clancy, after we get back to the station, go on into town and call in at the Pastoral Hotel and bring back as many corks as they''ve got, willya?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Clancy?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Coconut flakes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I help with that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could n''t you have had a bath, or a dip or something? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could someone separate my ankles, please? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could we build some?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you get treatment for premature incineration?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you throw down a creeper?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''D''yew think we can buy a cart in this place NoThingfjord?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Dean, form a working party to consider our survival in unknown, shark- infested waters, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Dean, will you please take something for that cough?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did Mrs Whitlow like her stateroom?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did anyone ever meet Mr Whitlow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he have any last words?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did it work?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t he go off to fetch some bananas?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t seem very bothered, did he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you find it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you hear something?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see a kangaroo walk into this wall?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see that nut in the Museum of Quite Unusual Things?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you tell Charley that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Didja see who threw that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t I get a trial?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t they say that a big bank of cloud means there''s land ahead?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you understand plain language?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they go off bang or something?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you get about much?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you give them any instructions before you let them out?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know anything about boats, Dean? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know some of the things that have been inside it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know, I''ve never actually seen one of these?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind if I make notes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind not humming that tune? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think she might be?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think that is EcksEcksEcksEcks, by any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want the gourmet pies or the ordinary?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it have a figurehead?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it say who it''s by?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that book say if monkeys have pulses?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that matter?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Does this Creator have a name?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Drop- bears? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Dry?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarf bread?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Eeek?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Eek?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Eek?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, can I have a chair and a towel and two mirrors and a comb?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, excuse me,''Rincewind began, as the man set off in pursuit,''but is this the right road to Bugar —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, can we tread on ants or not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, sir, but exactly what kind of god are you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me,''he said,''but do you need an assistant?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me,''said Mrs Whitlow, in as sharp a tone as she cared to use around the wizards,''but will someone introduce this gentleman to me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Facing terrible dangers?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Faculty meeting, gentlemen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Feels like it, does n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''First,''said Rincewind,''what fruit have we got?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''For free?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Found anything to eat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Found anything?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''From the top?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Getting creatures to make themselves, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Give us a hand to get it on the wagon, willya?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Give us a hand up, will you, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Give us a kiss, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Good thing we found out in time, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, now I — Is that my underwear? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Good? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Gooseberry?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Got any requests for your last breakfast?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Got any string?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Got no use for it now, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Got to do it properly, have n''t I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has Charley drunk all the beer, do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has anyone ever had a Famous Last Run?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has anyone got any tobacco?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it occurred to anyone else that those pods are remarkably rectangular?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Has this place got cellars?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have You Looked In All Your Pockets?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you ever seen rain?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you noticed that by running away you end up in more trouble?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever huffed on a cold mirror?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever noticed how time goes slower in big spaces?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever seen any of this evolution happening?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you gone totally Bursar? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got some more of that beer? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He bit him? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He ca n''t do that, can he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s got books and books about croquet in his room, did you know that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s having rather a long bath, is n''t he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s not Rincewind, is he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s still alive, is n''t he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s supposed to sort out the details, is n''t he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Here? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, are n''t you one of the foreign wizards?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, what''s going on? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Higher?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How about a nice meat pie upside down in a big bowl of mushy green peas covered with tomato sauce?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you at slime?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you reliably tell the difference?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How come we''ve never heard of it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How come you''re speaking my language, mystery voice?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How did he do that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get down here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How do I know? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How do mountains get on the ground?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How do they go about that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know I''m a wizard?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How does the process work, exactly? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How does your species go about it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How fast are those walls closing in, would you say?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How fast was I supposed to go?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How fast was that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How hard can it be to build a boat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How high is this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have these paintings been here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How mad is that, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How many Ecksian ships have you ever seen in Ankh- Morpork? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How many arrows is that going to stop, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of them have put"too- ra- la, too- ra- la addity"in the chorus?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How much beer did I have last night, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How much beer did he drink?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How much magic does it take to create a continent?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How old am I, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How old do you feel? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How was I paying for my beer, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you like a brief trip around the lagoon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d it get made?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s he doing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s the Librarian doing, Mister Stibbons? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I dare n''t look,''he said, and added,''What are they doing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I have, have n''t I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I lost all the money Mad gave me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, I die anyway, do n''t I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, I''d know, would n''t I? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, chocolate coconuts, yes, and even filter- tipped cigarettes, but a boat with a figurehead?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, how do we know if it''s old age or not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant, what is it that you''re the god of?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I reckon if we went and saw Idle Ahmed and got him to open up his shop we might get some —''''Strawberries?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, what about this cake you''re supposed to have?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, this beer''s good, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I should kick you in the ribs again, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I should n''t be surprised, should I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose he would n''t have done anything stupid, would he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose someone could have sailed here, could n''t they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose there is n''t a butter plant anywhere, is there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose this is n''t Slakki, by any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you''re not intending to shoot your own grandfather, by any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I told you time and space were all stirred up, did n''t I? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if it''s the same Gert?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll go down first, shall I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll leave you to work it out, shall I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll look for the pubs with the mauve umbrellas outside, shall I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m feeling a lot better, all right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not complaining, of course, but are n''t these sultry maids generally black- haired? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not going to get any of that, though, am I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve already saved the country, have I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve changed things that already happened long ago?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got nothing? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''If it was the poop deck, how would we know?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''If we had n''t had that sack of dwarf bread we''d —''''— never have been able to club the sharks to death?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''In the meantime, why do n''t you take a seat and enjoy the rather wonderful sheets, I mean sunshine?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Incidentally, did any of you notice that rather clever inadvertent joke just then? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed, Dean? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Indigenous? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he supposed to stand up on those things? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is his nose supposed to be cold, or what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a monster?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it going to be dangerous, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it just me,''the Dean asked,''or are we marooned thousands of miles and thousands of years from home?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it true that your life passes before your eyes before you die?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that interesting? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that"snagged as a wombat''s tonker"?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a yo- yo?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that entirely wise, sir?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that good?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any chance that you''re going to fall asleep in a chair opposite this cell with your keys fully exposed on a table in front of you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything to eat here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything to eat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there some difficulty?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there some sort of problem, sirs?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this going to happen again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this the poop deck?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this the same kind of water that floats through the sky and gouges out big caves in rocks?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It ca n''t be Mrs Whitlow, can it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It is, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It may not have happened already yet, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It never does that here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It sounds very exciting, do n''t you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It was tomato sauce, all right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It would?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a bit of a bottomer, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a bit slow, innit?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s all one to you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s for the ballad, see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not as though I''ve got time to waste, okay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s one big place? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like that, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Just take me to this university of yours, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Just the tonic for the poor old chap, an hour or two under that sun?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Just"Mad"? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Kangaroo, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Kangaroo?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Lemmings, sir?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Let us say I''m inching my way to the possibility that they might be, shall we? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s try that again, shall we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s try to get back to sleep, shall we? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Like a raft, you mean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, Clancy —''''He''d go fishing or something, would n''t he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, you giant jumping rat, I''ve made it to the docks, okay? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen,''he said,''if we do n''t sink our differences they''ll sink us, understand? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen,''said the god,''I happen to be the god in these parts, do you understand? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Little drops of water flying through the air, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at the way they''re lying down, willya? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, lad, take that thing outside, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, this place was n''t finished, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Lucky for them if they could, though, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Made a lot of them, has he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''May I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe Mrs Whitlow could make him some hot nourishing soup?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe with some coconut on the top?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Mess? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Mwaa?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Never seen one before?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''New brewery? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''New?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No need to look like that,''s better than having to stand around in the cold all morning, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No one brought any suitable spells?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No quality control of any description?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No worries, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No worries?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No worries?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No worries?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I''d like to leave it here —''''How about you putting my mate down?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No, because —''''— I have n''t already done it yet?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No, no, no, that''s when you chuck a twister, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''No, no, that ca n''t be right, surely?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Noelene being —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Now she''s laughing, is n''t she?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, Rincewind, how about a nice one of Fair Go''s pie floaters, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, if you can sort of nudge us all together, then perhaps you could push us towards the shore? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, shall we go and look at this boat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, you going to leave him alone, Wally?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Of where, precisely?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, what can you think of me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, where can I put my face?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, you do n''t think they''re the purpose of the whole business, do you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, and how do you know that, Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, did he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is it any good? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is that it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, like Bonza Charlie''s Beaut Sieve? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, look, someone please do something for the Senior Wrangler, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so they do n''t drop out of the sky?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, that''s a bookmark, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, that''s a street, is it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, the Dean''s not a bad bloke when you get to know him — What''s up?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, this is a carnival, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you looking for a fight too, stubby?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''On the other hand, would you prefer it if everyone remembered the alternative?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''On the outside? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''One footprint?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''One of everything, remember?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''One of us must know his name, surely? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''One what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ooh, is n''t that sweet? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook ook?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Or a different species, perhaps?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Otherwise they''d be taking your job, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Out of the sky?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pass the bread- and- butter- pudding fruit, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pass the custard squash, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps if I made the tyres bigger?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps the hole will open again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Permission to come aboard, sir?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pineapples? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ponder, would you mind just throwing the Senior Wrangler in the sea for a moment?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Possibly the lack of mental balance means there''s nothing to impede physical stability?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Pretty colours, ai n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready to give it a real go, Rinso?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really Pants? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, Stibbons? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember old"Dicky"Bird?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember poor old Wally Sluwer?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember that last one we called up? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember what we''d say in those days?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Rinso?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sand?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Say again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Say again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Say again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See that little vine just by the Senior Wrangler there? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Senior Wrangler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sex?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sh''tupl Wh''spr''boyden?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''She walks differently without her shoes on, does n''t she? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Should Ai kneel?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Should I get up, do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Should we swim for the shore?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Shut up, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Skinny fella? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So I expect no one will miss a little bit, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So I''ll probably get killed if I lose, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So exactly how does it work, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So how can we get some more?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So how do you explain fossils, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So just shut up, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So we should have worn bigger boots?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''s going to happen to me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So why have n''t we seen him?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So, since your night''s ruined, why not just show me where the docks are?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So, you want me to make a pudding? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Some sort of rat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone just wanders along when a world''s all finished and slings down an extra continent?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone mentioned something about food?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Something odd, see?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Something that takes a really really long time to prepare?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Something wrong?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Souvenir piece of the rope they''re gon na hang him with? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Start all over again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Start whipping that cream right now, y''hear?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Stibbons, are you sure you want to stay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Still, no worries, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Stop you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Strike you as odd, does it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Studied what? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Such a change to meet a real gentleman, is n''t it, girls?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Such as what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Sure? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely there''s some sort of a cure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Survival of the fastest, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Talking?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That one gets used a lot?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That some kind of foreign stuff?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That the Dean, Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That works, does it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s all?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s good, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s the tradition, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''The leguminous vegetable? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''The vicious and merciless killers of the sea that do n''t even stop to chew?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''The wet what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why do they ask?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s a key?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''These are carnival floats, are n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''They do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''They float, do n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''They poke things and then say,"What does this do?" |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re boiling?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''They''ve got some sort of cabin or station, have they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Thif worrying you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Thin fellow, was he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Think what? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''This is a university, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''This is another one of those late- night, after- the- pub foods, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''This is good, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''This is —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Tigers, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Trunkie, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Try and keep it up for longer this time, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Try to keep up, will you, Bursar?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Twenty feet high? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Volunteered, has he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Volunteering for a bit of bookshelf tidying yourself, are you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Volunteers?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Want the camel?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to go back down again?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to stay on here? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that me who just said that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there any of that rum left, by the way?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there room with all the camels?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Water sprinkling out of the sky, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t want them knocking over trees and buildings, do we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We tried making one of these – what were they called? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll say no more about it, shall we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re in for a bit of a blow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re inside the Luggage?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re mates, ai n''t we? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We, er —''''It''s a little prank, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We- ell, I''ll say it will, shall I? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''We- ell, it would n''t look good in the ballad, would it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well then, is she due in —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I''m generally in agreement, but what would you suggest instead?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, have you got something like Maxwell''s Impressive Separator?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, he has n''t, really, has he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, how do you think it got on the ground in the first place?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, how do you think the water gets into them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it''s not like, you know, building on over the stables, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it''s obvious, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, let''s just talk about that, shall we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, some supper, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what are we put here for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, yes, but they''re a bit limited, are n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Were you boiling your billy, by any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Wh''sa pri''boyden?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Wha''d''yew want a trial for, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Mrs Whitlow? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about food? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about that one you used yesterday,"as busy as a one- armed carpenter in Smackaroo"?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the Senior Wrangler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the higher lifeforms?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the sharks?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about this weather, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you, Runes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about, well, what about the elephant, for a start?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What about?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What all?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What are the gentlemen doing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What are we supposed to do about that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing, Senior Wrangler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I say?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What can we do for him?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he want to go there for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I look like?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do people usually call you, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do we want their weapons for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you call it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, gone?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What does it look like? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What does that mean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly is it you wish to know?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to the kangaroo?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to the well known Ecksian reputation for good- hearted friendliness, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if we fall in the water?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What in?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it, Mrs Whitlow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What kangaroo waf that, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What kangaroo?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of escape is that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of question is that to ask me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of thing is that to say?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you say this, boy?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you think that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What now?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What of?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we tell Mrs Whitlow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell would I want to do that for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that all about?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you doing with it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you do with a magic sword?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you have done, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What you need is a creature that is resourceful and adaptable, am I right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What – old Fair Go?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d we want water in the rivers for? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do now?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you gon na do, wait till it''s finished? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you talking about, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s causing that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in this stuff?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it you know? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s old age for an orang- utan? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s one of them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s she wearing, Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s so special about hay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that got to do with the price of feet?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that you''re drawing, Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that you''re riding, an ironing board?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, old chap?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the cure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this say? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with you fellows? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, in a couple of seconds? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, just like that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, like shuffling cards?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, not one?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, one scratch for"yes", one for"no"? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the one of the kangaroo?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''What?You sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''When old"Windows"McPlunder what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''When you''re heading in the right direction?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did he find them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you drift in from, curly?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you last see them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where do you live?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where was I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where would you like me to start?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''d you blow in from?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the Librarian?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which of you fellows did that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which of you is going to test it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one''s that, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which ones go rabbit, rabbit, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way''s Bugarup?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are —? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who cares?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who says education is a bad thing, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''ll tread on the ant? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s a pretty boy, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s the archivist?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s to say we did n''t?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who, me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose legsare dese?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why am I so small?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you running away without even listening to what I have to say?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ca n''t you tell me her name? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do they call him Crocodile?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does everyone ask me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why exactly have I got this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is n''t there anyone else here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not, Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I be frightened of you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re they going so fast?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s there all corks round it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s this sheep in my cell?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you look at that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''With red hair?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Worked that one out, have you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Would it be an accident like a particular page being torn out leaving only a lingering bananary aroma?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you be interested in hearing what else is odd about this place?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to blow your nose?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Wzt?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Y''know that sticky brown stuff you made? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye gawds, what''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye gods, what''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but what''s it called?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yep?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, boss?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but how does it know that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, what is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yew all know I''ve had it for bloody ages, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yew do n''t want the money?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Yew know when you was caught?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You a wizard, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Senior Wrangler? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, boss?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You and this rain stuff – you''ve got to be connected, yes? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You are an atheist god?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You are in a bad way, are n''t you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You call that a knife?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You can tell, ca n''t you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You can?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You could n''t perhaps just hang me by the neck until I''m sorry?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t shave this morning?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You did this to people because they stole your hat? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think just, you know, moving the legs about would be simpler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You from the agency, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You going to stand here and fish again? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You got a first name? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You just ca n''t wait, can you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You kiddin''me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know like with a jigsaw puzzle? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know those days you get when you just snap at everyone?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what a wizard is? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what we do to people who go back on a bet round here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know, I''ve often wondered about that one —''''What''s she describing now?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You know? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean I''m getting this for being a good sport?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean as simple as finding a way to move through time and space?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he was n''t in a famous last- stand shoot- out with the Watch?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the game with cards?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the one that says,"The Buck Starts Here"?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean we could wedge him in the branches?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean we just have to wait for it to walk into a tree?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean we missed dinner?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you''ve got me cornered and you are n''t going to arrest me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You noticed something odd about this alley?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You okay, mifter?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You pullin''my leg?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You really are wizards, are n''t you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You said,"What was that?"'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You saw how quickly it changed, did n''t you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You see, Stibbons —''''Are you sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You seen a mob of horses go by, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You takin''the piss?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I should?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I''d make a better Archchancellor, do n''t you, Bursar?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think that taking him out there would be just the thing for the Librarian, do you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think that''s a beak?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think they''re too small? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should pour a bucket of water on yez?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You want me to start shooting at people?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You want some grub?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You what? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t like to stay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d prefer it the other way around?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a wizard, are you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re here to show us how it''s done, eh, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re letting me out?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not thirsty?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re really the god in these parts?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re taking this seriously, are you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re thinking: what kind of bird stops flyin''around for a quick smoke?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re trying to tell me you''ve got a tower that''s taller at the top than it is at the bottom?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got a better suggestion, I suppose?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got a bow, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got something against dwarfs?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve seen it before, did n''t you realize? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''Youse wanta nother beer?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''ere, mistah?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ''— so I said —''''I suppose you''d get coconuts here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | A dusky one?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | A peeping torn, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | A place where beer goes flat within five seconds? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | A shark''s got your leg? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | A sudden rush of nostalgia for the old alma mater, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | After all, everyone talked about the weather, did n''t they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | After all, what would it eat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | After forty years?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | All arvo, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Am I getting this right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Am I on the right road for —?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And back in the really old days, had n''t soldiers been paid in salt? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And exactly how do you work that out?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And get a grip onyourself, will you, Dean? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And he swore as he hacked and hacked at a can of beer, saying,''What kind of idiots put beer in tins?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And her name?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And how many have ever changed into birds on the way down, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And is there a point to this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And it is rather bullying people, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And look at yourself, willya?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And occult symbols made out of sequins? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And putting pockets on everything? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And that logpile is a pub?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And that''s where you''re going?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And we''ve got some cream?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And what kind of meat is in it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And what''re we doing to get the grub? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And when did you meet him?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And where, when you get right down to it, are the lapels? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | And you know the really annoying thing? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Another shovelful of earth arced on to the heap, and the voice said, rather more quietly: 1 wonder if you can eat flies?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Any idea how we can find the right ants?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got a torch? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, no one''d employ a one- armed carpenter, would they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Archchancellor?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are there any big laundry baskets around, which will happily get tipped down a chute to the outside world?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are we all still here? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, Senior Wrangler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are you bipedal by habit? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are you on the stage at all?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Arnold, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | At a time like this, why lie? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Basically it was just fruit and cream and custard, was n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Big lady, bulky dress, possibly wears a hood which can be pulled down to cover a lot of her face?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Big white bags of water? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Bill, it''s obvious, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Bloody useless wizard? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Boring?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Bridge?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Bunch of wowsers, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Busiest port in the world, ai n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | But where are the trees and bushes and grasses?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | But would he listen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | But you must''ve been there yourself?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | By any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you give me any hints?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can I have another beer? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can I interest you in anything, mate?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can he do that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can you get us out of here, Trunkie?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can you give me a hand out?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell me what happens when I do this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Cat?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Comes in pods?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Comfortable, is he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Coming a raw prawn? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Dean, will you shut up? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Dean? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Did any of you do any magic just then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone hit me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Did you know what a nasty rash you can get from being rolled across coral? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Didja? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t ask me why — What was that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t they call you anything else, though?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you have some rainmaking spells or something?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do the females accompany you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do they use special tools?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do you all understand me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do you brachi- ate? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do you mean someone else is doing it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Do you wish to make your own beds in future? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Does it look as though it''s girting to you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | EcksEcksEcksEcks, do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Enjoy it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Er, do you think your ghost will be heard if people pass by the billybong, or not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Er, what are you doing there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ever tried spaghetti and custard?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows that, do n''t they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Everyone likes dressing up, do n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Everyone likes some comfy cushions when they''re feeling a little under the weather, do n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Exactly?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Excitement? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Finally one of them said, in a stunned voice, That''s sheep- shearing where yew come from, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | For a wiry little devil like that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | For the beach?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Good for wounds, was n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Got that box on legs thingy?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Hard to believe, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Has it got a harbour?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Has it got holes cut out in unusual places? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of such a thing? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Have you had your lid pierced?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked at the horizon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Have you noticed?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He glanced up at the listening shelves. POSSIBLY IT WOULD BE SIMPLER IF I ASKED FOR A LIST OF THE HARMLESS CREATURES OF THE AFORESAID CONTINENT? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He looked at the Dean, hesitated, and then said,''Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He looked back up at Rincewind and said,''Can you fire a crossbow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He was called Ronald Pants, so of course when anyone heard that they said —''''Oh, is that all?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He''d done everything he was supposed to do, had n''t he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He''ll be outside selling stuff to the crowd, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | He''s not supposed to stand up, is he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How about some authentic native art?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How are they normally made, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How bad could it be? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How can you have any kind of costume without at least forty useful pockets? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How could you ever make any progress against minds like that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How d''you think you''ve survived so far? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How did the camels get here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How do Ecksians know when they''ve got there? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How do skinless sausages hold together, Mister Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How do we sail this vegetable, Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How does it work with, say, trees?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How hard could it be? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How high, precisely? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How is any- one supposed to get anything done?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How long has it been a rule?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How many of you are there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How many types of carnivorous plants are there, Mister Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How many ways are there out of here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How much worse could it be? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How often do newcomers confuse the two?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How shiny is it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How should I know something like that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How''s it get up into the sky, then? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I BEG YOUR PARDON, ALBERT? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I BEG YOUR PARDON? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I assume that means you are less wise?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I at least cleaned all the beans off —''''Well, we''re not actually alone, are we? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I bet it only took a second or two for this place to be here for thousands of years, see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I could''ve been flamed by dragons, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I know this may seem a somewhat esoteric question, but what''s in the meat pies?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I know this may seem like a foolish question,''said Rincewind, trying to dislodge a gooseberry pip from a tooth cavity,''but why me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I mean, even compared to the buildings around here? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I mean, how would it work?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I mean, if the bush just hopes that butts are going to be dropped around the place, who does it think is going to smoke them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I mean, there''re no plants or animals, are there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I mean, they were bound to have done something, were n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I might tread on an ant and this''d affect history and I would n''t be born?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you are the Luggage, are n''t you, and not some kangaroo in disguise? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you do know where he is, do you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I told her that''s not the way you''re supposed to eat them, but would she listen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I told him, trying for the surf championship is fine, and ballgowns are fine, but both together? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I went through all that for a load of hay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | I''m going to know how to find food in the bush, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If I can just lie low until we''re a few streets away, that''s all I ask —''''You know what this is, do n''t you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If I know a pond is round then why should I draw it oval? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If I was a vegetable, I''d want to make myself useful in a hurry, yes? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If other creators go around leaving ruddy great empty oceans, someone''s bound to fill''em up, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If some god somewhere had said,''Let there be light,''they''d be the ones to say things like''Why? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If you have to ask"What kind of meat is in it?" |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | If you''ll excuse us a moment, Mrs Whitlow? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Impressed, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | In yourself?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is my dinner likely to be brought in by a young lady carrying, and this is important, carrying a tray covered with a cloth?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it perfect? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that a woman?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is that a stud? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is the heat getting to you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is there any breakfast?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is there anywhere Ai could have a bath, do you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is there something wrong, Stibbons? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is this a signal of some sort? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is this some sort of signal?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Is your colleague ill?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It has to drop out of the sky in order to get underground in the first place, does n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It looked, in fact, like —''Pea soup?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It would be terrible to think that some impatient deity might part the clouds and say,''Damn, are you lot still here? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s Always The Same, Is n''t It?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s a magical illness, so we ought to be able to cook up a magical cure, ought n''t we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s all gone, has it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s no good coming home and just saying you were shipwrecked for two years and ate winkles, is it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s not a patch on the kind of danger you used to get when we were lads, eh, Senior Wrangler, what what? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s one to remember?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s only a name, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | It''s personal remarks now, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Killed''em all, didja?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Like, where the docks are?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Makes yew despair of human nature, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Meat pie in pea soup and tomato sauce?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | My parents would have said something like,"Do n''t worry about Uncle Charlie, he''s supposed to smell like that,"would n''t they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Named after an opera singer?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | No sign of the chap himself?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | No swank, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | No? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Not quite suitable for the veldt?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Nothing was exactly what it turned out to be, even the sparrows talked, or at least tried to say,''Who''s a pretty boy, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Now, you''ll have to concentrate about this bit, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yes, got to be pretty old, tens of thousands of years, except —''''Except what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Oh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Only me and Trunkie here''– he gave the Luggage a kick –''were heading off, were n''t we, Trunkie?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | PARDON? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Pardon?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Part of him wanted to say,''Hah, you call this a temporal disturbance? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Patriarchality? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps we could set up a student exchange, that sort of thing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps we should just sit and wait? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you''d better let me go, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ponder heard himself say,''Remember old"Cruddy"Trusset? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ponder?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Presumably extra orifices are required?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ready? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Remember when that little soprano left to marry that drover? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Remember?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ridcully looked blank for a moment, and then said quietly:''Faculty meeting, gentlemen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ridcully took it, sniffed it, held it up to his ear and shook it, and then said quietly:''Show me where you found it, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ridcully? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Scruffy beard? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So he would n''t be busy, would he?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So how long have you been mad? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So run along and get some bananas, will you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So why did n''t you go?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | So, I expect you do n''t need us any more, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Some of the things that got created in the old days, well, a cigarette bush is very small beer by comparison, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Some sort of cooling arrangement, perhaps?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Split down the middle? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Stibbons said it was"a sarong"and I —''''What''s that she''s carrying?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Suppose I am just about to die and this is my whole life passing in front of my eyes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Supposing someone was in a country who should n''t be there? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | TELL ME, WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF THIS PLACE? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | THROAT A BIT PARCHED? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Tell you what, why not turn me into somethin''bad? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That Rincewind fellow''s bound to be along in a few millennia?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That dress has seen better days, has n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That was someone''s name?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''d be right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s a very definite sort of word, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s just some old story, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s not a problem, is it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s not supposed to happen, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s rather a lot of trouble to go to just for dung, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s what you let it do where you come from, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s what you''ve got to beat, see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | That''s where you say what''s in them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The Death of Rats struggled madly. SQUEAK? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The ability to ask questions like''Where am I and who is the"I"that is asking?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The beard gets longer as more wisdom is acquired?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The beer''s warmer?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The last piece is the right shape but you have to turn it round to fit? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The length of the hair improves the operation of the cognitive functions? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The little blighters keep chargin''over cliffs, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The more geography you''ve got, the less hist''ry, ever notice that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The native in this case, perhaps, being you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The old temporal gland ca n''t allow you to remember being fourteen when you''re not even thirteen yet, you follow me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The rope?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The sharks?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The sun will burn out, the seas will dry up, but this chap will be there, you mark my — Hello? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The things some of the sailors say they see in the sky?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | The whole universe in one small sack?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Then he called up:''Do any of you know someone called Dibbler?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Then he said,''It''s the rope, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Then why are you here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There likely to be a book like that in there, Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There was only one cigarette tree, was n''t there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There''ll be a small prize for the winner, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There''s always some joker — oh really?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There''s even a black leather bookmark, see?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | There''s no point in turning into a bird a bit at a time, is there? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They heard the god shout,''It what?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They say things like,"You call that dangerous? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They were vegetarian, were n''t they? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They''d asked questions like: How many studs has it got? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They''re like sheep, okay?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | They''re soft, see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Think it''ll work, boss? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | This may not seem a good time to ask,''said Rincewind,''but are you a kangaroo, by any chance?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Thousands of years in the past?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Time happens to space and space happens to time —''''You know, I think there could be plum in it, too?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | To which the reply is: well? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Twenty thousand years?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Um, can I help you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Understood? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU LIKE A PRAWN? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Want a jam sandwich? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was it just possible that someone had invented a regional speciality you could eat? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t it a basic principle never to let your employer know what it is you actually do all day? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t that just typical? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t that where the word salary came from? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Was there something else he had n''t done? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Water falling out of the sky? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Water makes great big holes in rock?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | We might find out why mankind is here, although that is more complicated and begs the question''Where else should we be?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | We must have dragged loads of stuff for the fire, and it''s all natural timber, do you notice that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | We''ll give you a count to ten, all right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Well, Dean, help us with the others, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Well, call me Mister Silly, but it might just prove that I was n''t trying to steal the damn sheep, might n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Well, he could look on the bright side, could n''t he? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Well, it did float, did n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Well, what''s your point? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Were you having a rest?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What about it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What about protection of the magical ecology?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What about the little man, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What are you gurgling about, man?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What are you staring at my hair for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What d''you want all that for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What did he know about rocks and caves in these parts? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What did he say?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What did you think it was all for?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What direction am I supposed to go?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do they know about a day''s work? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you advise?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you call this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you do if they spit in your eye, blow up the country?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you do instead? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you suggest? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, Charley?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, Dean?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What good''s that going to do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What is its part in all this? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What kind of bare naked lady? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What sort of people would we be if we did n''t go into the Library?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What sort of quest is that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What sort of question is that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What was it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What was the man talking about? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What were you thinking of?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What will we take with us? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What would it do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What would the land do? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What would those nice ladies think if they saw you dressing up like this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''d it do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s deadly about prawns?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s everyone so excited about?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s in all those boxes?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s in it for them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s odd about that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s one of them?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s that thing called?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s that thing you''re playing with, man?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What''s the point of these seeds they keep making? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What, when you get right down to it, is in it for me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Whatever happened?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | When this place was made there was n''t much space and time left over to work with, see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | When was the last time you saw a duck that did n''t have peas round it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where are the wings? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where can I put the gold embroidery? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where was it he wanted to go, Clancy?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where were the six- armed, six- eyed monkeys pinwheeling through the jungle canopy? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where''re you from, mister?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the Bursar?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the bloody water gone?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Which way did we come in?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Which way to go? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | While they''re plunging towards the rocks?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who Goes There?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who of you did that?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who smokes the ciga rettes? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who''s been feedin''you a line about drop- bears?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who''s game for a brisk trot around the island? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Who''ve we got who knows anything about geography?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why am I asking? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t people here like him? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why does it have to be so skimpy? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why is it a boat shape?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why not, anyway? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why not?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why should my brush lie to you just because my eye lies to me? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why try to turn everything into a big mystery? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Why''s he callin''it Mono Island?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | With a thermometer in his mouth?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t that do?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Worked out what yew''re gon na say on the gallows, have yer? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Would I be seen dead in something like that? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to see?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Y''know, I''ve been travellin''this road for years and this is the first time anyone''s ever dared to hitch a lift?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Ye gods, is a drop of rain too much to ask? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | Yes, that''s actually quite a good word, is n''t it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You arguing?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You can talk?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You dare fire magic at me?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You did n''t expect people to get nasty just because you''d said something like,''My word, when did it last rain here?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t know that but you think you''re entirely qualified to know how the whole universe was put together, do you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mind, do you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You faid,"Ftrain the fraying crones, a dollar a time for giving fheep a haircut? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You know the worst part? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You know, making people out of clay, old toenails, and so on? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You mean to say the trees were at it like knives the whole time?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You paint these bits before assembly, do you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You remember? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You want I should go after that bloke?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You want me to start shooting at people?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You want to stay with us a while first? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''d see some damn stupid creatures wandering around, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''re dead? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''re the Archchancellor of what, precisely? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''ve been stung by a jellyfish? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got to ask yourself what''s in it for the bush, you see? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got to sort it out, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | [ 8]''What''s he doing there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | a beard?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | a morning snack?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | all right, all right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | and that chase, eh? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | and''I thought I sent a memo out about people bringing in potted plants,''and''What d''you call that thing with the keyboard?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | be obvious, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | birds?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | but not for very long?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | could you help me, madam?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | created?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | croquet? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | did you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | elephants can make more elephants?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | front part of the chicken, Mrs Whitlow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | gentlemen? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | girt by sea, is it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | glued together differently, right?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | had to go somewhere, did you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | have we started the competition yet?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | have you had your holidays this year, then?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | hello?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | hello?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | honestly, how much longer are they going to be?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | is that wrong?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | is there anyone who you do n''t want to go back where they came from?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | it does n''t get filled up much, does it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | joining us, Mrs, er, Whitlow?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | look?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | mad?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | no worries, right? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | now let me see, do any names spring to mind? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | nuptial activity"?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | pointy creature, but it had n''t been his fault, had it? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | presumably there was a Mr Whitlow, sir?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | said the Dean, waving his hand,''pass me the rum, will you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | said,''Hooray, there''s a rosebush?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | sandwiches?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | sharks are the other ones, are n''t they?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | singing a song?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | sir? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | some tomato sauce, maybe?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | something off you?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | squids I have n''t got?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | squids?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | start reading a long book?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | swarm, is n''t it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | testy, was it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | this stuff? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | time?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | try things?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | was n''t there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | we''re wizards, are n''t we?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | well, how do you get flowers and things at the moment?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what are you talking about, Mister Stibbons?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what did you think?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what do you think of it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what kind of a tree were you under?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what kind of music would you like to listen to, eh?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what more could any natural philosopher dream of? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what was it that you actually meant?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what''s Ecksian for going mad with terrified fatigue and collapsing in a boneless heap?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what''s kangaroo for"You are needed for a quest of the utmost importance"?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | what''s the meat? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | where''s Mrs Whitlow, gentlemen?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | windmills and things, were n''t there? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | with tomato sauce on it?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | would yew? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | yes, and when he saw it he knew that he —''''— was alone on an island with a crazed one- legged long- jump champion?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | yew bastard? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | you have n''t noticed a box walking around on legs, have you? |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | you see that big patch of stars over there?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | you wanted something?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | you''ve finished this?'' |
The Last Continent - Terry Pratchett | your tower''s a little bit on the small side, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Must, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | cos I''m here to help you, see? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ere, you know the robbery at All Jolson''s last month? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | scuse me, there''s no chance of a lift, is there?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A father of thirteen kids, maybe?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A man ca n''t be expected to do all that and read long words, am I right?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A man? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A question that springs to mind,''said Vimes,''is: why does it reek even worse of cat''s piss now?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A run in the snow is such a thing, is it not?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A trap? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A vampire, mmm?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A way to stop being at war? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A wolf blanket,- see? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''A wolf? The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''About the hand and ice?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''Again?'' The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett ''Ah, but you do n''t want me saying things likeHow about selling us all your fat really cheap?" |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, this must be the famous Ankh- Morpork sense of humour, yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, well, that''s always the trick, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, wolves communicate?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you''re the clerk who''s going to do all the whispering and winking while I hand around the cucumber sandwiches, are you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah,''said Inigo,''that''s the amusingly named place in Lancre, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, you think I do n''t know that one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''All about Vimes? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''All burnt?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, all right, put me down, will you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Allow me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I being taken to see something?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''An''now we know who did the bullion job, do n''t we? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''An''that job at the goldsmith''s that everyone says Crunchie Ron done-''''You done it, did you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And Detritus and Littlebottom?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And I''ve handed you Uberwald?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And a dog?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And are you going to promise me you''ll let her go?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you enjoy the opera?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you notice something just below them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And how did that happen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And if I do n''t run?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And it was you what stole fire from the gods, too, was n''t it, Duncan?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And it''s just you doing it, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And light?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And meddling with the dwarfs''affairs? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And now he''s gone and that''s one up for the vampires, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And she still writes every year? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And still my grace as well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And taught him all he knows, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s today''s invention, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And the dwarfs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And the others are-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And the reason is, she wo n''t come with us because we''re not going, are we? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And the thnow leopardth?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And the werewolves?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And then you''ll come back to Ankh- Morpork? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And then, of course, there is the other matter-''''Are you going to accuse me of stealing the Scone, too?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And then, your grace, it has been suggested that you gave a signal just before the thing came down...''''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And there''s a troll downstairs who insists on speaking to whoever''s in charge-''''Ca n''t Stronginthearm deal with it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And they must''ve been, what, forty or fifty yards away?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And tomorrow?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what about Tantony?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are you calling it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did old Stoneface say?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did you tell him about me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what else hass Ankh- Morrporrk taught you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is this event?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''re the dwarfs like?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s in the sausages?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And who gives him his orders?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And why did n''t you tell me about this before?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And why would anyone want him dead, do you think?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And wolves do n''t usually leave payment, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you do n''t mind?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you had a famous ancestor, I believe, who was a regicide?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what''d happen to you if the Thieves''Guild spotted you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you see what happens when you stand up to a werewolf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''d still swear to that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve been sent here to protect me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve come to tell me this has all been some terrible mistake?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, the noses?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, your servants?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Angua?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Angua?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Another drink?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Another werewolf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Any cherry orchards?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Any guards below?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Any minute now a door''s going to open in a tree and Fred and Nobby are going to step out, am I right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Any next of kin?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Any word on the street?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone ask dat troll dere his name?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone seen the petty cash lately?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything new overnight?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, sir, it''s the senior officer who must sign the chitty-''Colon stood up, leaning on his knuckles, and shouted,''Oh, I"must", must I? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Apart from Mister Sonky and the murderer,''said Shoe, still as patient as the grave,''was there anyone else here last night?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they on our side?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we at the bottom of a well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we by any chance talking about Wallace Sonky? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Death?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Okay?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, sir? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you awake, your grace? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you following me or what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to help me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to stop me taking my people out of here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to the werewolves''castle?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you in charge of the Watch here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you making fun of me, corporal?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you resisting arrest?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying he could have gone in twice in one day?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure the men let someone in through the door?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you do n''t mind coming?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you want to come?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you wo n''t have a drink?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you''re werewolf- proof, sergeant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Arnak- Morporak?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Assault on a superior officer, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Assault?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Aw, mustwe?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''B''dan? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Bad news, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Bad?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Bag- snatching? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Because he''s a prime suspect?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Bit of a tough choice, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Bit touchy, are n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought we all had some kind of hour- glass thing that said when we''re going to die?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But if I''m going to be shot anyway there''s no point in stopping, is there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But it is n''t, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But s''posing Mister Vimes does n''t agree? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But surely this is an emergency, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But this is n''t a real crime any more, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But we might not?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But what am I supposed to do with this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But what''s the point?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But why are n''t you-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But why was she going on about drink?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But will you try?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But you just heard me say I''m armed, yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But you said-''YES, IT IS A BIT HARD TO UNDERSTAND, ISN''T IT? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But you see it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But, anyvay- how did you like the King?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But, seven? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''But...''''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Butter on the slumpie?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t this damn thing go any faster?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I get Igor to fetch you a drink?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I give you a lift?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have your attention for a couple of minutes? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can that happen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we have that again with the gaps filled in?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you do anything for him, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get back to the Chitterling station by yourself, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you make him well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you recall what you were doing, old chap?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see Wolfgang?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see me, your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you smell water anywhere around?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you speak wolf? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you think of any reason why someone would kill him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Cheery, have you still got that silver chainmail vest you used to have?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Coffee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Commander Vimes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Constable Chert, who told you to clamp my friend''s cart?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Corporal Svetlz?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I invite you to reconsider, captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you give me a hint, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''D''kraha?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dee planned this, did he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dee? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Delicate ones?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dem deep- down dwarfs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Der crossbow ai n''t cultural?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did Dozy go to the Scone Cave at the same time every day?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I hear someone snigger?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I pass, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I tell you my brother Snorey went off to be a knockerman?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he go in before the guards change or afterwards?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he have a rope?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he mention how Igor''th getting on, thur?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he say what I thought he said?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t Angua tell you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t I see you last month? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they catch anyone?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you hurt anyone else?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you just say that last bit?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see that rat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see where she''d almost rubbed out her footprints in the dust?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you send the message down to the office?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you think it came to him in dreams, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t just stand there gawpin'', where''s yon stiff?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you always?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we have to rush so?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you believe them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you come too?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you come up here a lot, Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you fancy a Bull''s Blood?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have long cold winters in AnkhMorpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have supernatural powers, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know anything about this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how often people have tried to assassinate me, man?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mean,''he said carefully,''three hooks that might have had trophies hanging from them until they were removed?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you only get that white sand in here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you see anything wrong with these lumps, corporal?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you see this on the table? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think people will miss us if we slip away?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think that was all right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think they heard us, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want me to investigate?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want to say a few words?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you wish me to recall Vimes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you wish me to send a clacks to Vimes, sir? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does Angua ever talk about her parents?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does Sybil come with me for this bit?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does anyone else go in there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does anyone ever win?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he get elected, or born or what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he need them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does she always pay for chickens?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Does the petty cash count, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Done, your grace? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarf mining law?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarfs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarfs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Elk?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, Mister Vimes with you at all?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, are you sure there''s been no more news?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, did you mean that, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, er, because we''re supposed to leave for the coronation in ten minutes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, every decision?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, everything will be all right, will it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, have you seen anything odd?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, perhaps a sherry?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, vill that take you all day?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, were they all good?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, what do you want me to do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, what''s this all about?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, which one are you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, yes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, you''re not coming?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... is Sergeant Stronginthearm still a sergeant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Even the thordfith?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Even unconscious?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Every dwarf? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me,''said Vimes,''but what is all this to you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Exports: precious metals, leather, timber and of course fat from the deep fat mines at Schmaltzberg-''''There''s a place called Bonk?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Exposed what? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Eyes at the same height, that sort of thing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Fakes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Fast enough?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''First of all, is there any reason why the two wounded men I have here could n''t be taken inside before they die of their wounds?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Food? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Four hundred crowns, did you say?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Gavin''s people, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Gavin?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Get the chickens and then we got ta go, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Go and tell the children of the night to make vonderful music somevhere else, Vill you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Gone all thick and manky, has n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Good lad, is he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Good of you to come, hey? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Got it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Got many hens, did they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Grandstand?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Greatest respect for Ankh- Morpork, hey?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Grz''dak?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Guarding who from what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Guild of Watchmen? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it ever occurred to you that one day wars will be fought with brains?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Has there been any trouble?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I got a Gaadrerghuh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I missed anything?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been to her lodgings?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you checked outside?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you found the Scone of Stone yet?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you had a terrible accident?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen Sergeant Angua, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen your gates lately?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you solved it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He is?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He said,"Who has? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s a relative?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s an old friend?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s dead?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s got mixed up in this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s not exactly King yet, is he? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hehas to ask permission?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, Uberwald''s wolf country, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Holiday?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How about a conservatory? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you, Civilized?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How about"bum"? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How are we going to get in, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How big a war?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How can I refuse?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you do that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How did the others die?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How did we find out about this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you find out? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How do they get food? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel about visiting the old country?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know all this stuff, Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know he did n''t see anything? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How does he stand on Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How does it all feel?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How in the world did you know that, your grace? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How is Havelock Vetinari?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How is he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How the hell did you know that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you go about it, Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Humans believe in crowns, do n''t they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon, commander?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your-? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe you have been, until now, a watchman in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet they say things like"Thank goodness people are keeping up the old ways,"eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet you were all thinking, oh, it''s only fat old Fred Colon, it''s all going to be gravy from now on, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I called out,"Is there anyone there?" |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t want to sound impatient, dear, but is this a carpet moment?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t want to, you know, worry you or anything,''whined Gaspode,''but we''re not exactly among friends here, know what I mean? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I have you to thank for last night?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I know it''s valuable as a symbol, but what is its value in itself?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean I have been reduced to lanceconstable,''said Visit:''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I must say I was really impressed with the bathroo- I''m sorry?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, what can a king give a Vimes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I think,''said Vimes,''that we had better see the King, do n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought everyone knew?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought it was Albrecht who did n''t like us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought it was just a crest with the doubledheaded bat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought you were all law- abiding?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I was just wondering if there was anything going on involving any person in this city called''- he looked down at another sheet of paper-''Sonky?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if it''ll change anything?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''d rather take-''''Sir, it will show people in Uberwald that Ankh- Morpork is a multicultural society, you see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll give you five minutes to find a clothes shop, shall I? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll tell you what, you can come in our coach but we''ll give you a hard seat and patronize you from time to time, how about that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m an excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m dead, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m going to die?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not thinking diplomatically, am I?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m saying the wrong thing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''If he''s been killed wo n''t that be an act of war?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''If our thief was keeping an eye on the guard changes, and knew where the real Dozy was, it''d be worth it, would n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''If they separate, just grab him, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor who?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor''s funeral?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Inigo?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Inigo?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Insufficient?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Intrinsic? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is anyone going to tell me something?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is dis a cultural matter, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a posh do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it going to work?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it possible that Albrecht was involved? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is swineflesh the same as pork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that Gaspode?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a fact?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that good, Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that the drink with the vodka? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is the Scone heavy, your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any group in AnkhMorpork particularly interested in the welfare of dogs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything about me that you finds funny?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything left for you here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything wrong, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there nothing we can keep?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there some kind of circular that goes around which does n''t get as far as me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something wrong?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this one of those private dwarf things, captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this the game you told me about?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this wise, Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It are rather tight around der- What''s dis bit called?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It does?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It is rather sharp, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It is weighted with history, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It wo n''t matter? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a bit like the inside of a cuckoo clock, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a bit of human skull, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a thought, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just that we found that- Why''re we stopping?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s wonderful, sir, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ith he a diplomat, mithtreth?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ith there thomething wrong, marthter?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ithn''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Just a wolf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Just fat, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Just one bite''ll end all my troubles, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Just you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Killed it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Klatch? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Kra''k?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Krz? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Lady Serafine von Uberwald?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Let us say that just now we find our interests converge, shall we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just say I''m longer than a dwarf, shall we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just say they''re not on anyone else''s side yet, shall we? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s say some ideas are forming, shall we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Look here, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, just in case I ever needed it, all right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Many casualties?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Marthter Wolfgang been playing again?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Marthter, you got to remember thith, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''May I speak freely?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Meth, your exthellenthy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Littlebottom, I see, has not graced us with a sartorial extravaganza today?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Mister Vimes is going to go spare, is n''t he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Mixed up in what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''More like a description, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''More?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Murdered?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''My gods, what was he dipping in the vat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''My lord?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Nevertheless, diplomatically it would be a good idea to accept the explan-''''So that the poor buggers can be hung up by their thumbs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''No blood at all?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''No dropped fag- ends, wallets or bits of paper with an address on them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''No weapons on the walls, did you notice?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''No, it was you, was n''t it, Duncan?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby, will you stop pinching the merchandise?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Nostrilling, acting captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not a trace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not at all? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even some toast? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even vun?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not like with dogs, then, where there might be twenty or thirty?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Not really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing more about the Scone theft?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, Sam, what happened at the tower?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, Your Grace Vimes, whyever should I do that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, what was it I was going to do? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, you see those two markers what has been painted across the cobbles? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, I am, am I?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, are you late?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is it that late? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, it''s that game, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah, days what you''d fink, but not everyfing people calls a Sonky is made by us, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes, how is she?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''On that, er, subject,''said Sybil, a little more hesitantly,''you remember I told you I was going to see old Mrs Content?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''One bite would be one too many? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Only somewhat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Or someone hit you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ordered, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ought to make it by dark, do you think?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Out in the forest?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Pass me down a candle, will you, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps with a few rubies set in the handle?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Permission to go with her, sire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Permission to speak honestly, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Please?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Possibly? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Prices on the dock?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Promise?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Reallythirty men and a dog?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Reincarnation on the instalment plan, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember that riot in Easy Street last year? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Replica, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Rodney writes the time in the corner, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Romances?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Rubber comes in vats? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sah?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sah?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Said what, captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Scone turned up yet?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''See the pip on my shoulder, Reg?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''See this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Send a clacks to our agent asking for everything about Commander Vimes of the Vatch, vill you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Serafine?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant Angua''s mother? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sets quick, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Seven?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we go?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we proceed?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Shame Igor came to unload when one of your boys was there, was n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''She gave you these names?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Shetold me you were on the run and they were all trying to save you, but that was n''t right, was it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t you have called for the rest of the guards by now, by the way?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Smells strongly of cats in here, does n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sneaking a look at my private papers, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So how long was your carter in there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So we''re not looking at a bucket of cold water here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So what happens now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So you wo n''t know when I''ve gone, am I right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So, Sonky is alive?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So, have you had your holidays yet?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So, in fact, it''s the name of this wolf you want to know?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So, what''s the strongest smell heading Hubwards?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said Gaspode, as they began to leave the gate''s bustle behind,''we''re chasing this girl, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Some kind of waiting room?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone called Vimes teaches me about royalty?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone''s killed them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Something like"You are going to die anyway so I might as well tell you,"perhaps?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Something rather sharper than a note?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Something wrong?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Something wrong?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sor thiz iz the boy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, should I be doing that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Special job, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Spying?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Steak?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Strange?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Superhuman strength, possibly?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sure it''s not the real one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Ta grdzk?! |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, what intrinsic value has the Scone?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell this young man where he is, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That counts as safe, does it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That is n''t the same as 1 do n''t know, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s certainly true at the moment, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s just your Watch dress uniforml What about your ducal regalia?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s one of those sedan chairs the deep- down dwarfs use, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s the order, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The King?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The Patrician? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The coronation can not go ahead vithout it, did you know that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The damaged tower?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The dear little Dee? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The dog that''s always hanging around the Watch House?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The dwarfs live underneath the town?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The embassy is to your liking? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The extremely male one I was talkin''about?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The river or the town, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The room moves?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The runner- up?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The same people that ambushed us back in that gorge?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The skirt?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''The wolves spy on the werewolves?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Thee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Then who''d want to kill him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''There is a problem, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s some... historical artefact owned by the dwarfs, and there''s a rumour-''''How long ago was the Scone of Stone stolen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They are?''. |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They can go inside and be treated?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They do n''t like us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They do? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They teach you tactics in Lord Vetinari''s political office, do they, Inigo?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''They were all fakes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Thing is,''said Fred Colon,''it''ll be paperwork, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This diplomacy business,''said the King,''Are you getting the hang of it, do you think?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This has been pointed out-''''And I''m imprisoned for saving him from an assassination attempt I planned?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This is n''t Ankh- Morpork, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This is probably not the best time to mention it, but you know I told you I went to see old Mrs Content? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This is the real Scone?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''This one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Those clever men in Ankh- Morpork''? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Those keen young men at the clacks tower Vill be avake, von''t they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''To whom did you say this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Took her?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Tough, is he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Trolls''heads?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Try not to look too troll- like, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Uh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Unlock it right now, and we''ll say no more about it, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Vell?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Vetinari sent you, did he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Vimes iscoming to Uberwald?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot har you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Votvas zat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to see a trick?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Was anything taken?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he the one who tried to poison my shaving cream?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it this one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there a third party?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll have to wait until they bake another one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll see, sir, shall we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve got to picket?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''We?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well enough?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, Detritus is staying here to keep an eye on her, all right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I am not an expert, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, if it''s a good replica, who''d know?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it is a bit odd, sir-''''Are you suggesting there is anything odd about me, constable?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, that''s what diplomacy is all about, is n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what about people like Foul Ole Ron and No Way Jose and Cumbling Michael?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what was that about?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, where''s the texture? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you know about firedamp? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Went?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Wha''?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Wha''BCBs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Whadda we want?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What about me, ladyship?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the troll?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the troll?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What alligator?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they after?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you waiting for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What can you do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''heel wazzit?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What did I shout?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What did the humans think about it all?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What did they do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you have in mind?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What do those things mean?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want to do with them, marthter?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What does a blackboard monitor do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What else are we going to need, Reg?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What else are we to call it, sir, when a young man of such promise throws away his career for the pursuit of a girl?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What else do you think you know?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What else is there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What good will it do sending it to him, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What good''s being the boss if you ca n''t?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened here, Inigo?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to Mister Skimmer? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What have I always told you about the Marquis of Fantailler?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you been up to, Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done with Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is happening, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is in these? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it you want me to say, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that in Ankh- Morpork dollars, do you know? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is wrong with this mug, corporal?!'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your business here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your name?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of job?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you think I''ll need you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you think that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall I do, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are you doing here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are you doing here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is he wasting time with that for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What theemth to be the trouble?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What to?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it supposed to do, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that he muttered when I said I had n''t been trained?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that you said about credentials?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What was the other way?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What wath it you were requiring?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What with?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d a dwarf want to steal a worthless lump of rock for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they doing here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you lot doing here? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s got into them?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening, sergeant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s his name?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s so political at a quarter to ten at night, captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that mean?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that, sergeant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the point of starting here? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the troll want?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the worst she can do? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, a fake of a fake? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, all of him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, at seeing Igor? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, even Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, is n''t he house- trained?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the rubber wally man?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What,''said Carrot,''would be the point of that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''When Ironhammer returned the Scone to Bloodaxe, would he have given it to Slogram?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''When did he last sleep?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''When do we want it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where am I?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are we going, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did the pigeon come from?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where should I fire it, Mister Vimes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Mister Skimmer?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Mister Sleeps?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s my wife, you bastard?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s she gone, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the crew?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the money?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the rest of your pack, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Which Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Which bit, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''While you''re doing that, me and All here will have a little chat, right, All?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are the Sons of Agi Hammerthief?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who did this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who else goes in there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who gave the order to kill the craftsman in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who gave the order, Dee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is not a modern thinker?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is this dwarf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who packed the coach, Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''ll become King if he abdicates?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we wait until tomorrow before attempting the pass?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you tell me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do we always talk about the weather?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is this, do you think?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why lug it all the way across the city and leave it in a posh part of town where someone''s bound to trip over it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not, after all?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I care what happens to a bunch of bandits?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they be allowed to get away with it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why so fast?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why the hell not?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why these stupid questions?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why were you standing behind the door, captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would he smash up one of the towers?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you telling me, dog?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s everyone so tetchy all of a sudden?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s he sending me, Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it got a lid, by the way? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it wasted?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve you got a dress on, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Will we all fit in?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''With a mob trashing his restaurant and scrapping in the street outside?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''With that silly bow?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Wolf the wolf, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Woof? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Woof?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Woof?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would he have survived that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would that be legal?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would this letter speed your search?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you beggar us, madam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you care for a drink before you go?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to take care of this, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like some breakfast?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you mind a little detour on the way back to the Yard, sir? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you repeat that, Mister Skimmer?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Wrong dwarf won?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but supposing he is n''t? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Leonard?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Sam?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but if you find a diplomat going too far you just send him home with a sharp note, do n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes,''said Angua, and she thought: you do know how to do nasty, do n''t you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes,, dear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, marthter?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, marthter?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, mithtreth?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You actually mean that, do n''t you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You are an escaped criminal, are n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You are not certain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You are under-''''You know the Scone of Stone was stolen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You betrrray yourrr people for thizz?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You can follow the smell?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You come''bout Mister Sonky?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You could n''t spare me a bob or two, could you, Nobby? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You could still smell it if you were on the horse, could you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You distinctly said to say dat''''Anyway, we''d better be goi- Good grief, is that Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t care, do you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t mind?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t say?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think it makes me look too fat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You employ ladies here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You ever heard of a town called Scant Cullot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You go into the water wearing clothes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You got to get me into the ithehouthe downthtairth and let Igor know, underthtand?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You got to promise to collect the roast chicken first, all right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You had papers?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You have fond memories, my lord?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t got a dog too, have you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You heard glass break?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You just lie still, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You killed him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You know about the clacks, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You know every dwarf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean bath?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean dwarfs just try to collapse mines on other dwarfs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he did n''t get to be king because everyone liked him but because no one disliked him enough?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean kingship has passed from bubackside to backside?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean one of those rabbits with big floppy ears?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the Igor at the embassy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the riots? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you had a human sister and a wolf brother?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, when I shut my eyes and they had to look at a flame in the darkness?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, you eat your meat raw and sleep in a tree?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You mentioned a new device?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You really do n''t drink at all, Sir Samuel?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You really left?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You said you wanted me to find the thing, did n''t you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You see this badge I''m holding up?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You spoke to Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You stole his money? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You tell me,''he growled, waving a finger under her nose,''how anyone can swim up a vertical waterfall? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You thee? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You think perhaps a smaller one might be better? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you might know the originator, my lord?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You two take that coach, I''ll take this, and let''s get the hell out of here, shall we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You wait for me, hey?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should come?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You want the dwarfs to go to war?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You want the truth, sire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to know what his name is, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You wantme to arrest you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You wantto join the Watch, Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You were tracking us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t insult me by suggesting I''d leave it off, would you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d get the real one back then, would n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re fit enough to travel?''. |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to leave me here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not hurt?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not suggesting I should go to this affair, are you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re supposed to be an assassin, but you''ve come back to see the King and you''ve got the Scone-''''No precedent?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re telling me that that dwarf just said this riot was started by Sweet Fanny Adams?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re thinking that Dozy might have worn bags of sand under his robes, are n''t you, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve met him, have n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve met the new king, your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never seen drawers before?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Your excellency? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Your exthellenthy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''Your meaning?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ''ere, I heard tell wolves mate for life, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | , Why?,''Because. |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | , Why?,''Well, it all starts with the Scone of Stone, sir.'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | , Why?,''Well, we''ve kept the Patrician waiting, sir, so it''d be good manners to let him know we''re late.'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | , jai,''S orry?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ,''It wo n''t what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | 1 mean, really? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
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The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A big city? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A diet of beetles?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A giggle? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A lone wolf, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A million dead people ca n''t have been wrong, can they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A piece of fruit? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A sick glow- worm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | A tiny hatch opened and the smallest head that he''d ever seen that could speak said,''''s?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THE WORDS''DEATH WAS HIS CONSTANT COMPANION''? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | About a dollar fifty?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | After a while Carrot said quietly:''Is that as a result of information received, my lord?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | After all, all she''d destroyed was a fake, was n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | After all, an elephant big enough to support the world on its back was n''t going to have ordinary bones, was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | After all, he reasoned, had not Bishop Horn preached to the molluscs of the sea? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | After all, where you got werewolves, did n''t you need silver? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Afterwards?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | All of them? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | All right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | All right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Already?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Am 1''urtin''you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | An unfortunate way of clearing his throat? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And Miss Littlebottom? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And am I right in thinking that your Mister Sleeps was not exactly the kind of diplomat that hands around the cucumber sandwiches?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And are you inferring I''m not?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And everyone thought the new king was going to be one of these?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And had Sybil won a lot of fat off the King? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And his eyes picked up details- the slight lengthening of the incisors, the way the blond hair was so thick around the collar''Angua''s brother?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And how much the cargo was worth? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And how often does he go in there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And how would we get there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And if I told the gargoyle to, as we say,"put"it on the"big"tower over on the Tump they''d have got it in Sto Lat within minutes, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And if there was no one to see it hit, did it actually hit? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And if you shoot at me can you be sure I wo n''t have time to fire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And if you taxed him with it he''d say: ah, but such a thing would make war completely impossible, you see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And if you''d met him it would n''t worry you, would it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And it''s to be stirred with a spoon, understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And now I''m going up to my office, all right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And now what about the steak for the brave little doggie?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And now, acting- captain, do you have anything else to report?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps in a mug without a face on it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And since when has there been a Guild of Watchmen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And that about wraps it up for your little world, does n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And that was what the plotters had known, was n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And then he thought, I''ll wait until midnight, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And then''Is that it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And there''s to be no arguing, understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And what else is it that you think we have done? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And what is it that officers drink out of?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And what was the motto carved into that great big mantelpiece? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And what would you have done if a voice had said"No"? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And what''s that got to do with anything? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And where''s that other thing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And while you''re about it, put the word out that I''m to be sent anything about Sonky, will you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And who else could I send? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And why, pray, were you sneaking into my office?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And you''re saying it''s all Okay?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And, er, are you happy here, Igor? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | And-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Angua stared at the fire for a moment and then said, with forced brightness,''So who''s been left in charge?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Angua?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Any fallout from last night? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Anyone climbing it would be presenting their head at a convenient height for a blade or a boot''Tricky, is n''t it, your grace?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Anyone have a problem wid dis? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Anything else?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Are you Vetinari''s man?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Are you afraid of the rain getting in?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Are you experiencing trouble?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Are you well enough to come?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Bark? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Before I-?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Bite your head off?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Blup''What is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Bonk? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Burst in on me, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But any sensible person would get right out of the country, would n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But it had been good, had n''t it, last week? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But it has to be done, does n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But it was n''t you, was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But it works out all right for you, does n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But now I am King and he accepts that with all his heart because if he did not, he''d think he was n''t a dwarf, see? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But now they''re always Ankh- Morpork''s times, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But that was a doggy thing, was n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But this good? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But we are fortunate, are we not, that Albrecht Albrechtson is here for the coronation? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | But why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | By tonight there will be thome very lucky people in thethe partly''''And these parts in some very lucky people?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Can thieves fly, your excellency?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Can you explain that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine how much nerve that took? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine what that must have been like?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Can you see Dee? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Captain?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Carrot, we''re not talking about Sonky as in"a packet of Sonkies", are we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Close the lid, vill you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Coining money? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Coming, Inigo?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Constable Visit''s sandwich- board, on the other hand, proclaimed:''What Profiteth it a Kingdom if the Oxen be Deflated? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Cypher this and send it to the Watch, will you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Dee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Dee?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Despite her rising panic, she mentally added: after all, what could happen? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Detritus and Littlebottom were with me when-''''Mister Skimmer was on your staff?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Detritus, put that damn thing down, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did I tell you that he came all the way into Ankh- Morpork? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t anyone get my message? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t some philosophical bastard once say that a government needed butchers as well as shepherds? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t they do something like this up in Nothingfjord? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you know? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you wonder what I might become? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you worry about the future?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear me tell you I''m armed?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t hurt anyone else, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t the guards write anything down?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t they make things by dipping them in the rubber? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you remember last night? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do the doggies know?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you care what happens to a wolf?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you have enough money?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you know much about Uberwald, Commander Vimes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I should take a cook along?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I''m proud of this? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you think they mean that men are shy and retiring and loyal and kill only to eat? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Er, can you explain the situation to him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Er, is the howl saying anything about me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Even the ones who were born in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Even the stuff coming in? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Everyone gets something to take home?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Everything going well?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Fair enough?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Fetch me the papers on the werewolf clans, will you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Finding the bright ones?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | For evening wear?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | For the Scone?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Gavin''s a wolf? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Gold? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Good joke, hey?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Got all that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Got everything you want?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Gr''dazak yad?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | HOW ARE YOU FEELING, IN YOURSELF? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Had anyone else heard that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Had he really gone through the ice like that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Had he? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Had it been sold? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Has your man Sleeps turned up? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you taken this to the Watch here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Have you been upsetting people?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever thought about that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Have you got anything to wear apart from your uniform, sergeant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard of kruk?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He cuts bits off dead people?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He got lost in any song more complex than the sort with titles like''Where Has All The Custard Gone( Jelly''s Just Not The Same)?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He had an idea but, well, where was the evidence? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He leaned down and whispered:''Fred?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He paints pictures of carts going too fast? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He said aloud,''But rats do n''t eat coal, do they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He stood back, his face screwed up in a scowl, and then said,''H gradz?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He thought, clear as day:''Ah, well, you never know when they might try, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He wasn''t- strictly aware of it, but he treated even geography as if he was investigating a crime(''Did you see who carved out the valley? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He''s a freelance chicken-throttler, style of frog?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He''s al- He''s up?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | He''s frothing at the mouth inside and he''ll rip your hide off and nail it to a tree if you are n''t straight with us, understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How about you, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How can you be King and allow this? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How could anyone hope to get anything done? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How could you steal the Scone from its cave? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How do they trade ore, dam streams, get wood for shoring up their shafts?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How do you manage to write, Gaspode?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How do you think that was done?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How good was their sense of smell? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How many wolves were there? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How may we be of assistance?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How much did he suspect? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How much does the Scone weigh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How much news got back? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How much, exactly, would a trader pay to know, within a day, when it had arrived? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How the hell did you continue a sentence like that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How''d you feel about me tellin''you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How''s Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How''th he getting on?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Humans, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I BEG YOUR PARDON? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I assume you''re coming?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I can assume that you have not got a contract on me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I can do this, ca n''t I, Mister Skimmer?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I did n''t mean you to actually''You what? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I gather that you are, in real life, a policeman?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I have to sleep in a dog basket seven nights a month and that does n''t worry you either, does it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I mean, in this shape?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why go to all this trouble? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I saved your king, did n''t I?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I see you know the term?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I suppose no one saw the murder, did they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I trust Lady Sybil is vell?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I vonder how far he can be pushed?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I was chasing Bigger- than- Small- Dave Dave along Peach Pie Street and I fell off that ledge?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I''d swear he destroyed the real one, so he knows it''s a fake, surely? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I''m going to be lucky to get out of here alive, are n''t I? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I''m not allowed to stand behind my own door, is that it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I''m on to all your little tricks- Who said that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | I''ve been saved from werewolves by wolves?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | IT''S THE SCYTHE, ISN''T IT? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | If I''m not smelled around the lamp- posts for a couple of weeks my stock is definitely in the gutter, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | If it was n''t, where had it been? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | If you let me return to the embassy where else could I go?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Igor looked down from the top of the coach:''In Ankh- Morpork, marthter? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Igor, right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Igorettes?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Igorinas? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | In der next room der''s all dese marble pillars, an''on der floor dey got red carpeting-''''Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | In other words, was n''t it just a story for children, to explain away some interesting natural occurrences? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | In the sense of, er, migratory worker? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Initially the dangerous trade did not run in families, because who''d marry a knockerman? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Instead he said,''Can you get him into his icehouse? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is he looking at me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is it true that he killed all those men in the Wilinus Pass?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t Sybil with you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t he a treasure?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it supposed to give you a lovely warm glow?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that part of what diplomacy is all about? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that what everyvun wants? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that wonderful?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t this tiresome? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is that important?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is that understood?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you''ll be wearing, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is that why he''s got human ears all over his back?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is there any supper?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is this what you call civilized?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is your arm all right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Is your whole family called Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t the Watch, was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t until they were at the edge of the town square that one of the people said,''Oi, what the hell happened there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | It yields no clue at all to the sender?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | It''s rather kinder to them than slaughter, do n''t you think? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | It''s the gate to the cattle market, am I right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Just his way, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Keep your eyes on the bastards, will you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | L ancre? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Lady Sybil?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Let''s make sure Sybil is all right and then, captain, we''re going to-''''Prod buttock, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Let''s try it again. Whadda we want?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Like a kind of getaway vehicle, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Like"Whadda we want?Dum- deedum- dee. When do we want it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Little things like Did my ship get there safely? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Look, how did you know what to do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Look, the thing was coming down, what else should I have done? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Look, they''ve even got the currants right, see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Lucky one for you, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | MIDNIGHT, SEE? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Make sure this place is Okay, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | May I test it against the creature?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Maybe he''d snapped after sixty years of changing candles? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Me, a vampire, interfering in the affairs of the dwarfs? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Mhm- mhm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Mind? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Mmm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Mmph?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Mmph?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Nervous Nigel''s still around, is n''t he?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | No sulphurous incontinent cats have come forward to confess?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | No, what they needed to know every day were things like How much are cattle selling for in Ankh- Morpork today? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Now, how would a werewolf think? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Now, who the hell is Gavin?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Now? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | O''course, you''re going to be a bit whiffy for a while, but better to be itchy than dead, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Oh, ye gods, is that Igor''s parcel under the seat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | One of them was holding a kitchen knife in a trembling hand,''Have you come here to ravish us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Or do you want me to take it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Or iron, perhaps? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise- Look, where the hell are all the werewolves, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Out loud, he growled,''You seen any other wolves around here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | POSSIBLY YOU ARE IN A STATE OF HEIGHTENED AWARE- NESS CAUSED BY LACK OF FOOD, SLEEP AND BLOOD? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Pat him on the head for me:''''What the hell was that all about, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps in the interests of diplomacy you could write a short-''''Do 1 need a pisspot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps what happened here has happened there too? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Ping, is it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Please fetch my axe from my chamber, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Put out some messages for her, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Quaffing, do you think? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Rats on sticks? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Reckon that''s the way he wanted to go?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Reg Shoe, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Sam, is n''t there something you can do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Says so right here, regulation 301, sub- section c. Do you understand me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | See how we get on when we simply talk? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | See the trapdoor up to the controls? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | See? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Angua?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Shall we get back? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | She said,''Do you think we ought to take the alligator with us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Should I stop washing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Sir, did you notice the strange thing about the trophies they had on the wall?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So if there''s any trouble like that, I want the sugar- stealing person reported to me right away, understand?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So what are the pluses here? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So what is his name?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So what would he call it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So where are all the werewolves?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So why is the only person who has n''t tried to blow me out this morning the blood- sucking vampire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So, what were his options? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So, what''s your name, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | So, you''re resisting arrest?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Still untouched by time after fifteen hundred years? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Still with me?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Still, ve have that in common, do n''t ve? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Stolen the dwarfs''pet rock? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Supposing we had official visitors?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Surely the signallers must''ve had something? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Surely they must''ve crossed the river by now? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | THE END Do you want to know more about the Discworld? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Take young Igor here with you and get him settled in, Okay? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Tell Detritus to turn round again, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That should do it, should n''t it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That spaniel? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That was another Uberwald sport, was n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That was what officering was all about, was n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That''s a bit low, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That''s a werewolf that does n''t change, you know? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That''s giving him problems?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That''s the truth, is n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | That''s why the response came out as a weak''What? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The King let the word hang in the air for a while, and then went on:''And who gave the order to kill the craftsman in AnkhMorpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The Klatchians say a man''s leg is his second face, did you know that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The Scone of Stone had been stolen, had it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The acting consul, you remember? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The bag to carry your axe, er-''''Not glittery enough?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The clacks do a skeleton service as far as Uberwald now, do n''t they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The diplomatic career had certainly got off to a good start, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The manufacturer of rubber goods?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The original Scone had been in the cave, had n''t it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The pack''s all here, then? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | The question is, can you outswim the waterfall? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Then I''m stuck, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Then it is simply a matter of opening and closing sluices, you see?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There had to be some sort of a trial, did n''t there? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There should be people around, should n''t there? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There was more mumbling among the bystanders, the general consensus being: why not? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There''s all this fuss about a female dwarf trying to act like, like-''''A lady, sir?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There''s none so deaf as those that wo n''t hear, are you saying?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | There''s not much game this close to the town, but we''ve still got some-''''Carrot?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | They had hot steamy baths and then ran around in the snow hitting one another with birch logs, did n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | They hunt humans, do n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | They''re mainly from the mountains behind Copperhead, you know? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | They''ve got an embassy here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Thinthe you mention it, could I put a parthel on your coach for Igor?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Those fights every night in the dwarf bars?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Thousands? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Treated you well, did they?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Tugged at the carpet and tried to drag him away?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Vimes opened his mouth to say,''Is that a uniform you''re wearing, captain, or is it fancy dress?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Vot could he possibly vant?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Vould you like a biscuit? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was he searched?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was it Sam Vimes who''d stepped up to fight the werewolf, despite the fact that the thing was strong enough to bend a sword in a circle? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was it almost dawn? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was it this way out?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was there credit to the trader''s name in Ankh- Morpork? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Was this just after sunset? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | We won, then?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | We''ll find out the movements of everyone and talk to all the guards, Okay? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | We''ve got our own slaughterhouse, have n''t we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Well, why did n''t you come right out with that at the start, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What about the secret passage into this room?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What are these?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What are they bothering to go for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What can I do?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What chance had he got against a tie and a crest? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What d''you say, eh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What do you know about Bonk?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What do you tell Lady Sybil about us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What else was on his side? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What for?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What good''s that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What had Wolfgang said? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What had happened to diplomatic immunity? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What happened next?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What happens when I go to the lavatory?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What is it called, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What is it that Ankh- Morpork wants? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What is it you want?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What is it, your excellency, that Ankh- Morpork wants?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What kind of vat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What of it?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What the hell''s this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was he doing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was it you said to the Istanzian ambassador last month?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was the point? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was the simple solution? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was the special today?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What was wrong with the first ones I did?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point of being quiet at this time of night?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point of cyphering messages that very clever enemies could n''t break? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What would the world be like if we were all alike?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''re people going to say about rioting in the streets?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''re you asking me, corporal?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s the Low King? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s the name of this one?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s the point of all this, Carrot? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s the time now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s the worst that would happen? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What''s up with you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | When Do n''t Know Jack had pinched that silver in Sto Lat and then galloped at speed to the sanctuary of the Shades in Ankh- Morpork? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | When does the guard change?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | When he was a few feet away from Awkward he put his head on one side and said,''Hrurrrm?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | When?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where are your weapons now, Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where have you been?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where is everyone tonight?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where is your father?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Mother?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the money?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the nearest clacks tower, Detritus?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the white bits and the yellow bits and those green bits you always hope are herbs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Where''th the point in that? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Which one was real? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Whine?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who cared what a wolf was called? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who gave the order?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who is in charge here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who was it said,"Where there are policemen, you find crimes"?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who would he send? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who''d go to these lengths to steal food? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who''d have believed it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Who''d want to do away with him?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why are you here?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n''t the King just renounce all claim, get the Scone back, and then say he had his fingers crossed? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why have n''t I promoted you, Cheery?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why him? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why should AnkhMorpork dwarfs object if someone says they''re not dwarfs? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why should they be allowed to do this?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why were you so stupid?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why''re our dwarfs scrapping?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why''re you so nervy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why''s that?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Will you tell me this is a fake too?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | With Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t that be rather messy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would it be you who picked up a weapon and came after me? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would it be you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would n''t he bounce out?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would that help? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would the guards take that much interest? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would you care to follow me? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would you like another go? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would you recognize that glacier if you saw it again?''). |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would you thtep thith way? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Would you try to tell me that four guards sitting in that little guardhouse on a twelve- hour shift will be alert all the time? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Wrap that up in diplomacy and give it to him, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Yes, sire?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Yes, you do, do n''t you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Yesterday morning? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You broke the cyphers on all those messages from Uberwald?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t do it, so I''ll-''''I did n''t say-''Gaspode stopped, and then went on,''I''m going to do it, are n''t I? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You did n''t hear me arrive, did you? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t want to go starting a war, do you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You is demoted to lance- constable, understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You know I said I''d measure up for them? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You know some of the remarks people make? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You know their Scone of Stone has been stolen?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You know what I mean? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You remember me telling you last year? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You remember? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You thee? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You think 1 taught him? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You think I''m a sergeant, do you, Corporal Nobbs?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You think you merely have to threaten and the lesser races back down, eh?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You turn up when people are possibly going to die?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You want another game?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You want to get out of here alive?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You would be the Baroness Serafine von Uberwald?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You''d add a bit of sand every day, yes? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You''re going to trick me or blackmail me or whatever it takes, are n''t you...?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | You''re telling me how I should think, now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | Your helmet, if you please? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | ` Did you hear Corporal Littlebottom talking about that museum theft when we came on duty today, Buggy?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | a copper, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | a love story?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | a teetotaller?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | actors, miss?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | any thoughts, Nobby?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | are-''''Bastards?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | beer?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | but is this not the ninehundred- year- old axe of my family? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | but someone was expecting it, were n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | but, well, Fred Colon had been a sergeant when Sam Vimes was a rookie, had n''t he? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | companion?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | do I hate them with all my life?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | do you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | face me? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | happened back there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | he had n''t, had he? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | he wouldn''t-''''I believe you have such a thing in Ankh- Morpork as the Guild of Assassins?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | i= Incidentally, get that bloody wig off Nobby and hide it, will you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | it would look bad if you appeared to be too excited, but you ca n''t be blamed if a stupid flatfoot pokes his nose into things?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | little girls taking goodies to granny? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | meat?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | merely devilishly difficult?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | mice?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | not be bothered with-''''-trivial matters?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | not right now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | not the King, are you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | or shut your eyes or something, Okay?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | pink stuff?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | pool?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | she doing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | so cool?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | taster?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | that replaces human blood?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | that sort of thing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | the, er, werewolf thing?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | them down there?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | these traditional dwarfs come here, though? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | they do n''t quite see why knockermen are still so powerful?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | this rabbit?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | traffic calming any more?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | trouble, you''re to get Lady Sybil back to the embassy, all right?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | us?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | we''d have devised a system that meant the clacks could n''t even be operated unless the trapdoor was shut, would n''t we?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | well, everyone knew a pillow was a sack full of feathers, did n''t they? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | well, is there any real risk? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | well, they were the same, right? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | well, was it a nervous laugh? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | well, you know what people call men who wear wigs and gowns, do n''t you?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | what now?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | what was it? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | what?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | with party loot bags? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | would you do what Vimes did? |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | wrong, is it- reading other people''s messages?'' |
The Fifth Elephant - Terry Pratchett | young dwarf?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Dang?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | O excrement, I am about to die? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''"How''s Your Granny Off For Soap?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''''"What''s the magic word? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''''Is that all?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''A cup of tea in five minutes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''A place that we''re not even certain exists?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''A revolution too? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''About how big a mountain? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''After all, everyone knows that''s what you get beyond the Wall, do n''t they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''After being a teacher all your life?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, er, I think perhaps there''s been a bit of a —''''Look, old chap, are you coming or what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah,''he said,''they''ve seen reason, have they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Alchemists? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, can anyone tell me what he was doing wrong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, if you do n''t trust my calculations, then what are the alternatives?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, so how come they''re saying there''s not 2,300,009 of them, eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, what do your lot believe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, what happens now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Alternatively, would you be interested in hearing a famous quotation?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I alone in thinking, by the way, that it does n''t add to the status of this University to have an ape on the faculty?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And Hamish there —''''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And a new hat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And all this talk about the Red Army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And are we sure it''s Rincewind?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And experienced in fighting?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And how do the men know the lightning dragons are angry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And never have to go anywhere again as long as I live?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And officially call myself a wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And people can pay? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And that time we were attacked by those people who wanted to kill us?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s fascinating, is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And then I can have my old job back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And then I rip her clothes off?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And then we''ll wait until nightfall and- What''s that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And there''s a lot of people in Hunghung, I expect?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And very hungry on account of not having eaten on the way? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And we do n''t want people to panic, do we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do they tell you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do you do in the Red Army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And what game will it be?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s that, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And what- is his pleasure?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And when were you ever in Ephebe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And where shall we play?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And where,''said Six Beneficent Winds tremulously,''is the Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''re their chief, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve brought me to Hunghung, have n''t you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And your move?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And yourself? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, shall I send some servants to clear away the, er, body?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Another one of who?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Any more questions?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone fancy something else?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know who he was?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone out there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone understand that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, you seem to be very well informed, eh, Runes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Apart from Form Four? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Archchancellor, I really do think —''''Oh, you think, do you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we meddling with things we do n''t understand, Ponder?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we not talking about your surrender?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to lie around all day?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you just a ruffian?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you still here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you still here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure, Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Barbarian invaders?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Barbarism? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Been away, have you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Before the city what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Behold what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Besides,''said Truckle,''where''d we get another chance like this? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Better fifty yards now than six feet in a minute, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Big Nurker? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Bin practising every day,''n I? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Black what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Boat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But Stibbons kept going on about things weighing the same, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But are n''t we supposed to get something back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But does n''t it waste a lot of time?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But look, you know, I''m sure if we talked to him —''''Have n''t you been listening? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But supposing we see more guards? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But they believe in the Great Wizzard and you want him to come here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But what is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But why''s he grinnin''at the same time?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But would anyone listen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But you have never, in fact, actually been entitled to call yourself a wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But you''re all alive?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''But —''''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Butterflies?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t quite face it, Teach, can you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you speak, grandfather?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you stop it blurring like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you wiggle them off? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Call this living?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have an order obeyed around here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have them mashed?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I just show him what I''ve been practising with my lump o''teak?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can they do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get on?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we kill him now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we please hurry? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hear me, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see it nailed down anywhere? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you think of anything else to keep them amused for an hour?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Chess?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Chief Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Chocolate?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Cohen the Barbarian? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Come again?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Could be the lining?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you perhaps not shout quite so loud? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you, perhaps, try to be a little more indiscreet?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Crowdie the Strong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you know anything about Grand Viziering?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did anyone from the University see you do it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t I try to tell you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t say please?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t say thank you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you know? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did we? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you do this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you ever believe that business about every enemy you killed becoming your servant in the next world?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you hear that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know there''s a wall all round the Empire?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you say mountain of skulls?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you smell him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t think, eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t we bang our swords on our shields and utter defiance?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you people ever eat beef?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you see? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do teachers go anywhere special when they die?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we do a battle chant or something?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we get fed in here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we sing a song for the gods before we go into battle?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you always waste breath like this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know anything about fighting, clerk?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how to handle a sword?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know if you have any relatives overseas?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know,''said Ridcully,''I think I actually understood some of that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you not have amazing wizardly powers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you see that hill behind the city?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think we were wise to light that string when we sent the thing back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you understand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he always talk like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he even look like a Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it occur to you that guards do n''t stab themselves? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does someone blow a whistle or something? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that help?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that mean we have to try not to kill them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that mean you can get my friends somewhere safe? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Dying to find out, eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Emperor,''said Lord Hong wearily,''what will you have us do with this Great Wizard of yours?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Er,''he said,''there seems to be —''''Having problems?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Er,''said Rincewind, after surveying the little scene,''are any of these men under eighty years old?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Even if you knew?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Even you, Cohen? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyone here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Exactly what do you mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, Lord Hong,''said the apparition,''but do you by any chance remember Bes Pelargic? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, what is your name?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Fingernails? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''First offence?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Five thousand firecrackers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Floods and Droughts?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Fortune cookie?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Fortune cookie?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Free? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''From our friend Herb?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Get the hang of it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Ghosts?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Give? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, how can you live with a philosophy like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Good heavens, all of 4B?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Good lord, is it that time already?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Gosbar the Wake?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Got any ideas?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Got everythin''you want? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Great Wizard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Haaaroooooohhhh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Had to stuff it down my trousers —''''Poison?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, it''s not worth dying if all you''ve got to look toward to is leftover meat and floating around in a boat smelling of your socks, is it, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, well, he would n''t, would he?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, yes, really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hahaha?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he gone off his head? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t any of you seen a bath before?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they got a library, perhaps?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we done that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever had the red mist come down and woke up to find you''d bitten twenty people to death?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever seen the, er, former Emperor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got an accountant?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you heard of the Red Army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you met my daughters?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you no honour?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you two been cooking up something?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''He can wizard himself out of it, ca n''t he?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''He did?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''He has?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''He took Art because he was n''t any good at spelling I mean, who wrote it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Her health? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Here? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Heroic eunuchs?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about Organdy Sloggo? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about if we just cut a bit off?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about if we kill everyone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about the ravishing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about we find a door, rush out, and kill everyone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you, taxman?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How big is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How big is your army, barbarian?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How big''s the Red Army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How can he be certain if he ca n''t see them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How can we have let this happen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you be so certain?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you hope to win without sacrificing the occasional pawn?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you smell anything after eating those?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How come you''re still alive?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How did they catch you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you all get here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get in here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How do I do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you mean, reward?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How far have you got?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How fast do you think it was going?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How long do we wait?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How lucky do you feel, my lords?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of them are there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How many soldiers have they got?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How many you killed?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How much do you think he weighs?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How old are you, exactly?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How serious are these bits?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How will I get back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How will we know when he arrives?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d they manage to fight with this rubbish?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d you like to be governor of Bhangbhangduc and all these islands around here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d you- How''d he know that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re those entrails coming along?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you drawn, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you feeling, old chap?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you quartered? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s he know I wo n''t just let the wizard die?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it supposed to go?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it supposed to start?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Hur, hur, hur- What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I did?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I did?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t know, what''s he going to think? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t see what raising a perfectly valid- What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t want to cast a shadow on things,''said the Dean,''but if this is n''t Rincewind, then where is he?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I need to know so''s it can be put on your gravestone —''''I wonder if I might effect some introductions at this point?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I said WHOSE SIDE WERE YOU ON?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you''re not talking about healthy early morning runs and a high- fibre diet?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose,''he said, slowly,''that none of you has got some amazing plan you''ve been keeping quiet about?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder what time it is?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder,''he said brightly, rising into the starting position,''if this is the time to draw your attention to a famous saying?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder,''said Mr Saveloy,''if you have ever heard of the term"evolution"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m Emperor now, am I?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m coming in, OK? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m saying we take everything we can carry and head off back home, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''I- What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''If I''m Emperor, I can tell everyone what to do, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''If he is such a great wizard, why is he still tied up? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''In Hunghung?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Incidentally,''he said,''what did you do with the Barking Dog?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Including the one they call the Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Intelligence?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Interesting? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he dead?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he mad or what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he one of ours?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it her?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it me,''said Mr Saveloy,''or is it getting wider?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it possible you''re talking about geometry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it,''she said,''something like this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it dangerous, going around the Hub?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that a Pointless Albatross?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this room 3B?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a problem to such a great wizard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all you can think of, looting and pillaging?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that like tactics?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that so?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that what it was? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anyone here not concealin''some kind of implement? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anyone,''said Lord Hong,''who has anything they would like to say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this civilization again?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this still the Century of the Fruitbat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It worked when we brought him here, did n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s Rincewind, is n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a map of the way out?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s no good goin''around saying"astonishing"all the time, ai n''t that so, Truckle?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s the Wizard, is n''t it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s the marvellous Singing Sword of Wong, is n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s very hard to —''''Very serious bits? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Just send me thousands of miles with my pants on fire and you do n''t even know where I''ll land? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Just seven old men?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Just you watch this vase and if it moves again you do to it what I once did to the Green Necromancer of the Night, all right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Kills sharks, you say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Klatch? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Know what? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lads?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s settle this once and for all, shall we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Like sleepwalkers, you mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen to me, will you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, you know that long problem in thaumic fields you wanted me to put in?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, how come you were all taken alive?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, on my bit of paper here it says you must n''t say —''''We''ve got shields, have n''t we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, there''s no such thing as invisible vampire ghosts, all right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Looking like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord High Chief? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lots of guards, no doubt?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lotus Blossom?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lovely? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Lunch, dinner and breakfast?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Mad Kings?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Make new ones? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Makes sense, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Makes you think, eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Manual? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''McFweeneyf?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''McSweeneys?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Mercy?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Saveloy?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Winds, perhaps you would be so good as to summon someone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Winds?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''My lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Never passed any exams or anything?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Nice ancient egg, shogun?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Nitch?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''No slogans? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''No, he did n''t mean —''''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''No, no, no?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''No, really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''No- one? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Not hungry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Not shields, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Not some kind of sign?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Not the secret of how silk is made?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, you lot, you saw that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Nurker? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Nurker?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''OK? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Of the whole Empire?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yeah? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yeah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, is that it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, no?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, turned up at last, have we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you''ve been a teacher, have you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Old men?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''On a shelf in the Library, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''On that demonic device?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''One Big Mother?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''One Big Mother?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oooorrrr?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oooorrrrr?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Oorrry orrraaah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Or Tempest- Wrecked Mariners?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Or perhaps not?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Or"survival of the fittest"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Our surrender?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Papers, old man?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps someone would be kind enough to pass me up my tea?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you would like a holiday?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you would like to come with us?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Please, master?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Potatoes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Presumed?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Pretty good, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Punishment?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Quanti canicula ilia in fenestre?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Rape?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Red flag?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Return to where?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Rincewind?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Rincewind?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Run outa legs, have we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Runes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''S''posing we win? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sapient pearwood, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Says here quaffing, carousing, throwing axes at young women''s hair?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Seas of blood, was n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sequins?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant of the Guard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Settle down?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Seven old men fighting this whole army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''She another daughter, Pearl?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t we get back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Should we shout for help?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Siege? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Six thousand miles? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Slasher Mungo?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Slaughtering?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Smoke pipes at me, would you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Snow on his head? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So make sure you tell people there''s no truth in this rumour, will you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So they''ll sort of be in charge of themselves, will they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So what? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So where''s the rest of him? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, Archchancellor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, my lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Spend it on? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Star- Crossed Lovers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Stopping for a breather?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Such a great wizard allowed you to bring him here in a sack?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing I end up crushed in the middle of a mountain?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing I was to admit I was from behind the Wall?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Tch, tch,''said D. M. H.''Seems to be- Hello? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach, why do n''t you take Mr Taxman over to the corner out of harm''s way?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That was an Overarm Belter? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That was the Plan, yeah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s all very well if you''re just passing through,''said Mr Saveloy,''but what if you want to come back next day?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s kind of an early morning torture, is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s punishment for putting up a poster?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s when you go berserk, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s your reward, is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The Empire?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The Great Blob of Swallow''s Vomit?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The Jade Head of Sung Ts''uit Li?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The Talking Vase of Emperor P''gi Su?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The body, Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The capital city?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The huge round mound?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The list of acceptable civilized words, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The officer concerned has been executed?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The old brain cells are finally banging together, yes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The one about there being millions of them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The one they say guards the giant ruby of the mad snake god?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The one with the spiked collar? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The weather?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''The whole world?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Them? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why do n''t they set them free?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''They''d rather have some poisoner like this Hong instead of me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This hat, o great lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is Ankh- Morpork, is n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is being Emperor, is it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is not an albatross?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is pants, is it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is what it''s all been about, is n''t it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This is —''''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''This slaughtering and butchering business is n''t how you do it these days, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Three thousand years? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Twoflower?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, how shall I phrase this? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Um,''he said,''if we leave the palace now, we''ll be killed, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Until you left, you mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Up around the Hub? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Up here? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Us? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Usually around 3 a.m.''''And that time we were on a dragon and it disappeared in mid- air?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Very provident people?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Voice?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Wardrobe? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was I?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it anchovy essence? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it him? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that a capital S on Square, please?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that an attempt at a little bit of psychological warfare there, Mr Rincewind?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that man Disembowel- Meself- Honourably present at the time?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Wassat mean? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Wassat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t have to marry them, do we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t know why they want this wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t want you accidentally sticking your fingers down your throat or anything like that, do we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We shall see what your barbarian Emperor can do then, wo n''t we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We take out some muh- muh —?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re definitely not going to die, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re going to die, are n''t we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re not taking all five horses, are we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve done it, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''We?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, do we say any heathen chants or prayers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, how''re you hung?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, in that case, I expect you know my old friend Five Tongs who lives in the Street of Heavens, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, the ants are n''t very good at differential analysis, so —''''And that strange wobbly thing with the cuckoo?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what else am I supposed to do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, would you hang around if someone had just lit a firework by your arse?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you can take''em and —''''Ah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What Seven Sages?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What a lateral?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Hrun? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the testimony of Four Big Sandal, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What about these erratic boulders? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What about those?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What are these old fools you''ve brought us?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What are your terms?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What big hippo?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What bloody list?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What body? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What brings you into this dump, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What can this mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you mean, old fellow?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you expect to happen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you spend your last haul on, Truckle? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I do now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do we do now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you call the things that grind corn?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you foreign bloodsuckers use? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you have there, grandfather?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, man?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, sleepwalkers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What do your tribe believe happens to you when you die in battle?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What does that mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What does that mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What does this lever do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What dog?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly you plannin'', Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What form of government is that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What good would that do? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to the following- master- everywhere thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if I claim immunity because I''m a foreigner?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What has gone wrong this time?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What hat, o mighty warrior?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you actually done, gentlemen? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What in?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is going on here, pray?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it that eunuchs do,''he said,''that they stop doing when they go on strike?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it they actually do with the flowers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that you''ve got behind your back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this person?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this stuff?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your wish, o master?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What is?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of sad, hopeless person needs to write WIZZARD on their hat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What lining?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we tell Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of services are they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is he doing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s going on?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that again? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What will happen if we yield now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you do, Lord Tang? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you like them to do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What you voting for, lad?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll happen to him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll we call him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we doing, Ghenghiz?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you hanging around here for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you saying? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s Mad Hamish going on about?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a bombardier?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a long- term strategy?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a lovemaking pipe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a menu, friend?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s goin''on, Mr Stibbons?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s my move now, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s so important about the Red Army?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s so special about Lord Hong, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the penalty for entering the Forbidden City again, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this say, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s time to a cow?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, lad?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, young man?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve we got that you want, though? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve you done?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What, for pay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What, here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What, old Voltan?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What, that the rest of my life will be peaceful and enjoyable? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What, to fight?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What,''said Rincewind,''are you doing in my wardrobe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Wheels with teeth?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''When do we start?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''When you visited Ankh- Morpork, did you ever meet a man called Dibbler?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''When you''re ready, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are the rest of your barbarians, peasant?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are you from, peasant?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where exactly are the nadgers?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where you from, shogun?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''d he go?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the skill in big lumps of meat? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Where, master?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Which of those one hundred and forty- nine occasions are you referring to?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one of you is the Lord Chamberlain?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way''s that throne room?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whips?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are all these children?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are these mad old men? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who died and made you Emperor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was he, anyway?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who will win in the morning?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re all them vinegar- faced old baggages at the front?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re you calling a eunuch?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s ever heard of a hero running away? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s going to protect you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s going to win?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s he?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
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Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
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Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
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Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
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Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Whutzeesayin''? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you talking to him like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you say earlier?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you ask the question, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you tell him that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you tell that firework merchant that everyone you knew had died suddenly?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we go and kill everyone in their beds?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we just invite them to dinner and massacre them all when they''re drunk?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we just rush up and kill the guards?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why in the cells?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is that still going on? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should we put down our weapons?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d they say it, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d you want to buy a piece of paper?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re their feet so small?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re they all so excited?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re we carrying pieces of paper?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re we doing this? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, what do they believe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Will this theft be treated as income or capital?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you look at that sky?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Winding? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''With that hat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''With that sword? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Wizzard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you care to smell it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like a peppermint?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to extinguish the string, sir?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to know how big the meat cleaver is that Two Fire Herb is holding in his hand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like, oh, let''s say about sixty gallons of boiling water?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you rather die than betray Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but right now who''re you more frightened of? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, what''d she say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yep?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Archchancellor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Bursar?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Bursar?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Ghenghiz?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Librarian?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Two Fire Herb?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but what do they grind corn with?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but what is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear boy, why not? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, my lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You OK in there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You a religious man at all?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Mr Hamish?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You are maintaining a disguise?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You ate someone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You been on the Bursar''s pills, Dean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t think of anything civilized?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You call this a way to enter a city? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You can shove them up —''''Ah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You can understand it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You can —''''Ah?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You do know that while we''re arguing Three Yoked Oxen is being tortured?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t believe me, do you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t believe me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You do, do n''t you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You getting all this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You got the"Wind"syllable?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You have a better idea, Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You have made the proclamation about our celestial army of ghosts? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t had a lot of military experience, have you, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You have something to say, Two Fire Herb?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You heard about him too?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You hit them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You just say, see here, Gunga Din, you''re out on your ear, OK? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know how common kids go through a stage of pulling the wings off flies?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know how you seriously wanted to become very rich in international trade?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that thing we were here to steal?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that, do you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know the Terrible Man- eating Sloth of Clup?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know, they half believe you really are a great wizard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You know? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You led the Red Army, did n''t you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You like the seaside, Hamish?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean cut his throat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he had been caught already?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean it''s alive?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean people''ve been looking at me and thinking I mince around saying, Helluo, Saltat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean that there''s people in prison and no- one can remember why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the sort of things where you light the blue touch paper and stick it up your nose? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean they''ll be trying not to kill us?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean they''re not Agatean pictograms?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you want me to pay before I eat it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, like, really for ever?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You must mean"curious and more curious", surely? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You remember the good times we had?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You say? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see dat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see this wobbly bit near the kidneys? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see those armies over there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure you want to come with us?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure you''re coming to the right afterlife?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I can snap my fingers like this, and all the guards would drop dead? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you having some uprising and hanging a few people will do it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You two planned this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You want an apple, is that it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to fight me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to know about that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted to know about the tapping code? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You watching this hand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You were the guard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not thinking of really staying here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re telling me you got the answer before you asked the question?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re thinking, are n''t you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re too frightened to fight seven old men, is that it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve decided to go, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got to allow for zooming- through- the- occult- dimensions time?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— although it is theoretically possible for the psyche to remain present —''''Eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— and, you know, did odd jobs and things and kind of, you know, helped out —''''I say, did anyone notice that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— as far as we know —''''What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— from the very first moment, it is virtually cetain —''''Virtually?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— give or take ten per cent —''''Give or take?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— or toes, ears, that kind of thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— so put it back, d''you hear? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ''— to hold together for distances of up to, er, six thousand miles —''''Up to?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ++???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ++???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ++???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ++???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | .. Just got out of bed, have you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?++ Out of Cheese Error. |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ?, which it did with depressing frequency. |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | ????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | A hero having a rest? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | A jewel or something?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | A little, not to put too fine a point on it, old?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | A sky like that is portentous,''''And what, pray, do you think it portends?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | A voice said:''Would you rather die than betray your Emperor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | About six years ago? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ai n''t that so, Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | All better now? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | All of you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | All right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | All that learnin''to be civilized? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Am I right so far?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | An ape''s number two? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | An expression of disapproval? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And I do n''t care what you do to me, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And I must keep my word, otherwise what am I?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And he might not have lived like a barbarian, but he''s bloody well going to be buried like one, all right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And it would be dreadful if you lost your way and accidentally strayed out of the Forbidden City, would n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And it''s been an education, has n''t it, boys?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And it''s the way out, do you understand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And made specially fierce by the Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And now,''he added hurriedly,''which way is out?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And rules? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And the colours? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And the little man had gone back home, had n''t he? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And then cut their throats?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And then he said,''All rightl''And then he turned and began to say,''How about that, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And those, you know, like glass chandelier things? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And what is it you want to achieve?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And what''s this"darn"and"heck"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And who just hit me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And you are —?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | And you''re to do what I tell you, OK?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anyone else?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got something red?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anyone know what the Great Wizard looks like?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anything else we can do for you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what''s he running away for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Anyway,''he added, feeling a little proud despite himself,''Teach here is goin''to get us in on an invisible duck, ai n''t that so, Teach?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you going to say something?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Are we in arms and legs territory here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, old friend?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Are you listening?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Armies? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Been chopping heads off my whole life and what''ve I got to show for it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Besides, why look behind? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Big lumps? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Big stones with holes in them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Bit of an idiot, yes? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Bloody tactics? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Born before you die? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Both legs are shorter than the other, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But these? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But what a way to go, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But what are we saying?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But where there''s slaves, what''ll you expect to find?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But you do realize, do n''t you, that it might take years to find him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | But? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | By magic? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t even trust the food? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t get your mind round it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Call me an idiot if you like,''said the Dean,''but why would anyone want him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Call yourself a wizard and you do n''t think? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Can I believe we''re afraid of seven men?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a word, Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Can I partake of your famous delicacy"Meal A for two People with extra Prawn Cracker"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Can I say something? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Can we start?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Cells do n''t suddenly become unlocked? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Chop? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Civilization? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Cohen the Barbarian?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | D''you know, when I went after that Five- Headed Vampire Goat over in Skund they said I should n''t on account of it being an endangered species? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Destinies of Nations Hanging by a Thread?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did Voltan the Indestructible have a bit of a rest?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone tell you it''s your job to think? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone understand how much vermilion cost these days? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did he not guide the Master through the lands of ghosts and blood- sucking vampires?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did the Wizard escape?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did you find me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Did you know he killed the guard from inside the cell?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself clear?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself clear?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do they carry money of any sort?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do they do anything vegetarian?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you fancy an apple?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you know hov hard that is?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you know where Hunghung is?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you know who you are talking to? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you mind shouting?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you not know this is the Imperial Square?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Does he look so powerful? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Does it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t that interest you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Doughnut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Emperor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Eventually an officious voice said,''What do you have to say for yourself, miserable louse?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Eventually one said,''What were they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Eventually the wheelbarrow- pusher, in the manner of a man who knows he''s in for it no matter what he does, mumbled,''Your honour commands?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ever thought of that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows this, do n''t they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Fall over on people?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Follow me so far?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | For some reason the face of the Dean waddled across his mind, and he brightened upj''They might be happy with a great wizard, do you think?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Free for all or what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Free? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Generally he was there to answer quite difficult questions, like''How can anyone get a negative mark in Basic Firemaking?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Get chore- Yeah, what is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ghenghiz Cohen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Got another hanky? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Got mad papers, have you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Got''i m? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Grind? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Grind? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Guard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Hair?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Has he got huge cheek pads? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have I convinced you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you considered that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard of the theory that History goes in cycles?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever killed anyone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever met them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever seen any?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you got any advice?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Have you lost your senses?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He could get into the Forbidden City? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He never added,''And how are you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He nodded at the Lady, and in much the same voice as professional gamblers say''Aces high?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He thought: Well, so what is supposed to happen now? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He wanted to say: how can you be so nice and yet so dumb? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He''d never considered that they''d cluster round and say things like,''Gosh,"Dearly Beloved"was he? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | He''s going to be- How did he do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Hex says —''''From a standing start to five hundred miles an hour?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Hey, do you remember the time when we went over the edge of the world?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Hey? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Hmm? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | House to house? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How about you, shogun, you look like-Here, are n''t you the —?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How are —?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How can he hear you, looking like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How come he''s saying that all of a sudden? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How come you''re not dead?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How did you know you ought to tremble?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How do you actually make them let go?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How do you know? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How long can you hold your breath?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How long has it been?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How long has what been?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How many times did she see it happen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How''re we doing, Runes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | How''re you feeling?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Howondaland? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I could start evening classes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I could try to perform some great service?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I expect there''s a manual, or something?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I expect this Oxen lad is in some deep dungeon, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I expect you''re all here for the battle?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, do you even have any weapons?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it could n''t have known what the answer was going to be if I did n''t give it the problem, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, look at him, he made it so easy for you and what does he get? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, really?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what are you expecting them to do? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what did you think you were doing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, when you get right down to it, why bother? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I mean, who''s gon na feed them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I said, did I not, that I would neither say nor write any order for your death? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I suggest we take a stroll around the Forbidden City, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I think you were quarrelling with Lord Tang? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I trust you are well?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I''m not using the right words, am I? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | I''m sure you''re going to tell us what they say about these foolish and foolhardy old men?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | IF YOU WOULD CARE TO STEP THIS WAY? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | IT?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | If there''s none of them, then why''s there a number?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | If this had been Ankh- Morpork someone would have said,''Oh, yeah, sure, he magically stabbed them in the back?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | If we send that back, wo n''t it mean Rincewind arrives here going very fast?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | If you have a revolution it''ll all be better for them, will it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | If you stand in the same place it all comes round again?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | In bright sunshine? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | In the middle of a war? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Interesting?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is it a natural feature?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is it true that you can only count up to five?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that nice?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that so, my lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t this the Magic Kingdom of Scrumptiousness?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is that allowed?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is that important?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is that, like, they give you somewhere to stay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Is there another door out of here? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | It is my aim tonight, er, to demonstrate that by imparting exactly the right amount of spin and the maximum velocity to the object —''''Me?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | It said,''Er, hello?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | It was probably in the job description:''Are you a devious, plotting, unreliable madman? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | It''s like your game of chess, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | It''s to protect myself, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Know what I mean, shogun? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Let these insolent barbarians go?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Life before death? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Like,"We''d better make the best of it"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Lovely? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Maybe ninety- five?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Me or this Lord Hong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Mighty Empires?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Milk? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Natural selection saw to it that professional heroes who at a crucial moment tended to ask themselves questions like''What is my purpose in life?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Ninety? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No culprits?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No good revealing myself straight away, is there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No kowtowing by anyone to anyone, all right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No mysterious magical armies are going to- Will you stop looking at me like that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No revolutionary posters? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Not even sauce? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Not to anyone?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Now then, where was I?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Now, if you had a monkey, that''s fifty rhinu, he''d say"Got anything smal- ler?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Now, what''s that tell you about a place, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | OK? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Oh, shit, did I just say that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | One of them, with teeth like diamonds, leaned towards him and said, in bad Agatean:''You are a tax collector, Mr Knob on Your Hat?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | One tap means —''''Excuse me, but are n''t we communicating now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Only the other day Adrian Turnipseed had typed in''Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Only they spell it Wizzard —''''Oook?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Onna chopstick?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Or do we just scream and charge?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Painted it, I mean?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Pardon?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Pasted posters on them, did you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you ca n''t do it with people watching?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you think you''re going to have a head left to wear it on? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you''re due something nice?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Potty?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Probably the last sound heard before the Universe folded up like a paper hat would be someone saying,''What happens if I do this?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | RINCEWIND, ISN''T IT? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | RONALD SAVELOY? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Reeling? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Revolve? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind the beggar? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind the shoemaker? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind the thief? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind''s brain prepared the words: Oh, so we think we''re Clever- san just because we''ve got a big stick, do we? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Rincewind, is n''t it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Sang revol- utionary songs until they gave in? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Seas of blood, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | See that big lump of teak? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Seven against forty thousand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Shaped metal that does work? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Should n''t mean anything to a man who once bit a bear''s head off, should it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Should we not resist them with every drop of our life''s blood?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Silver Horde you''re going to rush the city, kill all the guards and steal all the treasure?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So I think the Red Army should have their leader, do n''t you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So are you coming or what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So it''s all right for me to touch it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So there''s a Mrs Twoflower, is there?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So we''ll all be off home, OK? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So whose side were you on?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | So why ai n''t we there? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Some of the students had forecast that Hex would go mad trying to work it out; Ponder had expected Hex to produce the message???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Some of the students had forecast that Hex would go mad trying to work it out; Ponder had expected Hex to produce the message???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Some of the students had forecast that Hex would go mad trying to work it out; Ponder had expected Hex to produce the message???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Some of the students had forecast that Hex would go mad trying to work it out; Ponder had expected Hex to produce the message???? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Spare notebook? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Spies everywhere, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Stars and oceans and intelligent life evolving from arts graduates, that sort of thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Street fighting? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Sugar? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Supposing he is the Great Wizard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Sure? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Surely no- one would be so gullible as to write this sort of thing? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Teach? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | That bit about the chrys- anthemumums? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | That was an Overarm Belter, was it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | That you commanded should be tested? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | That''s a bit short, is n''t it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The Empire is so great? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The black hat with the red ruby button?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The difference is just a lot of zeroes, right?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The gods, possibly, although surely they knew everything already? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The head cook said:''Just that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The new batch? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The one who used to eat people?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The quill wrote:+++?????? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The rebels in other cities, they do great revolutionary deeds, do they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The same goes for the lady, too, if I do n''t hear chomping in the next five seconds, A good mouthful of everything, understand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The smaller your side the more likely you are to win? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The terrible men clustered around him and Six Beneficent Winds heard the strange syllables of a coarse foreign tongue:''What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The trouble with young people today?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | The whole thing? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Then he said, as sourly as he dared,''I probably forgot to take into account that there''s three right angles in a triangle, did n''t I? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Then if they ever give trouble you just have to say"Remember Nangnang?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Then it looked around blearily and said,''Hehehe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Then, when they were safely around the corner, Mr Saveloy said,''Now, everyone: who can tell me what Ghenghiz did wrong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Then:''I suppose they''ve got minstrels here? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | There is no invisible army of blood- sucking ghosts, do you understand? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | There was an occasional''Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | They were talking in a strange language, so to Two Little Wang the speech was merely sounds, which went as follows:''Where the hell are we?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | They will descend like a mist of claws and teeth to-Yes, Lord Sung?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | They''re so very tough looking, are n''t they?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Thieves''Guild training, is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | This egg you sold me —''''What about it, venerable squire?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | This is n''t Unseen University, is it, sir?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Time for the box again? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Time to settle down, maybe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Too busy to fight?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Toothed wheels?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Trolls?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Uh, that is, when I say rescue, I suppose I mean: why did you hit me on the head, tie me up, and bring me to wherever this is? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Vizier?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Vizier?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS SO SURPRISING ABOUT BACON? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Waist deep in water? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Wanna try some pork balls? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Want another one?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Was there no outside to this place? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | We unlocked the doors and killed the guards and gave your wretched people swords and a map, did we not? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well, do you know what I think? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well, what Mrs Rincewind''s little boy, if she was a Mrs Rincewind of course, what he''s going to do about it is nothing, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well, wizzard? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Well?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Were they grateful?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What about that, eh?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What are these?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What are they, then?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What could Butterfly do to him if he tried and failed? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What could they do? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What d''you think this is, homeopathic warfare? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What did it say on the packet?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What do they do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What do we do? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What do you think doors are for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What do you want?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What does he do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What does that tell you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What exactly is happening?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What good is that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What good would he be to anyone? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What good''s a shirt that''s not chain mail?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What had happened to duty and honour and stuff like that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What happens now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What have I just eaten?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What have you done that''s real?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What is a cadre?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What is the matter with your hand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What is your job?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What kind of song will the minstrels sing about people who invaded through a pipe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What more could we want?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What sort of difference does it make?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What the are you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What was I saying? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What was it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What was so odd about that? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What would happen if everyone walked through walls? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s a shave?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s it matter what you spend it on? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s it to be? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s my next move here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s the rest for?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What''s there to talk about with a woman?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whatseesay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | When?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Where is Captain Nong?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Where is everybody?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Where is he, by the way?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Where''d you go?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Which families are these?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Which will you be?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Who are these old eunuchs?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Who''s he?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Who''s the best out of all of you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whozee?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whut''s he say?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whut? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whut?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whutzeesay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whutzeesay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whutzeesayin''?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Whutzeesayin''?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why are we in this pipe?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why come here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why do they do it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why do you keep sayin''"hah"under your breath?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why does n''t he just eat a cow while he''s about it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why has he not made his bonds disappear in puffs of green smoke?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why should I care? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why should I do anything? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why should I know? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why''s that cloud looking like that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why''ve you brought them all the way here?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Will you lot stop huffing on my crystal ball?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | With all the treasure we can carry?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | With everyone else watching from behind a hastily overturned desk, Turnipseed had volunteered:''Why anything?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Women had bigger luggage than men, did n''t they? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Would anyone care to explain what the hell you think you''re doin''?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to fight him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Would you listen?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Would you rather die than betray your Emperor?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Would you really kill the Emperor? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You are in good health?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You are not angry with me, o lord?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You call that an Overarm Belter? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You call this a way to enter a city? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You call this the easy way?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You coming, or what?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You got a Number One giant I ought to speak to?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You have appeared to win in Hunghung but you have had to lose your most valuable piece, is that not so?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know all about liver suddenly? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know their big dish down on the coast?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know this rumour about the army of invisible vampire ghosts that''s heading this way?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know what happened?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know what you are? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You know what? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You lead the guards away somewhere —''''Can you all do that?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You made them rise up in the Empire''s hour of need?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You move in as boss? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You never learned to read? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You say? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You see this ringer? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You still got that box on legs?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You want to argue with this green trickly thing? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You want to go to Hunghung, yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You watching this hand?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | You''ve met them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | [ 20]''How are you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | a menu?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | and he says,"Three rhinu, shogun,"and you say,"I''ve only got a pony, OK?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | and''You call these chestnuts? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | arranged beetles? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | big bits or small bits?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | can I have a moment to think about it, please?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | coloured lights, stars, that sort of thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | credit?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | do it now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | entering the Forbidden City?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | every time I try to speak?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | feet?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | he''s a hundred and five, right? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | him?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | how did they manage to become so old?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | how did you know I was on the road?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | how do I know I can trust you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | how long will you be Emperor? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | how to show your bottom to people?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | immense rock? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | it''s a hammer, is n''t it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | just something small?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | like"Slightly Bad Things Please Happen To Our Enemies"? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | like,"Yep, that''s my kidneys, yep, that''s my breakfast"?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | lots of armies outside, everyone inside eating rats, that sort of thing?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | lukewarm ducks''feet, and you know what? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | magic, Great Wizard?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | no?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | oh dear, what''s the word? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | or whatever, and they say"Where''s Nangnang?" |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | or''Get a load of the hinges on that one!''? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | potatoes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | pushcart sail? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | rebel, is it?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | rescue me? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | said,''The Fall of Great Houses? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | them?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | then however fossilized the society there would always be some people who asked themselves danger- ous questions like''Where''s the pork?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | three hours?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | to bend bamboo? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | touch the ground in ordinary boots?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | unfair, is n''t it? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | unwilling dogs, will you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | variety of waterfall? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | voice telling me that a lot of the People''s Committee, correct me if I''m wrong, are standing in front of me right now?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | we killed the Emperor as directed —''''By whom?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | we''ve got this powder, you put it in rubes —''''Fireworks? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what context would this be?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what do I do?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what do these people do all day?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what do you spend yours on?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what would happen in the hypothetical situation of us calling the guards and denouncing you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what''s the point, eh? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | what, like, for pay?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | when you want to talk to them without them killing you?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | why do you stand out in the fields all day with the water buffalo?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | why here? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you do n''t read, do you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you know how a lot of people''ve got one leg shorter than the other? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you mean giggle, have people tortured, that sort of thing? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you reckon they''d believe we ran away? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you''d rather die than betray your Emperor, would you? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you''ve never seen anyone again? |
Interesting Times - Terry Pratchett | you?'' |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Scuse me, ” said a voice still under the bubbles, “ but who''s going to pay for all this? Soul Music - Terry Pratchett Your grandfather is Death?" |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” FORGET? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” Ponder sighed, “ we think it might be able to do other things. ” “ Like what? ” Ridcully demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” SERGEANT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” SUSAN? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” he looked at their trusting, open faces, “ ten dollars over Guild rate, how about that? ” Glod''s face split into a big grin. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” said Susan, “ right? ” Albert thumped his forehead with the palm of his hand. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Esprit de corpse? ” said Albert, who could be nasty at times. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Imp? ” said Glod, “ why''re you snapping your fingers like that? ” Imp looked down. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Imp? ” said Glod, “ why''re you snapping your fingers like that? ” Imp looked down. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Kaboom? ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Tall, was he? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Tell me, ” said Albert, “ who is this"someone"to whom you keep referring? ” The soldiers looked at one another. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ The Cavern? ” screamed Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Well what? ” said Mr Clete. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What is it? ” said Cliff, and then looked where Glod was pointing. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What teeth? ” “ The teeth like in your mouth? ” “ Oh, right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What teeth? ” “ The teeth like in your mouth? ” “ Oh, right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What were you saying about zombies? ” “. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? ” “ Ca n''t recall. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Why rat music? ” Hammerjug looked puzzled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yeah? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ You''re certain you''ve got no elvish in you, are you? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ You''re trying to find out? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Death waved a hand irritably. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? ” He turned. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Only the faintest tremor suggested that the statement was a question. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? ” he said, his voice slurred with shock. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ? ” said the raven. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A HUMAN DOING MY JOB? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A LIFE THAT HAS RUN OUT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A glass of something? ” “ No. ” “ Just as you like. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A good swing. ” REALLY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A sort of echo of some sound? ” “ Sounds sensible to me. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A voice spake: “ Is that you, Cliff? ” “ Yup. ” “ OK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | A voice which only he heard said: So you''re a rebel, little Death? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | AFTER ALL, he thought, HE MUST KNOW, MUSTN''T HE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | AH, he said, FUNNY HOW THINGS COME BACK TO YOU, ISN''T IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | AM I A GOOD GRANDFATHER? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | AND YOUR MEMORY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Against what? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Albert? ” Susan pushed open the kitchen door. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Along with that whaney timber you said was about as useful as a mermaid in a chorus line. ” “ Just fetch them out again, will you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And I ca n''t stop it – how can I kill something like music? ” She ran to the edge of the gorge. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And I''m here to warn you. ” “ A Muse for Music With Rocks In? ” “ Not really, but listen. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And a bit of wire stretched inside. ” Some people would have said''Why? ” or''What for? ” but Chalky did n''t make his money like that. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And a bit of wire stretched inside. ” Some people would have said''Why? ” or''What for? ” but Chalky did n''t make his money like that. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And going away, see? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And he was very old and not very nice. ” “ That''s all right, then, is it? ” The raven landed on her shoulder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And how about those leopardskin trousers, Scum? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And now will someone tell me what''s going on? ” There was a series of crashes from downstairs. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And some sequins. ” “ Sequins, boss? ” “ You can get them up at Mrs Cosmopilite''s dress shop. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And that''s true, is it? ” “ It sounds a bit silly, now I come to tell someone else. ” Ridcully shook his head. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And the universe would say: Oh, is n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And then I''llll do whatefer you want, see? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And what''s wrong with grandad? ” GRANDFATHER I CAN LIVE WITH. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And where''s the horse going to go, may I ask? ” The Senior Wrangler tapped him gently on the shoulder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | And you''re in the family firm? ” “ Shut up, you stupid man, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Anyone else fancy a hot dog? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Anyone? ” It''s not actually barging in if I call out first, she told herself. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, he would n''t be able to see me. ” “ Are you my muse? ” Susan frowned. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Archchancellor? ” Ridcully shrugged. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Are they any good? ” “ Do n''t you know, Mr Dibbler? ” “ It''s not what I call music, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Are they any good? ” “ Do n''t you know, Mr Dibbler? ” “ It''s not what I call music, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Are you stupid? ” “ My, my, how the time does pass, ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Asphalt heard the conversation: “ Have you done it? ” “ Here you are, mister. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Asphalt said there''d be girls like you! ” “ What on Disc do you mean,"girls like me"? ” Buddy subsided a bit, but only a little. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | At least-you boys can, eh? ” He pulled out a sheet of paper and a pencil. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | BONY KNEES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | BONY KNEES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | BUT WE DO, DON''T WE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | BUT WHAT OF IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Banging into people? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Besides, is riding a flying horse against school rules? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Big Mad Adrian and his friends any good when the chips are down? ” “ Um. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Buddy? ” Buddy''s eyes snapped open suddenly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Buddy? ” He looked up from his guitar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Buggrit. ” REALLY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | But I does n''t know how to play them, like. ” “ You did n''t know how to play six, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | But she''s going away now, ca n''t you see? ” “ That''s right, that''s right, ” said Glod, taking Buddy''s arm. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | But there''s something I do know. ” “ Yes? ” “ Uh. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | But what was supposed to happen next? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | But you have to be very careful how you address him. ” “ Is that so? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | COULD YOU FIND THE COURAGE TO ACCEPT IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t disappoint them, can I? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t have that, can we? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can I go? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a go? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can I tell her? ” it squawked. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can it be killed? ” “ I do n''t know. ” “ Should it be here? ” “ What? ” “ Should it be here? ” Ridcully repeated patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can it be killed? ” “ I do n''t know. ” “ Should it be here? ” “ What? ” “ Should it be here? ” Ridcully repeated patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can it be killed? ” “ I do n''t know. ” “ Should it be here? ” “ What? ” “ Should it be here? ” Ridcully repeated patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can it be killed? ” “ I do n''t know. ” “ Should it be here? ” “ What? ” “ Should it be here? ” Ridcully repeated patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can you come back tomorrow night? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can you play a guitar? ” Imp went pale. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Can you remember where you got it from? ” Buddy just stared. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | City statute, you know. ” “ Where were you travelling from, then? ” Ridcully demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Cliff? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Cliff? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Come back tomorrow, sort of thing? ” He looked up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Corporal? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Cotton? ” IT''S A POSSIBILITY. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Could n''t he? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Could n''t really make out the words, the reason bein'', the piano exploded. ” “ Ah? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Could that be possible? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Could we perhaps have a look at the Opera House? ” “ How about the Skunk Club in Brewer Street? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Could we perhaps have a look at the Opera House? ” “ How about the Skunk Club in Brewer Street? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Cup of cocoa around nine, dead to the world at five past. ” “ I ca n''t just let myself into his house! ” “ Why not? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Cwm on? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU LIKE CHOCOLATE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU LIKE''EM? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU MIND IF I ASK A QUESTION? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU MIND IF PERHAPS I HAVE ANOTHER DAY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU NOT THINK I SPOKE TO THEM OF THIS? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU UNDERSTAND? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Death of Gerbils, too? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Dey say when dey found the De Bris gang none of''em had any teef –''“ What is the Cavern? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone get the number of that ox- cart? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t your dad send you a picture? ” said Gloria. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did you know the lavatory was actually named after Sir Charles Lavatory? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did you read the contract? ” “ Did you? ” “ It was very small writing, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did you read the contract? ” “ Did you? ” “ It was very small writing, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did you see about them leather coats, Noddy? ” “ Sort of, ” said Noddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Did you see who it was, Nobby? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself clear? ” “ mumblemumblemumbleeveryonewasdoingitmumble, ” said the Dean, still looking at the floor. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know anything? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you remember? ” “ No, ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do what? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do you reckon they''ve come to see us? ” “ Bound to have, ” said Noddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do you think he knew? ” Asphalt grabbed Cliff''s bag and slung it easily over his shoulder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Does that sound right? ” I DON''T THINK SO. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Drink''em up and get out! ” “ How can we get out? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ENOUGH WHAT, SERGEANT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Eh, Buddy? ” They looked around. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Eh, Susan? ” “ What? ” said Susan, who''d been thinking of something else; then, when everything had been repeated, she said, “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Eh, Susan? ” “ What? ” said Susan, who''d been thinking of something else; then, when everything had been repeated, she said, “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Eulalie? ” Miss Butts''s mouth opened and shut. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | FOR WHAT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Fashion comments? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Finally the dwarf said, “ Are you elvish? ” “ Me? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Finally the dwarf said, “ Are you elvish? ” “ Me? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | For study purposes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | GRANDAD? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | GRANDAD? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Gets in the way of the creative processes, am I right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Glod, who was closest to him, heard him murmur: “ Just once? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Go and fetch some coffee for Mr Stibbons here, will you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Got a mirror? ” The bell rang. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Got sixty more to do. ” “ Why should I know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Grandfather? ” YES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Grandfather? ” YES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU NOT SEEN THAT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | HELLO? ” No- one took any notice. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | HMM? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | HMM? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | HOW DO HUMANS FORGET? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hah, can you tell me the last time anyone was ever robbed on this road? ” “ Friday, I believe, ” said a voice from the rocks. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hand Wash Only? ” PROBABLY NOT. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone seen the cart? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hat. ” “ What happens if we pllay without belonging to the Guilld, then? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hat. ” “ Yeah, but that''s not the sa – ” “ Do you know Wheedown the guitar- maker? ” said Mr Clete. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Have I got a gig for you! ” “ Have you? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea who he was, offendi? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | He paid it no attention until a female voice said: “ How do I get in here? ” “ No chance. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | He said that, did he? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | He would grab people by their knees and say, “ Have you got change for a penny? ”, invariably profiting by the ensuing cerebral confusion. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | He''d tried to tell the dwarf, but what could he say: this is too easy to play? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | He''s a genuine zombie? ” “ Yep. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hey, we''ve got some nice cheese in the kitchen, how about we go and listen to how it smells? ” Ponder sighed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Honestlly. ” “ Where you from? ” said the troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Hot dog? ” The Guild men nodded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about Cliff and the Cliffettes? ” “ Gook ook Oook- ook? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about Cliff and the Cliffettes? ” “ Gook ook Oook- ook? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about The Band With Buddy''s Guitar In It? ” “ Oook. ” “ Something shorter. ” “ Er... ” The universe held its breath. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about gerbils? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about if you leave that to me? ” “ Huh, ” said Glod, still smarting from the insult to his financial acumen. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How about my money? ” There was the sound of faint footsteps far away in the darkness. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How can he be gone again? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How can we stop it? ” “ I do n''t think you can. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How could anyone be content to just be the personification of a blind force? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How could anyone even think like that? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How did food taste? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How did it go? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How did you know? ” Ridcully sighed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How did you manage that? ” “ You know the Listening Monks up in the Ramtops? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How did you manage that? ” “ You know the Listening Monks up in the Ramtops? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How far is it to Quirm? ” “ A lot less now, ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How many times have we heard this story? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | How much? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I always used to say that, when I was alive. ” “ When was that, exactly? ” “ Ca n''t remember. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I can create things, ca n''t I? ” She held out her hand and thought: cup. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I can get a boat home, ca n''t I? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I dare say you''ve heard of me? ” “ Gook! ” “ I ai n''t talking to you! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know if you''ve ever had the concept explained? ” He reached out and took her hand. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t need any more help, all right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I expect you''re delirious with thirst and are just begging to be dug out, eh? ” YES. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I had to take another tooth. ” “ Pardon? ” “ It''s all audited, you see. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I just want to play music every day and hear someone say,"Thanks, that was great, here is some money, same time tomorrow OK?"'' |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I mean, there''s this boy – ” “ What boy? ” To Susan''s horror and amazement she found that she was blushing. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what was it supposed to be? ” “ A lick based on an E pentatonic scale using the major seventh as a passing tone? ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what was it supposed to be? ” “ A lick based on an E pentatonic scale using the major seventh as a passing tone? ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I smell a rat here! ” SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I suppose I''m Death. ” “ Technically? ” “ Yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I suppose. ” “ Oeuwa? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if there''ll be many people there? ” “ Lots, yerronner. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why he did that? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I work for this wizard, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I “ A mysterious old shop? ” “ Mysterious as anything. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''ll get it all organized while you''re away, OK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''m here, but we do n''t know where my body is? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''m sure of it! ” “ So I''m supposed to stop playing, then? ” Susan hesitated. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''spect you found you could do it a long time ago, eh? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''ve insisted they stay in college. ” “ How about Drongo and the others? ” said Ponder hopefully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | I''ve only ever seen him once! ” YOUR EYES DIDN''T MEET ACROSS A CROWDED ROOM OR ANYTHING OF THAT NATURE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | INDEED? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | IS THERE ONE HUMAN ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WHO KNOWS WHAT DUTY MEANS? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | IT WAS, WASN''T IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | If I do n''t play, what am I then? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | In between bein''The Blots and Lead Balloon, remember? ” Scum located a tenpenny piece and turned back. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | In the wreckage of the cart! ” What is the difference? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | In which case it was up to the universe to say, oh, did n''t you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Influences coming from Outside, yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Is he drowning? ” Glod reached out an arm, without looking, smashed the top off another bottle of beer and poured it over his head. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that what I''ve always said? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem? ” “ What were you doing? ” The Lecturer looked down at the table. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem? ” “ What were you doing? ” The Lecturer looked down at the table. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Is this me: Glod? ” “ Yup. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It carried on talking to itself: “ How long have we got, d''you think? ” “ We ought to make it to the bridge. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It handles you. ” “ Anyway, who are you to tell me all this? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It happens every time, right? ” Jimbo, Noddy and Scum peered around the curtain at the pandemonium. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It''s The Gritz for you! ” “ That''s a troll hotel, is n''t it? ” said Glod suspiciously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It''s far too late to be wandering around draughty corridors at your age, do n''t you think? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It''s meant to go! ” “ Yes, but what is it? ” said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It''s more like being played. ” “ You''ve been in show business a long time, right? ” said Glod to Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | It''s not fair! ” “ Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Jimbo? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Join what? ” THE KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Just flowers? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Just like that? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Just one more time? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Keith Death? ” “ Well, why not? ” “ He''s just Death, is n''t he? ” “ No, that''s just his job. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Keith Death? ” “ Well, why not? ” “ He''s just Death, is n''t he? ” “ No, that''s just his job. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Keith Death? ” “ Well, why not? ” “ He''s just Death, is n''t he? ” “ No, that''s just his job. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Kick a righteous donkey? ” “ Some righteous ass, sir, ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | LORD ROBERT SELACHII? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Let me help you to a ladleful. ” They sat on either side of the long table.. “ Well, is n''t this nice? ” Ridcully said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Lias? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Like a bud. ” “ Bud y Celyn? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Like the Hogfather and the Sandman and the Tooth Fairy? ” “ Yes. ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Like the music. ” “ How about Gold? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Like when he heard about Hogswatchnight? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Livery. ” “ And dat. ” “ What''d you get if you had a pile of gold, Glod? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Llisten, this is a very – ” “ Got twelve dollars? ” “ What? ” “ Something of a bargain, I think. ” There was a thump behind them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Llisten, this is a very – ” “ Got twelve dollars? ” “ What? ” “ Something of a bargain, I think. ” There was a thump behind them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Looking at sound? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Lots and lots more. ” “ How many''s ten? ” said the troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Me? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Medium? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Meet Asphalt. ” “ Who? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Mr Dorfl down in Long Hogmeat. ” “ Him? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | My grandfather is deaf? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Nail, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Neither are you-, “ You''re not going to tell me to stop playing again, are you? ” said Buddy angrily. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | No- one to talk to but each other, I''ve known people go totally ins – ” “ How long has it been now? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Nobby? ” Nobby edged carefully along the wall. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not a good name for the music business. ” “ What''ll you change it to? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not assertive enough. ” “ Why''d you want to come here? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not be noticed when you did n''t want to be? ” SQUEAK, said the Death of Rats. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not my fairy godmother, are you? ” “ I think you have to be a lot older, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not properlly! ” “ You can play your guitar, ca n''t you? ” “ Wellll, yes, I suppose. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Not so much of the emphatic declarative, yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Note the scythe and cowl, yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Nothing wrong with a bit of music, is there? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Now then, you lot, back to the University right now for cold baths all round. ” “ Really her-? ” said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Now, why is it I have this feeling that there''s going to be wizards in there somewhere? ” A figure lurched out of the foam, dripping brown bubbles. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Now? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | OR WHAT YOU CALL ME? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Oblong? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Of course not. ” WHY SHOULD YOU CARE, THEN? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Oh, why did n''t you say? ” said Albert sourly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Or was that something else? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise what''s the point? ” He stared at the paperwork in front of him for so long that Satchelmouth coughed politely. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Patrician thought it up. ” “ Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps we could trap the music. ” “ What for? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Please! ” “ As well? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Rave In? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Relatives? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Remember that? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Remember what happened when Mr Hong opened his takeaway fish bar on the site of the old temple in Dagon Street? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Right as rain. ” “ Will it play? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ Mmf. ” “ OK. ” “ TAKE IT BACK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Right? ” “ Mmf. ” “ OK. ” “ TAKE IT BACK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Ripe, eh? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SAVE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SEE THIS GLASS, RIGHT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SERIOUSLY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | SUSAN? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Scum? ” it said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | See his wife? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Seem''em all. ” “ You ever seen an audience like that? ” “ I''ve seen''em throw flowers and cheer at the Opera House –''“ Ha! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | She''d never expected it to work, but it had to, did n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Should I have been? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | So I can be prejudiced against trolls, all right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | So you can just fly back to your magic castle, OK? ” Susan was temporarily speechless. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | So you want to be Music With Rocks In stars, do you? ” “ Yes, sir! ” “ Then listen here to what I say. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | So... “ And then what happened? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Some smelly cart and a tavern that smells of cabbages? ” Buddy held up his hands. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Some wall or getting the sound right? ” said-Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Sounds like you. ” “ Asphalt? ” “''Sme. ” “ Buddy? ” “ Glod? ” “ And. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Sounds like you. ” “ Asphalt? ” “''Sme. ” “ Buddy? ” “ Glod? ” “ And. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Sounds like you. ” “ Asphalt? ” “''Sme. ” “ Buddy? ” “ Glod? ” “ And. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Started the music, if you like. ” “ A sort of ta- dahhh? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Stuff leakin''into the universe again, eh? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Supposing ghastly creatures started coming out of the air? ” “ What about it? ” said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Supposing ghastly creatures started coming out of the air? ” “ What about it? ” said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | TAKE IT FROM THE TOP? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | TECHNICALLY POSSIBLE, OF COURSE, BUT WHY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | THEY REALLY WANTED TO MAKE SURE, DIDN''T THEY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | THING IS, D''YOU KNOW WHAT IT''S LIKE, EH, HAVING A MEMORY SO GOOD, RIGHT, SO GOOD YOU EVEN REMEMBER WHAT HASN''T HAPPENED YET? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | THIS ASSISTS PEOPLE TO FORGET, DOES IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | TO KNOW WHAT MUST BE DONE AND DO IT, WHATEVER THE COST? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Ten dollars would be all right, would n''t it? ” “ Croak, ” said the frog hastily. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Ten dollars? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That bit where Jimbo smashed his guitar, they loved that bit! ” “ Smashed his guitar? ” “ Yeah, ” said Jimbo, with the pride of the artist. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That one who plays a chord now every time he hiccups? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s all that matters, is n''t it? ” “ No! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s good, eh? ” “ That''s Root Fly, that is, ” said someone in the shadows. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s good, is it? ” Ridcully glared at his wizards. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s right. ” “ What''s a coffee bar? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s ten dollars the lot, right? ” “ Right. ” “ And that''s cutting my own throat. ” Chalky tossed the box aside. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | That''s what you''ve got sewn on your vest? ” “ Um. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | The Master thinks he can slope off, eh? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | The horse and the rat just turned up! ” RAT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | The one with the two stripes? ” “ Me? ” said a small fat soldier. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | The one with the two stripes? ” “ Me? ” said a small fat soldier. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | The skeleton in the black robe? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Then he said: ALBERT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Then it said, without any particular trace of menace, “ You not long in dis town? ” “ Just arrived, ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Then it said: “ That stops you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Then the skull said: “ Kids today, eh? ” “ I blame education, ” said the raven. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There was hundreds could n''t get into the Cavern. ” “ And the band looks like that, do they? ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There – ” “ Did you go back? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There''s a spot on the back of the neck. ” “ But not Dibbler, Sir? ” “ Strangely, no. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There''s music in everything, if you know how to find it. ” “ Can I try dat riff? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There''s no element of choice? ” SQUEAK “ But what if they do n''t deserve to die? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | There''s no element of choice? ” SQUEAK “ But what if they do n''t deserve to die? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They do n''t seem to want to think straight. ” UNLIKE YOU? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They heard the cunning artificer say, “ What the hell''s that? ” “ A molar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They put the worm in to show how strong it is. ” STRONG ENOUGH TO DROWN WORMS? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They say that there''s a background noise to the universe? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They think it''s the right thing to do. ” “ What right thing to do? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | They''d say''Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Things that have n''t happened yet. ” “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Thirteen years of sleepin''and crappin''and waiting for the next meal to turn up? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | This is a bit like that, yes? ” “ In very broad terms, ” said Ponder carefully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | This is guild business, is n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | This is n''t my home! ” “ Yeah? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | This is what you boys used magic for, is it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Three more nights of this? ” “ What''s the problem? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Three more nights of this? ” “ What''s the problem? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Throwin''one another over yer shoulders? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Time is not a particular feature of things for you. ” “ How – ” “ You''ll have to find out, wo n''t you? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Time was something that happened to other people, was n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Truthfully. ” “ Well? ” “ Would you like to sit down? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Truthfully. ” “ Well? ” “ Would you like to sit down? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Turned up, has it? ” “ Yes! ” “ Ride it. ” “ I did. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Twenty- five dollars! ” “ You''re complaining? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Twirling around all over the place? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Two sacks of flour? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Two thousand dollars. ” “ Why d''you keep saying two thousand dollars? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Two wheels, one after the other? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Um. ” “ You can see her too? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Vermincelli and stuff? ” “ Now he''s doing troll food too, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WAS IT YOU SAID? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHAT''S IT LIKE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHAT''S THAT YOU''VE GOT THERE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHEN YOU GET RIGHT DOWN TO IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHERE IS MY GRANDDAUGHTER? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHY SHOULD I CARE WHAT THE WRETCHED PHRASE MEANS? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WHY, he said, ARE YOU WALKING AROUND WITH THAT DUCK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | WITHOUT DUTY, WHAT AM I? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Was it in the same place? ” “ Yes, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Was it still there? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t he? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | We could do a few gigs and raise the money with no trouble. ” “ Allll three of us together? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | We had to do the whole thing, the oak tree in a pot, the paper sausages, the pork dinner, him sitting there with a paper hat on saying IS THIS JOLLY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | We have n''t got any, see? ” “ I''ll sort out something, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | We search all the sand. ” SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | We''re musicians. ” “ That''s supposed to make me feel better, is it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Well, the bastards had shot us full of arrows, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Were there any casualties? ” “ Dunno, yerronner. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What about you? ” “ I swore I''d be the most famous musician in the world. ” “ Days dangerous, dat kinda swear, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What can I say? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What could depress Death? ” “ Albert seems to think he might do something. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What could go wrong now? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What did he know about anything? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What did it want? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What did we do? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What do his friends call him? ” “ What do you mean, friends? ” “ All right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What do his friends call him? ” “ What do you mean, friends? ” “ All right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What do we get if we mix it allll together? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” “ It''s got. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What does it- he want with me? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What good would that do? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What instrument are you talking about? ” “ A kind of guitar. ” The old woman put her head on one side. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What kind of blue, anyway? ” YOU JUST WAVED. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What kind of music shop is open at two in the morning? ” Glod struck a match. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What kind of musician are you? ” There was still a muted roar from outside. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What kind of name is that for Death''s granddaughter? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What shall we do now? ” “ We could have a rumble, ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What size do you think I am? ” Albert brushed hay and flour off his coat and walked over to the window. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What sort of command was necessary to make a horse resume contact with the ground? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What sort of idiot makes music for free? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What the hell did that mean? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What tour? ” Dibbler backed off a little. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What was it you were wanting? ” I WISH TO JOIN. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What was it you were wanting? ” The Death of Rats grabbed a wing and pulled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What was the point? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What was the tomboy word? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''re you thinking of calling it? ” “ Er. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s bodacious mean? ” “ Means. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s he doing? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s so good about it? ” Satchelmouth, who had twice had to stop himself tapping his feet, said, “ We have n''t had the main band yet. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s the good of having the power if you ca n''t use it? ” The Death of Rats put his nose in his paws. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s the inscription on the big clock? ”"''Too Late", ” said Susan promptly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s this thing? ” “ I''m a raven, ” said the raven, nervously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''s this? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What''ve you been telling her? ” “ He did n''t tell me anything except SQUEAK and I do n''t know what that means, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What? ” “ Why are we here? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | What? ” “ Why are we here? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | When he could have done some good? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where are you? ” “ Er, HERE, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where did I leave the horses? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where did you go? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where to finish? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Buddy? ” The three circled the haystack, prodding at bulges which turned out to be damp hay. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Scum? ” “ I think they threw him into the lake. ” “ Is Crash alive? ” There was a groan from under a heap of wreckage. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Scum? ” “ I think they threw him into the lake. ” “ Is Crash alive? ” There was a groan from under a heap of wreckage. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the sense of occasion? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Where? ” Susan stepped onto the carpet. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Which way is out? ” “ Er – ” There were some explosions somewhere in the coffee cloud and a popping noise. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ” Cliff looked around. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who sat them? ” YOU DID. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that holding on to my foot? ” “ Me, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that? ” Susan tucked the hourglass back into her robe and shook out her hair. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Who? ” said Gloria. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Whom to? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why me? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ” “ Yeah. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why shoot things at them? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why should it save his life? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why the sudden interest- what have you got on your feet? ” The Dean looked down. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why worry? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why...? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ The guitar. ” “ Oh, that. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Will this be enough, then? ” A small ruby was produced from somewhere in a pocket. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Will you step this way, madam? ” “ I ca n''t leave the circle! ” “ Oh, you can if I invite you. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Word to the wizard, old chap. ” “ Yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Y''know? ” Blert looked down at the guitar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU HAVE A GOOD MEMORY? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU HAVEN''T GOT A KISS FOR YOUR OLD GRANDAD? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU PRATTLE ON ABOUT CHANGING THE WORLD? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU SAY THAT TO ME? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU STAND THERE IN YOUR PRETTY DRESS AND SAY THAT TO ME? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | YOU? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Yes. ” “ So have you had any recent recruits who were a little, shall we say, odd? ” “ Might have done, ” said the voice slowly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” said Ponder, backing away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” “ We''ve done a song – ” “ Good for you. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You all trolls? ” “ Days right. ” In this case, Dibbler decided not to argue. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You do know that, do n''t you? ” Buddy played a chord. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t have to eat dat bit in the middle, do you? ” When they''d gone, Dibbler looked at the knife he''d taken from Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t play chess, do you? ” “ Extremely well, ” said Susan, still bewildered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t want to worry your heads about money stuff, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You forget what day of the week it is after a while. ” “ What day of the week is it now? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t been Suck for twentyfour hours. ” “ Yeah, but we thought the name was holding us back. ” “ How could it be holding you back? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You just hit them with the sticks. ” “ Yeah, but what if I sort of miss? ” “ Sit closer. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You know how it is. ” “ I do? ” “ Still, ca n''t stay here talking all night. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You know what that means? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You see him? ” She pointed to the stage, where Buddy was in mid- riff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You think candles get dribbly like that by themselves? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You''ll like it. ” “ Dwarf bread too? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You''re not a D''reg or a Hershebian, are you? ” “ Do n''t you know? ” “ I''m. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | You''re not a D''reg or a Hershebian, are you? ” “ Do n''t you know? ” “ I''m. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Your grandfather? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | Your trousers do n''t have to listen. ” SPARE A COPPER, YOUNG SIR? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | ` We want to stop it, not make more of it. ” “ What exactly is wrong with it? ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | a bony rat and a talking raven? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | a kind of unicorn spike made out of hair... “ What''s that he''s got on the back of his robe? ” said Jimbo. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | a parasite, or something like that, ” said Susan, as Binky trotted skywards, “ what''s the good of it killing its host? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | and they did. ” “ The dead men-? ” “ I joined the Legion to. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | and: Who was the Third Man Who did the Blagging At Bearhugger''s Distillery Larst wee- k? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | been here all the time? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | buggrit, buggrit, buggrem, see if I do n''t. ” “ The coffee house exploded, did it? ” “ Frothy coffee all over the place, yerronner. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | but what about the piano player? ” “ I told you, I know just where to find one, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | can you kind of hint about what will happen? ” “ Well. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | changing the fate of one individual means changing the world? ” SOMETIMES THE WORLD NEEDS CHANGING. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | daughter? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | do n''t you want anything-? ” There was shouting and a crash from inside, as if half a dozen people were fighting to get under the same table. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | doing it? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | done by the time we get back? ” “ You can get anything done in Ankh- Morpork, ” said Glod firmly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | explain anything to you? ” “ Miss Delcross did that in Biology, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | follk music? ” He took the instrument. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | from Glod? ” “ Weeell. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | get on out there, then? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | grandfather. ” “ Grandad Lezek? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | had n''t he? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | hairy sunlight. ” “ Hairy sunlight? ” “ Something like that. ” And the pressure on Hibiscus''s arm was suddenly released. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | he had a rose in his teeth, sarge. ” “ Yes, but would you recognize him if you saw him again? ” Nobby swallowed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | he''s to pull their head off. ” “ Should n''t he give them a warning? ” said Gibbsson. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | hey, are you all right? ” “ Do n''t know. ” “ You looked all washed- out. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | how come all the tins are the same size? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | how did you know how to do that bit? ” “ It was just de bit dat had to go dere, ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | if I''ve been here for the last few days, who''s in my bed now? ” I THINK YOU JUST WENT OUT FOR A MOONLIGHT STROLL. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | is it breathing or is that just my imagination? ” The Senior Wrangler spun around and waved a finger at the Librarian. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | it was n''t a good name, was it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | it''s not right for this music, either. ” “ What does it mean in real language? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | know. ” “ Natomy? ” “ Another word for skeleton. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | learn to play? ” said Jimbo. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | loud and deep? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | maybe we could get you another one, then? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | my grandfather was Death, and he just let nature take its course? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | odd lately, have you? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | people think that some things are represented by people? ” A look of temporary understanding informed Buddy''s perplexed features. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | said Susan, I mean- BREAKFAST? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | sand- coloured – ” UNIFORM? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | six dollars, how about that? ” “ Oh, wow, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | tell us about it. ”''You summoned Death to ask that? ” “ I''m not sure who we''ve summoned, ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | that for? ”''Mr Stibbons, I know you to be a man who seeks to understand the universe. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | the lady in black? ” “ Yes? ” “ Do you know where we are, miss? ” There was no ground under them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | the lady in black? ” “ Yes? ” “ Do you know where we are, miss? ” There was no ground under them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | the lady in black? ” “ Yes? ” “ Do you know where we are, miss? ” There was no ground under them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | the... ” KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | then? ” he said, concentrating to get the sentence right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | they''d just better get it, all right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | think so. ” “ Does it live anywhere? ” “ It seems to have lived in one instrument but I think it''s moving around now. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | this does n''t mean we''re not allowed to play at the Free Festival, does it, Mr Dibbler? ” said Crash. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | three hours? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | time. ” “ Why''d you want to go to Quirm? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | was it there for years yesterday? ” “ You ail right, sarge? ” “ Let''s go, Nobby, ” said the sergeant, walking away as fast as he could. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | was it there for years yesterday? ” “ You ail right, sarge? ” “ Let''s go, Nobby, ” said the sergeant, walking away as fast as he could. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | was it there yesterday? ” Nobby looked at the peeling paint, the little grime- encrusted window, the rickety door. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | we? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | well, ca n''t you see? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what about zombies? ” “. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what do you like in Scrote? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what do you mean? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what was it he said, corporal? ” “ He said,"EVERY LAST DETAIL", Sir. ” Albert looked around the fort. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what was it you said? ” “ Let''s do the show right here, ” said Buddy, lying down on a straw mattress. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what was it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what was that again? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what would happen to the Band? ” OH, THEY MIGHT BE ANYWHERE. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what''re we going to call ourselves? ” Cliff looked around. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what''s the number after nine? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | what''s your name? ” The student wizard pinned by Ridcully''s pointing finger squirmed anxiously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | where would you go? ” SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | where would you go? ” SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | why''s it on that two- wheeled cart? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | you ca n''t just hack holes in the wall – ” “ What''s more important? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | you know how your dressing room is next to the privy? ” Crash, behind the Cavern''s raggedy curtain, tried to tune his guitar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | you mean seven months older than me? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | you were asleep on your skull? ” “ Oh, not my personal skull, ” said the raven. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | you''re not elvish, are you? ” “ Seventy- five dollars is criminall, ” said Imp, as they plodded along the evening streets. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A dollar- fifty? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A pair of pillow cases? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A piano move about, does it? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A piece of music, lad. ” “ Music? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A triumph! ” “ Oook? ” “ Perhaps you have to push it along with your feet? ” whispered the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A triumph! ” “ Oook? ” “ Perhaps you have to push it along with your feet? ” whispered the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A vest with words on? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ A- one, a- two, a- one- two- thr – ” GENTLEMEN? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, Drumknott, ” said Lord Vetinari, “ just go and tell the head of the Musicians''Guild he wants a word with me, will you? ” “ Er. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ai n''t you got any romance in your soul? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Albert? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Albert? ” She tried upstairs. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Albert? ” There was a door at the top. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, what did it look like? ” IT''S BLUE. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, who''s doing it? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ All understood? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ An elephant sat on you? ” said Buddy, as they crossed the square. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ An''you know what? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And I suppose you know what sound is made by one hand clapping, do you? ” said the holy man nastily. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And I think you did that on purpose, sir! ” “ You can hear it again and again? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And Imp is sticking with Imp, right? ” Imp looked at the guitar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And free beer? ” Buddy held the guitar to him. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And have you got any comment to make? ” “ Croak croak, ” said the raven, and ruffled its feathers. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And now what happens? ” Death was silent for a moment. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And that''s all you can tell me? ” “ Well. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And that''s it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And then what happened? ” he said, trying to keep his face turned away from the beggar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And this one? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And what will you tell her? ” “ You made the horse jump up and. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And what''s making that noise? ” Blue light glittered on the buildings at the end of the long street. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And who''davthought, ” said Glod, “ that you could brew a beer l''ke that outa cauliflowers? ” “ Had a great head on it, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And why''ve you got a beehive made of hair on your head, pray? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And you steer by the ears, ya? ” Cassandra Fox said: “ Probably ca n''t afford them, out in the sticks. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And you''re real? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ And, Dean, will you stop tapping your feet? ” “ Well, it''s catchy, ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Antique. ” “ Would you listen to that tone? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Any good to us? ” “ Should n''t think so. ” Imp straightened up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Any kind of box? ” said Dibbler, in a voice choked with money. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone else been working in here? ” “ Well. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone got any money? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone seen the Librarian lately? ” “ He always seems to be carrying something when I see him. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyone seen the Librarian? ” The orang- utan was busy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, get the rest of your chums here right now. ” “ What for? ” “ A bit of a tutorial, ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n''t we going to examine the music? ” “ In good time, ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n''t you the wizard I saw last night? ” “ That''s right, ” said Ridcully, “ and this is the Rite of AshkEnte. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are they still behind us? ” Glod yelled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are we a cab service? ” said Susan coldly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a soprano? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right, Miss Butts? ” The teacher rallied. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you all right? ” “ You''d better ask her, ” muttered Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you facin''me? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you going to fade away again? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you laughing at me? ” said Susan suspiciously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you new? ” “ Yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you ready for this? ” They blinked at him. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you still here? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you the musicians known as The Band With Rocks In? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you too scared to change the world? ” Death turned. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ As simple as dat? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Asphalt? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Assassins? ” said Herbert''Mr Harpsichord''Shuffle. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Besides, he said you would n''t want the expense. ” “ What do you think, Buddy? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Big black coach with all dat liver on it. ” “ Liver? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Boxes full of music, eh? ” “ We''ll take this one, ” said Ridcully, snatching it up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Breakfast? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Buddy? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Buggrem? ” said Foul Ole Ron. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Bursar? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ But I am a human. ” I DIDN''T SAY IT WAS GOING TO BE EASY, DID I? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ But that''s dreadful! ” ARE YOU ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED WITH THE YOUNG MAN? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ But you ran out! ” “ Yes. ” “ Why? ” “ It was. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ But, but, but I''ll throw in my guitar primer and a strap and a couple of pleckies, yes? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cabbages doing well? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Camomile tea? ” I THOUGHT THAT WAS A KIND OF SOAP. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I kill it without killing him? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I tell her? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I try? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we get some more? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you all eat fast? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you do that? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear me? ” she shouted, above the triumphant chords. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you help me with this? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you see any pears? ” said Glod, taking a breath. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cantaloupe? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrion regardless, as you might say. ” “ You mean everyone gets eaten? ” “ Part of the miracle of nature, ” said the raven. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Changing our tone, yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cliff, ” said Glod, “ can I have a word? ” He jerked a stubby thumb at the door. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cliff? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cliff? ” “ Good troll name. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Coffee? ” “ Coffee- flavoured froth, anyway. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Cook. ” “ Is n''t it what every artist wants? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you glue it back together? ” said Glod, eventually. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Crash? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Crash? ” “ Yes? ” “ There''s hundreds of people out there. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Crash? ” “ Yes? ” “ There''s hundreds of people out there. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ D''you think we could have handled that better? ” SQUEAK?”Dah dah dah DAH''SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ D''you think we could have handled that better? ” SQUEAK?”Dah dah dah DAH''SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Deaf? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Dean, ” said Ridcully eventually, “ what have you done to your hair? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Dean? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did I? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did a cart just go through here? ” he demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did he say anything? ” said Albert, too busy to pay attention. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did he? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n''t I say it did n''t belong here? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n''t I say? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n''t you want that? ” “ We''ll talk about dat later, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you put it about that anyone who plays at this Festival is right out of the Guild? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you say two hundred and fifty dollars in Sto Lat? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you see that wretched old cat move? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Dis is bribery, is it? ” he whispered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do I? ” “ They''ve got one of those new pianofortes just over the river in the Opera House, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n''t tell me you want a guitar? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n''t you think we should have brought the senior wizards, sir? ” said Ponder, struggling to keep up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you confiscate our instruments? ” “ To start with, ” said the president. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you just do rats, or mice and hamsters and weasels and stuff like that as well? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know it''s gone midnight? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know what it means, Grandad? ” I''VE NOT COME ACROSS IT BEFORE, BUT I SUPPOSE IT''S POSSIBLE. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know why you''re here? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know you''re shaking all over? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think we should''ve took all dem bits out? ” “ It''s bound to work, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Does he play a sort of guitar? ” “ Yes! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Does n''t anyone know who the hells they are? ” Mr Clete said, as Satchelmouth managed to grip the glass on the second try. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Does n''t that matter? ” Death gave him a look. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Drop me off over Quirm, will you? ” “ What does it want him for? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Drop me off over Quirm, will you? ” “ What does it want him for? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Dull? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Dull? ” I AM AFRAID SO. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, hello? ” “ Who''s that? ” “ It''s me, Stibbons. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, hello? ” “ Who''s that? ” “ It''s me, Stibbons. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Er, ” she said, “ ANYONE HERE BEEN KILLED AND CALLED VOLF? ” Behind her, the Death of Rats put its head in its paws. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Er... ” “ Yes? ” “ Er. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Er... ” “"Sto Helit Lace"? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever since I''ve had the shop. ” “ Who brought it in? ” “ How should I know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever since I''ve had the shop. ” “ Who brought it in? ” “ How should I know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Everythin''all right, Dean? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Exactly. ” “ And I suppose you''re stuck with it? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me – ” “ Ook? ” “ Those guys just called you a monkey, ” said Glod, jerking a thumb in the direction of the door. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Eyes crossed in a crowded room? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Fat, red hair, says"ook", a lot? ” “ That''s him. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Female, eh? ” said the old man. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Fine, Master. ” STILL GOT YOUR BOTTLE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Forget what? ” FORGET ANYTHING. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Forget? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Forget? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Forget? ” “ Right. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Four- four time? ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Free. ” “ Free? ” The word got past Dibbler''s teeth before they could snap shut. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ From what? ” Susan bent down and picked up a blackened knife. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gerbils? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gibbsson? ” “ Yes, boss? ” “ You know those guitars you made? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gibbsson? ” “ Yes, boss? ” “ You know those guitars you made? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gibbsson? ” “ Yes, boss? ” “ You know those guitars you made? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gimlet''s Hole Food? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gimlet? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gllod, there''s an ape watching us. ” “ Well? ” said Glod, unfolding a string bag. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Glod? ” Glod jumped. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Go well? ” he said, when Susan''s shadow appeared over the half- door. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief, ” he said, “ is that still here? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Good rhythm, ” he said, “ but the words need some work. ” “ You mean more gold, gold, gold? ” “ Ye- es. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gook. ” “"Good Gracious Miss Polly"? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gook? ” “ It''s a kind of very fine lace they make iii the city of Sto Helit, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gort? ” “ What? ” “ What do you think of this one? ” Hammerjug cleared his throat. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gort? ” “ What? ” “ What do you think of this one? ” Hammerjug cleared his throat. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gort? ” “ What? ” “ What do you think of this one? ” Hammerjug cleared his throat. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Got change of a dollar, miss? ” “ Pardon? ” “ Couple of half- dollars''d do. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Got change of a dollar, miss? ” “ Pardon? ” “ Couple of half- dollars''d do. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Grandfather? ” YES. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Gratitude, is it? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Guaranteed. ” “ Where is it, then? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hah! ” “ How much? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hammer, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Has anyone got anything they should be telling me? ” The wizards shuffled their blue- suede feet nervously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Has he found him? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have I seen you before? ” I''M IN HERE QUITE OFTEN, YES. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n''t you got any muesli? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have none of you seen a horse jump before? ” “ Yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you been taking dried frog pills, old chap? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you ever seen anything like it? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you forgotten yet? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you seen someone who did n''t look like this? ” he demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you seen this person? ” he demanded, thrusting a pasteboard oblong in front of Dunelm''s eyes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ He bought seventeen doughnuts. ” “ Sugar? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ He does n''t change, does he? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ He just keeps on saying things like IT''S NOT HAPPENING YET. ”''Have you tried burying him up to the neck in the sand? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ He said, what do we call ourselves? ” “ Cliff, Buddy, Glod and the Librarian. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hear it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hello? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Her? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, dat''s us, is n''t it? ” “ What do we want these for? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, dat''s us, is n''t it? ” “ What do we want these for? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, if there''s any good fish bones in there I''ll have them. ” “ Have you met him? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, what was that? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, what was that? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Honest, Mr Dibbler, ca n''t you give us one more chance? ” “ We''ll see, ” said Dibbler, and strode away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Hot dog? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How about if we leave it right now? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How about ravens? ” Something blew in her ear. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How about"We''re A Rubbish Band"? ” said Noddy, sticking his hands in his pockets. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you be in the programme when I do n''t know what you''re called? ” said Dibbler, waving a hand irritably at one of the posters. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you remember me? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How can-? ” Whaum- wha. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How come, ” said Cliff, “ he''s so short? ”"N''elephant sat on me, ” said Asphalt, sulkily. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How could he talk like that? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you do that? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know I''d got the cart made ready? ” said Glod, as they landed after a brief flight. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know who I am? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you manage to walk through the wall? ” “ I''m sorry? ” said Susan, backing away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you manage to walk through the wall? ” “ I''m sorry? ” said Susan, backing away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How do I know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know that? ” YOU''VE ALWAYS KNOWN. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How hard can they be to kill? ” “ My associates are somewhat reluctant to talk about it, ” said Lord Downey. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you been sixteen? ” “ Since I was fifteen, of course. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How long were you asleep? ” “ Same as I am awake, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How many? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How much for everything? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How much? ” “ Best part of five thousand dollars – ” “ FIVE THOUSAND DOL –? ” Cliff clamped his huge hand over Glod''s mouth. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How much? ” “ Best part of five thousand dollars – ” “ FIVE THOUSAND DOL –? ” Cliff clamped his huge hand over Glod''s mouth. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How old are you? ” “ Sixteen. ” “ Oh, my. ” Albert rolled his eyes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How should we know? ” “ Has it got dat livery on der side? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How should we know? ” “ Has it got dat livery on der side? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How should we know? ” “ That was magnificent, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ How''m I going to play my guitar like this? ” said Crash. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I bang them together. ” “ And then what? ” “ What do you mean,"And then what?"'' |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I bang them together. ” “ And then what? ” “ What do you mean,"And then what?"'' |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I did n''t know there was one. ” “ What d''you call this, then, Klatchian mist? ” The man slapped the air. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect people had to pay to get in here, did n''t they? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect that seeing horses float in the air is silly, do n''t you? ” She slipped off the horse''s back, and gave the watchers a bright smile. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect what your worship has n''t heard of, ” he said, “ is the music tax. ” “ What music tax? ” said Asphalt and the mayor together. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect you''re looking forward to the Festival, eh? ” he said, after a while. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect you''ve had enough, eh, soldier? ” said the sergeant. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I know we''ve had this conversation before, but who are you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I like pears. ” “ I can see a man with a throwing axe! ” “ Does it look valuable? ” An arrow vibrated in the wall by Lias''s head. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, how often does the Watch get called in to the Drum? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, was Volf on the right side? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, what did you think you were doing? ” “ mumblemumblemumble, ” said the Dean, looking at the floor. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I said, they''ve all gone mad except me and you! ” “ What? ” “ It''s the music! ” “ Yes! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I say, is n''t that my nose- hair mirror? ” said the Bursar, breaking the spell. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I say, ” said Lady Sara, “ who does he belong to? ” Susan looked around. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I showed you, Archchancellor? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose a pattern of roses is out of the question? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose he was a righteous ass, come to think about it. ” “ Sorry? ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose it''s legal for me to go in licensed premises? ” said Susan, as Ankh- Morpork appeared on the horizon again. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose it''s too late to cut some sort of deal? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose you do n''t know what''s happening? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I think they''re probably more like guidelines, do n''t you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I think what we have here is an occasion for negotiation, yes? ” He got down from the cart. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought you''d been everywhere and seen everything? ” White light crackled in the air. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I thought, ” he said, “ just a few numbers that everyone knows? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I used to muck''em arht. ” “ That''s how you got like that? ” “ Nope. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I warn you, ” said the bundle, “ I do n''t do the N word. ” “ I''m sorry? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I was just too young to appreciate it. ” YOU REALLY LIKED IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I won it in – ” “ Ah, you''re from Llamedos, right? ” said the fat guard. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I''m a raven, are n''t I? ” it said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I''m pretty sure it was n''t Cantaloupe. ” “ Whatever. ” “ How did you get in here? ” “ I''m. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I''m sorry? ” “ mumblemumbledancingmumble. ” “ Dancing, ” said Ridcully levelly, walking back along the row. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I''ve run out of breath through lack of money. ” “ I said ten dollars, did n''t I? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ I''ve saddled up Binky. ” YOU UNDERSTAND I WAS JUST CHECKING? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ If I do n''t get my wheels back, there''s going to be trouble. ” “ Trouble? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ If I tell you, wo n''t that be a paradox? ” NOT FOR US. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Imp? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Imp? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Imp? ” said Glod, after a while. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ In like Flint, eh? ” “ You think she''s one of dem gropies Asphalt told us about? ” “ Could be. ” Other news had travelled fast, too. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ In like Flint, eh? ” “ You think she''s one of dem gropies Asphalt told us about? ” “ Could be. ” Other news had travelled fast, too. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Incidentally, has anyone got any black paint? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is Mr Downey still head of the Assassins''Guild? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he in love? ” said the Bursar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it because you like Logic and Maths and do n''t like Language and History? ” Miss Butts concentrated. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it heavy? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it morning already? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it some ghastly emanation from the Dungeon Dimensions? ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it something I should know? ” IT IS NOTHING IMPORTANT. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it something that''s supposed to be happening? ” Susan suddenly felt important. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it time for your dried frog pill? ” Smoke was coming out of the stricken piano. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it working, Mr Dibbler? ” said Jimbo. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n''t it always the same? ” said the raven, flapping away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is n''t the wizard in? ” “ In, yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is someone cooking bacon? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all you do? ” said Imp, after a while. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that all? ” “ It''s a lot. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that important? ” IT IS. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that more or less than five dollars? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that some kind of sausage? ” said Albert suspiciously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that you, Noddy? ” said a sad shape hanging from one of the stage''s few remaining beams. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there something wrong? ” said Mrs Whitlow. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there something wrong? ” “ A- wrong- wrong- wrong- wrong, a- do- wrong- wrong, ” said the other two maids. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It can only hold so much, see? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It does n''t exactly matter what I do. ” “ You mean you''re not human? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It has to be free. ” “ What? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It is magic? ” “ The music lets itself be trapped so you can hear it again and again, ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It is really alive? ” “ I. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It may be the last chance you get – ” “ Maybe no- one''ll turn up and we can go home? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It wo n''t be long now- what''re you doing here? ” “ We''re in the programme, Mr Dibbler, ” said Crash meekly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''ll make the world end and the sky fall on me if I give it a tootle, will it? ” “ Interesting you should say that, ” said the old lady. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s been in a troll''s mouth! ” “ You eat eggs, do n''t you? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s called aargrooha. ” “ How''s it played? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s called"Something''s Gotten Into My Beard". ” “ Good. ” “ Do n''t you want to hear it? ” Dibbler looked up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s got pictures of where to put your fingers and everything, yes? ” “ Yer, right. ” The barbarian walked out. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s our new name. ” “ Why have you changed it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s someone else''s. ” “ Whose? ” The raven''s eyes spun wildly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s the gold, is n''t it? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s true? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ It''s using him, but what for? ” “ Twenty- seven dollars! ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Join? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Just boxes? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Just shut up about money, all right? ” hissed Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Just three of you? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Let''s get your friends, shall we? ” There was a friction in the air, as if the attention of the world were being focused. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Like a chocolate bar? ” said Recent Runes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Like the Hogfather representing the spirit of the midwinter festival? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Like"Shave and a haircut, two pence"? ” “ Sorry? ” Bam- bam- a- bambam, bamBAM. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Like"Shave and a haircut, two pence"? ” “ Sorry? ” Bam- bam- a- bambam, bamBAM. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Listen, how can it go wrong? ” said Crash, waving his hands frantically. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, I could n''t find a shop that''d heard of anything like that but, er, you know that circus that was here last week? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, my son, ” the holy man said hurriedly, “ what exactly is it you want? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Look, that horse did n''t really stand in mid- air, did it? ” she demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Lots of interesting merchandise that you wanted to pick up and learn more about? ” “ Yes! ” said Glod and Cliff together. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ MMF MMFMMF MMFMMFS? ” “ I got a bit confused, ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Making his life longer? ” LIFE IS EXTENSIBLE. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Master? ” The holy man looked around irritably. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ May I? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Me, sir? ” “ Give it to me! ” Every nascent group in Ankh- Morpork was in awe of The Band With Rocks In. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Miss Butts always checks the dorms on the stroke of midnight. ” “ How many dormitories are there? ” said the raven. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Molly, Polly or Dolly? ” “ Molly, your lordship, ” said the maid, dropping a curtsy and trembling slightly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Chrysoprase says, what''s happening? ” it growled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Dibbler? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Mrs Whitlow been heavy on the starch again? ” He looked closer. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Music made from rocks? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Music''s taken him over? ” YOU COULD PUT IT LIKE THAT. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Music? ” said the Patrician. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Nerves? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Nine times, so far. ” “ It worked every time, sir? ” “ Absolutely! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ No sound, see? ” THAT WASN''T A CLAP. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ None of you saw her? ” said Buddy, as they manoeuvred him gently back through the pre- dawn greyness. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Not one that required the use of his hands, sure, but – ” “ And that penny whistle lad? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Not while I''ve been awake. ” “ We raise money? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Nothing important wrong with it, the man said. ” “ Why''d he get rid of it, then? ” Crash demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Notice the way he goes all quiet? ” he whispered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Now I want to see those hoofs spark, know what I mean? ” “ Head for Quirm, ” said Buddy, as the cart jerked into motion. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, someone''s about to say something like"I hope the Watch do n''t ketchup with him", are n''t you? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ OK, boys, what''s the problem? ” said Dibbler, hurrying towards them. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ OK, so what do we do about it? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ OK, ” he said, and then added brightly, “ Buddy? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Odd like what? ” said Gloria. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Of course, that''s the point about this place – ” WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CATS? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh yes? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ One hundred and seven years, eh? ” he cackled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ One like this? ” “ I wants one that goes blam- Blam- blamma- BLAM- blammmmooohieeee. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Only sat? ” Asphalt was already wearing a''Band With Rocks In''shirt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ook? ” “ That''s right, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ If we''re so good, ” said Glod, “ why ai n''t we rich? ”"Cos you do the negotiatin'', ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Oook. ” “ What''d he say? ” “ He said he did n''t build it, he just put it together, ” said the Dean, without turning his head. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Otherwise he''ll miss his ride. ” “ What ride? ” The eyes orbited again. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Own up, that man. ” “ Doing what, Archchancellor? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon, Dean? ” “ I said it''s because I added lavender oil, ” said the Dean loudly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Can you sing at all, gel? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Can you sing at all, gel? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Somethin''like that. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Play around with people''s lives, and then talk about duty? ” All the lights were on in the Musicians''Guild. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Please? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Poor ole Grandad, sob, sob, sorely missed, we wo n''t see his like again, where did the ole bugger leave his will? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Realllly? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” I SHALL KEEP YOUR ROOM EXACTLY AS YOU LEFT IT. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” said Ridcully, brightly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Reckon we should shut the gates, sarge? ” “ Might as well. ” With the exact minimum amount of effort they swung the huge gates together. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Reminds you of home, eh? ” said Cliff, nudging Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Right you are, Master. ” HOW ARE YOU FEELING NOW? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Right! ” “ We''ll take sixteen. ” “ Sixteen? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Right, then, ” Glod was saying, “ it''s a deal, yes? ” “ A deal, ” said the little old lady. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Runes, please take the Dean''s hat off for him, will you? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sarge? ” “ Yes, Nobby? ” “ You know your teeth. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sarge? ” “ Yes, Nobby? ” “ You know your teeth. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Scowling like that? ” “ Sweating, most of the time I saw''em, ” said Foul Ole Ron. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Scum, is n''t it? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ See? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Seventy- five dollllars? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ She was there. ” “ Cantaloupe? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Should it do that? ” said jade. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Shut up a minute, will you? ” The holy man put out his hand, palm turned vertical, and waved it a few times. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” SORRY. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” WHAT''S IT ALL ABOUT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” WHAT''S IT ALL ABOUT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” said Albert, after a while. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ That sounded exactly like a cat trying to go to the lavatory through a sewn- up bum. ” Ponder looked aghast. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Six hundred people at a dollarfifty each? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So I can stop? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So he''s gone. ” “ Who? ” “ The man you were just telling me about. ” “ Oh. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So what do we do? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So what do you call yourselves? ” “ Er- dwarfs, Mr Dibbler, ” said the lead dwarf. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So what we going to do now? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry. ” YOU CAME HERE TO TELL ME THAT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” CATS. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” I KNOW IT''S RIDICULOUS, REALLY. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sounds like a spider trapped in a matchbox, do n''t it? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Students? ” “ Er. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sure? ” “ Leg go ogg by beak glease? ” Susan released her grip. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Sure? ” “ Leg go ogg by beak glease? ” Susan released her grip. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Susan? ” she ventured. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Ten dollars? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''ll be all, will it, Master? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s Recent Runes, ai n''t it? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s a worm. ” OH THAT''S BETTER, IS IT? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s all right, is n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s dancing, is it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s me down there, is n''t it? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s so, is n''t it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s someone else''s wall! ” “ Well? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s true, ” said Ridcully, “ but what about the floral smell? ” “ mumblemumblemumblelavendermumble, ” said the Dean sullenly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s true, ” said the Chair of Indefinite Studies, “ we did miss dinner. ” “ We missed dinner? ” said the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That''s your name, is it? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ That? ” “ We''ve got some money. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ The Band With Rocks In? ” “ I like it. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ The Mended Drum? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ The fact is, I seem to have lost my faculty. ” “ For what, Archchancellor? ” said Ponder, politely. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ The invisible girl? ” said Glod, staring at the empty grass. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ The shop in Three Roses Alley? ” “ That''s right. ” The door to the wizard''s house was open. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Then let''s say: have you seen some mysterious stranger who did n''t talk about his past? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ There''s a monkey runs this place, right? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ There''s magic afoot? ” “ Haha, good one, Senior Wrangler, ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ These trousers, ” he said, “ are where it''s at. ” “ Are you talkin''Music With Rocks In again? ” said Ridcully suspiciously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ They assassinate people. ” “ You want free music, do you? ” said Mr Clete. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ They ca n''t be for us, can dey? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ They follow actors and musicians around, ” he said, “ because of, you know, the glamour and everything – ” “ Glamour? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This a guitar shop? ” it said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This is a battlefield, is n''t it? ” said the raven patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This is some sort of occult code, do you think? ” “ Could n''t say, yerronner, ” said Foul Ole Ron. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This is the place then, is it? ” it said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This is what he used to do? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This one, sir? ” whispered a shadow beside the livery stable, as Buddy wandered along the moonlit street. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This place? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ This? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Tour? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Tour? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Volf Volfssonssonssonsson? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Wait a minute, would you? ” He looked down at his sleeve. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Waiters and so on make too much nois- this is some sort of a joke, is it? ” He prodded what was under the cover and beckoned the nearest maid. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Want some fish? ” “ I''m not hungry, thanks. ” “ It''s really good. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Want to go and get your own, then? ” she said, leering behind her beard. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Was I? ” “ Yes. ” “ Just thinking. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Waving his guitar like that. ” “ Why''s there all that lightning and stuff? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We can afford that too, can we? ” “ Oh, I shall help out with that, ” said Dibbler expansively. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We left so quick last night I never did know if she turned up. ” “ What was her name? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We play Music With Rocks In all evening, and we''ve got a room that looks like this? ” “ It''s homely, ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We ready? ” said Lias, picking his hammers. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We said twenty dollars, right? ” “ No, you said twenty dollars. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We sha n''t be wanting for cabbages, eh? ” “ Oh, shut up, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We was wondering if we could have another chance? ” “ You did say the audience loved us, ” said Noddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We''ll take this. ” “ Two dollars. ” “ Hey, why should, we pay anything? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We''re getting paid for this number, right? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We''re wizards, are n''t we? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ We''ve come about the instrument you sold our friend last week. ” “ Are you the Watch? ” Glod bowed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well – ” YOU DON''T KNOW, DO YOU? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, it''s better than the fruit machine, at least. ” YES? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, they could grab it, could n''t they? ” The cart threaded its way through the streets until it turned into Cunning Artificers. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, we''d be there. ” “ Yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, well, I never knew that. ” “ It can do other sums as well. ” “ You tellin''me ants can count? ” “ Oh, no. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, what can I say? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, you know your sort of bedroom –''“ How do you kill a leopard? ” said Noddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well...? ” “ Um. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Wellll? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Wh''s the? ” “ The tavern keeper said we could stay here for free, ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What about the dwarf? ” “ Ah. ” “ Someone said they thought he was Glod Glodsson. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What are they? ” Ponder stared. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What are they? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you lot doing in here? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What d''you expect? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What d''you fink? ” he said, when he''d finished. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What dat you got dere? ” said the troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did I just say? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did he look like? ” “ Well, he had a. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did he mean, humans? ” Death walked thoughtfully across the hill to the place where a large white horse was placidly watching the view. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did he say? ” “ He said all he can remember is something about sand. ” “ Sand, ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did we do? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you do to them? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What did you say your name was? ” The stranger remained silent. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What dis? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you call the colour on the door? ” “ Eau- de- Nil. ” “ Nice. ” “ Thank you, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you call them long sticks with axes on the end? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you do after you''ve banged them together? ” “ I bang them together again, ” said Lias, one of nature''s drummers. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you do with them? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, resolve themselves? ” HE WILL PROBABLY BE DEAD IN A MATTER OF DAYS. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, sort of? ” “ Sort of leather. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, which one? ” “ Well, there was two, ” said the sergeant. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean? ” LIFE CAN BE SHARED. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think you do? ” “ I hits''em with de hammers, ” said Lias, one of nature''s drummers. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want, offendi? ” said a voice from somewhere behind it. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want? ” WHY DO THINGS HAVE TO BE THE WAY THEY ARE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want? ” WHY DO THINGS HAVE TO BE THE WAY THEY ARE? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What does it take, Mr Dibbler? ” “ You''ve got me there. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What duck? ” AH. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What grade did I get in Logic? ” YOU GOT AN A. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to the kippers? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to you? ” “ They threw something at us, ” said Crash. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened to your hand? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What happened? ” said Volf. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you done with him? ” THEY''RE SAFE FOR NOW. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you got in there, Archchancellor? ” said Ponder Stibbons. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it the Dean says? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it they do? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it, Bursar? ” “ Erm, this gentleman has got a – ” “ It''s about your monkey, ” said the man. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it, Jimbo? ” “ One of my guitar strings has broke. ” “ Well, you''ve got five more, ai n''t you? ” “ Yur. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it, Jimbo? ” “ One of my guitar strings has broke. ” “ Well, you''ve got five more, ai n''t you? ” “ Yur. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” whispered Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it? ” “ Um, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is? ” I SUPPOSE. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What is? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What kept you? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What next? ” SQUEAK! |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What on Disc for? ” “ Well. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What other guys? ”"S funny thing, ” said the little troll, “ suddenly everyone''s playing music with rocks in it. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What seems to be the problem, officer? ” said Asphalt. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell are you doing? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hell''s that? ” he shouted. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What the hells does he think he''s doing? ” “ That really hurt! ” The wizards clustered around the Lecturer in Recent Runes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that about? ” said Nobby. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What was what? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What were you trying to tell me last night? ” “ Tell you? ” said the raven, with a guilty look on its beak. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What were you trying to tell me last night? ” “ Tell you? ” said the raven, with a guilty look on its beak. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''ll happen if he does n''t play it? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''ll happen to him? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re all the boxes for, Mr Dibbler? ” said Crash. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re they doing, Mr Dibbler? ” Dibbler turned. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re you doing here? ” “ Rat Death here said I could have a lift. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re you doing, dwarf? ” “ I got Asphalt to get some paint, ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re you holding on to, Glod? ” “ Just. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''re you making? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s all dem words mean? ” “ You''re a musician, ai n''t you? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s all dem words mean? ” “ You''re a musician, ai n''t you? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s been happening here? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s he doing that for? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s his first name? ” said Nobby. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s it all about, seriously, when you get right down to it? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s that light? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s that one that looks like a serpent? ” whispered Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s that? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s that? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s the good of being Death if you have to obey idiot rules all the time? ” BRING THEM BACK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s the matter? ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s this now? ” said Asphalt, as they instinctively huddled together. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s this place? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s this? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s three times seventy- five dollars? ” “ Many dollars, ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s up with the dwarf? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What''s your name, soldier? ” ER. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, Mrs Whitlow? ” the Chair of Indefinite Studies began. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, by just opening a box? ” “ Yes, ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, each? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, proper dwarf bread? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, really her-? ” said the Dean, his voice sounding as though it was coming from a long way away. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, then? ” “ I''ll think of something. ” The audience spilled out into the street. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What, ” said Susan, “ was all that about? ” There was a flurry of wings. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” And someone hit him across the head. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” GIVE ME YOUR COAT. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Albert. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” shouted the Bursar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Noddy, I think. ” What could be seen of Crash''s face broke into a huge and terrible smile. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ The Surreptitious Fabric, ” Jimbo repeated helpfully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ The way he was smoking that sausage. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ What?. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ When a man says"What''s it all about then, seriously, when you get right down to it?" |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are the beehives? ” “ In the orchard. ” “ How many plates''ve we got? ” “ Seven – ” Susan shut her mouth firmly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are the beehives? ” “ In the orchard. ” “ How many plates''ve we got? ” “ Seven – ” Susan shut her mouth firmly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are they? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are they? ” “ They''re just sitting around talking, Mr Dibbler. ” “ Listen, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did you put it, Scum? ” said Crash. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did you put them, out of interest? ” “ Chucked''em inna shed, boss. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where do you want me to go now? ” The rat scurried to the open door and disappeared into the hall. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where''d she go? ” There were a couple of trolls lounging just inside the entrance. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where''re we stopping tonight? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where''s that? ” There was some more whispering. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where, sarge? ” “ Anywhere not here. ” In the dark mounds of merchandise, something felt their departure. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Where? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one are you? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one would that be? ” said Ridcully politely. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one, Throat? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Which one? ” said the first troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Which way do I go? ” “ We''ll show you, ” said the first student. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who d''you think he was? ” “ Who? ” “ The person you just mentioned. ” “ Did I? ” “ Did you what? ” Albert crested a dune. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who d''you think he was? ” “ Who? ” “ The person you just mentioned. ” “ Did I? ” “ Did you what? ” Albert crested a dune. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who d''you think he was? ” “ Who? ” “ The person you just mentioned. ” “ Did I? ” “ Did you what? ” Albert crested a dune. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who d''you think he was? ” “ Who? ” “ The person you just mentioned. ” “ Did I? ” “ Did you what? ” Albert crested a dune. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who goes there? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s causing that din? ” shouted Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s next? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s pumping it? ” screamed the Senior Wrangler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s that playing now, Mr Dibbler? ”"''And you". ” “ Sorry, Mr Dibbler? ” “ Only they write it& U, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s that playing now, Mr Dibbler? ”"''And you". ” “ Sorry, Mr Dibbler? ” “ Only they write it& U, ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s that? ” he whispered, in case heavier words would send the cart over. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s that? ” said Glod, looking up. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who''s the most famous horn player there ever was, Glod? ” “ Brother Charnel, ” said the dwarf promptly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who, Sir? ” There was no reply. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Who? ” said Cliff. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Whoever heard of a serious musician with a glove? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why could n''t we just take it off her? ” said Glod, when they were outside. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you hit me on the helmet at the end there? ” said Glod, carefully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you? ” Death shrugged. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why have you summoned me, then? ” she said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why should I do that? ” “ Oh, quite a few girls have gone down there today, ” said the dwarf. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''d you do that? ” “ Er... ” “ I mean, it''s not as if they even allow small children into the Drum. ” “ I do n''t know. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''re they all cheering him for not doing anything? ” “ Ca n''t say, sir, ” said Satchelmouth. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''re you following me around? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''s everyone suddenly so musical? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''s he not saying anything? ” Asphalt whispered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why''ve you got a string bag? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Cliff, as the dwarf squirmed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said the Bursar. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Wizards in trousers? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Would that help? ” Susan had said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Would they be any good in the event of a thaumaturgical dimension rip of enormous proportions? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you like a cocoa? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? ” “ Yeah. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yep. ” “ He hardly says a word now when he''s not on stage. ” “ Yep. ”''Ever met a zombie? ” “ I know a golem. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Butts? ” If Miss Butts concentrated, Susan was sitting in front of her. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Butts? ” The headmistress peered at her, as if waiting for her to do something. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Butts? ” said Susan, just before Miss Butts said, “ Susan? ” Miss Butts shuddered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Miss Butts? ” said Susan, just before Miss Butts said, “ Susan? ” Miss Butts shuddered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Mr Glod? ” “ Watch the road, will you? ” The Archchancellor polished his staff as he walked along. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Mr Glod? ” “ Watch the road, will you? ” The Archchancellor polished his staff as he walked along. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, Mr Skazz? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, my son? ” His brow wrinkled. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, offendi? ” IS THIS THE KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, offendi? ” IS THIS THE KLATCHIAN FOREIGN LEGION? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, what is it? ” “ Are you sure you ca n''t remember? ” “ Remember what? ” Albert took a deep breath. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, what is it? ” “ Are you sure you ca n''t remember? ” “ Remember what? ” Albert took a deep breath. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, what is it? ” “ Are you sure you ca n''t remember? ” “ Remember what? ” Albert took a deep breath. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, you have to be sure to say,"Do you want a peanut, Mr Monkey?"'' |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, ” said Cliff, “ we''ll get on out there, will we? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes. ” “ What, her-? ” “ I, er, think so. ” Ridcully had once seen Mrs Whitlow''s washing line. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” I AM TOLD YOU KNOW EVERYTHING. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” REALLY. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” Whauauaum. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ I think we want to talk. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yessir? ” I HAVE BEEN WONDERING. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes–”Blert looked at the customer, and made a huge mental effort''-sir? ” It was n''t just the leather jerkin. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You ai n''t been out lately? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You are male, are n''t you? ” he added. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You be sure and keep an eye on it, right? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You boys can afford it! ” “ And then there''s this tour, is there? ” said Glod sharply. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You boys ready, then? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You boys seen an iconograph? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You brought me some money? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You built it? ” he barked. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You ca n''t trap music. ” “ That is n''t Klatchian mist, lad. ” “ It''s been in that mug since last night? ” said Ponder. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You could n''t write your name down, could you? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You do fried rat? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n''t call this a music instrument, do you? ” he demanded. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n''t expect me to believe you''re the Tooth Fairy? ” said Susan suspiciously. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You do n''t want paying? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You ever bought anything in here? ” said Lias. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You ever learn mythology? ” it said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You expect me to believe that, do you? ” said Susan, trying to summon up her most withering scorn. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You got a licence, mate? ” “ Llicence? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You got a licence, mate? ” “ Llicence? ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You had a great house there, I expect? ” said the troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You hear the crowd? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You human? ” “ Yes, ma''am. ” “ All right, then. ” The shop was lit by a couple of candles. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You just play the harp? ” “ Anything with strings on it, ” said Imp. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You know dat? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You know that bag? ” said Dibbler. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You know the funny thing about him? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You know? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You like dwarf bread? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You lot together? ” he snapped. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean a keyboard? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean rat heads or rat legs? ” “ No. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean we ca n''t come into Quirm? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You see dat troll in der front row? ” he said. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You standing on a couple of planks? ” “ They''re just thick soles, ” said the Dean. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure it was the Librarian? ” said the Archchancellor. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure, Cliff? ” “ Read it in a book once, ” said the troll. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure? ” “ Yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You think maybe we''re better off now? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You want fried bread with your sausages? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You want me to cut my own throat? ” “ We''ll help. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You want me to tell you if I''ve seen someone who does n''t look like that? ” “ He''d have been odd. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You want to go back to playing for half a dozen people in some cellar somewhere after this? ” said Buddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You were hammerin''them? ” said Ridcully. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re an expert, are you? ” said Susan hotly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re back? ” IT SEEMS SO. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re just a piece of cheese. ” SQUEAK? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re not going to say something like"Oh, my paws and whiskers", are you? ” she said quietly. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re rivetin''them together? ” The Dean beamed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re still sitting there, are you? ” “ Of course, Miss Butts. ” Ridiculous. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re supposed to see no harm comes to us. ” “ Well, I''m doing that, ai n''t I? ” Asphalt muttered. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''re sure you''re not the Death of Ravens too? ” SQUEAK. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You''ve got me out here in the middle of the night to talk about hearing difficulties? ” “ I did n''t say deaf, I said your grandfather is. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You, ” he said, pointing to the Death of Rats, “ you ca n''t sense a trace of him? |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” “ Me, ” said Susan. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ You? ” “ Yes. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Young lady, ” said Ridcully, “ would you care for breakfast? ” The Mended Drum seldom closed. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Your name up there, is it? ” “ We''re probably where it says Ande Supporting Bandes, ” said Noddy. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ Youse got everyting youse need? ” They nodded, mutely. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ ” Dwarfs"? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Why? ” “ Because we are, Mr Dibbler, ” said the lead dwarf patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “ ” Dwarfs"? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Why? ” “ Because we are, Mr Dibbler, ” said the lead dwarf patiently. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “"Cavern Deep, Mountain High"? ” said Glod. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “"Kaboom"? ” said Ridcully, forcing his way up the crowded street. |
Soul Music - Terry Pratchett | “"Wossnames"? ” “ You know. ” Foul Ole Ron moved his hands vaguely in the air. |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | All right? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett Would n''t It Be Nice If Everyone Was Nice", eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ere, what---''''AND WHERE DOES IT GO?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''''ere, you did n''t really put a pony in their kitchen, did you?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''''s Hogswatch, right?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''-but I do n''t want you back in my life, understand?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A Verruca Gnome?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A Verruca Gnome?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A big boy like you?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A big swored?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A god, eh?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A guessing game, perhaps? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A little more wine, Gwendoline? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A mixture of mustard and horseradish?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A puppy called Spot?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A robbery?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A special pot for nail clippings?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A thief? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A very bad fighter?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''A wren? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''Actually... where do they take the teeth?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''After all, there''s a Tooth Fairy, ain''there? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''After all, there''s a Tooth Fairy, ain''there? Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''Ah, humbugs?'' Hogfather - Terry Pratchett ''Ah, you mean the thing with the brass plate on it sayingImproved Manicure Device", Archchancellor?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you want to try for unfriendly?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Alive?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All friends now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All pretty sparkles... ’''And then you just drive forward?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All right by you, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, Adrian, initialize the GBU''How do you do that, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, what were you doing there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''All that''s in a book?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Amazing bathroom, ai n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And I bet you bought your holly, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And You''ve worked it all out, have you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And all the maids have got the evening off until midnight?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And all we''ve had from him is ingratitude---''YES, THAT DOES SPOIL IT, DOESN''T IT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And are you covering for anyone right now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And can you speak quieter, please?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And do you have a lot of friends, Peachy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And how does that work?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And how many have you had, may I ask?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And if I had n''t done anything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And lives in trees?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And mud?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And she got real worked up, did n''t she? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And started giving stuff away?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s all there is to it, all right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And the banana?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And the key?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And the other four?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And the teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And this is the first time anyone''s mentioned it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And this"rebooting"business? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what about all these deeds and so on? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are we looking for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are you doing here, Albert?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did you do with the fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do you say to the good king?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what were you doing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what would you do with a million dollars, Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''ll you do when he comes after you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s all this stuff?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And where''s our Davey gone?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And who is Archchancellor of this University, may I ask?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And who''s he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And yer going to attack it with a poker, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are all wizards?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you brought him here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you created him just like that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve only got to talk to the poor old Bursar for five minutes and you think you''re going a bit potty yourself, am I right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve taken over?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And you... you could make them think things and do things?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And... are you helping out?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''And... the servants...?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of fitting a brain like this into the Dean''s head?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Any idea where I can get some string?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Any mustard?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Any sherry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Any special god- like powers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else hear that noise just then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else hear that noise just then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone hear any fairy tinkling?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know what that means?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know who he is? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything to drink around here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, why''re you doing the job?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Anywhere specific or just everywhere?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Archchancellor?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t we going to arrest this impostor, corporal?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you always?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you going to poke it with the poker?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you-?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there any giraffes in this wood?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they real mountains, or some sort of shadows?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we making progress?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we resolved, gentlemen?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we suggesting that things are coming back? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are women allowed in here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Mr Stibbons?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you makingfun of me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you one of the pixies?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the Hair Loss Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you weal?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Arrest the Hogfather, style of thing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Arrest who, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''As quickly as that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''At least the Hogswatch cracker mottoes are fun...?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Back on the dried frog pills?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Bananas for pigs? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Basic''Iy I run Bulk Collection and Despatch---''''Where to?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Because we''ll get the Hogfather back.. right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Been good,''ave yer?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Been overdoing the Hogswatch cheer, have you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Besides,''said Teatime,''if you''ve been coerced, it''s not your fault, is it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Better''n here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Bill?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Bob bob bob?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Brown tree trunks? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Buggrit?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But Rat is hanging around, ai n''t he? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But Teatime has made him very ill---''''Who cares?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But does the suggested fee represent the difficulty involved? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But gods are practically unkillable, are n''t they?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But have you ever seen a tree like that? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But he''s not actually thinking?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But he''s not actually thinking?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But if''n I take you through-''''What''s the worst that can happen?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But is that a chicken on your shoulder?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But it could happen, could n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But it looks as though it''s- Did I do that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But we all believed him, did n''t we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But we do n''t want any more of these... what''re they, Chair?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But why now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But why there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But you put it in the sack in the first place, did n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But you wo n''t need to, will you, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''But... how? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Buy... a... bigger piggy bank?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''C''n I have the poker in my room for the night?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''CAN YOU HEAR ME IN THERE?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you ask him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you do something more, well, magical?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you hurry up?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a puppy, miss? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I offer you a drink while we wait?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we get on?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we go after her?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you count, Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get up?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hold the hammer while I go and coat his tongue with yellow gunk?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you walk?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Celebrating Hogswatch with stolen greenery?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Charades?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Class eye?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Coming back? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Corkscrew? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you not do it surreptitiously?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you take my bag while I climb up, please? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Couple of chimneys ago we were over that big posh restaurant...''REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Cunning, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''D''You like pears? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you like falling down the stairs?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Daftness, you mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Dean, why do you keep referring to sheds all the time?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Dear me, out of thunderbolts, are we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say I was scared? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Did P''''Did he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t it even taste a bit... well, spicy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they eat pencils? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you check the list?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I owe you any?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t want to what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t worry, he does n''t suspect you of anything.,''How d''you know?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you want to find out why they''re here, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they attack swimmers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they do it in the jungle, d''you think?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you drink at all?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you ever think of anything except eyeballs?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how to get back?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what they''ve been doing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what''s in here, Mister Teatime?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you like children?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you often get given huge bags of money, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think You''re going to get away with this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think they have any soft drinks here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think they''ve heard about the second step?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he throw up a lot?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it do tricks?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it matter if you get the presents anyway?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that count?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that sound to you like someone who''d expect a visit from a tooth fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Duck Man?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Dun''arf make you fart, do n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, that''s a bunch of grapes behind his ear---''''Well?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, would you like to borrow my handkerchief? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er,''said Mad Drongo,''you could always, you know, sort of say it needs to work with the FTB enabled...''You think that''s better?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... SpoIt''s Forthright Respirator, perhaps? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... did you hear that noise just then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... do n''t you want me to start on the seventh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... how did you get in?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... in everybody''s family, does n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... in what way?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... like, Eat a Better Pie?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... raindrops and sunsets and that sort of thing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... well, in the circumstances... er... shall I wrap it up for you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... where are we going? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... would you like a drink before you go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you know whenever there was another magical appearance you heard the sound of, er, bells?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Even gods have to move with the times, am I right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Even gods?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyone''s in here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Everything going well, Miss Harding?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Exactly how far down on his luck?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Familiar like what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Friend of yours?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Frying a pudding?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Funny lookin''little thing, ai n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Gang up on him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Gawain? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Gawain?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Get those damn boots off right now, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Gnk-''''I''m sorry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Good heavens, really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Good job, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Guards?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, wizards know how to live all right,"eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, you fink it''s cool comin''down here an''swannin''around in a black dress wid all the lost boys, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he gone funny in the head?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it, bigods? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you got some mice and rats to see to, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they all gone, Twyla?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we got time to find one and ask her?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been a bad boy, you little perisher?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever ridden a horse?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got any ice?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got any idea how to get back home?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen Violet lately, Igor?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He could have as many gods and angels as he liked, provided they-''''-looked like ferns?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He could n''t have survived that, could he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He does know what we''ve been doing, does he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He has n''t been back for- What''re you doing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He just barged in here"''Oh, a different impostor? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He just looks as though he''s thinking, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He just looks as though he''s thinking, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He never said the guy was an Assassin, did he, Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He puts it up every year?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s a long streak of widdle, is n''t he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s giving away your stuff, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Help you what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, how come you can see me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey... how could anyone be dead up here? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How about a nice game to get us all in the mood?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How about we have a couple more and go to this club I know?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How about"The Bells of St Ungulant''s"?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How are their necks moving?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How can I contact you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How can I keep track of stocktaking if people go around taking stock?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How can the Hogfather be dead? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you be a self- employed god?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you possibly know that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How come it''d stalled? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How come we got all this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How come we''ve got... vintage footwear?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How come your brother likes him so much?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you do that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get the head''s expression to look like the king?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How do we know if he needs any?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How do we usually test stuff?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you spell"electricity", sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you think I was able to afford this place? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How exactly were they just inverted comma lying around inverted comma?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How many tentacles would you expect it to have?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How''m I going to explain all this, then, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re we doing, Mr Modo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re we going to find this Violet in all these rooms?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re you feeling now, old chap?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe there are seven of them?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet there were things people had to hush up, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I did n''t want to come, there''s a donkey dropped dead just outside the city gates, I''ll be lucky now if I get a hoof--- ’''Warned?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t know, where was there exactly?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t think we''ve got any, have we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect we''ve brought a ray of light into your dark tunnel of a life, hmm?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I m afraid so, but why-''AND THE OTHER ONE GAWAIN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, roughly speaking?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, s''posing some big high priest wanted you to paint the temple ceiling with gods''n''angels and suchlike, what''d you do then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, socks and pencils have always inexplicably gone missing, have n''t they? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, why? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant why, where do they take the teeth after they collect them?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I remembers you when you was little, I used to sit you on my knees, I often used to work for your ma-''''D''you like apples?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I said what''m I going to tell people? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, are you feeling yourself, Bursar? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, this is a bit intrusive, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose the Hogfather is around, is he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you could do it better, could you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I think I did it, did n''t I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I think leaving would be a very good idea around now, do n''t you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought the Hogfather is s''posed to give away stuff, is n''t he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought, every year, the Hogfather spends a fortnight sitting in a wooden grotto in a shop in Ankh- Morpork? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if I added enough grated wahooni?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder what all that was about?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder,''said Teatime,''is it possible to kill Death? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I''d just like to ask, just out of academic interest... you were sure I was going to survive, were you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m missing meals here, you do know that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry, was that a problem?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got one?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''If I''m paying you, why is n''t it me who''s asking the questions?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''If he''s stumped for an answer, why ca n''t he write"You''ve got me there"or"Damned if I know,"or"That''s a bit of a puzzler and no mistake"? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''If she says the sky is just blue overhead, what''s between it and the horizon?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''If we steal them, do they become ours?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Immortal, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''In a kitchen?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''In front of all those kiddies?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''In the way of what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''In your shop?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Innat nice, eh, our Davey?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Mister Teatime still in the building?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he an Assassin? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he dead?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it Mrs Whitlow? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it just me, or is that a rather greedy and selfish way to behave? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it magic?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that a bit unethical?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that old Windle Poons''ear trumpet sticking out of the end?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that useful?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t there an old proverb that says a man must eat a bushel of dirt before he dies?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a trick question?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all you''re here for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that any help? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that like the Tooth Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that what you''re doing Susan?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything behind me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything standing on the stairs at all?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there some kind of trouble? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there... something on my head?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this a joke?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Is... is there a privy nearby?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It had a gwate big-''WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR HOGSWATCH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It is n''t an actual wizard''s tower, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It only kills monsters, does n''t it...?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s Ernie, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a bit... poky, is n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a scythe job, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a very large sort of noise, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s all going wrong again, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just a wardrobe, is n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just glass, all right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s you, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Just old boots?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Just out of interest, why was the Bursar fiddling with his wardrobe at this time of night?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Just put it on the table over there, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Just shut up, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Just that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Lares and penates? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Last week?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Let him go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s go and see how our wizard is getting on, shall we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s have no more of this"Insufficient dates"business, shallwe? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s see what the God of Wine is up to at the moment, shall we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Like a thief?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Like the Hair Loss Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Like... crime and punishment, say?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, I just don''t- What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Locks?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Logically?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at that, willya?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at this, willya? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Look it was just a figure of speech, all right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Look... how would you make sure everyone in the world was well fed?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Lost a bet, you mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Lover''s Lane?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''MIND TELLING US WHAT THE REALITY IS LW ROUND HERE?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Magic the alcohol out of him or something?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe they sell''em?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Merry Solstice? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Millennium hand and shrimp?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Mind taking a bit of advice, master? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Mister Teatime?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''More odd than it is now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Winvoe?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''My senior wizards have spent the evening playing Hide and Seek?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''New in town?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''No questions asked, I assume?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''No, because, you see---''THERE ARE OTHER TOYS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''No, but you see this crossbow? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''No, miss?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not an ox?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even indigo- coloured ones which are sort of stretched and keep flashing on and off?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not like the kind of dark you get these days, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not my business? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not touch alcohol at all?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not trying to be heroic, was he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Not you again?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, miss, you know I never answers questions like that--''‘ WHERE DOES SHE LIVE, IGOR?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Now... What happened?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Now... how much do I owe you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''O''course, I still hung up my stocking on Hogswatch Eve, and in the morning, you know, you know what? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, and why not? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, must I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, should n''t they have something? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so it''s type- casting now, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so suddenly you''re Mr Ornithologist, are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so you are an expert on ravens, are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, they had a special kind of a dark when you was a lad, did they?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Old boots... old boots... Leather, are they? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Old-?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''On Hogswatchnight?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''One of the major gods?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Onions? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Or perhaps you''ve been playing them already? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Pigs? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Pigs?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Pliers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Putting down or taking away?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember when Modo put some on his peas? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Right, pass the word along: no one is to look like a sock, understand?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''SO... you do n''t need any special training or anything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Scary, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''See that badge on his shirt? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''See, over there, there''s a couple of blokes catching him up, look they''re weighed down with parcels and stuff, see? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''She beats up monsters with a poker?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Should I look round? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Should your skull feel like it''s lined with dog hair?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sit down, will you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Small wooden building?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Snow? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So I''ll just freeze to death here, shall l?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So if I was to shoot you inna head, you would n''t die?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So it reckons the universe needs a kicking, does it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So mistletoe, in fact, symbolizes mistletoe?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So we can believe the big ones?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So what have you turned up for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''s dis"no more Hogfather"?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So where did he come from? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So where''s all the lights?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So why, every year, do we hang a damn great bunch of mistletoe up there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''re an eyeball expert all of a sudden?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So... er... well, let''s give it another try, shall we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So... he just gives the impression of thinking but really it''s just a show?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So... he just gives the impression of thinking but really it''s just a show?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So... if there''s a Tooth Fairy there has to be a Verruca Gnome?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''So... should we be looking in small places or very large places?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Some sort of miracle, you mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone slap Ron on the back, will you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone with very sensitive teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Something stuck?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Something these clo- gentlemen have cooked up?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Somewhere nice?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, Archchancellor?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, Archchancellor?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, dear?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sort of glingleglingleglingle? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Sort of glingleglingleglingle? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Squeak?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Still, work goes on, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing they can only be opened by, say, a small blond child holding a mouse? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely that''s a rather personal question, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Susan? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Swimming on top of the water?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Taking our money? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Talent?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Teeth, again?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Ten me, Senior Wrangler, we never invited any women to the Hogswatchnight Feast, did we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That damn governess had told her what happens to little girls who suck their thumbs, remember? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That door we could n''t open, remember? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That heap''s controlling millions of children?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That sound...''What sound?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That thinking engine of yours working?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s a bit mean, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s how it''s always been, is n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s one course?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s presumably him now, do you think?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s what they are, Chair?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The Tooth Fairy? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The Tooth Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The crocodile god?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The money?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The one with all the locks?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The rat says,"What d''you mean, just?"'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The sky does n''t worry you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The thing like a lot of blades clicking together?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''The tooth girl?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Then I''d imagine the answer''s pretty easy, would n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Then this is a friendly warning, understand? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why have n''t you exploded?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There are children?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s a God of Hangovers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s no such thing as the Scissor Man, all right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s not going to be any more violent deaths, are there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s nothing else?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s something wrong and he wo n''t tell me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''They do n''t ask questions, do they?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''They want to get rid of us?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Things like the Give the Dean a Huge Bag of Money Goblin?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Third floor? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This house is out of bounds, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This is some genuine Hogswatch charity, d''you understand? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This is where the Tooth fairy lives?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This place gets into your head, does n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This place is getting to you, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This sock creature... does it just steal them, or does it eat them?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''This thing''s a kind of big artificial brain, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Three Bulgies?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Tooth fairies? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Tweet tweet tweet, would you believe?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Uh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Um, yes... the God of Hangovers, actually...''A God of Hangovers? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Unavailable? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Untruthful?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Up here? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Used to?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Verrucas, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''WANT SOME MORE DRIED FROG PILLS, OLD CHAP?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Want a bogeyman under yer bed, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Was I that green colour?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Was I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Was n''t he dull?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''We bring students here and hope they catch wisdom off us, do n''t we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t need to repeat the spell?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t want to be Mr Grumpy, do we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re attracted to bright colours, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I mean, dammit, it''s human nature, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I say yesterday, but how can you tell? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, be a good chap and check anyway, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, he''s for kids, is n''t he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, there''s the food for the guards, and-''ere, who are you, anyway? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, we''d better find out, had n''t we?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, we''ll just have to see, wo n''t we... What is your name, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what was that all about?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, woss she down here for, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... tinned rations? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... you know the Tooth Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What Cheerful Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What I don''unnerstan,''he said,''is … ’''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What about her?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What about my money?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the laces, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What can you do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What did I just do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he do it all for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he do? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do they do with the teeth? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you do with that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean dead?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, the?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, you ca n''t walk through the door?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, you think?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you say, Euffie?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want it for, anyway?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What does"divide by cucumber"mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What duck?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What duck?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What for, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if we do n''t get any?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What has astronomy got to do with the Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What have I got to do now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What have I told you about trying to sound ingratiatingly cute, Twyla?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you been doing with my hair?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you got there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What house?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What if she cuts herself?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it that I misunderstand, exactly?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What is? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What is? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What noise?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What now? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What of?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What of?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What others?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What saying about riding a tiger?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we do with him, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of godding do you do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of question is that-''Where do they take the teeth?''?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of question is that-''Where do they take the teeth?''?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What the rat meant about this place being like a mine,''he said,''was that abandoned mines tend to creak and groan in the same way, see? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What things?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What visitor? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What wardrobe?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was a corpse doing in his wardrobe? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was all that about?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that, Dean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What way?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What were that greasy stuff?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you doing coming down the chimney?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you doing in there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What you''re tellin''me, then, is that my wizards are prancing around playin''children''s games just to cheer up some dejected fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d he go and do that for? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d you say about our mam?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re these?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we bringing the girl for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you afraid of? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doing here, old chap?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doing here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s all this about, corporal?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s all this, Mr Stibbons?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s dis about no more Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s dis about the Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s dis?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s eleven per cent of 1,276?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on here? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s got into everyone? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to the other fellow?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s not logical about there being a goblin that brings me huge bags of money?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that got to do with anything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that look like, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that mean?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the difference?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the game, then? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the matter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this Implied Creation, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with your mouth, Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, again? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, everything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, of the children where going to lose teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, turkey and chicken and that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, when the-?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, you mean sort of... high up? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What, you mean that the pigs and cattle have all been slaughtered and with any luck everyone''s got enough food for the winter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''When something happens,''said Susan, out of the corner of her mouth,''you two try to get downstairs and out, all right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''When you''re a kiddie, he''s as good an explanation as any, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''When, may I ask?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are we going now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did it all go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where does she live?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where exactly were you before I found you in the snow?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to, mister?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where would she take the teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s all the noise? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s himself?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s that come from?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Which god?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is you, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you, anyway?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who did that? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who goes around with a pocket full of teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who put that there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the hell are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who to?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was the skinny one that kept making the funny faces for me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''d want to kill off the old boy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re they? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Miss Smith?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that moving up there?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ai n''t there many guards, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you called Peachy, Peachy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you doing this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you feeling around on the mantelpiece?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you telling me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why d''yer think I want it opened?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we just mix up absolutely everything and see what happens?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you get the lady a nice sherry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you put that sword back very slowly? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why have you stolen that piece of red paper from a little girl''s present?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why just fern patterns?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not stick my legs in a meat grinder, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should he come here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why wo n''t he tell me?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would it turn up here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d he bother with the likes of us?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''d you stop?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re we here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s he doing this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s he holding a sword without a sharp bit?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it happening now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve you got to have the beard?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, you mean the way it''s all turning bark into snow?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Will I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Will all that stuff help?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it be permanent?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Will that be all right, miss? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you lot shut up? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''With that eye of his?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Worse than the kids hitting one another with their toys, do you think? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Woss a normo doin''in a place like this, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Would he deliver to apes earlier than humans?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Would it cheer me up, do you think?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Would it hurt anyone just occasionally to try to be a little bit cheerful?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''YMPA?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''YOU STILL IN THERE?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but what''s that going to prove?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but who hung up their stocking?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, see?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, well, suppose one of the vampires decides it''s important he''s missed his tea?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, well... you try an''make up for it, do n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, why not? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Henry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Henry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Winvoe? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Twyla?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, boss?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but a whole pillowcase?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but it''s not alcohol by this time, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but what about the Eater of Socks?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but you can just imagine her, ca n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You Mr Crummy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You a witch or something?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, old fellow?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You been letting him get into trouble, our Davey? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You believe in him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t glue them in when they''re still fat, or did n''t you know that? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You call this friendly?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You can find out what the nature of the spell is?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You can see it too?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You could get them to open Dad''s wallet and post the contents to some address?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t, you know, try to cast a thunderbolt and go on a few letters too many?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You did put them in the sack, did n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You did tell him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You did, did n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t believe in the Hogfather, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t have Hogswatch back where you come from do you, Washpot?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t have this pressing urge to run outside and stick your head in a water butt?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know either?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know what beer tastes like?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t mean something attacking you, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think we''ve become posh all of a sudden?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You existed in potentia?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You go that way, I''ll-''''Why do n''t we stick together?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t been having a festive drink, have you, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You have?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know how stuff runs in families? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know how there''s always one missing? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know last week we wrote letters to the Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that stalled ox you mentioned?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know when people say''''I had fifteen lagers last night and when I woke up my head was clear as a bell''''?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know where it is?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know why they''ve got all those teeth in a circle? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You know, after it''s been deserted and no one''s been paying attention to the roof supports and so on? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You like animals, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You like it here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean continents?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean either the whole world has gone wrong or your machine is wrong?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean sort of fear and awe and not knowing whether to laugh or cry or wet their pants?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean swear by, surely?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean this is all free?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you do n''t know?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you have actually devoted time to considering how to inhume the Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, better than"fluffy teddy bear"?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean... like around four o''clock in the afternoon?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean... sloshing around?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean... the one with the giant cabbage and the sort of whirring knife thing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You need a good hiding, Banjo? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You never know what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You never wondered?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You really feel better?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You reckon these little buggers''d be writing to someone who walked through walls?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You said you''d never been human before, did n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You see, when you said... well, you see, Hex believes everything... but, look, the sun really will come up, wo n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You telling me my job?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You think that will look bad?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You think your grandfather is Death and you think he''s acting strange?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted maybe some dear little robin? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You were an immanent vital force, yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You were n''t?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You wish someone inhumed?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You wo n''t be wanting the false beard and the jolly laugh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a bogeyman, are n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not a tooth fairy, are you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re still alive, yeah?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re the mad kid they''re all scared of, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve actually been drinking the actual drinks little children leave out for the actual Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve actually sat down and thought out how to do it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve heard of Bibulous, the God of Wine? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never incarnated?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ''cos of style, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ Does Your Spoon Worry You? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ How Long Have You Been Mr Jelly? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ I Assure You I Am As Sane As The Next Man+++''Bursar, just move away from the machine, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ Oneoneoneoneoneone+++ Redo From Start+++''What''s going on?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ People Were Believing In Something Else Query? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ This Is Possible+++''All right, then, so what are people not believing in all of a sudden?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ Yes+++ DO YOU BELIEVE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | +++ Yes+++''LOOKIN''AFTER YOU ALL RIGHT, ARE THEY?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ----running of the deer, the playing of... huh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | -what''s this Anthropomorphic Personification, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | .''Yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | .. beans? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ... the Fat Man? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | .?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A MACHINE FOR THINKING? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A big green blob on a brown stick? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A bit of pastry?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A family affair?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A glass of poisoned sherry, perhaps?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | A word to the wise men, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND HAVE YOU BEEN A GOOD BO... A GOOD DWA... A GOOD GNO... A GOOD INDIVIDUAL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND IF HE HAS BEEN GOOD I MAY GIVE HIM THIS KLATCHIAN WAR CHARIOT WITH REAL SPINNING SWORD BLADES? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND IF HE''S BEEN BAD? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND NOW? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND THAT WAS WORTH MORE THAN ALL THE EXPENSIVE TOY HORSES IN THE WORLD, EH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND WHAT DOES SHE WANT FOR HOGSWATCH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND YOU MEAN THAT BECAUSE OF THIS THE POOR GET POOR THINGS AND THE RICH GET RICH THINGS?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND YOU WILL OF COURSE BE GOOD FOR ANOTHER YEAR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AND YOUR NAME IS... EUPHRASIA COAT, CORRECT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ARE THEY POOR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU SURE THAT''S ENOUGH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU SURE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU WITH ME SO FAR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AREN''T WE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | AS IF IT WAS SOME KIND OF PINK PILL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | After all, what was the point of teaching children to be children? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | After us putting up with him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | All that effort to get the teeth, and then just to dump them like this? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Am I right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And I expect you''re not afraid any more, eh, little girl?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And earlier still when something in the darkness of the deepest caves and gloomiest forests thought: what are they, these creatures? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And how did you think the Tooth Fairy made her money? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And how long''ll we live? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And if he did n''t... well, that was hardly Downey''s fault, was it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps a little something for your chic- ken?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And she saw how rangy it was, how white and grey streaked its hair, how the skin was stretched over the bones...''The first bogeyman?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And she''d said, what marble? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And that buzzing noise? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And the quill pen in its network of springs and guiding arms started to write:+++ Why Do You Think You Are A Tickler? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And the... what do you call them?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And then:''Can anyone hear something?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And we''re going to sit here and watch the smile on your grubby but honest face, is that understood?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And what do you say?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And where''s his boots, may I ask?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And you do n''t need-''THE CHILDREN KNOW THIS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And... look... is n''t this caviar in the jar? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | And... this ca n''t be right, can it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyone care to think up some new pixie?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyone else?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got another pencil?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyone got another pencil?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it''s just something from when I was a kid, all right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it''s not as though we could n''t put up a fight, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, we''ve knocked and she has n''t answered and whatever happened to Mr Manners?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you can catch wisdom, ca n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready, Mr Dinwiddie?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you do n''t know why you turned up at the Hogfather''s castle?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | At Hogswatch?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | At his busy time, too? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Attack by daisies? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BE HAPPY WITH WHAT YOU''VE GOT, IS THAT THE IDEA? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BELIEF WAS COMPROMISED? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BELIEVE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BUT GOING DOWN THE CHIMNEY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BUT SURELY NOT MORE POOR THAN ANY OTHER MOUSE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | BUT THE LETTER CLEARLY''Yes, well, it''s socio- economic factors again, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Bad memory? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Banjo, The Park Lane Bully, Have You Seen This Man? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Banjo? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Banjo?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Bathtime music, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Beans at Hogswatch? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Been rustling around in the brandy butter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Behind Crumley, a voice said: AND WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR HOGSWATCH, SMALL HUMAN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Big sharp teeth? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Blue eyes, buck teeth, that sort of thing? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But honestly, what kind of sick person went round creeping into little children''s bedrooms all night? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But if you go back a week or two, look they''re all properly marked off and the money added up at the bottom of the page, see? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But it was always the case, was n''t it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But look, how-''WHY GAWAIN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But the major part of his brain thought: why''s this man making little bubbling noises? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But there was no actual rule...''That was all right, was n''t it, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But we''ve all been in bad places before, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But who is it who ends up head down in the privy every morning? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But why not a Wisdom Tooth Goblin? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But... how clever was Teatime? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But... what harm can a tooth fairy do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But...''Are you sure we ought to be doing this, master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | But...''If the Hogfather comes back now, you''ll vanish, wo n''t you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Butter? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | CAN YOU NOT FEEL IT, DRAGGING YOU BACK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | CAN YOU THINK OF A BETTER ALTERNATIVE, ALBERT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | COULD I GIVE YOU A HAND? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Can we go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Can we stuff it with old boots?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Can you do that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Cot any cream, have we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | DO I DETECT A NOTE OF UNSEASONAL GRUMPINESS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | DOES IT BRING TEARS TO YOUR EYES? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Dabblin''in a bit of designer darkness, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Daft anti- gods and miscellaneous whatnots being created just because people''ve thought about''em? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Death?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Delete? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did any deceased relatives attempt to speak to you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did he do something to the real Hogfather?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did we hit something?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did you notice? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Did you see any bright lights? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do I see entrails? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do I see eyeballs? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t want you smiting me with thunderbolts, do I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think so?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do people really say that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do we think that''s a viable hypothesis?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what monster it is this time?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do you think he will? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Do you want yours?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Does he often stare at himself in the mirror and say"Arrgh"? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Dogs? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Downey opened his mouth to say,''Valueless?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | EEK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | EEK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ER... SUSAN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ER... YOU DID KNOW THE POKER WOULD GO THROUGH ME? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Er, the"ho, ho-"''WHERE DOES THIS TRAVESTY TAKE PLACE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Er... do you happen to have a drawing pin about you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Er... what are you doing?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Er... what is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Even Death?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Everything had been going so well''Thusan?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Exactly?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Extra sticky?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Fairy gold? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | For peace and goodwill and the tinkling of fairy bells? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | From out of the darkness Ridcully said,''How long, do you think?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | From what she saw, it was tall and white inside... but not outside? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | GOOD? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Garlic? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Get the idea? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Give it a good kicking, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Give me a hand to help him up, will you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Good grief, the thought of it---''''They collect teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Good grief, you''re scraping the bottom of the barrel, are n''t you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Granddad, what have you done?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Granddad?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU BEEN NAUGHTY... OR NICE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THE AUDITORS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HE IS A LITTLE SCAMP, ISN''T HE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HEX? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW ABOUT IF I DON''T GIVE HIM ANYTHING AS A PUNISHMENT FOR NOT BELIEVING? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW CAN I TELL IF HE''S BEEN NAUGHTY OR NICE, FOR EXAMPLE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW DARE YOU? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW DARE YOU? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW DO YOU KNOW ALL THIS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW ELSE CAN THEY BECOME? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW ELSE COULD ANYONE GET AROUND THE ENTIRE WORLD IN ONE NIGHT?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW MAY THIS BE PREVENTED? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW MUCH WOULD THIS LORDSHIP HAVE PAID YOU? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | HOW OLD ARE YOU, BOY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Hah, turns out people with whole pillowcases were cornering the market, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t we got anything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea how hard it is to be normal? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He banged his pipe on the side of Hex''s listening tube and shouted:''FEELING ALL RIGHT, OLD CHAP?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He certainly had a skewed mind- skewed? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He held up the picture of... what had the thing called him? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He just ca n''t get the hang of them, can he...? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He struggled for-self- possession as the great voice went on: SO I EXPECT YOU''LL WANT A PRESENT FOR A GOOD MON... A GOOD HUM... A GOOD MALE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He turned and looked up at the bulk that was Banjo and added,''What is this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He typed: L- O- T- S- O- F- D- R- Y- D- F- R- O- R- C- P- ¼-L- L- S''Seems to me''''he said,` that this thing believes what it''s told, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He wanted to say, Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He was n''t the only one...... but he did n''t like the script, did he? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He''s big and trustworthy and what other kind of life has he got? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | He''s... is n''t he what you are? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Him and his big face? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Hmm?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Hogfathers? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Hogswatch?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Household gods?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How about a big shiny red globe?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How about a sing- song? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How are you getting on, Mr Sideney? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How can anyone kill the Hogfather? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How can we expect people to buy things if some Person is giving them away? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How can you tell if the Hogfather exists?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How dare you-''WERE YOU HERE LAST MONTH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How did you know?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How did you work it out?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How do you know about milk, by the way?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How do you like them apples, huh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How else could you so readily recognize his picture? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How many of you are standing here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How to forget things? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | How to go to sleep? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I Am Fully Recovered And Enthusiastic About My Tasks+++''Not mad, then?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I Am Preparing An Area Of WriteOnly Memory+++ WHAT IS THAT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I STILL HAVE A LOT TO LEARN ABOUT HUMANS, DON''T I? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I assume that most humans ca n''t do that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I can see I''m going to have to be dead careful here, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I could starve to death here, you know? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know how you got in here- ’''There''s a law against coming down the chimney on Hogswatchnight?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I expect your family were the stuck- up sort that did n''t even open their presents until after Hogswatch dinner, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I just remember being a... well, can you understand what I mean by a disembodied mind?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I mean, could I have a clue? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why did you do all this?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I mean... whatever it is you want to stop, you can go back in time and-''AND MEDDLE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I must have bought hundreds of pencils over the years, but how many have I ever actually worn down to the stub? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I said MIND WANDERS A BIT, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I suppose we can all do that, can we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I want a bathroom in time for Hogswatchnight, understand?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I was only just now looking out of the window and I saw you plodding through the snow and I said to young Jermain here, I said,` Who''s that chappie?" |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if you would be so very good as to shut the water off from out there, my dear chap? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I''M SORRY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I''ll, er, just have a look at number six...''''How do you know who I am?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I''m not very experienced about humans, am l? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I''ve been through all this for some old man who prowls around kids''bedrooms?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got to be able to move my wings, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | IN THE END? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | IN THE KITCHEN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | INDEED? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | IS THIS FAIR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | IS THIS FAIR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | IS THIS FAIR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | If he really picked things up from humans, had he tried insanity? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | If it''s all true you''ll go to a lovely place when you die, and if it is n''t then you''ve lost nothing, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | If people wanted food they''d stay at home, is n''t that so? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | If we wanted to contact the Hogfather, how would we go about it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | In that case, how come so many of the rich buggers is bastards? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | In the rain?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | In the trees, as it were?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Indeed? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Is it me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that nice?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Is that good taste? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Is your grandfather going to try to rescue you, do you think? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It had never bothered itself with questions like''Why am I here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It was against the rules, technically, but standards were going down everywhere, were n''t they? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It went''Ghnaaarrrwnnkh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It would n''t be Hogswatch when I was a kid without a pillowcase hanging by the fire--.-''''A pillowcase?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s a full- time job right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s all going to have to go down in my report, you know, and who''s going to get the blame? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s because it''s me that---''''-gets the hangovers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s got everything, d''you see? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s got"Dried Frog Pills"on it, see?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s in our heads?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | It''s not going to call me a liar, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | John Barleycorn? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Just a minor point, Modo-''''Yes, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Just help him get started, all right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Kids''paintings are all of this place? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | LET ME SEE... HOW OLD ARE YOU? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | LIBRARY STAMPS, REFERENCE BOOKS, PENCILS, BANANAS...''The Librarian asked the Hogfather for those things?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | LUNCH? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Letter up chimney?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Like little tinkly bells?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Like little tinkly bells?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Like, suppose there was just some stuff that no one''d miss, say? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Little gnomes in some mine somewhere? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Look, shall we end this charade? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | M tell you---''''It''s going to be you, is n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | MAKING YOUR OWN WAY IN THE WORLD? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Maniacs?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Master?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | May I try?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Medium Dave''s lips framed some words, but when he spoke he said,''AH right, but what are we up against here? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Miss a chimney?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Money? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | More sort of... bring...''Ah... like new teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Mother got as far as''You want a--- ’ WHY ARE YOUR HANDS ON BITS OF STRING, CHILD? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Mousse de la Boue dans une Panier de la Pate de Chaussures...''''Where''re we going to get that from, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Mr Stibbons... would you be so kind as to step over here for a moment?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | NAUGHTY AND NICE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | NOT REAL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | NOW, I WONDER WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Nasty knife wound there, see?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | No presents neither?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Not clogs or rubber or anything?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Not noticeably socked?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Not one of their student pranks, is it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Not the real impostor at all?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Now can you understand what I mean by a disembodied headache? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Now... you wo n''t be around here again, will you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | OK?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ON THE WHOLE, I THINK THAT WENT VERY WELL, DON''T YOU? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | OTHERWISE WHAT is 4.30 A.M. FOR? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Of course, you do n''t need to fear him, do you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Old Man Trouble or the bogeyman or what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | On a Tuesday? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | On the cover was the University''s coat of arms and, over it, three large letters in ardent script: h b p''Is this some sort of magic word?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | On the other hand... WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT FOR HOGSWATCH DINNER? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One of them with a big snooty Hogswatch tree in the hall?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, Can she be killed? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, Do we remember that Death adopted a daughter? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, Er... we do n''t think we''re going to get into trouble over this, do we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, She is human? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, What about Death? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | One said, Who is she? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Onions? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Or Why Has n''t Anyone Taught Those Kids To Use A Knife? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Or a painting competition? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Or a small nail, perhaps?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Or do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Or stick out his tongue and wonder why it''s gone yellow? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Out of thin air? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | PERSON? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Pigs are not notably aerodynamic, are they? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Poisoned sherry? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Power?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Ready? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Remember the poker? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Remember when we had all that life force all over the place? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Run out of grass, or something?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SELF- RELIANT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SO I DON''T EXIST? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SO MUCH MORE CONVENIENT THAN CHIMNEYS, DON''T YOU THINK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SOMEONE CHRISTENED THE CHILD TWYLA? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SOMETHING NICE?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SORRY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Shades fashion?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Shall we let him go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | She saw him grip the sword hilt in his teeth and reach down to his belt The question''Is this person mad enough to try to kill someone holding him?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Should she just go and knock? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Small- time thief, are you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So at least five or six tentacles, then, would you say?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So he sent you, did he?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So it was n''t you who said, wow, ten thousand dollars, count me in?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So why not believe in them in any case? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | So... there''s spare belief sloshing around, thank you, and these little devils are taking advantage of it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Some little devil with a bag of big teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Some old beef bones? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, is anyone frightened of that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Spikes in the chimney?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Stands to reason it''s got to go somewhere, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Stuff all over the floor... What''re these things hanging from this line?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Supposing some idiot says there must be a god of indigestion, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | TELL ME, ARE YOU LIKELY TO TAKE UP TEACHING ON A LARGER SCALE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | THE ACT OF TELLING THE UNIVERSE IT IS OTHER THAN IT is? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | THE HOGFATHER IS A SYMBOL OF THIS... Death snapped his fingers, causing echoes to bounce off the walls, and added, WISTFUL LYING? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | THEY MUST SHOW YOU AN ABSENCE OF PENCIL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | THEY TURN UP AT THE LAST MINUTE WITH WARM CLOTHES AND A HOT DRINK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Taper''s better''n money?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, how much do we have in our vaults at the moment? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That ca n''t be right, can it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That''s got to be a Crime, has n''t it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That''s not the time for silly arguments, all right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That''s not traditional, is it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That''s our motto, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | That''s what you said we were going to do, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The God of what?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The Sandman? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The Soul Cake Duck? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The Tooth Fairy owns property?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The business usually involved the transfer of ownership of something from one person to another, but then, what business does n''t? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The client is heavily guarded?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The sign which says"Do not, under any circumstances, open this door"?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The sun would have risen just the same, yes?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The things you have to remember? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The tiny remnant of basic Nobbyness wanted to say,''Er, how exactly do you define"good", mister? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The wonderful world of childhood? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The words What Now? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | The worm is on the other boot now, eh? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Then Chickenwire said,''Was he saying we could take the money and go?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Then some bright spark thought, hey, looks like that damn sun comes up anyway, so how come we''re giving those druids all this free grub? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Then what would have happened, pray?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | There was a clicking noise and the raven''s voice added,''These damn eyeballs are hard, are n''t they?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | They looked vaguely navigational, but on what oceans and under which stars? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | They were n''t very complicated, were they...? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | They would have said things like''Is this a joke, sir?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | They''re grapes, understand? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | This must be Unseen University?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Those eyes give me the creeps...''So what''s the job?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Trees? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Try giving him dried frog pills?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Tweetie tweet? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Twyla?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | UNDERSTAND? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | UNTRUTHFUL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Umbrellas and silver hairbrushes...''You thought: what was the point of it all?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Unless, of course, there are any subtleties...''''Er, doing it right now, Mister Teatime-''''Do you think your grandfather will try to rescue you? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WASN''T THAT NICE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WELL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WELL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT CART ARE WE TALKING ABOUT HERE, CHARLIE?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU SAY? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU SAY?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU ARE DOING, SIRE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU THINK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS A LIZARD PRESS? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS HEX? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS SO IMPORTANT ABOUT HAVING A POT TO PISS IN? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF YOU HADN''T SAVED HIM? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT''S GOING ON HERE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT''S HE DOING?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHAT''VE WE GOT FOR HER, ALBERT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHERE''S THE SENSE IN THAT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHO WOULD YOU EXPECT TO COME DOWN A CHIMNEY ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS, MAY I ASK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHY DOESN''T THAT WORK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHY NOT TURN UP BEFORE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WHY NOT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WILL THE SUN COME UP? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | WILL YOU BE HERE NEXT WEEK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Want a roll- up?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Want me to hold your hand? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Was it him, or was this knee he was sitting on a lot bonier than it should be? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Was that a thought, or just a memory of something that had n''t happened yet? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Was the Hogfather a god? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Was there a shining tunnel? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | We done what we came to do, did n''t we? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | We got to hang on, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | We never heard the end of that one-''''Report to who?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | We were right, right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Well, I do n''t know what''s going on, but you can all leave again, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Well, Mr Teacup, I''m leaving, right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Well, she thought, and why not? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Well, you know why he''s so cheerful? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What am I to do with you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What are we here for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What are you talking about?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What are you waiting for? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What big shar--- Oh, these big sharp teeth? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What did you do that for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What doorknobs are for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What good''s a god who gives you everything you want?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What happened to Binky?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What happened? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What happens to the teeth?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What have you got in it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What is it you audit?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What of it?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What s the stuff to give the troops?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What use is there for a lot of teeth? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What was that I heard?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What was their attitude in the socks department?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What were they when they were at home?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What were we going to have for Hogswatch dinner, Arnold?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing here, young man?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s Violet''s full name? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s a horse?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s going on here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s he after now?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s he doing it all for?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s he doing? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s in this bag?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s it do?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s that I can smell?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s the Tooth Fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s the matter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s this, a half- holiday for Hogswatch?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s up? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''s yours?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What''ve you got?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | When you were little, did you suck your thumb?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Where did you get them?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Where is this place?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Chef?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Where''s all the jolly little buggers in pointy hats and red and green suits, hitting wooden toys unconvincingly yet rhythmically with hammers?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Where''s that board with all the letter and number buttons, Mr Stibbons? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Which is it, I wonder?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | White bone handle, rather tasteless skull and bone decoration... Death himself''s second favourite weapon, am I right? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who are?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who brought you here, Violet?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who did that?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who knows"Row Row Row Your Boat"?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who wants some? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who''d have thought it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who''d have thought it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Who''d want to lock up a tooth fairy?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why are you doing the-''BUT SHE BELIEVES IN THE HOGFATHER? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why bony? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why not join in? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why should I want to do that? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why''re they here?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Will I see something horrible?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Will you look at it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t the Tooth Fairy mind?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Would you be any good in a fight?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YES INDEED, HELLO, SMALL CHILD CALLED VERRUCA LUMPY, WHAT A LOVELY NAME, AGED SEVEN, I BELIEVE? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU ARE KEEPING WELL? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU COULDN''T RESIST IT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU THINK SO? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU THINK SO? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU THINK SO? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU THINK THAT WOULD WORK? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | YOU WERE NEVER IN ANY DOUBT? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Yes, what is it this time?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You been playing with girls again?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You did it in your head?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t hang around at the scene to count it out and tell one another what brave lads you are, am I right?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t think she''d been eating any of that mouldy cheese, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You fellows?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You have, ai n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You know there''s some people up on the Ramtops who kill a wren at Hogswatch and walk around from house to house singing about it? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You know, bringing them extra ones? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You mean like... more than dates? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You posh, Ron?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You really do n''t know anything, do you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You really think so? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You take things away?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You think you''re mean? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You think you''re nasty? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You''d think they''d take the hint, would n''t you?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You''re sticking out your arms like a scarecrow and you''ve stuck a little star on your scythe, have n''t you...?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You''ve actually devoted your spare time to the problem?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You''ve heard about... the primal scream? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | You... have... applied... yourself to a study of ways of killing Death?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | [ 3]''And what would you like to drink?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | [ 6]''What I don''unnerstan is, how longaz diz place had waiters?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ` OK, OK. How does it look?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | ` Pardon me, but are you the God of Hangovers? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | and there''s this museum I read about where they found a pocket calculator under the altar of this ancient temple, you know what I''m saying? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | are n''t you Death''s granddaughter?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | gentleman?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | he screamed, and then looked disappointed''Er, how big would this sock- stealing thing be?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | hello?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | mistake?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | rows, you know? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | sad?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | said Albert''The world''d be in a right mess if everyone got what they asked for, eh?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | the Fat Man be inhumed? |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | the white and green symbolize a small parasitic plant?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | tower?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | where''s the Bursar?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | why?'' |
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett | why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''... no, that''s the one, dear me, that''s for the lock we used to have... does this one look right to you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A bell?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A better life?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A friend? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A giant bird''s going to drop out of the sky or something?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A little more champagne?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A little... lad like you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A man''d have to be a right bastard to steal something like that, eh, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A quiet word, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A reason? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''A word in your ear, Reg?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''About how long will you want him to lie still for?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''After that fall?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, Miss Battye? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, sergeant... Hey, what''s the little crown mean?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, you''ve got secret files on me, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, all right, what''s going on here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''All seven of them raising the flag, perhaps?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''All the time?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Amnesty, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''An amnesty''s an amnesty, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''An honorific or a job description?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''An infantryman? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''An unarmed man?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''An''did you tell him he should take it up with Vetinari?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And I ask you: what ways are these, yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And a dimber?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And are n''t those beer barrels?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And are we allowed to ask questions?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And are your men sober and cleanliving?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And can your magic box take me home? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And how about the flag?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And how are we doing, do we think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And how did you get made a sergeant, Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And how is your little boy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And if you have got a sword, what will you do, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And it does n''t occur to you that they might be part of some clever plan?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And nothing about that struck you as odd?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And now you''re thinking"old seamstress", no doubt?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And see that lad over there? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And she''s really a seamstress?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s cutting your own throat, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s going to be me, is n''t it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s good?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And the armour stays here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And the beer bottle?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And the cat doings?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And they-''''Major Mountjoy- Standfast ca n''t outthink a bunch of gormless watchmen and civilians and some veterans with garden forks?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And this is the officer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what do they talk about beyond the barricade, my little lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what does daddy do at work all day, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what does this all mean to us?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what were they saying?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what were your orders, may I ask?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what would that be at this point, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''ll happen to me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s going to happen next?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s that, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s your name, hnah, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And where are we off to today, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And who is this imposing military gentleman? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And who needs to know how he got here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And why was this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And will you be wanting a bell, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you asked him where I''d gone?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you be sure to look after yourself, d''you hear?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you got the ginger beer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you had fresh ideas, did you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you heard-?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what that means, Ping?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you told Rosie Palm where I''d gone, too? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ll stop us taking''em, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve been picking up the odd dollar, have you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And your point, Madam, is...?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And... what''s this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Another one? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Any other advice?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Any sign of the envelope?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Any soldiers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Any trouble?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone been to tell them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else here take bribes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know this man?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know who this man is?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything good?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Archchancellor, can you get me there faster?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they after us, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we going to get into trouble for this, captain?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we going to get medals? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we gon na get killed?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we taking the law into our own hands again, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Keel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you feeling all right, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to arrest us, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you in charge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you really from Genua?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you really from Pseudopolis?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you really like... policemen, for time?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you suggesting that we ask for police protection? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you worth a dollar?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''As a matter of fact Lord Winstanleigh also has an interesting point to make on the dangers of intuitive-''‘ This a Guild book, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''As one man to another, commander, I must ask you: did you ever wonder why I wore the lilac?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''As you said in your statement... what was it, Fred? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''At the instigation of Corporal Quirke?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''At this time? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Back to the Watch House?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Badder than it''s going to go anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Barrackroom lawyer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Be a decoy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Be so kind as to send your young men to collect our furniture, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Because how''s he going to fight his way out through a lot of wizards, sir? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Belongs here, see?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Better out than in, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Big red ape in green forest? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Bloody, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Boots, too?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Brw?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But Corporal Quirke said-''''Was he worth listening to?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But I''ll be the one making the shoes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But is it not written:"There''s a lot goes on we do n''t get told"? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But mostly you work for the ladies of, shall we say, negotiable affection?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But suppose he''s nicked the money, corp?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But supposing people get left out?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But there''s-''''Let''s rescue what we can, shall we, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But we know where the enemy is, do n''t we? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But we''re a bit short staffed, so if I give you a cigarette would you mind kicking yourself in the teeth?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But what if a bloody great mob comes round the corner and I''in not armed?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But what is it you do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But what sort of things would a needlewoman have in her workbasket, do you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But wo n''t there be some talking first?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''But, sir, they are-''''I mean, how long have I known you, Fred?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t think of a dumb answer to this one, eh, brownjob?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a word with you in your office, captain?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help any of you gentlemen?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help you, ma''am?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can anyone get me back? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can it speak?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get me home?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Can your men take him into the Watch House?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain, you know what this is now?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Cigar?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Colour it in yourself with your paints or crayons, did you, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Come on, one of you help me, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Comes in here a lot, does he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Consider that a sign of my complete lack of a sense of humour, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Couple of murders ring a bell?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Cup of tea, commander?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Cut?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Cutting my own...?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Dear me, do you know that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I ask you to speak, you little dog''s tonker?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say they stole anything, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I tell you to do this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did Nancyball have a mum?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did any of you hear me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he offer it to you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he write that down?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did it feel longer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they sign for them? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you do that to Forsythe?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you get a receipt?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you just come along for the ride, Coates?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know we got another assassin tonight? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you recognize Ned?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you tell her how you got it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t like to do what you''re told, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t things happen anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you ever get upset, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you ever listen to your own advice?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you ever sing the national anthem in the street, major?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you expect me to believe that she''ll fire that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a back way, please?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know something, sah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what I saw on the way here, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know, sergeant, that some of the men think you are a spy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mean that most of them will be human, or that each individual will be mostly human?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind if I do it, then, my lord?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind if I have some champagne? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think things are well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want to know what happened next, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Doctor Follett is such a charming man, do n''t you think? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Doctor Lawn presents his compliments and says how come you have n''t beaten up anyone yet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Does this thing swivel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Dotsie? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, I do n''t know if this is the right time, sarge, but we brought an extra bottle while we were about it...''''Really, Fred? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... for something like that I''ve got to be looking at a lordship every day. ’''A dollar? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... half a dollar?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... how far is this going to go, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you all right, Clive?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Erm, officer''Yes, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyone is settling in?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''For a childbirth?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''For a dollar? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''For the seamstresses?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''For you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Found anyone?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred,''he said,''I wonder if you fully understand the basic idea here? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''From how far back?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Get it something to stand on, will you, captain?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Get someone to take it round, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ginger beer trick?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ginger beer, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Give me back my notebook, my handkerchief and the four pennies you whizzed from my pockets, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Given the additional power of the storm, it might just be possible that-''''Are you going to tell me he''s been moved in time?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Good Cop, Bad Cop, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, why not?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Got a light, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Got yourself a little prisoner, have you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Guests for a late supper? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Half an hour, did you say?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Has n''t it ever occurred to you, sergeant, that sometimes people go to a massage parlour for a real massage, for example? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I got that right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I got to share this, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you lot seen a wizard before?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we finished?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we got a saw in this place?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we got any orders?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been hit, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever sung the national anthem?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you looked everywhere, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you no interest in honour? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you really got the eye of a mass murderer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you shaved today, man?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''He had?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''He killed a copper who was eating a pie?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s a card, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Hedgehogs? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Hegglers? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Hit yourself in the face with your own bell, did you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How about the man who''s trying to stick a sword into you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How about whizzing wipers, snitching tinklers, pulling wobblers, flogging tumblers and running rumbles?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you going to get hi- me back to the Watch House? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How dare you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get there, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do they rise up, rise up, rise up, how do they rise up, rise up high?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do we know he wo n''t decide to come after us anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know all this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know he''s dead? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know who I am?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you think that makes me feel? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you think we''re going to get into trouble, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How far can you run?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have you been going?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have you been here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How long were you there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How many minutes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How many, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How many?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How much, Mr... er,''Vimes remembered in time, and made a show of looking at the name on the front of the tray, Dibbler?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How much, ’ he said,''for you to work for me, all the time?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How so, Gerald?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How so?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you like to be back in command?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it going?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''However, um, the lightning appears to have added a random lateral component''A what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I brought you here. ’''You carried me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I did n''t think you was stupid, Mister Vimes''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t believe we''ve met?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I enquired if her ladyship is well, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you''re wondering why I''ve taken you on even though you worked for my predecessor, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I just meant that if you wanted me to I could go and-''''Were you there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, sir, perhaps you put it in a desk drawer? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, would your chaps like to have a go at defending the barricade and we can try attacking it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean... was I where, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I really could n''t say, Downey. ’''Never killed anyone, right, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I reckon Detr-''‘ Trolls? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, a price like that''s cutting your own throat, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, was he insane, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, these bricks really are jolly tricky, are n''t they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, who''s the skirt up there with old Folly?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose I... look the other way, will you, sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I think, perhaps, the hose in the old scullery might be more appropriate, your grace? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought you said you wanted to promote him?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I told you he''s a caution, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I wish I''d known then what I know now''? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder who''s the lucky boy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I''in just waiting for you to arrest me, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I''in sure I do n''t have to tell you what''ll happen to you if you try the old dippitydoodah on me again, do I, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve been changing things, ’ said Vimes, and added defensively:''Well, why should n''t I? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve gone back in time, have n''t I? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got no choice, have I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''If this seat is made up of lots of tiny things that can be in lots of places at once, why is it standing still?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''If you could just take it along to the official warehouse, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''If you''ll, hnah, take my advice, sarge, it do n''t pay to encourage kids like-''''See these stripes, Snouty? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''In Genua? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''In one of the main squares, perhaps?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''In the words of the philosopher Sceptum, the founder of my profession: am I going to get paid for this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he on our side?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he trying to get you drunk?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a monkey?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it meant to do that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it possible that he is allergic to diamonds?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that a bit cruel, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is oo allergic to diamonds, den?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a crime, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a threat?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that good? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a loose panel or something?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there another way out of here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there going to be any fighting?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this a good time, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this a military coop?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this mutiny, then, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It has caused rather a stir, has it not? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It is official. ’''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It was a sort of nickname, eh... Duke? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a long time since we used that, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not part of the higher organization?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s perksl''''Everybody?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Just as well I was n''t planning anything this evening, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Just give me your crossbow, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Just try, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Just when I''in letting you go, Gerald?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Keel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Lady Sybil is doing well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Lance- Constable Vimes, is n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just say I''in thinking like the enemy, shall we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s see... what year is this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Like swordfishes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Like, it''s never going to be perfect, so you just do the best you can, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Like, really fighting?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, about that inkstand-''''D''you know, he''d gone and put it in that safe of his?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, tell you what, mister, you tell me where you''re going and I''ll stop following you, have we got a deal? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, this is a game, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Selachii?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Lucky for me that I fell into this one, eh, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Madam?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Make a grab for me through the bars, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Make the cocoa, will you, kid?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''May I ask how you found that out, Madam?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''May I make so bold as to ask if there is a Lord Meserole?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''May I suggest that a promotion is in order?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mister Vimes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Move them, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Reginald Shoe, is it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Content? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mug of tea, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Mushrooms?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''My word, a copper stealing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Nails, too?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ned, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ned?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Need any help with those handcuffs?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Never since then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Next? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Nice day off, Ned?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Nice to see an old friend, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No doubt you ran rings round that old fool Tilden and do n''t fancy the idea of a captain with his finger on the pulse, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No luck, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No one else?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No one fired at you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No one? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No poison at all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No swords?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I meant that you doctors are n''t supposed to hurt people, are you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No, no, no... oh, ye gods, it had to happen, did n''t it...''''You want I should go''n''fetch Mossy, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''No, no, no...''''You all right, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Not Burleigh and Stronginthearm?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even the Aunts noticed you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even time to finish my cake?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Not very heavy things, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing at all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now here''s a nice howd''yerdo, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now the thing is... Duke... what you have there is one of my men, so how about you hand him over and we''ll say no more about it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now then, lad,''he said, as the soldiers watched in horror,''you know who I am, do you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now where could I go?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now you lot listen to me, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, I wonder what I''ve got in my pocket for a good boy, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, if we-''''You mean the cows?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, let''s show Snapcase where the line''s drawn, shall we? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, madam?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, what else have I got? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, where the hell is Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, will care to tell in at the is going on? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Obstruction would be a good start, but we can probably think of some more charges back at the station. ’''Arrest me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Of course, grammatically that is completely-''''And that means...?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, Charles, are you leaving us so soon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, what have we here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh gods...''''Do you want to hear the rest, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, dear, what have we here? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, er, that thing? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, sarge...''''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, sergeant... this is a sword? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so you''d like to be a captain, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you thought it did n''t?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you will, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you''d like something simpler?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you''d like to go, would you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Okay, sarge, but-''''Are you going to snivel all day? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Okay?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''On a different subject, ’ she said,''what was that business with the book? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''On the other hand, gentlemen, ’ he said,''if you are going to leave, where are you going to go to?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''One green with yak butter, and Mister Vimes will have it boiled orange in a builder''s boot with two sugars and yesterday''s milk, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Only I heard that Mrs Content was a bit worr-''''Igor, there are some areas where... Look, do you know anything about... women and babies?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Or by crochet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Or maybe we should go out and arrest everyone? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ordinary thieves? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Out after curfew? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Over the road? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Patrolling for what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Pay?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''People who for one reason or another do n''t want to go to the... better known doctors?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''People will be going to bed soon, surely?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps a tableau in bronze?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps the servants can serve it now, my lord?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Permission to speak freely, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Prisoner in the cells?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Push off and get us two cups of tea, lad, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Rare book, was it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sir? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Rebel sympathies?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Regulation bell?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Ring the damn bell, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Robertson, show me what the Dogbotherer is reading, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Rutherford, are you going to do something about this man?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge, ’ said Sam after a while,''why are we patrolling Morphic Street? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Secondhand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''See that up in the sky, Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''See this, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''See this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''See to it, could you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant Keel or Commander Vimes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant Keel? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant, we do n''t hand over prisoners without a receipt, understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Settling in?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I give him a clip alongside the head?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''She was n''t there, was she?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''She''d believe you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Shocked?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Should it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t it say when you were established?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t she?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Should we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir, because at that time I thought it prudent to-''Three watchmen were killed last night, did you know that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Smoke?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Snouty, nip up to the captain''s office and get the Shilling, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Snouty, where''s that cocoa?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So early in the evening?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''s wrong with a lilac flower?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So when do you come off your break?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So who''s gon na arrest me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So why were you sent, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So why''s a fine lady interested in me, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So, sarge,''said Ned, still moving,''what would you do, sarge, if you were unarmed and a man came at you with a truncheon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So, ’ he said casually,''who told you where I''d gone?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''he said in a low whisper,''have you boys had your holidays yet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So... do they know about you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So... she sent you to kill me, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So... who''s going to pay for the shoes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So... you make sure the good stuff happens?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Something''s going to happen...''''What, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Still with us, lads?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Such as?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Suppose the moon was made of cheese? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely someone like him would n''t side with people like Winder and Swing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Surprised?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Sweeping?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Take weapons off people?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Taking people to Cable Street?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Talking about me, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Teaching them to use thimbles, that sort of thing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''That was right, was n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s good, is n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s why you left the torturer tied up, eh, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The Watch wants magical assistance?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The cabbage stalks? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The me sitting here now? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The one from Genua?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The scullery boy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''The seamstress? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why did all my armour arrive with me when I came?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Then you know that time with libraries is... somewhat more flexible?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''They on their break too?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''They say what if that bunch of Unmentionables turn up?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''They want a vampire in the Watch?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''This is a test, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''This is the Shades, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''This man who.calls himself Sergeant Keel is the ringleader of the rebels, yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''This?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Those things? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Three this time, sir. ’ ‘ That many?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''To keep the peace? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Told us what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Too thick to see what''s going on, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Tricked?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Trouble?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Trustworthy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Tuppence a bowl or I''ll cut my throat, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Uberwald?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... everyone does what he tells them, is that the same thing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Um... has n''t anyone told you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''United in hatred, you mean?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Urn... ’''What now?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Vimes, what did I tell you about waving weapons around when you''re not going to use them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Vimes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Vimesy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Waddy, Wiglet... drag him back to the House and lock him up, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want another bowl? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want me to cut you down to size, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want some breakfast? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want the rest of the night off, constable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to make up a first name?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to ring your bells? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Was Rosie right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Was Stronginthearm married?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it valuable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that wrong?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''We have got them to Easy Street, have n''t we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll set a good example, eh, Sergeant Keel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re all happy with Truth, Justice and Freedom, are we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re all learning a lot today, ai n''t we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve always kept ourselves to ourselves, have n''t we, Sidney?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well now, Mister Vimes... you know the universe is made up of very small items?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I''d like you to believe, for a while, that I''in a sort of policeman too, all right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, at least we can agree on Truth, Freedom and Justice, yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, commander?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, no-''''Who did his lordship send down there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, obviously I salute it every day, sir. ’''But you do n''t wave it, at all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, sergeant, could I interest you in a very special sausage inna bun? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Wha''?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Keel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Vimes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about my drawers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What about?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing still up here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you intending to do about us being murdered in our beds?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What call?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I do for you, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What could I do, anyway? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What could you do, then? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''ya mean, sign?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you think, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you want us to do, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What did I tell you about Mister Safety Catch?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What did I tell you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What did they steal?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you hit the kid for?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I do now, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do we pay our taxes for, after all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, concealed?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, tough?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want me to do, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want us to do with her, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want, then, Mister Vimes with the very helpful feet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What does he smell like?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What else should I know today?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What else?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What good''ll that do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened just then, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to Sergeant Knock?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens after that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What is all that going on in the yard?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What is going on here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What is going on?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What is he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your name again?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of a religion is that, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of missiles, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of questions? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of refugees are we talking about here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What make are these crossbows?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What oath, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What strength?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell were you going to do with that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s going on here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What time''s curfew?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What warehouse?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that all about, Stibbons? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What was the"urn"for, please, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What we gon na do, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What would you have done, injected me to death?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll that be, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll we do, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll we do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they doing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we gon na do now, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you all standing around for, gentlemen?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to charge our man with, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a tuppenny upright, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s all that about?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s been happening?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going to happen next, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to Sybil?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to Willikins?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to the bloody sword?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening now, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening out there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he talkin''about, Stibbons?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it look like to you, Tom?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s pulling wobblers mean?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that any good for, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that pip on your shoulder, officer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that you''re reading?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the good of it, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the little devil doing here at this time of night, anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the orbital velocity of the moon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this about?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up, Bill?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with a little ginger beer? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your dad do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve you got?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, er, are you doing, exactly?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, in a sack, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, people who want to put Winder back in charge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, these old Capstick Mark Ones? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, turn out Marilyn, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, you mean all those dead bodies everywhere you went?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What, ’ he said,''just happened?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''When are you going to pass some decent exams, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''When did she ask you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''When is n''t he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''When what starts, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where am I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are all my officers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are your men?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where d''you live?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you land, if I may ask?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is my new Captain of the Guard?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is our new best friend, doctor?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to now, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Havelock?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s his file?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the back door? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s your lordship?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s your uniform?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Which old monks?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are all these people?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are yer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are yer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you working for?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who for?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is Commander of the Pseudopolis Watch, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said it''s going to come to a fight?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said we open up like this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said you were going to be arrested?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who sent yer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who taught you all this stuff, anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the hell are they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the hell are you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who took my armour?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s Number One Suspect?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s next, Sergeant Knock?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who... who from?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose side are you on, Ned?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why Thursday?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why d''you call him your grace, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why d''you say that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why d''you want him taken alive?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you go along to the mess tent while I consult with my fellow officers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why have n''t you told them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why only up to a point?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should anyone say that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should you worry?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would he do that, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would the Unmentionables attack you, sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re some of you wearing purple flowers, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you looking at pictures, Dogbotherer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you picking on me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s he unconscious?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it such a deep shadow, d''you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, what did he do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Wiggs, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Will six dollars do it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you take some champagne?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''With the downtrodden masses, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Witnesses?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Worried about getting blood on your nice sword, lad? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Worth keeping an eye on, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Wot''s happ''nin'', mifter?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Wot''s happ''nin''now, mifter?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Wotcha doin'', mifter?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would n''t that be strange if it was true?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you and your lady care to assist with our barricade?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you ask?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you be Keel, by anychance? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you be so kind as to run up to my rooms and fetch my robe?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you let a murderer off for a thousand dollars?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like me to give you another tip, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you recommend Fred Colon for corporal? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, an''he can have you shot, hnah, how d''you like them bananas?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but I''in the one holding you up in one hand, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yep?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Clive?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Corporal Ping?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Fred?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Fred?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Igor?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Leggie?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Snouty?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, comrade Supple?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, what is a tuppenny upright?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You an''whose army?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You are incorruptible?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You are not making any friends here, you know?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You ate it all?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You been here before, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You been in the Watch long, constable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You broke his arm too?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You can do that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You can help Fred and Waddy take this young man inside, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You can just play around with time and it wo n''t have happened, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You could''ve known that, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t want anything?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You do not wish to be a lieutenant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You finished every bit?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You going to take me alive, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You got any orders, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You have?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You just do what you have to to survive, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You knew? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know Carcer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know about that, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that the Patrician has declared that the building of barricades is an act of rebellion?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know the Hooms? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what day it is, Ping?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You know when you wanted to swing a club at that torturing bastard and I stopped you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You lay a hand on that door,''said Vimes,''and I''ll-''''Chop it off, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You leave this minute, d''you hear? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You let him go?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean in time and space?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean it''s edible?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean just to show I''in patriotic? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean we let''em go if they''re rich?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean we''ll be in a famine situation?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you do n''t know me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you have n''t?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You minister to all sorts, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You okay, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You told him why they''re not being dug up?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You understand that this is a magical library? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You use all these?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You want me to follow you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You want we should follow him, dearie?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You were a rebel, were n''t you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You were going to draw on him, were n''t you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You were in the Watch House, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You were there?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You were, sarge, were n''t you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You wo n''t? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d like Freedom, Truth and Justice, would n''t you, comrade sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d pawn your clothes in the pawn shop, but you''d never buy clothes from the pawn shop,''cos there were Standards, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d shot a man who was aiming a crossbow?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d wear the lilac today, would you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll get us in your power and we''ll never be seen again, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Nobby Nobbs, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a bit young to be sent on this contract, are n''t you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a married man, are n''t you, trooper? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re arresting Unmentionables?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re arresting an Unmentionable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to let it shoot me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re married, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve found your way in yet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got a nasty cut on-''''Really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve got your ear to the ground, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve heard the news too?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve searched everywhere?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Your name Sam Vimes, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''Your wife? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''do they rise up, rise up, rise up, how do they rise up, rise up high?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''ere, how did you detect it was me, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ''how do they rise? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ... and the selfpreservation instincts of a lemming? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ... see the little angels rise up high...''Anything happen in Cable Street?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ... they rise hands up, hands up, hands up... How did it go, now? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | 1 Supposing the area behind the barricades was bigger than the area in front of the barricades, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | 3 Then, correct me if I''in wrong, sarge, but that''d mean in a manner of speaking we are now in front of the barricades, am I right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | 4 Then, as it were, it''s not like we''re rebellin'', is it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | A comrade in arms?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | A group hug is not part of the arrangement, is it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | A little black velvet roll with, I do believe, a complete set of lock picks? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | A man''s got to give it his best shot, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | A turnup for the books, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Admittedly last night I had the men nail up and bar every cellar door they could find but, after all, I would n''t be fighting me, now, would I? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After a while it opened a crack and a familiar voice, changed only a little with age, said''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After a while, Constable Wiglet, hanging on beside him as the wagon rocked, said:''What happened back there, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After all, he saw Keel die and he watched you grow up-''''Where is this leading?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After all, she was still Sybil, was n''t she? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After all, where''s he going to go?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | After half an hour Maroon had wandered over and said,''Can I help you, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Afterwards? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Against a bloody great mob? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Alas, the other Houses were not so-''''resourceful?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | All I want to know is: how much, and who to? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | All pork shaved before mixing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | All these little changes... what would they add up to? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | All we need now is-''Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Am I going too fast for you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Am I right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And I can remember a lot about my first weeks in the job. ’''Interesting, is n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And I cut it, do I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And Spatchcock, Culweather and Moist and Leggy Gaskin and Horace Nancyball and... Curry, was n''t it?... |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And Vimes had said: where''s he going to go? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And a little chuckle, Carcer''s little laugh that said, hey, this is all good fun, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And a message to the Assassins''Guild?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And all the others have pastry sausages? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And for what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And he''d said:''How can we tell they''re a decent sort, corp?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And his body language was saying: we''re all sergeants together, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And how often do you really look at the back of your hand, Mister Vimes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And it ai n''t your job to ask why and who, but young Vimesy? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And look at this, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And now there''s a little fee, you understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And shall we move right along? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And some son of inspiring slogan?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And that means that even in normal circumstances there is an area of high magical potential above the bookshelves?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And then he added:''This time?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And then what would we do? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And there''s seven unfilled graves in the cemetery... Would he be able to go back, then? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And this is your mob, is it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And to what end would I prove it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And what are we supposed to do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And what d''you say?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And what''s the kid done that''s so wrong?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And where do you come in, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And where''s Sergeant Knock?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And who''re you doing this for? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And who''re you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And who''s paying, may I ask?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And why Old Tom ing repeatedly?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And why are there policemen in the Library?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And you believe him? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And you trust them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And you''re to stop with him, and we''ll leave the doors open, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And your eyes water all the time which is why they gave you permanent jail duty-''''Do I know you, mister?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | And, er, he''s technically correct about the law. ’''You mean we have to take orders from him?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Any luck?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Any questions?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Any volunteers? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyone fancy shouting out that all''s well?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyone here know Doctor Lawn? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyone surprised?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyone that ca n''t or should n''t have a weapon, they get back as far as possible, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anything we need to discuss? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anything you want to tell us? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, I use the temporal toilet, do n''t I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are any of you serious conspirators bent on the overthrow of the government?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are my memories real? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t there enough guards here? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are we back to the old theory of the selfcorrecting history? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are we to be hostage to every whim of a mere sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are you coming quietly?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to talk? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are you in charge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are you in trouble with him?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Are you one of us?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Arrest Winder?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | As much you as you are now, so who can say it''s not you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | At first? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Besides, he''d locked the door to the cellar, had n''t he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Black and orange tiger in green trees?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Black and white zebra in yellow grass? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Blimey, thought Vimes, who taught him? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Bright lad, sometimes thinks he knows better, but we were all like that, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Bring him a big bowl of porridge, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But Swing had brains... Who really knew what evil lurked in the heart of men? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But at a time like this, what difference did it make? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But at times like this, who did the law belong to? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But do you remember if he ever mentioned to you that he was attacked by two men not long after he got off the coach?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But he''s entitled to request assistance from you. ’''Am I entitled to refuse?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But is it necessary for you to attend personally, your grace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But now... what about Sybil? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But sometimes you ca n''t help wondering: what would have happened if I''d done something different-''''Like when you killed your wife?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But the policeman part thought: how do little monks know I''in called Keel? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But there''s a time and a place, you know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But these things generally run their course-''''My gods, man, how did you manage to get promoted?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But they were saying that, in a way, everything happens somewhere''And you believed them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But what can I do? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But what could you say? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But where should they have been? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But why do n''t I think you''ll be bothered by that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But why should he be surprised? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But why wait? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | But you can definitely look up at the dome from the ground floor, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t blame a man for tryin'', eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t blame a man for trying to enjoy his last few minutes of freedom, can you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can I help you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can I help you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can we help you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you do that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you drop me off a little way from the Guild, please? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you get me back?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you get much for''em?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine him loose now he''s pally with Snapcase?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you prove it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Can you use that sword you have there, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Care to tell me where you were last night? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Chuck Swing out on his arse, promote some decent sergeants- The second thought was: in this city? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Custard? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Dare I ask why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did I ever have that much Adam''s apple? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did I really have the political awareness of a head louse? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did I really try to polish rust? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone get him?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did he need to know about plots? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t they leave a receipt?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you take the oath when you joined up?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did they steal anything, then, or did they break in to deliver a box of chocolates and a small complimentary basket of fruit?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did you complain?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did you do it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did you in fact take a share of the bribe?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did you see his moneybag? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did you understand what I just said?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Did your mum ever make''em?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t want to upset the rebels, do we? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you do that down at the Tanty?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know about them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know that all barricades are to be torn down by order of the Patrician?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think that''s strange?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do the rest of you want to hang around to see what happens to Gappy? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do they know about you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you even know their names?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what that feels like?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you know you have the eye of a mass murderer? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you know?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone want to overthrow Lord Winder by force?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Er... does that mean I still take orders from you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Er... payment up front, yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ever sharpen it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Everyone in the city knew Vimes, surely? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Everyone said it was an amazin''recovery. ’''Mr Sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Everyone understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Everything. ’''So I''ll arrive in the nuddy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Fallen at the very first fence, what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a ginger beer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Feel better? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Feeling the street under my boots again? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ferret''s expression, if not his mouth, said''huh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Five dollars a month? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Flour? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | For a scrap with the Watch?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | For old times''sake?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | For what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Forget my own head if it was n''t nailed on, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Four ounces of grey twoply was it, Mrs Soupson?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Funny how things work out, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Gave me a spare helmet,''in carvin''meself a badge out of, of- what''s that, like, waxy, kind of like candles but you ca n''t eat it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Glory? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Go around telling everyone that those loony monks you see in the streets are some kind of time shifters? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Gods, was I ever that skinny? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Good grief...''And then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Got a brass ear and a wooden leg?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Got any other passengers, Fred?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Got it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Got that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Got to give you brownjobs something to do, haha, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Guaranteed no rat? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Had Keel taught him that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Had n''t he heard something, once, about how you could walk through time or something there? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Halfprice?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Happier?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone told you that the Cable Street Watch House has been burned to the ground? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Have I asked you your name?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Have you been rude to Miss Band lately? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Have you had anything to eat this morning?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Have you looked everywhere?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He called down:''Yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He called out:''So would you like to change ends?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He did all that in just a few days? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He did n''t look around, and watch and learn, and then say,''This is how people are, how do we deal with it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He looks a solid lad. ’''He is? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He paused, and then said:''How is her ladyship, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He pulled aside a hanger containing a greasy, threadbare suit-''You want?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He really wanted to discourage this sort of thing but... they''d put him off the register? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He settled for stepping out into the alley and saying''Yeah?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He was heartened by the fact that the man looked the kind of man who''d get six out of ten when answering the question:''What is your name?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He was n''t wearing his own clothes...''What happened to my uniform?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He would n''t stoop to stealing the boots of a fallen enemy, would you, trooper?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He''d be just another man in armour-''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He''d been mad with terror at the time, but the beast had been there inside, giving him strength... Who knew what evil lurked in the hearts of men? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He''d cheerfully stab you to death in the centre of a crowded arena and then look around and say,''Who, me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He''d stand there amid the carnage, blood on his hands and stolen jewellery in his pocket, and with an expression of injured innocence declare,''Me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | He''s got used to it being a bit, a bit...''''Manky?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Hear about Dolly Sisters last night? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | History finds a way? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How about that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How about that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How come I''in in a temple?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How could she know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How could there be any question about that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How did that happen? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How do you account for that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How do you know all this?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How had he even dreamed that a bunch of coppers could slam the cell door on the boss? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How had they ever got to that stage? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How high are the bookcases? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How is-''''What do you want?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How long it takes two men to dig half a hole?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How long would you last? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How many guards does one fool need?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How many of you knows"All The Little Angels"?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How much do I owe you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | How small?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I am very sorry we could not-''''do business?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I ca n''t keep telling you everything is done by magic. ’''Am I really here too? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I can prove it, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I give in, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I hate to think what''s happening downtown. ’''So?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I have n''t got any money, obviously, but once I''ve got home-''''I''ll escort you, shall I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I know how it works, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I''in in it anyway, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, a younger me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, does n''t it change history even if you just tread on an ant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, really? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''s uniquely wrong with it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''ve I got?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I reckon a man''d die instantly falling all that way, would n''t he?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I say we call it quits, how about you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you''d laugh if I told you to take it easy?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I think I once broke your father''s leg?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I think I saw a genius at work, but... ’''What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I think that perhaps this little catch can be... thrownback, do n''t you, sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I think we can help you there... but...''''Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I think we did have, um, legitimate orders-''''Heard of a man called Captain Swing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I want Keel alive, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I want anyone who tries to come at us over the bridge to have a really bad time, understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I want everyone answering this shout, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if that''s what he thought, too? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I''d have to tell his lordship why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I''d value your judgement. ’''You would?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I''ll be kind of like a copper, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I''ll put it back for now, shall I? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got my hat on, have n''t I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | If it should n''t be in the hands of people, where the hell should it be? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | If we all disobeyed the law, where would we be?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | If you could, er, explain things to the men? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | If you were careful, could you swing on to a gallery from the edge of the dome? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | If you''re going to injure anyone tonight, can you do it before I go to bed? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | In fact it''s-''''Are you stupid, fellow? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | In the city? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | In this place?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | In truth, it was never proved that anyone was given an order to ride people down, but did it matter? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Indulge me... just a little hobby of mine''Sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is Angua on the trail?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is every accident just a higherorder design? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is he charismatic?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is he strong enough? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it all in my mind? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it happening? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it not written:"The big sea does not care which way the little fishes swim"? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it not written:"a penny saved is a penny earned"? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it okay for me to dish''em out to the field kitchens?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is it some kind of mascot?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that what I''in doing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is that Narrative Causality or Historical Imperative or just plain weird? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is that a crime?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is that his own hair, do you know?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is the captain here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is the wagon going out tonight, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is there no such thing as an accident, as the Abbot says? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is there something wrong?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is there somewhere where she''s my wife, having my child? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is this any way to behave? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is this really me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Is your captain here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | It was fun, d''you know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | It was supposed to mean: we know all about you, so why do n''t you tell us all about yourself? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | It was... just a temple, slightly foreignlooking, but were n''t they all? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | It''s sergeant, understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | It''s wonderful, is n''t it, how alike men can be? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | John?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Just arrest me? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Just get half a dozen bottles, all right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Just in case anyone has to contact you, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Just like we talked about, okay? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Just one more thing, Nobby...''''Yes, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Keel?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Kind to bedraggled creatures? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Lance- Corporal Coates?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Lanceconstable, come on out in the yard, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Lanceconstable, is it good enough for you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Last month? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Last week? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Legitimate?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Let''s get the living out, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Let''s have a bit of law around here, shall we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Let''s not mess about, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Let''s take a walk in the garden, shall we?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Like a boys''night out? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Like galleries? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Like, mathematical? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Little old men with brooms? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Look, I''ll drop in at the Yard on my way to the palace, sign what needs signing, and I''ll be back as soon as possible, all right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Look, do you think you and Dibbler''d still be walking around if I was a spy for Swing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Look, here''s what I''ll do, I''ll throw away my other knife, haha, you knew I''d got another one, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Love of city?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Loyal, are they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the best way to build a bright new world is to peel some spuds in this one? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Mean anything? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Morphic Street, maybe?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Move me in time all the way to where I ought to be?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Nancyball, nip around the corner to the apothecary, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No doubt there is a traditional form of words?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No hard feelings, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No hard feelings?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No offence meant, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No reason why we shouldn''t get our share, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No visible means of support?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No, he sat and thought: This is how the people ought to be, how do we change them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No, you can damn well stay here, understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | None of this was right...''This is Ankh- Morpork, is n''t it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Nothing like a cart for blocking the road...''Counterrevolutionaries, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now perhaps-''‘ That''s how we work, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now she was a wreck, the attackers would have to think up a new plan in a hurry, and time was moving on... Supposing we do n''t lose? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, I want young Vimes and you and Waddy and maybe half a dozen others out here fully kitted up in two minutes, understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you gon na let me shackle you, hnah, or do I call the lads down?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you ready? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, does any one of you know where my damn barricades have gone?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, if you-''''Snapcase has promised you ladies that you''ll be allowed to form a Guild, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, this is a soldiers''song, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, what were the options? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now, where was I... ah, the political situation in- Yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Now? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Obviously we''ve been the good guys all along, but now it''d be kind of official, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Off the register, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Off the register? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Oh, damn''What''s wrong, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Oh, well, someone had to start the rumble-''Yeah? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Oh, yes, the river patrol boat has sunk again-''Where did I go wrong? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you still here, Quirke? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Okay, Billy? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Okay?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ol''Sconner, he says the money''s in teeth and earrings but I say every man''s bound to have a pair of boots, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | On whose authority?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | One hundred per cent organic? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Onestring fiddles? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Or the safe, perhaps?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | People around here must eat something, no doubt?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | People who knew better? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Presumably there are knackermen? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Qu lifted the megaphone again and said, wearily,''All right, someone please go and fetch Brother Kai, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Quiet down there, was it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Remember the smell of lilac? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Right next door to Uberwald. ’''Whose side are we on?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Right now? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ring out bells, dance in streets...''Sarge, did you mean that about helping them others with their wounded?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Rip the door off my locker and hammer a lot of nails right through it, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sadie? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Say I''in coming at you with a big, big club... what do you do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | See that doorway with the deeper shadow?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | See this thing here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | See this, Lance- Constable Vimes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Seen any good tricks lately, Gerald? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Colon and Nobby arrived and I sent them along to the Bridge of Size-''''Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Keel here was just going to hand over my friend there, right, sergeant? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Knock?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Shall we let''em in?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Shall we take alook... at your passengers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Shall we talk about that?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | She just stopped you in the street?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Slumgullet? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Smokes like a bonfire? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So how would I have dealt with this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So this House is staying open, understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So why, Fred, do I arrive here and find you''ve let in what seems like a platoon? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So you would n''t have known that John Keel was a policeman, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So you''ll have one, then?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So... if I tell you everything, can you spare me, oh, twenty minutes of your time? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | So... you''re not a criminal, are you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Some of the watchmen are with us, for what good they are, and the rest either got beaten up or ran away-''''More deserters?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Something about just obeying orders? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Something like, perhaps,"They Did The Job They Had To Do"?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sorry you''re dead? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Spying on the Treacle Mine Road Watch? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Stop the kid ringing the damn bell, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Supposing Madam was right and he got offered the post of Commander, not as a bribe, but because he''d earned it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Supposing we do n''t lose? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Swordfish? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sybil gave it to you as a wedding present, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Sybil?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Take your bells but, and I want to make this very clear, no swords, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Taxation is just a sophisticated way of demanding money with menaces''? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Tell me about this barricade, though, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, are there any up and coming men in the Guild of Assassins?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Tell your men to lower those swords, will you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | That makes him insane, would n''t you say?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | That was always the dream, was n''t it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | That''s all right, then? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | That''s nearly three days''pay, it''II cheer up your ol''mum no end, and where''s the loser?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | That''s why we''ve come for the prisoners in the cells. ’''Yeah? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The Throat Slam, the Red Hot Poker, the Ribrattler? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The actual last I heard was someone saying"why stop at Easy Street?"'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The city was run by a madman and his shadowy chums so where was the law? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The important thing was not to let the other person have a chance to say''But-'', let alone''Who the hell do you think you are?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The kind that joins up for the pillaging? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The kind you have to end up hanging as an example to the men?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The lilacs, for example...''What''s happening, Nobby?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The majority of Vimes thought: who does care about what monks do? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The men sagged, and grinned sheepishly as he went on:''Do n''t you know any of the moves? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The old cigarette packet?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The one that was still standing?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The one you got has that little pattern of pastry pigs on it? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The ones who go dancing round the street banging drums and shouting?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The other one concerns the death of John Keel, what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The people? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The street gang?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The thought of leaving him here, with all he knows...''How about if we head down Cable Street?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The used sonky? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | The... er... other me walks away and me, this me, you understand... Well, what happens?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then Sam said:''Have I got to give that dollar back, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then he said:''Anyone notice anything about his bow?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then he said:''My inaugural speech is prepared? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then why does n''t anyone do anything about it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then you got Winder and his pals, and how good was that? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Then:''Am I going to get the sack, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There was a hesitant slurping sound beside him as young Sam tried the stew, and then:''Is it going to come down to fighting, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There was a moment of silence followed by Vimes saying, out of the corner of his mouth:''Lance- Constable Vimes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There was a next?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There was no obvious sound from the watchmen but over the wagon hung the word:''Ahhah...''''So you came here to track him down...?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There were sounds of consternation behind the overturned furniture, but a voice called out,''You?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There''s nowhere to send''em, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There''s other floors in the Library, are n''t there? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There''s robberies and everything going on out there...''''Lanceconstable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | There, is everyone happy now?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | They attacked the other Houses, and what''s the Night Watch ever done to hurt them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | They think I''in a spy for Winder? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | They took it badly?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | They were open all night, were n''t they? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Things are n''t, um, happening quite right...''''Is the child born?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Think you can push us a path?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | This place is supposed to be a secret-''''You messed up my memory? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Those loony monks in the funny foreign building between the pawnbrokers and the shonky shop? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Time for our cocoa break, see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | To bar the doors and listen to the stones rattle off the roof?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | To start with, at least?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | To the boy''s amazement, Vimes gave him a dollar, saying,''And just keep telling me everything, will you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | To the palace?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | To what do I owe this pleasure?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Told you anything, has he? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Trainee bottle fighter?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Treadmill? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Treadmill? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Uh... do you mind opening the window?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Unarmed civilians?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Under Snapcase? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Understood? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Upset her in any way?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Used it already, have you, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Vimes scanned the street for... what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Vimes watched him working for a while, and said,''Know anything about Miss Battye?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Want a lift to Cable Street?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Want another one to help it down? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Want to see how long it takes before the guards arrive?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Was anyone else out there thinking about this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Was anyone important thinking about this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Was he allowed to appeal? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Was he enjoying this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Watermill? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Watermill? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t have a file on anyone, understand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want Unmentionables in here, do we, or soldiers in disguise? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want another Dolly Sisters, do we, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want anything to get damaged, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t want you coming back here, now, do we? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We start fighting again?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''d shown them, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''ll show''em, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''re all coppers here, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''re heading back to the station like good boys because our cocoa''s getting cold, see?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''re in Clay Lane, to stop you wondering. ’''What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | We''re not bothered about anyone being kicked in the nadgers, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Weapons? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Well, Rosie Palm did suggest he had a spare room...''The pox hnah doctor?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Well, would they? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What are we supposed to do now?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What can you do? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What could I prove? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What could you say to a dead copper? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What d''you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What d''you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What did I do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What did he think he was doing? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What do you use it for, bludgeoning people to death? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What do you want''em to see? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What does that job entail?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What else can they do? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What else had the old monk said? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What else?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What good would a statue be? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What had Sam Vimes learned from Keel? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the other six? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What happens to them afterwards? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What has happened to the days when it was all so simple? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What have they got to talk about?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What is real?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What kind of pie was it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What next, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What ruler could tolerate the existence of such a man? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are hegglers?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What tricks do you know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What was it Vetinari had said once? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What was supposed to happen next? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What would he want said? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What would you call a man who leaves his horse behind?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''d happened before? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''in I supposed to have done?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''ll you do when the new captain comes in, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''ll you do when there''s no peace left to keep? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''re you going to do to him?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s been happening overnight?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s oil of angels?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s she doing there? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s that for, to make them softer?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s the point, eh? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s the special today? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s this all about, Reg?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s this, a manual on how not to do it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What''s under the dome? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What, er, sort of thing do they do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Whatever has happened to you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | When are you going to get me home?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | When did I last go on patrol? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | When he leaves, Snouty or the orderly man signs him out, does n''t he? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | When he was as close as possible to the barricade, he called up:''I say?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | When you arrest a man, you sign him over to Snouty, do n''t you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where are you from? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where can I get some ginger beer at this time of night?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where did you creep in from?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where does it come out?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where is he now?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where was I? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where was the law? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Where, exactly, was the law? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | While the carts rumbled up, and then were hemmed in by the carts behind, and the pigs escaped and the cattle herds wandered off? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who are you, anyway?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what monks do?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who cares? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who d''you want me to watch for you, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who knew what sane men were capable of? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who says the man on the roof was one of them? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who was he? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who was it protecting from what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who was that lad next to Colon?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who''s going to be offended?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who''s got a bow?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Who''s in charge here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Whose control?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why are n''t you bloody well attacking, major?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why d''you ask?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why did I wait until I was married to become strangely attractive to powerful women? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t it happen to me when I was sixteen? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why did you come into the job, lad?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why do they keep coming here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why do they need all that water, do you think?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why have n''t you told the lads?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why is n''t the blue lamp over the door lit?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Will it happen? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Will you tell me?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | With an option on 3) which was never far from the watchmen''s thoughts: are we going to get into trouble about this? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Would the military sort it out? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a slice?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to prepare dossiers on, say, three of them?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Would you like my lads to give you a hand? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Would you mind standing a bit closer to this wall, sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | YOU CAN’T HEAR ME, CAN YOU? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Ye gods, is this how we won our wars? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Yes, lanceconstable?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Yet I remember wondering: this much? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Yet no matter what the politics, eggs hatch and milk sours and herds of driven animals need penning and watering and where was that going to happen? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You are...?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You beat him up and robbed him, what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You bloody well knew, did n''t you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You could''ve been born here. ’''Why''re you following me, Nobby Nobbs?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You got anything to say?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You have n''t been thinking metaphysically again, have you?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You knew they were n''t going to sign, right, sarge? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You know it?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You know that bloke?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You know we''re back in the good old days, haha?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You know what they call a horse in the Shades?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You mean I''in out there somewhere?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You mean the mortuary?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You shoot first-''''and ask questions later?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You spun the wheel and now you''ve got to guess where the ball is going to go... ’''Are you sure?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You took his money but you did n''t bother with the letters, because your sort ca n''t read, what? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You want to go home now, leaving Carcer here and the real John Keel dead? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You want to know? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You want to shoot something? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You wanted to put a spoke in the wheel and smack a few heads, did n''t you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You were in a gang, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You were the monk on the bridge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''d like me to hand over these keys, hnah, and give you five pence from the poor box for your, hnah, trouble, eh?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''re Nobby Nobbs, son of Maisie Nobbs and Sconner Nobbs?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''re being bumped up to lancecorporal. ’''Think he''ll last?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''re of one mind?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got a badge and a weapon, yes? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got my papers there, have n''t you? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Your dad''s a carpenter, right? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Your first night on our hurryup wagon, sergeant?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Your name? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | Yours or mine?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | and 2) are there going to be any medals? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | away?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | he bellowed, his voice bouncing off the imposing walls,''Where the is my hat?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | here?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | no?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | sir?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | sorry?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | what?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | who was he?... |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | why?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll just stand with my legs apart, shall I?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell you what, major, why not leave that sort of thing to the experts?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That''d be Captain Tilden?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That''s an unlucky card?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That''s just it, sir, they are veterans and they know all-''''And the civilians? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The barricade is coming down?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The last you heard?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The men are armed, are n''t they?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then do you mind if I finish serving Mrs Soupson? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There''s more?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They calling in more, hnah, soldiers, sarge?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They shot Wiglet, did n''t they? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is going to go the distance?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is magic, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is n''t your idea, right?'' |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This? |
Night Watch - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tom?'' |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ It took Moist a moment to understand what he was seeing, and then — ‘ That ’s a queue outside the Post Office? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ Moist sought in the woman ’s eyes for some clue as to the politically correct term, and plumped for ‘ him. ’ ‘ Huh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ A bit what? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Ah, but I foxed ‘ em after number nine, sir, and got meself a tin leg, sir! ’ ‘ You lost your leg? ’ said Moist, horrified. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Good. ’ ‘ But can I trust you? ’ ‘ On this? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Good. ’ ‘ But can I trust you? ’ ‘ On this? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ How soon can we have the Grand Trunk running properly? ’ said Greenyham, while Gilt leaned back and shut his eyes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ I always said the Order goes back a long way, did n’t I? ’ said Jimmy Tropes, aglow with pride. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Is what? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Something big with teeth? ’ Moist suggested. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ The Klatchian Foreign Legion? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Trust me? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Why are they all here, Mr Groat? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes, captain? ’ ‘ Why would a banshee- or possibly a giant pigeon- attack Mr Groat? ’ And Moist thought: the hat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes, captain? ’ ‘ Why would a banshee- or possibly a giant pigeon- attack Mr Groat? ’ And Moist thought: the hat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ Killer, ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ You mean it ’s an old message? ’ said Ridcully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | . ’ “ Woodpeckers? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ The jail went silent. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ Vetinari began. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ he prompted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ All I did was volunteer to deliver such clacks messages as had been held up by the unfortunate breakdown, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Hugos, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ I ca n’t tell you, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Non- existent, as far as I know, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Um. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Von Lipwig, ’ said Moist, and added: ‘ Moist von Lipwig, ’ to get the worst over with. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A bath, sir! ’ ‘ They have to carry you? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A bath, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A bit strange, but it takes all sorts, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A column of smoke? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A dollar, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A fiddle, maybe? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A hammer does n’t get time off, does it? ’ ‘ In order to be golems. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A lot of rumours had begun concerning Reacher Gilt, just as soon as people had noticed him and started asking, “ Who is Reacher Gilt? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A proper birch besom? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A sergeant? ’ said Gilt, handing him a glass. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A voice from below said: ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ What are you doing? ’ ‘ Just, you know. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A voice from below said: ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ What are you doing? ’ ‘ Just, you know. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A voice in his ear, faint as a spider trapped in a matchbox, said: ‘ Scitich wabble nabnab? ’ ‘ Hugo? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | A voice in his ear, faint as a spider trapped in a matchbox, said: ‘ Scitich wabble nabnab? ’ ‘ Hugo? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After a while Moist said: ‘ Will they pass it along? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, ’ said Mad Al, in a flat voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After all, the reasoning went, for a penny you got something worth a penny, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After all, there ’s no “ me ” in team, eh? ’ ‘ Actually, there is, ’ said Sacharissa. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After all, they were made of pottery, were n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After all, what could a master criminal buy? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | After all, what would it matter in the long run? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Again. ’ ‘ Can I ask you just one last thing? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | All Things Pass. ’ ‘ How long were you under the sea? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | All right? ’ shouted Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | All you have to do, right, is still be standing here, on your feet, in one minute ’s time, all right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Aloud he said, ‘ And you work here, do you? ’ ‘ Aye, sir, that we do, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Am I? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | An angel, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And I gather you are selling promissory notes, too? ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ The stamps, Mr Lipwig. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And I gather you are selling promissory notes, too? ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ The stamps, Mr Lipwig. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And I ’ll need the fives and the dollar stamps as soon as — Are you all right, Mr Groat? ’ The old man was swaying, his lips moving soundlessly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And Tolliver, you ’ve lived here a long time, have n’t you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And did he walk out over what looked like solid floor and end up rolling down five flights of pain? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And do you get a wonderful warm charitable feeling when you do? ’ ‘ Pardon? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And do you get a wonderful warm charitable feeling when you do? ’ ‘ Pardon? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And had n’t his grandfather warned him to keep away from women as neurotic as a shaved monkey? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And he never said things like ‘ What do you mean? ’ He understood. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And he wondered: did one of the other new postmasters stand here, just where I am? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And he ’ll be behind it. ’ ‘ Your brother? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And if Mr Slant comes to see you on their behalf, do tell him I ’d like a little chat, will you? ’ That sounded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And if any bandits tried anything, there was men we had, who went out and — ’ ‘ Yes, Mr Pump? ’ said Moist, halting Groat in mid- history. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And is it stealing if you ’re stealing from thieves? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And it gets better, sir! ’ ‘ How could it get better than that, Stanley? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And look at it like this, Moist thought: certain death had been replaced with uncertain death, and that was an improvement, was n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And murder, now, surely murder was an absolute? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And people? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And tell him to bring a couple of the other golems, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And that story about the bowl of sweets? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And the spirit of the sausages ascends unto Offler by means of the smell? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And then Gilt said: ‘ Is Mr Groat well, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And then what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And then you eat the sausages? ’ ‘ Ah, no. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And then, who knows? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And they do? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And this is my building, is n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And what happened to poor old Fatty Horsefry, eh? ’ ‘ Calm down, my friends, calm down, ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And what would he have done with the money? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And what you ’re not telling me is very important, is n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And who says you ’re Worshipful Master, George Aggy? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And who ’s going to stop us? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And will sir be having the black bag today? ’ ‘ Will it help? ’ ‘ Some people think it makes them look more dashing, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And will sir be having the black bag today? ’ ‘ Will it help? ’ ‘ Some people think it makes them look more dashing, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And you can still remember nothing about how you got there? ’ Vetinari ’s expression was getting on Moist ’s nerves. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And you ’ve no idea how the fire started? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And, if I may speak frankly, what exactly is the purpose of calling us here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | And, of course, there is always the option of dancing the sisal two- step. ’ ‘ The what? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Any banjo players out there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Any foreign mail? ’ ‘ The usual packets, my lord. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Any particular kind? ’ ‘ The kind you only get one of, I think, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Anyone can see that. ’ ‘ That ’s what happened, was it? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Anythin ’ else? ’ ‘ Just this message for the big race tonight, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ Oh, yes, that thing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Anything like that? ’ ‘ What are you intending to do? ’ Miss Dearheart demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Anything like that? ’ ‘ What are you intending to do? ’ Miss Dearheart demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what about Popular Needles? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Apart from all those repossessions, bankruptcies and sudden insolvencies, what had he actually done that was bad, as such? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are You All Right, Mr Lipvig? ’ What golems removed from a fire was, in fact, the fire. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are any of them carrying buckets of tar? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ’ ‘ Hmm? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ’ ‘ Hmm? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you allowed to lie, Mr Pump? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you here to sell or to hire? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you of a literary persuasion, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Not as such. ’ Books were a closed book to Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you suggesting I should treat them as some sort of prank? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ’ But of course it would be correct. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | As a souvenir? ’ ‘ Of course, sir, ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | As such. ’ ‘ Oh, you want the creepy bit? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Because clay people are easier to deal with? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Believe me. ’ ‘ No threats made, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Besides, There Was Much For Me To Think About. ’ ‘ At the bottom of a hundred feet of dirty water? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Blow up a tower? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Bought a bit of ol’ armour, did n’t I? ’ said the wizened man, grinning artfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Broke just about every bone you could break, sir. ’ ‘ You mean he was wandering around without a light? ’ ‘ Dunno, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Burn it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But cellars, now, they had trapdoors and coal shutes and things, did n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But do n’t start until I get there, understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But how often would that happen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But it ’s a Post Office Regulation, sir. ’ ‘ And the next man? ’ said Moist, a little hoarsely. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But that was how it went, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But the Trunk ’s just not open to new ideas. ’ ‘ Probably because they explode when dropped? ’ said Sane Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But there was no law against it because no one knew the crime existed, so is it really stealing if what ’s stolen is n’t missed? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But these observations orbited his brain, as it were, like planetary thoughts around one central, solar thought: why the hell have we got a tower? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But this, sir, is all about pie. ’ ‘ Like in food? ’ said Moist, drawing back from the sinister glow. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But we know how to deal with that, do n’t we? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | But what was a golem? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | By anyone you may have upset, perhaps? ’ ‘ None at all. ’ The captain had sighed and put away his notebook. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | By the way, how much is a clacks message to Sto Lat? ’ ‘ Even a very short message would be at least thirty pence, I think, ’ said the engraver. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Call him up right now and tell him what ’s going on, will you? ’ ‘ Yes, Archchancellor. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can I go and tell Mr Groat, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can I keep this first sheet? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can I wear the hat now? ’ Groat pleaded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you cry tears on to a clacks, can you smell it, can you enclose a pressed flower? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you do that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you feel it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you find a crowbar anywhere? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you find out where they ’ve hid my trousers? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you seal it with a loving kiss? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Can you understand that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Canvas? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Cats were bright, were n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Come on, will you? ’ ‘ But he ’s the Post Office cat! ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Could he fake his death, maybe? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Could n’t you print up a few for us? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Could we have the Hour of the Dead back, Mr Gilt? ’ ‘ I really wish you would n’t use that fanciful term, ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Could you fetch the box, please? ’ She did so, with a puzzled frown. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Could you stop shouting? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | C’m on, let ’s get out while we can, eh? ’ ‘ Then put those lanterns out! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did I mention the gum is cabbage- flavoured? ’ Moist could n’t have stopped himself now for hard money. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did I understand you correctly? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone go home here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did it appear smaller? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I warn you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t cats leave sinking ships? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t expect it at all? ’ ‘ Right, Postmaster, ’ said the Worshipful Master. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did she ever mention the aunt ’s name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did the shadows deepen and lengthen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you get some guards? ’ ‘ Four of them, Mr Lipwig, ’ Jim announced. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you have what seemed to be hallucinations? ’ ‘ Yes! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that? ’ Miss Cripslock had n’t, but she scribbled industriously as Moist told her about the greengrocer ’s letter. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that? ’ ‘ You told me, yes, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you listen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you see it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you sit up half the night trying to get to the bottom of it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Did you spot that the key levers wedge together and the spring forces the arm up and you ’re looking at a gearbox full of teeth? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do I want to speak to policemen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you even think about using it. ’ ‘ How about Spike? ’ ‘ Spike? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you even think about using it. ’ ‘ How about Spike? ’ ‘ Spike? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you find that amazing? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do they know about me? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do they think I ’m dead? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do we ever use it? ’ is as praise unto Anoia. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you know that a typical one penny stamp may change hands up to twelve times before being affixed to an envelope and redeemed? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you think I ’m made of pens? ’ ‘ Yessir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you think Reacher Gilt will hesitate for one minute to swat you? ’ ‘ But I ’m being very — ’ Moist tried. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that bas — that man is still in charge? ’ Princess looked out from the upstream window. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to read it? ’ ‘ That ’s the point, man! ’ In the big disc of glass, Collabone cleared his throat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to sell a go- lem or hire a go- lem? ’ ‘ Nei- ther, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Do you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Does he smoke at all? ’ Moist considered this. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Does it matter what I sign? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t everyone know that? ’ said Moist, to general amusement. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t that worry you? ’ Miss Cripslock ’s pencil was suddenly poised. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t the man ever sleep? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Dragons? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | D’you know what that means? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Eight to one on, eh? ’ ‘ We were lucky to get it, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Embezzlement? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Emboldened by the lack of thunderbolts, he added: ‘ And what are you doing on my building? ’ ‘ We pay rent, ’ said a figure. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Even to the gods? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knew that if you got lumbered with a good fake you palmed it off on to some other sucker as soon as possible, did n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Except that, this time, you might be wrong, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Feathers of any kind? ’ ‘ I Do Not Know. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Feel this rope? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Filling inkwells? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Fire kills them, does n’t it? ’ said Moist, desperate to look on the bright side. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Five missing letters, to be exact. ’ ‘ Scrik? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Five thousand dollars, perhaps? ’ This got some nervous laughter, and he followed it up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | For agreeing not to do it. ’ ‘ Ah? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | For lights? ’ ‘ Chandeliers? ’ Moist suggested. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | For lights? ’ ‘ Chandeliers? ’ Moist suggested. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | For the front page. ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | From wimmin? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Funning? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Get rid of the graffiti on the walls, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Get the coach out, will you? ’ ‘ Thertainly, thur. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Gilt can afford an Igor? ’ ‘ Well done, thur! ’ said the Igor. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Give Alphonse his nuts, will you? ’ ‘ Twelve and a half per cent! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Go and find Mr Pump, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Gods worked fast, did n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Golems do n’t have any of our baggage about “ who am I, why am I here ”, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Got a picture of her, by any chance? ’ They ’ll all want one, he thought, as he got dressed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Got an ice house here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Got one here for Lancre, too! ’ “ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Grab my hand and let ’s go before the others start fighting again. ’ ‘ Fighting? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Great times, eh, sir? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Green things with teeth? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Had he just thought that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Had there been a Mr Saw, fresh from a hundred years in a pit of sawdust? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Hah, that ’d be a bit daft, eh? ’ ‘ I suppose so, yes, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Harry King? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Has anything arrived? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have they — What ’s a thwawreath? ’ ‘ A little get- together, thur, ’ said Igor, sniffing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard that the souls of dead men travel on the Trunk? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, your lordship. ’ ‘ Is it true? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard that the souls of dead men travel on the Trunk? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, your lordship. ’ ‘ Is it true? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you read the Times this morning? ’ ‘ The paper? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you read the Times this morning? ’ ‘ The paper? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you still got any paperwork? ’ ‘ It wo n’t do any good. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Have you taken a differential drum apart with a tin opener? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ca n’t possibly win. ’ ‘ Was he the fella who rescued the cat? ’ ‘ That was him, sir, yes, ’ said Ponder. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He can promote anyone, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He caught his head a nasty crack — ’ ‘ A breather, Brother Groat? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He could come back for the box, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He cupped his hands and shouted: ‘ Gentlemen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He does n’t trust doctors. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Dr Lawn. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He had n’t said anything wrong, had he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He had people skills, had n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He had to take it, did n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He insists that all condemned prisoners should be offered the prospect of freedom. ’ ‘ Freedom? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He knew where to lay his hands on plenty of money, did n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He might be able to do it, who knows? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He must have got out, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He pushed his way through the narrow lanes, looking around desperately for — what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He remembered joining- what was it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He said: ‘ What Is A Post Man? ’ ‘ A messenger, Anghammarad, ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He turns ‘ em loose in his yards at night. ’ ‘ No burglar gets in, eh? ’ ‘ I think he ’s quite happy if they get in, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He was always snooping around. ’ ‘ And why do you think that was? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He was part of the government, was n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He was the postmaster, was n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’d been- what, fourteen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’d done his best, had n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’d never really liked doing this, but what else could he have done? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’d sort of promised the Gnu, had n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’ll shout about sabotage! ’ ‘ So what? ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a sticker, I said! ’ ‘ You set this up, did you, Mr Wilkinson? ’ said Moist weakly, watching the glint of light on the spoon. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’s got demons in him, and that ’s a fact. ’ ‘ Will he run? ’ ‘ Not so much run as bolt, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’s in the Wizards ’ Pantry. ’ ‘ Why ’s he “ posthumous ”? ’ Moist asked, as they stepped out into the corridor. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’s only dead for — ’ ‘ — a given value of dead? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | He ’s the most cynical bastard that walks under the sun. ’ ‘ Yow think he ’s cynical? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Help with the sorting, eh? ’ ‘ There ’s a vampire in the hall, Mr Lipwig, ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Helpfulness is our middle name. ’ ‘ Are you sure it ’s not “ cheekiness ”? ’ said Sacharissa, to laughter from the crowd. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Here, what do you think of the others? ’ He passed over the other sketches. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | His hand did n’t stop moving as he said: ‘ What did it say? ’ ‘ There was GNU, and I know that ’s a code, and then just a name. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | History is not to be denied? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Hohoho! ” ‘ ‘ And you just hoped something would turn up? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How about delivering a letter in Dolly Sisters thirty seconds after it had been posted in the city centre, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How about that, eh? ’ ‘ Wo n’t he get into trouble? ’ ‘ He says he ’s quitting anyway. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How about that, eh? ’ ‘ Wo n’t he get into trouble? ’ ‘ He says he ’s quitting anyway. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How can I beat the Grand Trunk? ’ Miss Dearheart stared through him until he felt very uncomfortable. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How can you possibly know where I am? ’ ‘ Karmic Signature, Mr Lipvig, ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How could people be so stupid? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How could the man object? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How could things be otherwise? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How did a golem ’s mind actually work? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How do you like that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How does it work, exactly? ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How does property own itself? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How d’you like that? ’ ‘ Good, call the Watch, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How else could Sideburn have got to the stairs in order to meet his appointment with eternity? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How long could he be away on postal business? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How many other golems had worked their way to freedom in the service of the city? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How much are you all betting? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Twenty- six. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How the hell had Vetinari known his name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How were you supposed to pick up a cat? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How would I know? ’ ‘ Oh, I see, ’ said Lord Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the leg? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | How ’s the leg? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Hub- riss and greed and Bloody Stupid Johnson and the New Pie. ’ ‘ A pie, Mr Groat? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I Have Another Task. ’ ‘ You ’re not my, er, parole officer any more? ’ said Moist, taken aback. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I bet it ’s all going wrong, sir, with Aggy bossing people around? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I bet you really need me, right, sir? ’ ‘ Urn, yes, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t read ‘ em. ’ ‘ And that one? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t say fairer than that, okay? ’ The man lumbered forward, growling, but the other coachman grabbed his coat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I could choose certain death? ’ ‘ A choice, nevertheless, ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I expect it ’s ‘ cos you ’re postmaster? ’ ‘ Go and. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I have brought you this far, have n’t I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I hope that is clear? ’ ‘ On what charge? ’ said Greenyham, still managing to find a last reserve of hauteur from somewhere. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I hope that is clear? ’ ‘ On what charge? ’ said Greenyham, still managing to find a last reserve of hauteur from somewhere. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I hope that ’s all right with you, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I imagine it ’s not very safe for a woman on her own. ’ ‘ What, with all these big strong men here to protect me? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I imagine one of them started saying something like “ Do you think he — ” and Slant very quickly shushed him? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I may have been followed — Good grief, you ’re an Igor, are n’t you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I wo n’t have a chance to ask you afterwards, eh? ’ ‘ Signing the rope? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I wo n’t have a chance to ask you afterwards, eh? ’ ‘ Signing the rope? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I mean, one is work- ing for me. ’ ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I mean, where would you start? ’ ‘ I think I get the picture, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I promoted him all the way to Postal Inspector? ’ ‘ Yes, Sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I put it in the tool box, did n’t I? ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you do know about the people who died? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. ’ ‘ He said the place drove them mad in some way. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I think I can wipe the smile off his face, at least. ’ ‘ What are you going to do? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I think we can spare you a couple of hours, eh? ’ ‘ Oh, certainly, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I think we do. ’ ‘ Two hundred thousand? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I thought you deliver the mail, do n’t you? ’ ‘ No, Bill ’s right, sir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I told you yesterday? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I want them down at the Post Office as soon as possible. ’ ‘ What? ’ Miss Dearheart ’s normal expression of perpetual annoyance returned. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I was sorry to hear of the attack. ’ ‘ Attack, Mr Gilt? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if the Watch would talk to me? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if you know anything about it? ’ This watchman was a captain. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if you might have thought of any? ’ ‘ I was n’t actually expecting to die, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I wonder where he ’s been all this time? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’d be very grateful ’ ‘ So grateful that you wo n’t hang me, then? ’ said Moist, taking the pen. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’d better read it, shall I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’d like you to put it here, sir! ’ ‘ What where? ’ said Moist, stirring uneasily in his rapidly- becoming- lukewarm tub. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m barely a wasp at their picnic! ’ ‘ And what do people do to wasps, do you think? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m dead, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m no postman, I ’m just a fraud — ’ ‘ Mr Lipwig? ’ said a nervous voice from the doorway behind him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m not in some sort of trouble, am I? ’ he asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m used to its funny little ways! ’ ‘ Hwhat is going on here? ’ said a voice full of offended ownership. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’m your Temporary Deacon for tonight, sir. ’ ‘ Is this necessary, Mr Groat? ’ sighed Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got to go back in for the cat! ’ ‘ You are going to go back in there for a cat? ’ ‘ It ’s Mr Tiddles, ’ said Stanley primly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | If you could be a bit careful for a while? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | If you remember, we allowed him to take a small omniscope. ’ ‘ Did we? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | If you ’d care to follow me, sir? ’ Moist nearly burst out laughing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | In an hour I ’m going back again, understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | In the beginning was a Word, but what is a word without it ’s messenger, Moist Von Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | In the meantime, can you please find me a broomstick? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, how did you know the money was there? ’ ‘ You do n’t believe in any gods? ’ ‘ No, of course not. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, how did you know the money was there? ’ ‘ You do n’t believe in any gods? ’ ‘ No, of course not. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Including Mr Pump and two members of the City Watch? ’ ‘ Good heavens, did they? ’ ‘ Quite. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Including Mr Pump and two members of the City Watch? ’ ‘ Good heavens, did they? ’ ‘ Quite. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t it? ’ said Moist, uncertainty rising. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that the first tower on the way to Sto Lat? ’ ‘ No, it ’s the Watch station on the Hubwards Gate. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Is that important? ’ ‘ We like to be thorough. ’ Miss Cripslock gave him a sweet smile. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem, Mr Camels? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Is this how he treats other people? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It Is A Pity You Misuse It. ’ ‘ Do you understand anything I ’m saying? ’ shouted Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It all sprang back eventually, did n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It had all been good, positive stuff, had n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It has been such a busy day, has it not? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It is going to be used for the civic good, is n’t it, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It is practically painless. ’ ‘ Practically? ’ Moist was pushed, firmly, into a large and complex swivel chair. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It is very important. ’ ‘ On what business would that be? ’ ‘ Well. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It may be your last. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ The Grand Trunk Company kills people, Mr Lipwig. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It might just happen, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It never does, though, ‘ cos this place is cursèd. ’ ‘ That ’s cursed with an extra ed? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It pleased my mother. ’ ‘ Does she think it ’s true? ’ ‘ She does n’t want to think it is n’t. ’ No one does. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It removes part of the soul, you know. ’ ‘ And you believe that? ’ said Sacharissa. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It works for him. ’ ‘ He ’s going to wait for millions and millions of years? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll cost ten- ow- eleven pence per letter, got it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a matter of style, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a skill, sir. ’ ‘ Could you teach other people? ’ ‘ I dare say, yes, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s in the right place. ’ ‘ The old wizard tower? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not important in the way that shutter mechanisms are, is it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s probably a request for help, yes? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s right behind me, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the dream, you see? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s tough work and they do n’t get paid enough but they live to shift code, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | It ’s what we do. ’ ‘ What is happening? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Just a minor adjustment, if you do n’t mind? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Just a minor adjustment, if you do n’t mind? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Leaping at things with your claws out had worked for a million years, so why stop now? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Leave a message to say that the Postmaster General wishes to discuss a very large order. ’ ‘ Teemer and Spools? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Ledgers? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s just say they do n’t see the world in the same way as we do, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Letters again, see? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Like, even a picture of a wizards ’ tower might be a bit magical itself? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Lipwig, was n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Lipwig? ’ ‘ Did you, Mr Gilt? ’ said Moist, with what he knew was remarkably persuasive innocence. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Lipwig? ’ ‘ Did you, Mr Gilt? ’ said Moist, with what he knew was remarkably persuasive innocence. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Llamedos bluestone, is n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Look at it like this, Moist thought, what have you got to lose? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Look at this place, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Look, it ’s falling down of its own accord anyway, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Look, where would I run to? ’ The golem gave this some thought. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Looking for forgeries, you know? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | May I request even- handed treatment, though? ’ ‘ Your meaning? ’ said the wizard. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | May I request even- handed treatment, though? ’ ‘ Your meaning? ’ said the wizard. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mind you, once a golem owns himself, it ’s a different matter. ’ ‘ Own? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Modern time ’s, eh? ’ He turned and raised his voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Moist gulped, and muttered: ‘ Haddock. ’ ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Moist von Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Moist von Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Money treated us as if we were things, and we died — ” ‘ ‘ Is there no law in this place? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | More fool me for thinking she did n’t care, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | More than a hammer, you understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | More than forty years ago? ’ ‘ What was it like? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | More than forty years ago? ’ ‘ What was it like? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Axe, maybe? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Groat thinks that every man is his own physician, I gather? ’ ‘ He makes his own medicines, ’ Moist explained. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Groat, please! ’ ‘ Can I wear the winged hat while you ’re gone, sir? ’ Groat pleaded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Groat? ’ ‘ Yessir! ’ Groat actually saluted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pony? ’ The engineer shifted uneasily. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pump has a day off coming? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pump? ’ ‘ Yes, Mr Lipvig? ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pump? ’ ‘ Yes, Mr Lipvig? ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pump? ’ ‘ Yes, Sir? ’ ‘ Mr Groat is in charge for the evening. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pump? ’ ‘ Yes, Sir? ’ ‘ Mr Groat is in charge for the evening. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Mr Tidd — the cat? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Much better than messenger pigeons. ’ ‘ Why? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Murder? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Must rush, sir. ’ ‘ What coach are you taking out? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | My grandad told me the Post Office spent a fortune on getting it to work. ’ ‘ And lost their money, eh? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Needles? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Nicely done! ’ ‘ What ’re you drawing, Mr Lipwig? ’ said the boy, craning his neck. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | No Pigeons Could Achieve That Amount In Thousands Of Years, Sir. ’ ‘ Well, what are they made of, then? ’ ‘ Letters, Sir, ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | No hard feelings? ’ ‘ No, no, ’ said Moist, rubbing the back of his head. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | No one had been near him? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Not just a description? ’ ‘ A lot of the very old ones have. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Not met him yet? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now I must — ’ ‘ So you are challenging the clacks company? ’ The pencil hung poised over her notebook. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now can we get on with it before I throw up? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now let ’s pull Adrian up, shall we? ’ said Moist quickly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now, feeling like an elder god leaning down through the clouds of some Armageddon and booming: ‘ Did n’t I tell you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now, how would a man like that sign his name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now, just raise that lamp again, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now, what I ’m going to do is call Igor — ’ ‘ Yeth, thur? ’ said Igor behind him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Now, what do you want? ’ ‘ Tell me about your father, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Of course, it would n’t be polite to deliver mail before we ’d actually got it, sir, but it could be a close run thing, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oggling at my trumpet- and- skittles? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh how we chuckled, thur. ’ ‘ And what happened? ’ ‘ One day he forgot and thtepped into it. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and do take his wig, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and when you ’ve done that could you locate my colleague Mr Gryle? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh, what am I thinking of? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you can call yourself postmaster, but where ’d you start to get this lot back working? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you could tell, could you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | On that subject, do remember what I said about getting everything tattooed with your name, all right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | One signature every couple of inches? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Only Anghammarad can talk at the moment; the frees have n’t helped the others yet — ’ ‘ Helped? ’ Miss Dearheart shrugged. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Open it to decide if it ’s important? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or Mr Shovel? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or his grandfather? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or sleet? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or something? ’ For a moment, the visible face above the ragged beard was that of a rabbit in a headlight. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or was it rats? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Or who he has been? ’ Gryle did n’t waste breath on rhetorical questions. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Order it on Mr Horsefry. ’ ‘ Really, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Our postmen do n’t break down so easily? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Pencil at the ready? ’ ‘ Are you seriously telling us you ’ll wait while the Grand Trunk prepares their message? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Pencil at the ready? ’ ‘ Are you seriously telling us you ’ll wait while the Grand Trunk prepares their message? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | People are sending letters to themselves! ’ ‘ What? ’ said Moist, mystified. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | People do n’t kill business rivals just like that, do they? ’ ‘ In Ankh- Morpork? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | People do n’t kill business rivals just like that, do they? ’ ‘ In Ankh- Morpork? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | People skills, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | People think it ’s funny! ’ ‘ Got the money? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. ’ ‘ Then we ’re the ones who ’re laughing, ’ said Moist firmly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps I can clarify a few details? ’ said Lord Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Pickled coelacanth? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Pigeons getting on okay, are they? ’ He peered around the loft. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Pins Monthly? ’ ‘ Oh dear, ’ said Groat, behind him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Please? ’ He sighed, and hung the suit on an old letter rack, and crouched down. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Quite famous in this city. ’ ‘ Did n’t he build things? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Ready, then? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Really bread pudding? ’ ‘ Apparently so, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Remember the first printing of the one penny stamps that we had to cut out with scissors? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Remember, first thing tomorrow, all mail for Pseudopolis ten pence a go, okay? ’ ‘ Right you are, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Remember? ’ ‘ All that pas’sed me by, Mrs Goodbody, ’ said the greengrocer stiffly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Remember? ’ ‘ You delivered a letter. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Rhino chunks? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Ringing doorbells and running away? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Seen anything you like? ’ ‘ A packet of pre- perforated pin papers and a tenpenny lucky dip bag, please, ’ said Moist loudly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Senior Postman Groat, right? ’ ‘ Off you go with, yes, probationary Senior Postman Groat, Stanley, ’ said Moist, as kindly as he could manage. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Shabadatwik? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Shall we dance, Miss Dearheart? ’ She was amazed and surprised and bewildered, and Moist von Lipwig liked that in a person. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go? ’ A little pressure lamp burned in the stuffy snugness of the locker room, its glow a globe of unusual brilliance. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go? ’ There was a stir when they climbed up into the chilly morning air, followed by a few boos and even some applause. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | She Is Looking For Someone With — ’ ‘ — a cigarette lighter? ’ said Moist quickly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | She said: ‘ How? ’ He said: ‘ Tobacconists. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So I ’ve brought yer Boris. ’ ‘ Oh, yes? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So instead he said: ‘ How? ’ The old postman pointed to the blue glow. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So there was no harm in playing it straight for a few days, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So what do we do when people give us letters, sir? ’ Moist ’s brow wrinkled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So you know what we just done? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So you ’re saying that delivering the old mail is a good thing? ’ ‘ Delivering the mail is the only thing, ’ said Moist, and hesitated again. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | So ’s you can give him another hint or two, maybe? ’ said the presiding voice, with scorn. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Some letters came out of that machine fifty years before they were posted! ’ ‘ Why did n’t you switch it off? ’ ‘ Could n’t, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Some people say — ’ ‘ What is your first name, Miss Cripslock? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Some pet name or nickname, some delightful little diminutive you do n’t mind being called? ’ ‘ Are you drunk? ’ she demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Some pet name or nickname, some delightful little diminutive you do n’t mind being called? ’ ‘ Are you drunk? ’ she demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Someone annoyed that their great- granddaddy ’s mail did n’t turn up? ’ ‘ I Could n’t Say, Sir. ’ ‘ I need some fresh air. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Someone ’s been having a go at us, sir. ’ ‘ That seems a bit drastic, Mr Pony? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Something gingham, I think, Mr Pump? ’ ‘ I Shall Arrange It, Postmaster, ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Something to do with the Overhead. ’ ‘ What is the Overhead? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Sorry, was that the wrong thing to say? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Sorry. ’ ‘ Did I have my fingers crossed? ’ ‘ No. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Sorry. ’ ‘ Do you know how I came to work for the Trust? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Sounds like a bargain, right? ’ Groat looked torn between exultation and despair. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Spurred by the competition we are investing several hundred thousand dollars — ’ ‘ Several hundred? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Stamped. ’ ‘ And this is worth a penny? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Stanley fills them every day, regular as Tiddles. ’ ‘ Use those stairs a lot, then, do you? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Stanley? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Sticking undelivered mail wherever there ’s a space is n’t tampering with it? ’ ‘ That ’s more. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Still no attack of spinach? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Still want a horse with fizz? ’ Hobson ’s grin said it all: this is what I do to snooty buggers who try to mess me around. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Still, we ’ve showed them, eh, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Strange events? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ How can I put this. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Stuffing all the dust in your mattress? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Surely that was n’t how freedom was supposed to work? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Surely the pigeons did n’t use it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Surely they were n’t torching the place over a matter of a few dollars? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Tell me where you ’ll get a better deal tonight, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, Mr Lipwig, do you know much about the history of this place? ’ ‘ Not too much. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, what do you want them to do? ’ said the woman. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That means I get the extra gold button on m’sleeve and the pay, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That seems rather — ’ ‘ Oh, in the old days there was dozens of smaller offices, see? ’ Groat added. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That was how the game was supposed to go, was n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That will be okay, wo n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That ’s a skill of yours, is it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That ’s all? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That ’s all? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | That ’s, a, a — ’ ‘ Sin? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The Cabbage Growers ’ Co- operative — ’ ‘ Oh, the one on the town square? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The Grand Trunk was “ about people ” and the reporter had completely failed to ask what that meant, exactly? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The Overhead? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The Post Office? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The badge? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The bets? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The boys will be here in a minute — ’ ‘ The golems? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The building, I mean. ’ ‘ I saw most of it before it burned down. ’ ‘ But you never went on to the roof? ’ ‘ No. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The coaches always used to carry passengers too, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The desperate mad rattling and cries of ‘ How can it close on the damn thing but not open with it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The first interesting thing about angels? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The first pin, eh? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The frees are very insistent on that. ’ ‘ To make sure they ’re not mistreated? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The gods are not generally known for no- frills gifts, are they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The golden suit. ’ ‘ No, they happened by accident — ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ The room went quiet. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The house always wins. ’ ‘ Why do people like Gilt get away with it? ’ ‘ I just told you. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The inn ’s stables were round the back; all he had to do was pull himself up on to a horse, any horse — ‘ Mr Lipwig? ’ a big voice bellowed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The old pile- of- clothes- on- the- seashore trick? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The one for the Seamstresses ’ Guild might have to go inside a plain brown envelope, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The one with stars on it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The only people who could know when a clacks tower would break down must work for the company, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The only time the Post Office could have looked like this was in the past, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | The whole Trunk ’s a lash- up, it really is. ’ ‘ Why do we employ people like this? ’ said Stowley, looking bewildered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Then I said I ’d tell you, sir, and they said — you want to know what they said, sir? ’ ‘ Hmm. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Then Wheezy said: ‘ Was that all real? ’ The breath clouds got denser. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Then she said, in a faraway voice: ‘ How well do you know the Post Office, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Then she said: ‘ I did hear you correctly, did I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | There will be a salary and, I believe, a hat. ’ ‘ You are offering me a job? ’ ‘ Yes, Mr Stippler, ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | There ’s a door right in front of you, there ’s a letter box — Could he take a breather, Worshipful Master? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | There ’s a lady waiting for you in your office, sir. ’ ‘ Oh gods, not one of the daughters? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | There ’s someone for everyone in this wonderful world, sir. ’ ‘ And we ’ve got other people looking for work, you say? ’ Groat beamed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They Say The Leopard Does Not Change His Shorts. ’ ‘ But you have to obey my orders, yes? ’ snarled Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They Want To Know If You Have Finished With These Dogs. ’ ‘ Harry King? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They believe the universe is doughnut- shaped. ’ ‘ Would that be a ring doughnut or a jam doughnut? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t have paper in those days. ’ ‘ You really used to deliver messages for kings? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They do n’t cough when you talk to them? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They get to you, do n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They had them big glass drippy tinkling things up in the ceiling, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They have no tongues. ’ ‘ And the Trust gives them some extra clay, eh? ’ said Moist cheerfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They never listen, and then what happens? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They say he ’s got an official chitty saying he ’s human, and who needs one of those, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They say possession ’s nine points of the law, right? ’ ‘ And I possess a lot of golems, Mr Upwright, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They were the kind of parties that entered urban mythology( Was it true about the chopped liver? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | They ’re on to us ’ ‘ Supposing I could get it on to the Trunk? ’ said Moist, staring at the lights. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | This is a stunt, do you understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | This is going to be about the privies again? ’ said Moist, his heart sinking. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Through your eyeballs the spirit of the letter would ascend unto Offler? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Throw it in the river? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Timber? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Trolls? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Twelve and a half per cent, for heavens ’ sake, did n’t anyone spot that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Very well, Mr Lipwig, can you remember the next bit? ’ ‘ The next bit? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Very well, Mr Lipwig, can you remember the next bit? ’ ‘ The next bit? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari wanted people to use the post, did n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Wanted To Ask The Postmaster A Question? ’ said the golem slowly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was his father a postman? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was it a — ’ ‘ You sent it on? ’ said Grandad. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was it in good condition? ’ Groat insisted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was it that he ’d been on postal business? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was it true? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was n’t there always something wrong with them? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was there a sudden cold sensation in the air? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Was there anything else? ’ Now there was a glint in her eye. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Waving at you? ’ The hangman glanced down at the clerk, who ’d struggled to the front of the crowd. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We are agog! ’ ‘ Could you just stand back a little bit further, please, Mr Collabone? ’ said Ponder. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We are here for your protection. ’ And what would you have done against a banshee? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We can not have a drag on the public purse, can we? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We can rebuild it faster and better! ’ ‘ How? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We damn well did send it on! ’ ‘ Who was it from? ’ said Steve- oh. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We had visitors last night. ’ ‘ The window? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We just want people to know the Post Office is back again, understand? ’ A postman raised a hand. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We know the lads. ’ ‘ You sure you want to hire the whole coach? ’ said Harry, as he rubbed down a horse. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We must assume it was for the guidance which led your footsteps, at last, to a small wood among the cabbage fields. ’ ‘ It did? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll send a message of our own, and do you know what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll send the bill to the Post Office, shall we? ’ ‘ I thought this said “ Free Hospital ” on the sign, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll tell the world what happened to the Trunk. ’ ‘ You ’ve been talking to Killer about that? ’ said Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | We ’ve got local signals to send, have n’t we? ’ ‘ Sure. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, I did! ’ ‘ Are you talking about sabotage here? ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, Miss Dearheart? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, Mister Postmaster? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, did n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, he just had to post a letter through a slot, did n’t he? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, the fifth floor would have to be clear, would n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well, they say a lot of the messages the clacks carries is about the clacks, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Were you there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Were you there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Were you there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Were you there?) |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What Gallows? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What I ’m saying is, right, what I ’m saying, narhmean, why wo n’t you, right, gimme a kiss, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What a shame the paper had only one front page, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What about the time when he brought in a troll stripper and three people jumped out of the window? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What about? ’ ‘ They drive each other up the wall! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What can we do for you, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Can you still run a service to Pseudopolis today? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What can we do for you, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Can you still run a service to Pseudopolis today? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What can we do for you? ’ ‘ Carry my mailbags, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What can we say of the men who caused this, who sat in comfort round their table and killed us by numbers? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What could possibly bore a creature that was prepared to stare at the same thing for years at a time? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What did Vetinari expect? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What did he know about compound interest, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What did you do next? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do we think of the Grand Trunk? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you expect to find? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you know about clacks codes? ’ said Undecided Adrian. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you say? ’ ‘ Is she an angel? ’ said Harry. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you say? ’ ‘ Is she an angel? ’ said Harry. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you think you are doing, gentlemen? ’ ‘ That, my lord, and with respect, is none of your business. ’ Lord Vetinari smiled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ’ ‘ That ’s a very clever idea, Stanley, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What else should we do with it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What happened in there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What happened to him? ’ Stanley was shaking like a bush in a high wind. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the Post Office? ’ ‘ I Could n’t Say, Sir, ’ said Mr Pump placidly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What happened? ’ ‘ Only two lads were up there, where there should ’ve been three. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What harm could it do? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What is the problem, Mr Groat — Yes, what is it? ’ This was to a woman who was tugging at his sleeve. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What is the problem? ’ ‘ One of them was in the ladies ’. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What is there about this that frightens you? ’ ‘ So what ’s his game? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What is there about this that frightens you? ’ ‘ So what ’s his game? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What kind of Groat are you? ” and my face will be red and I will be knee deep in the ignominy. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a name is Reacher, anyway? ’ He threw big parties, that was certain. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What kind of attractive girl works for a bunch of clay men? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What kind of man would put a known criminal in charge of a major branch of government? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What kind of success would that be? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What made you think it would? ’ ‘ It always has. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What mail? ’ Moist tried not to get angry. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What next bit? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What now? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What other test could there be? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What should I do, Mr Stibbons? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What was it about hired muscle that made it impossible to get a suit to fit? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What was it you asked me, Tolliver? ’ ‘ Can I wear the hat, sir? ’ said Groat patiently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What was it you asked me, Tolliver? ’ ‘ Can I wear the hat, sir? ’ said Groat patiently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What was magic, after all, but something that happened at the snap of a finger? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What went on here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What would they do? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’d happen if I popped my clogs tomorrow, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a Nobbs? ’ ‘ Corporal Nobby Nobbs, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s all those tiny lines called? ’ ‘ Cross- hatching. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going on here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s more important than us? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the difference? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this one? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ Moist waved his hands wildly and knocked game pieces tumbling. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ he said, in response to a nudge. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ said Moist, bewildered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ said Moist, staring into the mirror. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | When I see one, I automatically read what the missing letters say. ’ ‘ And how can you do that, sir, when they ’re missing? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | When was the last time he ’d slept in a decent bed? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | When we all know that it was a lumbering, smug, overstaffed, overweight monster of a place? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | When we were tol ’ it was all due to witches flying into the towers? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where are we really eating tonight? ’ ‘ Le Foie Heureux, of course, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where are you from? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where is this place? ’ moaned Stowley, a man who believed in laying down some groundwork as soon as possible. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where was I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where was the angel now? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where was the harm in that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where was the magic in that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where were the gods when you needed them? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where would you lay your hands on that kind of money, Lipwig? ’ ‘ Oh, I just place them together, Mr Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s he supposed to say that? ’ You had to move quickly, too. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the sense in promising to achieve the achievable? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the sense in that? ’ Something was really wrong. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the sense in that? ’ ‘ Oh, you could n’t use the basement, sir, oh, not the basement, ’ said Groat, looking shocked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where? ’ said the woman. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Where? ’ ‘ You need a magnifying glass, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who am I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who are all these people? ’ ‘ Left us totally in the dark most of the time — ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who are you trying to fool, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Me, I think. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who bought this? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who told you that? ’ ‘ I Worked It Out. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who was that, then? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who will tell the tyrant he is a tyrant? ’ ‘ That ’s a tricky one, my lord, certainly, ’ said Drumknott, squaring up the files. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d buy one of those? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d care? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d worry? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s John Dearheart? ’ ‘ He. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s he to say who ’s postmaster? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why are they buying stamps? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you go and get your drink? ’ Moist got to the bar eventually, by dropping a handful of small change on the floor. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why had n’t the lead type melted, why had n’t the paper blazed rather than be part of this obscenity? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why have we got a tower up there, and who is using it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why is n’t he ruling the world? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why is this man ruling just one city? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why not write to your old granny? ’ ‘ I ate my grandmother, ’ growled a voice from high in the darkness. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ’ said Moist, giving Groat a severe look. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ’ ‘ Well, I. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ’ ‘ You ’re using the wrong knife! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why should I be upset, Mr Wilkinson? ’ ‘ Only the last bloke we had in this cell, he managed to get down that drain, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why should I make anything up, Archchancellor? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why was there the stink of lamp oil in the air? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why would a loft built for carrier pigeons have a semaphore tower? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ Miss Maccalariat folded her arms, causing both Moist and Mr Groat to shy backwards. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ Vetinari offered me the job, that ’s all, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ ‘ cos a man from the Grand Trunk came round this afternoon and offered us big money for the business. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Will you face the postman ’s greatest challenge? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Will you stop that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | With everything attached? ’ ‘ Quite probably, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | With the carved cabbage over the door? ’ said Moist, before he could stop himself. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | With the terrible halitosis? ’ ‘ Oh, you mean Dragonbreath Collabone? ’ said Ridcully, as realization dawned. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | With the terrible halitosis? ’ ‘ Oh, you mean Dragonbreath Collabone? ’ said Ridcully, as realization dawned. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | With you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Worth an overnight attempt at a delivery to Pseudopolis, maybe? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t the cats follow the rats? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Would the thought make you uncomfortable? ’ ‘ Yes, I suppose it would. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to have dinner tonight? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Would you mind strolling along to my study, please? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Wretched, is n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Yes, we know people say his fingers were broken, but with a fall of that distance, hitting the tower on the way, can that really be surprising? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You are offering to carry clacks messages? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You carry your etchings with you to save time? ’ So it was a game, and he was invited to play. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You could n’t commit 0.021 of a murder, could you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You did read the pamphlet, did n’t you? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You do know what you are doing, do n’t you, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ Faith moves mountains, my lord, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t find this strange? ’ ‘ Yes, but even the high priests say he — ’ ‘ Lipwig is a showman, ’ snapped Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t happen to remember which one it was, do you? ’ ‘ I sort of felt the voice rather than heard it, ’ said Moist carefully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t like werewolves? ’ They know who you are by your smell, thought Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You forbid, sir? ’ said Ridcully, turning on Greenyham in sudden fury. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You had to admit that the bastard had style — ‘ Huh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You have the files? ’ Drumknott ’s pale face bore for a moment the pained expression of a man forced to betray the high principles of filing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You know how to pray, do n’t you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You know, one- two- three, one- two- three? ’ ‘ Have you gone completely mad? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You know, one- two- three, one- two- three? ’ ‘ Have you gone completely mad? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You know, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You mean you just talked big and hoped something would turn up? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You really intend to continue with this folly, in the face of everything? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You really think so? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You take care of it, eh? ’ He pulled out a battered red journal and proffered it unsteadily. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You understand that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You would n’t even see that the inkwells get filled every day! ’ ‘ Inkwells? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll do it easily, sir. ’ ‘ Do what? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll have to find someone to cut them out, of course. ’ ‘ Ca n’t you do that with some kind of machine? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll know where to hire men with ropes, steeplejacks, that sort of thing? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re a damn golem? ’ The thing picked him up in one hand and slung him over its shoulder. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re blackmailing the maître d ’? ’ ‘ No. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re going to use golems as postmen, sir? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re nine thousand years old? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not following me any more? ’ ‘ I Am Not Following You Any More. ’ ‘ So I ’m free to go? ’ ‘ I Am Not At Liberty To Say. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not following me any more? ’ ‘ I Am Not Following You Any More. ’ ‘ So I ’m free to go? ’ ‘ I Am Not At Liberty To Say. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re playing the dwarf side, yes? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re sitting up in a tower in the mountains and you get a signal like that? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re taking a broomstick? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | You ’re thinking, hmm, maybe this time it will work, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Your life? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | Your young man said he hit something? ’ ‘ Stanley did say something about, oh, something flying around, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | angels? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | appointed, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | are we ready, everyone? ’ ‘ Not me! ’ said Moist quickly, to another round of general amusement. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | are you okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | are you truly Mr Moist von Lipwig the postmaster? ’ ‘ Yes, I am. ’ ‘ Without your hat? ’ Moist coughed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | are you truly Mr Moist von Lipwig the postmaster? ’ ‘ Yes, I am. ’ ‘ Without your hat? ’ Moist coughed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | but he will deliver ‘ em, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | but you ca n’t treat religion as a sort of buffet, can you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | crackers? ’ Moist said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | creepy? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | dead people live in it? ’ ‘ Look, Mr Lipwig, we just listen, okay, ’ said Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | definitely not imported purebreds, you think? ’ ‘ Bet your life on it, sir, ’ said Groat cheerfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | did I actually rise up in the air, glowing gold? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | do I? ’ ‘ He Says You Do, Mr Lipvig, ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | do we need a bigger stamp, do you think? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | do you know the second interesting thing about angels? ’ ‘ What angels? ’ said Moist, angry and bewildered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | do you know the second interesting thing about angels? ’ ‘ What angels? ’ said Moist, angry and bewildered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | do you mean those stocky little men in black suits and bowler hats? ’ ‘ The very same. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | er, where is the professor, in fact? ’ ‘ Oh, in the jar, for a certain value of “ in ”, ’ said Professor Pelc. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | even a Nobbs. ’ ‘ Nobbs? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | hang on, all right? ’ ‘ It ’s trying to push a dead mouse in my ear, ’ said a reproachful voice from below. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | hanging around? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | he does n’t think that delivering it now might be a bit on the tardy side? ’ ‘ No. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | he ’s waiting until the whole tidal wave business comes around again and this time he ’ll get there earlier and do it right? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | hint that you ’re here, all right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | how about a stamp you can use only once? ’ ‘ You mean, like, not much ink? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | how about a stamp you can use only once? ’ ‘ You mean, like, not much ink? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | interesting? ’ Gilt handled it well, if you could n’t read the tells, the little signs. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | is it some kind of theatre organ? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | is there a hat? ’ ‘ If you like, ’ said Moist generously, folding up the sheet of stamps and putting them in his inside pocket. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | it ’s still Total Pins for you, is it? ’ he added, as if giving a fool one last chance to repent of his folly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | less clay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | like moss? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | little overweight kids in nappies, all right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | make her some tea or something, will you? ’ said Moist, patting his jacket. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | messing about up there? ’ Groat ventured, almost invisible in the paper sleet. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | no, I feel that my offer might well be unusual, but cruel? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | oh, look, see that man there? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | oh, yes, tap out the message when they get there, see? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | old- fashioned? ’ ‘ Additional instructions? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | old- fashioned? ’ ‘ Additional instructions? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | on a clacks? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | one hundred thousand dollars? ’ That did it. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | people have to wait until they see a postman? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | perhaps a teensy bit quieter, then? ’ ‘ Certainly, Miss Maccalariat, ’ said Moist obediently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | perhaps an aunt, then? ’ He wrinkled his nose. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | prayers? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | prunes? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | rebake him, or something? ’ It sounded hopeless even as Moist said it. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | second- hand beer, probably? ’ ‘ I do n’t know. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | sharper? ’ The big man gave him a carefully blank look. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | so I pulled him out. ’ ‘ The whole place is full of undelivered mail? ’ They were back in the locker room. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | some people did n’t like getting their mail, sir. ’ ‘ Things got posted through the wrong doors? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | that was a Look, was n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | that was just to scare me, right? ’ ‘ You leave it to me, sir, ’ Groat whispered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | the Dogs of the World will Break their Teeth upon Him. ” And he did show us a sign, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | the glass ceiling? ’ said Lord Vetinari brightly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | there is another reason, too. ’ ‘ And that is —? ’ ‘ I ’m not Reacher Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | they can deliver messages in the dark? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | they do n’t care what they leaves out on the path on these dark mornings! ’ ‘ Did the Unfranked Man cry out? ’ the voice said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | time off? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | was n’t one of the men who ’d led him down here missing the tips of his fingers on one hand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | well, dull? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | well, thank you, anyway. ’ ‘ What are you doing at the Post Office, Mr von Lipwig? ’ said the woman, as he opened the door. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | well, then, if he ’s sick put young Alfred on the evening run and — ’ He stopped when he saw Moist, and then said, ‘ Yes, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what about bankers, landlords, even barmen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what about post to the other cities? ’ ‘ Five pence to Sto Lat, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what did you use to do? ’ Rob. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what did you use to do? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what were you saying about the coach people? ’ ‘ They give me lip, sir, that ’s what they give me, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | what? ’ said Moist, who was staring at the wall with a strange, faraway grin. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | who ’d notice? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | why ca n’t the mail coaches take it? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | why do you wear a false beard? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | why not? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | will you take the job? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | would you mind signing the rope beforehand, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | yes, send clerk Brian. ’ ‘ Brian, sir? ’ said Drumknott. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | yes? ’ You are the Postmaster! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | you just sat there? ’ said Aggy. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | you would n’t care to say “ No, no, do n’t do it, you ’re being far too brave! ” would you? ’ he added. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | you would n’t like to give me a hint, p’raps? ’ ‘ Please go and get on with your work, Mr Groat, ’ said Moist severely. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | you ’re the Smoking Gnu, are n’t you? ’ ‘ Ah, with a mind like that I can see why you ’re Mr Groat ’s boss, ’ said Sane Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A big horned helmet? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bit of a connoisseur, are we, sir? ’ he said, winking. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A decent doctor, even? ’ ‘ There ’s the Lady Sybil Free Hospital, ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A golem? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A soiree? ’ ‘ Exactly tho, thur, ’ said Igor impassively. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A winged skeleton? ’ Moist had said, with what surely sounded like genuine surprise. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Adrian? ’ said Mad Al uncertainly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, so you too have heard people saying he was murdered? ’ said Vetinari, his eyes on Reacher Gilt ’s face. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, that ’d be some amazing mystic force leakin ’ out, eh? ’ said Groat desperately. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, Mr Pump? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, but why “ Smoking Gnu ”? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, what are the rules here? ’ he demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All this? ’ ‘ Neither rain nor fire, Mr Aggy! ’ said Moist sharply. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All together, lads: Strewth, what do they make these flaps out of, razor blades? ’ There was a resentful silence. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I in trouble, Mr Drumknott? ’ ‘ I would n’t care to say, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An old book, say, battered, almost spineless, found in a box of rubbish? ’ ‘ Well. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And I know the souls of dead linesmen stay on the Trunk. ’ ‘ Who told you that? ’ said Grandad. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Mr Whobblebury? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And does he stand in the Gloom of Night? ’ the voice demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And for yourself? ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And he ’ll get me to Sto Lat, will he? ’ ‘ Oh, at the very least, sir, ’ said Hobson. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how can I assist the Times? ’ he said, sitting down and giving her a non- condescending smile. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how would they know no one had been near him? ’ Groat leaned forward and lowered his voice conspiratorially. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And in the morning I want you to find my bedroom, okay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And nobody notices? ’ There were three smug smiles. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And some guards. ’ ‘ Ah, you think you ’ll be attacked? ’ said Harry, squeezing the towel bone dry with barely an effort. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that means what, exactly? ’ Moist demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that means what, exactly? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that stuff? ’ Moist pointed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the goddess Czol? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the wings? ’ said the boy. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they do n’t tell visitors? ’ ‘ Now, how ’d they do that, sir? ’ said Groat, in a kindly voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they do n’t tell visitors? ’ ‘ Now, how ’d they do that, sir? ’ said Groat, in a kindly voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And tomorrow, ’ he said, ‘ I ’ll definitely get the chandeliers back! ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what could you deliver? ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what is that supposed to mean, pray? ’ said Greenyham, with just a little too much indignation. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what ’s that, Stanley? ’ said Moist, climbing down off the chair. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And where will you lay your hands on one hundred thousand dollars? ’ ‘ Hah. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And who are they, exactly? ’ ‘ That was us last night, sir, ’ said Aggy, beaming. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you do n’t possess any deeds, mortgages or bills of sale. ’ ‘ Yeah? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you have discovered nothing about Mr Lipwig? ’ Gilt said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you spotted this in the street? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you will decide if he is a postman? ’ he said softly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ said Harry. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ said Moist, after a pause. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ ‘ Yes, Hugo ’s, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Another accidental fall? ’ ‘ Oh, no, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Another large brandy, should I say? ’ ‘ I would n’t say no! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any comments, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ No, my lord, not really. ’ ‘ Hmm. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any good ideas? ’ he asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any of you Fellows know what this is all about? ’ he said, raising his voice above the din. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything else? ’ The boy put a sheet of slightly damp greeny- grey stamps on the desk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything wrong with that? ’ ‘ Well. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anywhere in the world? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Archchancellor, I would be grateful if you would instruct your student to continue, please? ’ he said in the same calm tone. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are n’t you being rather ambitious, Mr Lipwig? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are the boys settling in okay? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are they angry? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are they giving you medicine? ’ ‘ Hah, they call it medicine, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you Moist? ’ said one of the figures. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you a theologian, sir? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you going to tell me that the ghost of my brother put the idea in your head? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you ill? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you still going to lie if I ask you how? ’ ‘ Yes, I think so. ’ ‘ Good. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure you wo n’t wait? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Arsenic? ’ ‘ Very natural, sir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As I understand it, ’ said Moist, ‘ the gift of sausages reaches Offler by being fried, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As good as that, eh? ’ ‘ It ’s like. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As in phase- space? ’ said Ponder, hopefully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Back again, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Be the inkwells filled, Apprentice Postman Stanley? ’ he intoned. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Be you the Unfranked Man? ’ growled one of them, as he approached. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bloody hell, Steve- oh, you really do n’t know when to shut up, do you? ’ said Roger. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bread pudding? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bricks, cobbles, who cares? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I ’ve got to be up and doing, sir, up and doing! ’ ‘ Are you sure you ’re all right? ’ said Moist, staring at the mess of scabs. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I ’ve got to go and prepare a few things. ’ ‘ Aha, yes! ’ said Mr Groat, winking. ’ “ A few things ”, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But Until You Are Settled In I Am Also Instructed To Accompany You For Your Own Protection. ’ ‘ Against who? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But come back in ten minutes, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But in common, everyday reality I did n’t? ’ ‘ You Were Lit, As It Were, By An Inner Fire, Sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But in the specificality, sir, I ’d say it ’s very efficacious. ’ ‘ Meaning what? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But of course that ’s the problem, is it not? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But people always worry about that at a time like this, do n’t they? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But the trouble is- what ’s your first name, Mr Groat? ’ Moist asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But what I ’m getting at is this: if you were to read this letter it would be as though Offler himself was reading it, am I right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you put it off until then? ’ ‘ No, I do n’t think so. ’ ‘ Sorry, ’ said Undecided Adrian. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you walk, Tolliver? ’ ‘ Yessir, but I fights ‘ em, fights ‘ em, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I ask a question? ’ ‘ Go ahead, please. ’ ‘ Why ’d you give those bastards just those middle pages? ’ ‘ Two reasons, Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I ask a question? ’ ‘ Go ahead, please. ’ ‘ Why ’d you give those bastards just those middle pages? ’ ‘ Two reasons, Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I bother you? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I not? ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I see the picture, Mr Groat? ’ said Stanley eagerly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can he fly? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you help me, Mr Groat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you make another delivery to Sto Lat, sir? ’ he shouted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you really afford this on a government salary, Mr Lipwig? ’ said Miss Dearheart as they sat down. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you really read my thoughts? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Care to raise your offer? ’ ‘ Okay. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Come on, Mr Spangler, you do n’t want me to get into trouble, do you? ’ said the hangman, patting him on the shoulder. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Commercially? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cup of tea, Mr Lipwig? ’ He looked up from his work into the slightly strange face of Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cup of tea, Mr Lipwig? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cup of tea, Mr Lipwig? ’ said the voice of Stanley, behind him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dear me, Mr Lipwig, do the gods approve of gambling? ’ he said, and gave a short laugh. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I do anything else? ’ ‘ You Gave A Very Inspirational Speech, Sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t you read what it said over the door? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you know that? ’ ‘ You know they ’ll never really die while the Trunk is alive, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you know there was a watchman on duty outside the bank almost all afternoon? ’ ‘ A fat man? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you know there was a watchman on duty outside the bank almost all afternoon? ’ ‘ A fat man? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dinner tonight, Miss Dearheart? ’ he shouted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do You Have A Command For Me? ’ said the remains of Anghammarad, standing up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do You Want To Know The Rules, Mr Lipwig? ’ He looked around in desperation. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t you think that ’s unfair, Mr Stibbons? ’ The wizard looked puzzled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do they bite their husbands ’ heads off on their wedding night? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you call this a life? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you come in here often? ’ said Moist, slipping on to it quickly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have a young lady? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have a young lady? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have any other name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you intend to deliver all the backlog of mail, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ If at all possible, yes, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know a good bookmaker? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you mind speeding up a bit, Mr Spangler? ’ said the hangman. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you really think all this deters crime, Mr Trooper? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you really think so? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you recognize this, Mr Spools? ’ ‘ What, is that a pin paper? ’ Mr Spools beamed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you recognize this, Mr Spools? ’ ‘ What, is that a pin paper? ’ Mr Spools beamed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think I ca n’t see all those little chalk outlines? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think he has got gods on his side? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think it ’s likely to happen again? ’ Vetinari stood at the window after they had left, watching the city below. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think people might want to buy them at two hundred times what they cost? ’ ‘ No, sir! ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think the gods will carry his mail coach for him? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think you ’re playing a game with them? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to buy any stamps for it? ’ said Moist, taking the packet. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to cook down here? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to know something really interesting, Mr Lipwig? ’ said Stanley, hurrying up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does it lead to the river? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t this place give you the creeps? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does that claim strike anyone else as odd? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Doing what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Drumknott, does the housekeeper have a store cupboard on this floor, do you know? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, my lord, ’ said the clerk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you want it fast or cheap or good, gentlemen? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Each. ’ ‘ Sixty thousand dollars? ’ said Moist, sitting up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eight to one odds on? ’ he shouted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ El Dorado or what? ’ The suit was cloth of gold, or whatever actors used instead. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Enough of dark comments and mutterings, do you understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, you did get given the big keyring, sir? ’ Groat enquired, his voice trembling with innocence. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ever heard of Bloody Stupid Johnson? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me if I do n’t get up. ’ ‘ Your horse, er, has run away after kicking three men, I ’m sorry to say. ’ ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, Professor Goitre? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fair ’s fair, eh? ’ ‘ I want to get it right, ’ said Moist haughtily, watching the clerk negotiate his way around a large troll. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fancy a cup of tea? ’ Moist got up slowly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Feeling anything? ’ said Groat, after a while. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For the last time: be you the Unfranked Man? ’ This time there was real menace in the voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Four in five weeks, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gold? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good heavens, wherever did you hear that? ’ ‘ It ’s written on. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good job you do, eh? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good job you ’ve got your armour, eh? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got to follow Regulations, sir. ’ ‘ For what? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ H- hello? ’ he called, into the cavernous darkness of the hall. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Had all the kids you want, have yer? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have n’t you? ’ said Lord Vetinari, in apparent surprise. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have they won? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Moist, but they picked up the edge in his voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have we won? ’ ‘ The Archchancellor will have to decide that, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you been stuck at the bottom of a hole in the ground for the last hundred years? ’ ‘ No, Mr Lipvig, ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you ever met anyone else that Killer had a good word for? ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you got books? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you read some of these letters? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He must have known where the money was. ’ ‘ You think so? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He was investigating for Vetinari, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’d never get the arse bitten out of his trousers. ’ ‘ So you all agree a golem is suitable to become a postman? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s dead? ’ said Princess. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s given you the bird? ’ Moist smiled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s government! ’ ‘ Every tower on the Trunk? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s seen this? ’ he croaked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Head of Stamps, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hell, they ’re still called mail coaches, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hello? ’ he said again. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Here ’s your double brandy, sir, and I ’ve 0.0003 killed you ’? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hey, do n’t I get breakfast? ’ ‘ Breakfast is n’t until seven o’clock, sir, ’ said the warder reproachfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ he said, aware that he ’d missed something. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ said Moist, looking at the letter. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ said Vetinari, moving his head to look at the board from a slightly different viewpoint. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about a cup of tea? ’ Mad Al picked a pigeon feather out of his mug. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How are you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can you follow me? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How come you know so much, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know that? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know her? ’ ‘ We used to work with her brother, ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How d’you mean, sharper? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How exactly will you do that? ’ she managed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many golems are for hire right now, Miss Dearheart? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many postmen can you muster? ’ ‘ About a dozen, sir, but what shall we — ’ ‘ Get the mail moving, Mr Aggy! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How was that for you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s it going, Postal Inspector? ’ said Moist cheerfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Huh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Huh? ’ ‘ That ’s what they call it, ’ said Harry. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I Can Speak With All The Voices Of Men. ’ ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I Should Have Let Him Kill You? ’ said the golem. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I Will Stay Here, Please. ’ HERE? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I asked if you have any last words, Mr Spangler? ’ said the hangman. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I did n’t say I did, did I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I did promise, did I? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t know if you have been following this interesting little etymological debate? ’ ‘ No, sir, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t know, my lord. ’ ‘ You do n’t? ’ ‘ No, sir. ’ ‘ Ah, ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect you have had a busy night? ’ ‘ Sorry, sir, ’ said Moist, forcing himself upright. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect you know what this is about? ’ ‘ No. ’ Gryle was not a man for small talk or, if it came to it, any talk at all. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I hope you ’re not funning with me, Mr Lipwig? ’ she demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I like to see the old place still standing, really I do, but it ’s all about the clacks these days, is n’t it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, in the fresh air? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I resent the allegation! ’ ‘ Is this why you appear so confident? ’ snarled Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said is it true you ’re opening the old place again? ’ she repeated. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said it wo n’t work? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said it ’s a skill, did n’t I? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said, could I go and put this in my collection, Postmaster? ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I told ‘ em, I told ‘ em I was the Assistant Head Postmaster and they said “ so what? ” sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was thinking that we do have the clacks now. ’ ‘ The clacks? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I will move the mail! ’ You will move the mail? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I will thee if he can be dithturbed. ’ ‘ Are any of the others here? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wish you ’d given me more warning, you know? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder if that engineer will find any evidence that the strange message was put on the clacks by human hands? ’ he wondered aloud. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder if, uh, at this point at least we could discuss the matter with you privately, your lordship? ’ said Greenyham. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wondered why that old stone tower on the way to Sto Lat was n’t used when the Trunk was built? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m sorry? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m the new postmaster. ’ ‘ No kidding? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Idle chitchat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Igor, would you say that I ’m insane? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In the interest of hanky- panky avoidance? ’ ‘ No, Mr Lipvig, ’ the golem rumbled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In theory it could knock out every tower, Mr Lipwig. ’ ‘ Are you insane as well as mad? ’ said Sane Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed? ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is everything all right, Mr Groat? ’ he called down. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is he blind? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is is worth it? ’ said Jim. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it any good? ’ ‘ Some people do n’t die. ’ ‘ That good, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it any good? ’ ‘ Some people do n’t die. ’ ‘ That good, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t there a ceremony or something? ’ ‘ Oh, that ’s Tolliver, that is, ’ said the Worshipful Master. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that all right, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that all this is about? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a hospice in this city? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a problem, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a problem, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a problem? ’ said Miss Cripslock. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anyone there? ’ There was fortunately no reply, but there was some scrabbling up near the roof. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anything else I can help you with? ’ He stood up, to indicate that a wizard ’s time is valuable. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anything else? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there some problem, gentlemen? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this not an original Hnaflbaflsniflwhifltafl slab? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It goes on and on, sir — ’ ‘ And that ’s what the clacks people gave you? ’ the Archchancellor demanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s Gilt ’s, is n’t it? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s a trick of some sort! ’ ‘ By whom, sir? ’ roared Ridcully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s pretty crude. ’ ‘ Really every tower? ’ said Moist again. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s really not a good idea to touch them heaps! ’ ‘ Floors liable to collapse, Mr Groat? ’ said Moist cheerfully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s to do with signs. ’ ‘ Signs, sir? ’ said Groat, trying to keep close to the walls. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s very crude. ’ ‘ Will it knock out a tower? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s your Plan, eh, sir? ’ ‘ It ’s a wonderful plan, Jim! ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Jim, do I look all right? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Junior Postman Groat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just make it quick, okay? ’ The creature kept looking at the golden suit; they had a magpie ’s eye for glitter. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just the mailbags? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just where will you get the money to have this place rebuilt? ’ ‘ The gods will provide, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Keen? ’ said Anghammarad. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Last month was olden days? ’ Lord Vetinari stood looking out of his window. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Leaving so soon, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s talk about that, shall we? ’ said Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lipwig, are yer? ’ He snapped out of a dream of chandeliers to see a thickset man in front of him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Little pictures of Lord Vetinari? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, Bob, what part of this do n’t you understand, eh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, have I got spinach between my teeth? ’ ‘ Have You Eaten Spinach Today, Sir? ’ said Mr Pump. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, have I got spinach between my teeth? ’ ‘ Have You Eaten Spinach Today, Sir? ’ said Mr Pump. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, ’ said Moist quickly, ‘ that ’s not important, is it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lord Vetinari appointed him postmaster and he ’s walked the Walk! ’ ‘ Vetinari? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Make ‘ is flesh creep! ’ ‘ Yeah, heard about that one? ’ said Jim, looking slyly at Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I take your highly notitheable long hooded cloak, thur? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Miss Dearheart told you about me, did she? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Miss Maccalariat got a load of cheap paper from Spools. ’ ‘ Miss Maccalariat? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Antimony Parker? ’ said Moist urgently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Gilt not with you? ’ he said, winking. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Groat? ’ Moist repeated. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Lipvig Came Through The Ceiling. ’ ‘ Ah, so he found it, eh? ’ said Groat triumphantly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Lipvig? ’ Shame I missed my throat, Moist thought. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Lipwig? ’ He looked up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Lipwig? ’ she said brightly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pony, you are the chief engineer of the Grand Trunk, are you not? ’ said Vetinari, before the babble could rise again. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump, be so good as to put the broom on the coach, would you? ’ ‘ Broom? ’ said Gilt, looking up sharply. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump, be so good as to put the broom on the coach, would you? ’ ‘ Broom? ’ said Gilt, looking up sharply. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump, if you would be so good as to step over there and pry out our letters, please? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump, is there any reason why one of the golems ca n’t have a new name? ’ he asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump, just break one of Mr Lipwig ’s fingers, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Pump? ’ ‘ The Mail Coaches Were Never Sold Off, ’ the golem rumbled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Reacher Gilt? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr Stibbons? ’ Two packages were handed over. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mrthth Glowbury, you did thay you had a thithter in Quirm? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ My goodness, does n’t it? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nice to have met you, Mr Lipwig. ’ ‘ That ’s it? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No doubt there will be some little ceremony for the newspapers? ’ ‘ I have n’t actually planned that, sir, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No offence, but you ’ve got a bit more colour than the average penpusher. ’ ‘ Dark clerks? ’ said Moist, and then recollection dawned. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No one has been behaving oddly? ’ ‘ In the Post Office, captain, it ’s very hard to tell. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No one said it had to be a letter, eh? ’ He waved a hand over the tip of the cue, which grew a powdering of fresh chalk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No plan? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not disturbing anything, then? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not something alive, then? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not something you find every day, eh? ’ said Dave. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not upset, are you, sir? ’ ‘ Upset? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not upset, are you, sir? ’ ‘ Upset? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nothing is going to happen, is it? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nothin’ from the Post Office? ’ said Ridcully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, can you follow me? ’ ‘ I ’ve got all the stamps, ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, if you will — ’ ‘ You ’re cocking a snook at the clacks people again, are n’t you? ’ said the journalist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, stick right behind me, okay? ’ ‘ What about Mr Tiddles, Mr Lipwig? ’ said Stanley, suddenly looking worried. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, stick right behind me, okay? ’ ‘ What about Mr Tiddles, Mr Lipwig? ’ said Stanley, suddenly looking worried. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yes? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, so you ’re an alarm clock too? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Olden days? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One hundred dollars should more than cover it? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One hundred thousand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One minute I ’m being hanged, next minute you ’re employing me? ’ ‘ Let me see. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Or are we going to exit via the kitchens? ’ ‘ I believe I have adequate funds, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Or perhaps a shirt? ’ he added. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Otherwise how in the world would people be able to find out what we want them to think? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon, Archchancellor? ’ ‘ That ’s the message, ’ said Ridcully. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon? ’ said Moist, tea halfway to his lips. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Parole officer? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps he remembered another engagement? ’ said Lord Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps it was an extra large pigeon? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pigeons? ’ suggested Adrian. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Postal Inspector? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Postmen, what is the Second Oath? ’ the echoing voice commanded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Postmen, what is the Third Oath? ’ shouted Groat triumphantly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Postmen? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pot? ’ he said at last. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Put it on a sign outside? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said Vetinari, raising his eyebrows. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Er, no. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remember what it says on the building! ’ ‘ Mrs Cake? ’ Moist mumbled, and then thought: was it rain or snow? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remember what it says on the building! ’ ‘ Mrs Cake? ’ Moist mumbled, and then thought: was it rain or snow? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remember? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remember? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Rig up some kind of table for a counter, will you? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Run along to Hobson ’s Livery Stable and tell them I want a good fast horse, right? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Running errands, eh? ’ said Groat nervously. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See the big clacks tower over there on the Tump? ’ said Vetinari, gesturing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See this hat? ’ he said, pointing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See to Mr Groat, will you? ’ Miss Dearheart looked down at the old man ’s bloodstained shirt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See, Alex? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ he said triumphantly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Seems yer think I hire tired old horses, sir, do you? ’ said Willie Hobson. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sell or hire? ’ said Moist, lowering his hands with care. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Senior Postman Thompson, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, sir! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Senior Postman? ’ ‘ I am the postmaster in this vicinity, yes? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Senior Postman? ’ ‘ I am the postmaster in this vicinity, yes? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sergeant Colon, sir, at your service. ’ ‘ What happened to him? ’ said Moist, horrified. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shall I tell you about angels, Mr Lipwig? ’ said the Patrician pleasantly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She has decided to work for me? ’ ‘ Well, you know what it ’s like with Post Office people, sir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She must be properly clothed, of course. ’ ‘ Clothed? ’ said Moist weakly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should he not be trying to learn his own? ’ ‘ Oh, that ’s just Thud! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should it really be you that takes the mail, sir? ’ ‘ Who else? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should it really be you that takes the mail, sir? ’ ‘ Who else? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should we be telling him about this? ’ said Sane Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Six horses? ’ said Moist, as they rattled up Broadway. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Slow down a bit when you get to the old wizard tower, will you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you know something about pins, do you? ’ he said, in what he hoped was a jovial voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry about that, sir. ’ ‘ And how much will it cost? ’ asked Gilt dreamily, without opening his eyes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry about your pins, Stanley. ’ ‘ Pins? ’ said the boy. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, Mr Lipwig? ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, my lord? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, sir? ’ Moist coughed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, sir? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing, Mr Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, sir? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stanley! ’ ‘ Yes, Mr Lipwig? ’ said the boy, behind him. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stanley, go and help Mr Lipwig ’s assistant find a shovel, will you? ’ said Groat, raising his voice. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stanley? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Started out at nine, so it ’s fresh, okay? ’ ‘ But it ’s only just struck a quarter past ten! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stolen? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sure about that, sir? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Surely they ca n’t be damaged, can they? ’ he managed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ S’. W.A.L.K? ’ said Mr Parker. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ S’orry? ’ Parker shouted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Take it away, will you, Mr Groat? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Teh, is it really? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me, Drumknott, ’ he said, ‘ would you say I ’m a tyrant? ’ ‘ Most certainly not, my lord, ’ said Drumknott, tidying the desk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Thank you, Mr Groat, ’ he said, but in case this counted as an attempt at bribery, he added sternly: ‘ The mail, Mr Groat? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That broom? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That means I can promote, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was evil. ’ ‘ What sort of person could dream up something like that? ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s not how we deal with this, is it? ’ ‘ That ’s Post Office property! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s what we call it. ’ ‘ Why ’s he got a leaf there? ’ said Stanley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Post Office? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The bookies think I ’m going to win? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The ink is free gratis. ’ ‘ Did you think that up yourself? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The one who could blow a hole in a silver plate? ’ ‘ Yes, Archchancellor, ’ said Ponder patiently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The people out on the towers, they want to be proud of what they do, yes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The postmen had to work too hard? ’ ‘ Oh, postmen always work too hard, sir, ’ said Groat, without blinking. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The prospect of freedom? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The rate for delivery anywhere in the city is a penny, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Except for the Shades, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The whole Trunk? ’ ‘ In theory, ’ said Mad Al, ‘ because an execute and terminate code — ’ Moist relaxed as the tide came back in. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The woodpecker? ’ ‘ No, not like that. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then Who Is This Doing The Listening? ’ EVERYTHING THERE WAS ABOUT YOU THAT ISN’T CLAY. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There is an alternative, Mr Lipwig? ’ ‘ It really is private property, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They are moral creatures. ’ O- kay, thought Moist, bit of a sore point there, then? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They do n’t have a knife for stabbing rich murdering bastards? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They threw his bag in the river, too. ’ ‘ Does that normally happen to postmen? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They want the envelopes back? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This Anghammarad ’s got a name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is all fascinating? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This should be interesting. ’ ‘ Promise? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This? ’ said Moist, opening his hand. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tiddles? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Voices? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was n’t he the man who specified quicksand as a building material because he wanted a house finished fast? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was there something else, Mr Stibbons? ’ Ponder looked at his clipboard. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was what? ’ ‘ Was it seen again? ’ There was a sudden hunted look in Mr Horsefry ’s eyes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was what? ’ ‘ Was it seen again? ’ There was a sudden hunted look in Mr Horsefry ’s eyes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We do n’t like to — ’ ‘ Are you the postmaster? ’ said a withering voice behind Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We had to be sure, all right? ’ ‘ I ’m the postmaster, then? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We had to be sure, all right? ’ ‘ I ’m the postmaster, then? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’ll go with that, shall we? ’ Moist narrowed his eyes. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re not sending the Woodpecker. ’ ‘ What do you mean? ’ said Adrian, dropping his rope. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, Mr Groat, do I have an office? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, Mr Groat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, he ’s had practice. ’ ‘ What ’s that box he ’s got riveted to his arm? ’ ‘ That? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, he ’s had practice. ’ ‘ What ’s that box he ’s got riveted to his arm? ’ ‘ That? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What Shall I Do? ’ I BELIEVE YOU HAVE FAILED TO UNDERSTAND MY LAST COMMENT. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you going to do, then? ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you suggesting? ’ said Nutmeg. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you have to tell him that for? ’ ‘ Mr Groat! ’ snapped Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do they need time off for? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do we do if people give us new mail? ’ ‘ Er. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean, sir? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you say, Mr Greenyham? ’ said Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think, Mr Groat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think, Postmaster? ’ said the clerk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does she want me for? ’ ‘ Could n’t say, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What final test are you goin’ on about, George Aggy? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened to him? ’ said Moist, lifting him gently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened to my clothes? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is life but a lottery, Mr Gilt? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is this place? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What just happened? ’ said Miss Dearheart. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What kind of anything? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What makes you think that, man? ’ ‘ Because it says it is n’t, ’ Collabone quavered. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What name did he sign, Drumknott? ’ The clerk craned his head. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What order? ’ he said suspiciously. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What other thing would that be? ’ said Lord Vetinari. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the hell are you? ’ Lipwig managed. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the hell did you do? ’ said the spherical man. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the hell do you — What do you want, Stanley? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the hell does that mean? ’ ‘ The Post Office Was Once A Proud Institution, ’ said Mr Pump. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What time is this, for heavens ’ sake? ’ he complained. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was the date on it? ’ ‘ I ca n’t remember! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was? ’ ‘ The Time I Spent At The Bottom Of The Hole In The Ground, Mr Lipvig. ’ ‘ What are you talking about? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was? ’ ‘ The Time I Spent At The Bottom Of The Hole In The Ground, Mr Lipvig. ’ ‘ What are you talking about? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happened, Postmaster? ’ said Groat, his hands twisting together. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happening? ’ ‘ We need more time, ’ said Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s it made of? ’ ‘ Arsenic, sir, ’ said Groat calmly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that one? ’ he said, like a man pointing to a constellation. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ Moist asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the worst that can happen, eh? ’ Groat was silent. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s wrong with it? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your game, Mr Postman? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your game? ’ ‘ Oh, he did, Harry, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name, lad? ’ ‘ Lipwig, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’ve you got to be s’orry about? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, paperwork, that sort of thing? ’ said Groat, looking at him intently. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ The mists cleared. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Moist, and turned to where the golem was standing by the dais, patiently, with a hat in his hands. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ snapped Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ Mr Lipvig, You Have An Appointment With Lord Vetinari. ’ This sank in, and sounded worse than wizards in jars. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When was this place last open? ’ ‘ Twenty years ago, Postmaster! ’ Moist looked around. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where did that come from? ’ ‘ I Have Read The Details Of Your Many Crimes, Mr Lipvig. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where did you find that stuff? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where do you think we can get that kind of money? ’ ‘ You got it before, ’ murmured Gilt. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where will the money come from? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s Adrian? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are you? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is Miss Maccalariat? ’ ‘ Very old Post Office family, sir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who said that? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who? ’ said Stowley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whose fault is that, Slick? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why are we doing this, Mr Groat? ’ said Stanley meekly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you take it? ’ ‘ It was a job for life. ’ She stared at Moist so hard that he began to feel uncomfortable. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t we just sell people a stamp? ’ ‘ But they ’d pay a penny and then go on stamping for ever, sir, ’ said Groat, reasonably. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do you ask? ’ ‘ A young lady wants to know. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does a postman have to stamp the letters, anyway? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why should Mr Pump be any different just because he is made of clay? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why the helmet? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’d someone send you a parrot? ’ said Groat, not caring to raise a hand within reach of the curved beak. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ Because you called me a phoney, Moist thought. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ Crispin looked appalled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because they ’ve been used, sir. ’ ‘ That makes them valuable? ’ ‘ I ’m not sure how, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because they ’ve been used, sir. ’ ‘ That makes them valuable? ’ ‘ I ’m not sure how, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ It ’s my job. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will that be all right, Miss Maccalariat? ’ said Moist meekly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you marry me, Miss Dearheart? ’ he shouted. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you take these? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Woodpeckers, Mr Emery? ’ The third pigeon fancier always made Groat nervous. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Words have power, you understand? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would an hour be all right, gentlemen? ’ The crowd exploded. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would it surprise you to know that the feeling in the city this morning is that you ’ll win? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you burn a book? ’ said Pelc. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like some coffee, Postmaster? ’ he said quietly. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Mr Aggy? ’ ‘ We ’ve heard the clacks has gone down again, sir! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Mr Lipvig? ’ ‘ Is there no way you can shut your eyes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Mr Lipvig? ’ ‘ Is there no way you can shut your eyes? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but if you could? ’ ‘ Well, there ’s something we ’ve been thinking about, ’ said Mad Al. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, it ’s tragic, is n’t it? ’ said Alex. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, sir? ’ said Big Dave, looking up from his work. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, the book you were after was A History of Hats, by F. G. Smallfinger, am I right? ’ ‘ No. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ Moist ’s skill at remembering names was better than his skill at remembering anything else about last night. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ The words came like a gale, whirling the envelopes in the sparkling light, shaking the building to its foundations. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ snapped Moist, not looking up. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ snapped Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ Sorry to disturb you, sir, ’ said the clerk. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You Mean Did I Harbour Resentment, Mr Lipvig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You Talked About Them At Length, Sir. ’ ‘ I did? ’ ‘ Yes, Sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You accompanied him of your own free will, did you not? ’ ‘ I ’m very attached to my arm, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ai n’t a proper Senior Postman, Tolliver Groat, not if he fails the test! ’ ‘ Yeah? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You appear to be still here, Postmaster General? ’ ‘ And that ’s it? ’ said Moist, aghast. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You appear to be still here, Postmaster General? ’ ‘ And that ’s it? ’ said Moist, aghast. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are aware, are you, that painting a few stars on a perfectly ordinary broomstick does n’t mean it will get airborne? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are pleased to make fun of us, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t do better than that? ’ said Stowley. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ca n’t just go around killing people! ’ ‘ Why Not? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can send messages free? ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You dabble in alchemy, Mr Groat? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You delivered a letter? ’ said Groat, horrified. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You did n’t mind? ’ Moist had asked. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t happen to know what the poultice was made of, do you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t know? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do understand that owned golems have to have a day off every week? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You get on okay with Mr Pump, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Well, he ’s all right, sir, ’ the old man mumbled. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You got a reservation? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. ’ ‘ You ’ve got a relative that works there, then? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You got a reservation? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. ’ ‘ You ’ve got a relative that works there, then? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have n’t noticed anything strange yourself? ’ she went on. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You knew? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know it? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know that tower widdershins of Lancre that was giving all that trouble a coupla months ago? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean even the postm — my office is full of old mail but they never filled the basement? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean like a bet? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean that really is a cat ’s name? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean “ where your mouth is ”? ’ ‘ You ’re the man who knows a trick or three, sir! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You said that out in the swamps no one would notice? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You say in the paper that you ’ll leave tomorrow night? ’ ‘ That ’s right. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You see it? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You suck at all, sir? ’ he said, tears rolling down his cheeks. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want to deliver this letter to Offler? ’ he said, yawning. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want to negotiate? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You what? ’ said Hobson. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You will probably be quite surprised to know that a number of people followed you, Mr Lipwig? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You work for his lordship, do n’t you? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would n’t like to give me some little clue? ’ said the Patrician. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You wrote everything down, Crispin? ’ he said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’d think so, would n’t you? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re all right, then? ’ ‘ Just a scratch, sir, look. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re getting hung up about it all, right? ’ she said. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re going to pray for money? ’ ‘ Not exactly, Spike. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re serious? ’ ‘ Deadly, ’ said Moist. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your Razor Is Sharp, The Kettle Is Hot And I Am Sure A Cup Of Tea Is On The Way. ’ ‘ What time is it? ’ ‘ Noon, Mr Lipvig. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ cos of the bit in the paper, sir. ’ ‘ You mean this morning? ’ ‘ I expect that helped, sir, ’ said Groat. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — shellfish research comin ’ along? ’ ‘ Not very well, actually, sir. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — shellfish, is playing some kind of joke? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ Who will listen to the dead? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | “ Ask Me About Stamps ”? ’ ‘ Good idea, sir! |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | “ Welcome To Ankh- Morpork, We Have A Werewolf ”, sir? |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | “ What is your business, Mr Camels? ’ ‘ I make parasols, ’ said the mayor. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | “ Why is your hand up? ’ The holes in the golem ’s face bathed the boy in red light. |
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you care for a little personal wager, Mr Gilt? ’ he said. |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ! … Can you get me a glass of water, please? … HAHAHAHA!!! |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Doth not a penny to the widow outshine the unconquered sun?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is your purchase really necessary? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Mr Fusspot? Making Money - Terry Pratchett Perhaps"could wait until after lunch, could n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | THIS does NOT taste of pineapple?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A barrow?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A bit tiresome at times?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A bunch of tubes and buckets can tell you that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A corkscrew?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A drink, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A few misguided people are seeking to open accounts, but —''''How many?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A funny turn? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A lawyer? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A note so good that no one else could do it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A suite?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A thief, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A visitor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''A what?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''ALL DOWN? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''About Cosmo Lavish? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Abracadabra, maybe? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Actually about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''After all, you have made the Post Office an almost heroic enterprise, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''After hundreds of years?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''After sixty thousand years? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, Mr Lipwig, I wondered where you were —''''Is this going to be important, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, the inventor of the revolutionary unsecured One Penny note?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All of them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All right then, who owes it to you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, but supposing you needed the money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, then,''said Moist,''what is it for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All the things are doin''is standin''around outside the walls, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All the time?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''All this is a bit … odd, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I a"sword made of the blood of a thousand men"kind of ruler? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I going to be arrested?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I under arrest?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I under arrest?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''An argument over something?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''An empirette, perhaps?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''An ordin''ry dog?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And I expect Miss Dearheart gave you said book?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And are you any good at knowing how much?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And do you think the citizens should be glad it''s you in the saddle, as it were?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And he''d allow watchmen to clump around in our bank?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And how is the patient?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And how was that for you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And if I do n''t do what you say?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And if all else fails, will you pray?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And if it all goes wahoonie- shaped,''said Mr Proust,''you''ve still got the gold, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And if you had been told it was black, would you have found it necessary to do anything about it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And is it not written:"The eleemosynary cup is more worthy than the thrown hen"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And is secretive and calculating?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And is that why you hang around the department?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And now what are you doing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And poor Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And since you are not evil wizards, what you are doing ca n''t be called necromancy?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And that proves gold is only valuable because we agree it is, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And that was what was odd, was it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s the Dread Mask of Summoning, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s the chairman''s view, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And the blackjack? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And the time of this appointment would be right now, would it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And the"kiddies"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And then I can go?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And then please go ahead with that little acquisition, will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And then the circus moved on?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And then you stepped into one of the highest public offices in the city?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And this cabinet thing can help?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And this job makes real money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And those men are bodyguards?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are they guarding the city from right now, exactly?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did they say?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is the point? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what kind o''sane mind does that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what shall we do with all this stuff?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what would the money say?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what you say is solid gold truth, but where is our way forward?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s so bad about that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And whose hands would that be, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And why are the golems burying themselves?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And why will anyone want to kill me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And will somebody please release those people from that ladder? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are sure that Lipwig and Spangler are one and the same?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And you just want a few words translated?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what a bank is about, do you, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And you would n''t describe Mr Fusspot as really little more than a convenient sock puppet?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, it''s def''nite about the sheds, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, what defines an evil wizard?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And, just for the sake of argument, what will happen if I say no?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of some pressed trouser?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Any coffee? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Any new stamps coming along?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Any remaining members of the family? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else died lately?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone remember the Triangular Blue?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you Hubert Turvy?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you glad to see me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t your golden golems due to arrive tomorrow?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there any directors of the Royal Bank here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there any spare keys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they treating him all right, Miss Drapes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are women allowed to do that sort of thing these days? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you looking for something?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you quite well, Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying an Umnian golem has survived? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you stupid?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you wish me to continue, my lord?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you talking about the gold?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you telling me this place does n''t just look like a temple?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''As pale as Vetinari?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Back towards the Last?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Because he''s tall and thin and wears black? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Because there''re fools back there who want to use these golems to start a war?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Break even? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought we''d all agreed that you do n''t need the gold?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought wizards are n''t allowed to marry?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But a sixteenth of a penny? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But how can he, well, chair meetings? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But since you raise the subject, Moist, what were you doing with your life before the citizens of Ankh- Morpork greeted you with open palms?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But the whole family is — How did you know that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But they''re mostly City Watch, are n''t they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But we could alter them a bit, could n''t we? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But what is there to buy? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But what''s worth more than gold?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But you just suggested it, did you not? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But you know what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''But, correct me if I''m wrong, is n''t the IOU the money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''By the standards of obsessive men who do n''t get out into the sunlight?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''By unavailable you mean …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t the guards help?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you blast some of these people with Black Fire, Hicks? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you do something?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you just —''Moist hesitated, and then mouthed:''change the words in her head?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I assume for a moment that you do n''t intend to put us on the potato standard?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I be clear here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I come with you, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help anyone else?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I help you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I make a bargain?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I make a suggestion that might help?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I start, sir, by asking you about the three men down in the cellar? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I take the Foot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can they sing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we go now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we talk about the gold for a moment?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can yer guess what I am going to do now, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you do that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you guess at the breed?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you hear that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you keep a secret, Mr Blister?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you print them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you recall, Drumknott, why our Mr Lipwig should think that there used to be a deep pit full of spikes behind that door?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you take me away from all this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you take the foot out, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you tell me why there is a golem downstairs who is wearing a dress and keeps ordering my men to wipe their dirty boots?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you translate for me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you wait just one minute?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Commander Vimes, please be so good as to send some men along to his lodgings, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Compared to who?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I have a quiet word?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you just put the ladle down and step away from the pot, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you just remind us what you are going to do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you please be quiet, Miss Lavish?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you please leave us, gentlemen?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Dangerously so?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Dear me, is this the real Moist von Lipwig speaking, or is it just the man looking forward to his very nearly gold chain? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I utter a derogatory inflection, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he fall when you were breaking into the vault, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he often"work"late?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t there use to be a deep pit full of spikes down there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they work?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you cook much for Mrs Lavish?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you have to open a window?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you not listen to what I was saying?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you put him up to this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Differently normal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I detect a note of peevishness?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I have to sign it or anything?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I want to see him?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t think it was the family, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you find this so?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think so? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they make a lot of money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they show their … ankles?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they, sir? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you believe it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you dispute its authenticity?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you find anything unusual about it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a young lady?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have an account with us, Mr Dibbler?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have any interests, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have the money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how much trouble you can get into by breaking a contract with a dwarf?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what it is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what they are?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know where he lives, Miss Drapes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know who that girl was?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mean"Borrow at one- half, lend at two, go home at three"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind going back to lisping, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you see?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think I should pray, Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think the university will agree to that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Doctor, would you take care of Mr Bent, please? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does Miss Dearheart want to see the item again?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does Mr Lipwig want to know the history, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he have to read all this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he say I have an appointment?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t believe you, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t it puzzle them when they see one another?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Does she know what you''re like?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Doing what, exactly?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Down here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Drumknott, perhaps Mr Lipwig would like some fruit? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Education?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Enjoy? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … Jack here, because … No, hang on … it is the money, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … can you see yourself out?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … isn''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … murder?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … you have been hanged before?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er … you mean in jail?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, are n''t you the Postmaster General?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, do you happen to know why it has to be there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, do you have to come down here at some special time?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, er … you just ran through the door and shouted?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, how old are you, Gladys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, if you stick it on a letter you get a penny''s worth of travel?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, perhaps you would like a less, um, dramatic demonstration?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, the Men say will there be badges?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, the Second Issue 50p stamp?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, who was hanged?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, you would n''t know where your lead is, would you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Even as far as the gold- ish chain?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Even underfoot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, reverend, but can I ask a favour?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Face up or face down, my lord?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Favour? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Fifty dollarsh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Fifty dollarsh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Finished it yet, have we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''For being all those things you said?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''For the kiddies, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Fun? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Get a move on, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Gladys being?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Gladys, what did the counter girls give you to read this time?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Gladys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Granted, but how much of himself is, and I really do n''t wish to keep repeating myself here, of a root- vegetable- like nature?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ha? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he been to see Hubert?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Has n''t he just saved the day?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Has oo been a good boy? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I seen you before?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever seen a run on a bank, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever seen the crowds fighting for their money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you finished already?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got any security, Mr King?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen Heretofore anywhere?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen enough, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He did n''t?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He goes woof, remember? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He hoped one would turn up?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He is an expert judge, is he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He is, is he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s a silly Mr Bent, is n''t he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s a strange creature, do n''t you think, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s been murdered?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s in the building?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s won, has n''t he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Here''s what we''re gon na do, okay? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How about that, Mr Fusspot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How about — the Royal Bank of Ankh- Morpork? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How can a golem be a"she", sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How can anything be too accurate?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you do this to Moist after what''s just happened?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you not make a profit by making money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell, my lord?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How could that happen, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you become the bank''s chairman?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you do it so quickly?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you find out they were down there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you understand what — Ah, you have a werewolf, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you —?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do they do that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do we know that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you dare object,''Cosmo spat,''when you have admitted to being an arrogant scofflaw?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know all this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you think they work?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How does it work?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How good is a golem''s hearing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How long does a dog live?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How many are down there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of them are there, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How many people want to withdraw their money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How may I be of thurvithe, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How much money did I put in your bank, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How would Vetinari find a badly dressed man, new to the city, with ill- fitting teeth, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How would it help you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you like it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s Ethel? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it going in your world, Hubert?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s it going, Hubert?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hubert is not what you''re about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hubert? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Hurt? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I Hope You Are Not Looking Up My Dress, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I am, are n''t I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I beg your pardon?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet the first cabby used to go home every night starvin''on account of everyone knowin'', right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I have to stay locked up here every night?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I have your word?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I just said yes, did n''t I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I just wonder why you choose to live here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I know a bit about banking, but how do I run a mint?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I know, but … do it neatly, all right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean the mere physical end in view is going to be the same, but style should count for something, do n''t you think? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, do you expect me to have that money on me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, he''s in at dawn and one of the cleaners told me he''s often in here late at night — What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, in terms of wages?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, there''s not some kind of problem, is there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, we could all sit round reading the script out loud, but without the costumes and scenery who''d want to turn up? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant, what is the reason for you looking?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I present Drumknott, my secretary and chief clerk, who overnight took a team of my senior clerks into the bank —''''Am I in the dock here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I say, is that a woman over there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose even tyrants have enemies?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I think that''s unlikely, do n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought that — Hold on, you do n''t mean me, do you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought we had a deal, professor? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought we were going to have a romantic evening?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I trust the day goes well with you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I understood you, sir, when you said something about angels, remember? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I was n''t the one who moved, I think?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if I can persuade you to forget about it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if we''d be doing the right thing, setting him loose in a pole- dancing establishment?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder where he''s got to? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I''d love to,''he said,''but what does it actually do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll give you five dollars for it, how about that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m committing myself to nothing by it, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m just going to have a look around, all right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''I? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''If he was a Sir, should n''t she be a Lady?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''If he''s dead, can we leave him until tomorrow? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''If you were shipwrecked on a desert island, what would you prefer, a bag of potatoes or a bag of gold?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''If you would be tho good ath to watch the"Lotht Money"column, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor, you realize that if the Glooper is right then I''ll have to believe there is practically no gold in our vaults?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''In a necromancy department? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''In which case, wo n''t that be a bit of a problem? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Miss Drapes a useful member of staff?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is This Ladylike Behaviour?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he alive?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he allowed to do that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it just me, or is that wrong?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it some kind of toothpaste?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that just a tiny bit like necromancy?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that wonderful young lady here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is she in trouble?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all, sir? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that clock right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that good or bad?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that understood?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this ancient enough for you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this exactly legal under college rules, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this like the stamps, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this true, my lord?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this your bank vault, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ish zat sho?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It does?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It is a bit of a shock when you see it for the first time, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It may be written down on your clothes somewhere?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It was n''t exactly dragon magic''''And why did you give me this horrible sword?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It would come back from wherever it was taken to, would n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s about the golems, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s amazing what they can do, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s an economic model, in fact, which is the real thing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s rather strange that he hangs all his clothes on the walls, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s really just a victory thing, is n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s the only way we could get him here and he insisted, oh how he insisted …''''Where''s the young lady?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Just one thing, Igor …''''Yeth, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Just the dog? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Keep it down, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Leave the bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Let us get on, shall we? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s get on with it, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s have that tour, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Like blue- tits?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Like embroil it in a war or create an army of beggars? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Like what?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, what''s the rule about bank lending? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Locking yourself in your room again, bro?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look … Robert, I want you to go home and get a good night''s sleep, okay? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I''m sorry, okay? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, did n''t you sign anything when you took over the job? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, shall we get started?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, sir, what is it you would want me to do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, the Umnians were the first golem- builders, do you understand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, what is this about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, why wo n''t you tell me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Look,''he said,''you start with …''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mad?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Marriage?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mavolio Bent made a mistake? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''May I borrow your pencil, Mr Drumknott? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''May I remind you of the famous dictum of General Tacticus:"Those who desire war, prepare for war"? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''May I return to my duties now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Men? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mishtaken, shir? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Dearheart, what do our local golems think about this new army?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Dearheart? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Dearheart? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Drapes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Money boxes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bent thinks I do n''t know how to run a bank, does n''t he, Mr Fusspot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bent, can you arrange for someone to go over to the Post Office and get them to bring my stuff over here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bent, could you step outside for a few minutes,''said Moist brightly,''and perhaps Mr King''s … associates will do the same?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Cosmo? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Fusspot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Hubert? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwick, what are you suggesting?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig is a very … popular young man, is he not, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig, Mr Lipwig, Mr Lipwig, will you never learn?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig, do I need a badge that says tyrant?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Turvy, the alchemist of money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Cake?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Lavish is a jolly old stick, is n''t she?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''My father himself gave you a job as trainee clerk, did n''t he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''My posterity? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''My so- called stepchildren are paying for this, can you believe it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Nationalize?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Necromancy is a Fine Art?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Never bullied you, did I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No dashing around on mad stallions? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No harm done, is there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No matter how the little doggie dies?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No poor people, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No possibility?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No, and it would n''t make any real difference if he was, would it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No, really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Not Lord Vetinari, surely?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Not in here, I notice,''said Moist,''and possibly this is because of all the highly inflammable books? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Not in your golden suit?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Not lunch, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Not much fun?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing I could say could change your mind?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Now look,''said Hubert,''do n''t you think we''d know if the gold had been stolen? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Now see how bank lending is emptying as the money drains into the Sock?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Now? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Odds, sarge?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Officer — You are a copper, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh dear, you''re not eating, Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh no, one last one: what is it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yeah? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, believe me, thur —''''Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, do you think so? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, that was you, was it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, the old syphonics, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, we have a lawyer here, do we? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes, how could I forget?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Okay, but what about security?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''One of those with a capital P?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''One penny note?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Or a dog who stands between a bunch of Lavishes and another fortune?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Or will be dug up some time in the future, perhaps?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Our dollars are not pure gold, though, are they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Outlawed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Outworkers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Owlswick Jenkins?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps a little of this pheasant?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you could assuage my curiosity, madam?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you could find some way that will allow him to be removed from office without fuss or bloodshed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you looked elsewhere? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhapth a laugh, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Please take him for his little walk in the garden, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Please, madam?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Plenty of places round here for ush to be coshy while we wait, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Possibly for emphasis?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Postmaster General? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Professor Head?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Put it back in the cupboard?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ran off? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready to make a start on the ol''dollar bill, then, Mr, er … Clamp?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, thur?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Remarkable, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Right here, if you invest just one dollar and wait for — how long, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Risk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Robbed a couple of banks?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Rustle, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sacharissa, can we go into this later? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''See here, you see?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I have a word with the editor, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we get him out for the boys and girls? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we make some money, Mr Chairman?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''She was his wife? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s not one of the Lavish family, is she?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sheep''s head?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Should I worry that I just saw a drawer slide through another drawer?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Should he have left it in the hands of unknown bank robbers?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Should it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Should there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Shovels?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Since the ink is drying on the lease?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir, I must protest —''''Did you nail him down to a good rate?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Small Gods? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Smell that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So I''m enough of a thrill, am I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So how do you get paid?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So it''s a replica of a rumour?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So that would be a good thing, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So there is a secret?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So they do n''t know that I am the real one?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So we have a deal, Mr Dibbler?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So where''s the catch?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So why does Harry King need money, Mr King? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So with one hammer blow I could throw the city into an irrevocable economic crash?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you actually run it all?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you are a dog''s body now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you do n''t know if you can trust her?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you know how the money moves around, do you, Hubert?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you think these could catch on?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''re basically a dog chef?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''re now chairman of the bank?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So … it''s not really a promise?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So … this gold … have you any idea who took it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone who can prove they do n''t need the money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Something worse?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Somewhere else?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Splot? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Starting with what that was?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Still a lot of cloud about, but I think the sun should break through at any time, do n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Still trying to carry out orders given to it thousands of years ago?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely he has nothing in his mouth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, Mr Bent, how much do we pay you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, Mr Lipwig, what was your job before you came to Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, Mr Lipwig, would you like to make some real money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, professor, have you heard of the Pink PussyCat Club?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Thank me for what?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Thank you, Drumknott, but why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That door over there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That pile? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That project I have been working on …''''Very expensively? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s all very well for you to say, but where would the likes of me get a hundred dollars?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s eggs, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s … good, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That, Mr Lipwig, is —''''The wrong type of question?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''That? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The College Council, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The Eighteenth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The Mint … that is, the place that makes money … employs people who work at home? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The Taxmaster? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The banker? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The lads can manage by themselves, ca n''t they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The money still rushing around okay, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The moon affects how money moves around?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The one they call the"Lovers"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The only one who does any work in the university?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The past is a dangerous country, is it not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The sheds stay, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The smell of banks is always pleasing, do n''t you think?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The soup is good?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The water gurgling around okay, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''The word just forces its way out, does n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Then can we talk about angels?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Then they are making a lot of noise, are n''t they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what course of action do you propose, Mr Turvy?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Then why do n''t we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''There May Be Dust Underneath That Too?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''There are another seventeen of you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''There would n''t be any biscuits, would there, Berenice?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s people here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s such a thing, I believe, as … an insorcism?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''These should tell us something, they''re around the right time …''295''What are these, and why do they jingle?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They think they are Lord Vetinari, am I right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They want to study necro — er, post- mortem communications? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They were nice people, were n''t they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They were taking up a lot of room, do n''t you think? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They''d only take orders from a man? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re coming?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Thirteen?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''This is a hospital, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''This is an alcoholic beverage?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''This is n''t about the man who was here the other night, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''This place was a kind of celestial bird box?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''This would be the new chairman?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Those trolls re- laying the cobbles? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Those? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tidying the foyer? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Tongues?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Trust her?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Trying? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Two hundred feet down? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Uh, why was this stygium left in the safe?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Um what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Um … about Mr Lipwig …''''Yeth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Um … what would happen if it was put back?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Um?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Vetinari does that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Vetinari the cool, heartless, calculating tyrant?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Vetinari, are we to believe that you knowingly put the most important bank in the city into the charge of a known bank robber?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Wandering about by himself?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Was something wrong? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that good?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Watchmen in our bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We have recently pondered his methods, have we not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We have your assurance on this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We use our slaves to create more slaves? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We''d better hurry, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re not going to do anything … ghoulish, are we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well done, Igor, only one more to … Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I suppose …''''Yes, doctor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I —''Tell her how to run her bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, are you going to lie there all day?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, constable, can we get my colleague into the fresh air? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, did you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, doctor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, er, just, you know, clothes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, gentlemen?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, if I paid in pennies and shillings there would be no gold in them either, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it''s not much of a bank if people can take the gold out of it, is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, let''s not disappoint them, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, read them all and make up your own mind, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, the ingenious Mr Lipwig appears to have a purpose,''said Vetinari,''so perhaps we should go and find out what it is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, wearing the black robe and the skull ring has got to count for something, has n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what do you want?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, why do n''t you tell all the other Plains governments about the golden secret? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, yes, I expect he thinks that about most people, does n''t he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you know Mr Lipwig? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What about clipboards?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What about it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What about our money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the little doggie?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the tuppenny piece?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing to this poor man?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you on about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you thinking about right now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What are your intentions, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What can you do with this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What coppers?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''they want him for now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you mean by saying"indeed"like that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean by"unsecured"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, gone?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want us to do, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want us to do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you wish me to do, your lordship?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What does gold know of true worth? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What does that mean?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to him?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to the man who used to occupy the post?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if it passes away, gods forbid?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What has been happening, Miss Drapes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What has happened, Commander?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What hat?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done to that man?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done with Professor Flead?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is a pretty young woman like you doing here, hmm?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is all that about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it you want?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the reason for you, coming here, to see me, today, Stanley?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this key for?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your name, my dear?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your name, shister?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of families are you used to?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What made you think that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What man would that be?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall I do, Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What was all that about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it like?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What was taken?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s all that for?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he doing there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it doing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that round thing I always see poking out of the roof?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the odds?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this for?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with being Chairman of the Merchants''Guild, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with the gold?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What, in here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What, never?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''When he''ll be less dead?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are we going?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are we going?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did it come from?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did that come from?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you find it, anyway?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you find it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where do the squeaky balloon animals fit in?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Which god?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who can say who is truly normal in this world?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who else is going to, sir? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is dead, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who just happens to command a huge unstoppable army? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who looked?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''d go?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s a little fusspot, then?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s it by?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s this, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose history could withstand this type of malice?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are we here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you always in such a hurry, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you asking me, Bob?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you looking?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why bother with gold- ish coins? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ca n''t you put them in a safe?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you add"We know where your children will go to school"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you bring that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you need a loan, Mr Dibbler?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you think? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is it that only men get like that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why only eleven dimensions?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they do that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why the rush? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s the Watch here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s there only one of you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it work for me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will no one at all make any move, please? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will that mean you wo n''t be in charge?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you keep to it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you want to prefer charges, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''With two loaded crossbows on her desk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Woof?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would You Like Me To Make You A Sandwich, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would n''t it turn a rabbit into a carnivore?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would that help?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you be so good as to kill Mr Bent tonight?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you just go and stand at the window? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like some more minced collops, miss?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like thome more?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to get up?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you mind if I wind down on the lisp a little?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Writing the headlines already, Sacharissa?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Wrong pedigree?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Wrong? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Barnsforth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Gladys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Professor Flead?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Stanley?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Stanley?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, and what is a suitable person?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but how do you make more gold? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but that''s when you come alive, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but what do you do in the evenings?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir, of course,''said Heretofore,''and shall I send for a jeweller, sir? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, well, that''s the trick, ai n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, what does that mean?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, what''s the reason for the squid?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, marthter?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You already knew?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You are Mr Cusper, are n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You are sure?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You are wearing a necklace of garlic, Miss Drapes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You believe all that could really happen?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t possibly like the man? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You could n''t knock up an omelette for me, could you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t by any chance see''Tis Pity She''s an Instructor in Unarmed Combat at the Little Theatre recently? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think I''ve gone mad, do you, Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You eat nice anonymous lumps of animals but think it''s unfair to eat the other bits? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have a Mr Bent staying here, I believe?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have a balance of AM$7 with us, I believe?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have an Igor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have done the translations?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have found forty- foot killer golems now, Miss Dearheart?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You have had him arrested?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You just keep me talking in the hope that I''ll suddenly forget where I am and say something stupid and incriminating, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You know something, do n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You know they say Vetinari is a vampire?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You make your own wages?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You may be aware that the late Sir Joshua left a one per cent share in the bank to Mr Fusspot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean his swordstick?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean steal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the one who''s dead?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean —?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, trust us, we''ve got a big expensive building?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You put in a hidden portal, did n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You talked to the dog?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think it''s really worth it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think that I will point out to Mr Lipwig that under his nomme de felonie of Albert Spangler he could still be hanged? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think the ringmaster runs the circus, do you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you are clever, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you can do better?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You think?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You understand, Miss Dearheart, that this area is subject to dwarf mining law? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to put us on the golem standard?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You were at the Assassins''School, were n''t you, Cranberry?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You were expecting something more?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You were just flirting to get what you wanted?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You were?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You will?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You would n''t care to tell us what happened to the gold from the bank, would you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You would?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll tell that to his lordship, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Ponder Stibbons, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re allergic to g — this stuff?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re giving in?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to put some more in, are n''t you, Mr King?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to try to talk your way out of this, you shmarmy bashtard? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re lying to your sweet dear sister, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re putting his brain into a … parsnip?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re very good at it, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re with me on this, are you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never put money in a bank?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You, Mr Bent? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''You?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Your chum promised it to me for peaching you, and since you peached yourshelf and shent him to the loony house I reckon you owe me, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Your golems, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Your job, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''Your wonderful plans for paper money are progressing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | ''— and you tell us the secret and, best of all, you live,''Vetinari finished,''and who is going to give you a better offer?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 108''I gather by your sombre tones that you are not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 11 The only real expense was tea and biscuits halfway through, which seldom happened with the Iron Maiden 345''Gone?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 110''The chairman? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 113''Some who believe, those who say … Who are these mysterious people?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 116''This is going to be fun, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 117''Sorry, can we get you a coffee or something?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 13''Are you Thieves''Guild? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 144''Do you really want to know?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 15''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 151''I bet when the first cab was built, no one dared to get into it, eh, sarge?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 156''About two or three hundred, but —''''Opening accounts, you say?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 157''Dear Mr Bent, it is a game, and it''s an old game called"What can we get away with?".'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 160''Five? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 164''What man would that be?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 192 If we build it, wilt thou comest? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 200''Just a shave and a haircut, okay?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 201''Can you get me some old books with pictures of gods and boats and maybe some views of the city too?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 206''All right, what was left behind?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 209''What did … it feel like?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 222''What''s this all about, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 226''Be there or be square?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 232''Did anything about that conversation strike you as normal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 268''Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 272''All of them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 275''You could get it tonight?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 280''Oh, really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 286''You are?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 287''Is Hubert quite … normal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 294''You are joking?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 303''If you had a key, sir, why did you break in?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 306''You talked to Gladys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 307''Well? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 31''What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 317 Pray to the gods to get a big heap of gold? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 326 Now the crowd had evolved a spokesman, who said:''Look, what''s going on? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 327''Are you a bloody fool, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 338''Well, it''d be like sending him to Heaven, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 343''Well, professor, it''s not what you say, it''s the way that you say it, is n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 348''They could do wonderful things for the city, could n''t they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 353''So it is illegal, technically?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 365''Ten tons of gold is a formality, is it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 370 One by one, they sat down.13''If I may continue?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 383''It''s a word?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 392''Historically, golem- makers have learned not to make golems that kill —''''Is that a no?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 399''Do you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 40''How do you validate its claim to be worth a penny?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 402''Have you given any thought to his successor? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 403''The money … will talk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 41''That abomination?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 43''Who would set the value of the dollar?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 52''It is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 57''Ah, and she sees your inner self? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 66''Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 85''Do you always use banking allusions at a time like this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | 99''This is priceless to someone, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A bit embarrassing, I dare say …''But, he reminded himself, an error is worse than a sin, is n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A further question: will they kill?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A man who survives being hanged may have been selected by the gods for a different destiny, as yet unfulfilled? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A mint with outworkers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A practice used only by the heathen Agateans …''''Heathen? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A receipt or something?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A sort of emphasis? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A threat? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A voice behind him said:''Excuse me, I could n''t help noticing … Are you Mr Cribbins, by any chance?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | A woman with a mind like that content to dispense dog food? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | About what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | After all, that''s what it was called, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | After all, the government backed it, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | After quite a lengthy pause, Moist ventured:''It is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ah, yes, he was going to do something about that, was n''t he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | All our problems?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Am I right in thinking that the gentleman doeth not want any entanglementth with the Watch?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Am I the only person who finds this offensive? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | An arsenical compound, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | An urge towards thrift? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | An''now we can sit back like a coupla judges an''be pillows of the community, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And Adora Belle hobbled past him, threw herself at Moist and started beating on his chest, shouting:''How did you get through to them? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And I expect you can read his thoughts because of some mystic bond between dog and man?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And I want to launch the notes tomorrow, you know? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And Lipwig was annoyed?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And Mr Lipwig, you will not leave the city, understood?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And did the Lavishes lavish anything on you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And did you later break into the vault?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And for what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And from nowhere there was Lipwig, and who was he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And gold is the anchor, is it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And he''d said:''Well, yes, is n''t that how?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And how is it that you know so many of them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And is there any chance you could change what he looks like?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And it suits us both, does it not, that Albert Spangler''s passage from this world was … unmemorable?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And it''d be a long, long life, or else —''Is there anything more I can get you, reverend?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And loyal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And might I take this opportunity to congratulate you on disproving a theory currently much in vogue at Unseen University?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And now I am … stuck? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And now will you tell me what all this is about? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And now, all his Hogswatches were about to come at once —''A cup of tea, reverend?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And that causes a national crisis? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the big glass … thing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the business with the ladder? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the man left?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the other matter?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the outworkers will be all right, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the rest?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And the toys?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And then I think I … you know, I think I convinced myself that the gold was all a dream? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And then a voice from below said:''Who''s up there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And then there were others …''Mr Dibbler, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And they''ll let us eat there, will they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And we do n''t pay interest on balances of less than a hundred dollars, correct?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And what about the murder of a man who made rings? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And what are the tongs for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And what had he wanted? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And what happens if he dies?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And what were they here for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And who are you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And who''s asking?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And whoever told you the ringmaster runs the circus? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And why was the elegant black glove on the other hand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And would you agree with that, Miss Dearheart?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And you are …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And you know how deep they were?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And you really feel okay? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And you take orders from him, do you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And you, ahaha, by a process of elimination, will be Miss Dearheart, who remembers the Cabinet of Curiosity?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And, er … the Times? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | And? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Any news about Heretofore?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Any suggestions?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, at that age it should n''t really count as murder, should it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, why should a golem think he''s female? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are You Decent, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you worth more than that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are there fleas down here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are we not rich enough?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you a good judge of character?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you in a hurry? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you insane?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you interested in the theatre at all?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you putting Vetinari in charge of my bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure it does n''t hurt?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure it was n''t there?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you well?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Are you well?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | As it is, you''re fifteen pence ahead, and that''s a good place to be, agreed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | At what, exactly? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Banging out pennies all day?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Besides, why should he think he''s male? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Born a clown?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But I put it to you: could a madman have created a revoluthionary living- brain ecthtractor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But I —''''Will he honour the contract?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But can I trust you if someone holds a knife to your throat?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But did there need to be proof? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But do we want to face the whole world in arms? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But he thought: I did n''t have that many customers, surely? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But he was pursued … Where was your worth and value when you made the numbers dance, Mr Bent? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But he''d been trained as an assassin, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But how much? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But it''s all official, is n''t that right, Mr Bent? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But so what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But what about security?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But you saw it more and more in the city, and if you asked anyone why, they said:''''cos it makes it legal, see?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | But you''re sure it''ll still work as an economic modeller afterwards?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | By the way, do you by any chance have a key to that wardrobe?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t be too careful, can I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t go doubting a chap''s word, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t say fairer''n that, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t turn me nose up at me own manufacture now, can I? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you count?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can I get you anything else?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can I have a kiss? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can I invite you to ride with me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can that ol''rascal I knew all them years ago have forsook the wide and wobbly for the straight an''narrow?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can they make mortar? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can we have a proper celebratory meal tonight? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can we proceed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you come down the stairs and give me a hand?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you get this place cleaned up?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you help them understand what you just shouted?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you make a dagger out of this stuff?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you make up a bed for him down here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you see it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell me why a small dog is running around the building in possession of what I shall call a wind- up clockwork item of an intimate nature?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Can you translate it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Cats are not normally pink in these times, are they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Clothes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Coachmen met most of their thieves out on lonely roads, where the highwaymen seldom bothered to ask sissy questions like''Your money or your life?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Come with me to the Mint, will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Cooking with Brains?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could I thuggetht a change of name?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could anyone have recognized him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could he knock one in without losing his grip on the other? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could it be that easy? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you both just chant a bit while I do the mystic waving, please? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you do anything about this? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you get me that glass of water I asked for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you please sign these?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you press these trousers, please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Could you rustle up something for me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Dark figures lurked …''Dr Hicks, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did he notice? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did he say why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did he tell me his name? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t they ever audit the vaults? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t you see all the coppers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did the editor have the common decency to print a picture of that and put a sparkle in everyone''s day? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did they think the things moved around in the night? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did you get a lot of clipping and sweating?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did you just mean what I thought you said?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did you know it is an established fact that hemlines tend to rise in times of national crisis?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Did you look around outside? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do any of you think this piece of paper could be worth a dollar? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you know how to behave? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you read the papers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think he looks pale, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you understand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do sign where I''ve put the crosses, will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do they shoot first to avoid having to ask questions later? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you have any more questions?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you mean it''s alive?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that is a good idea?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that they will find, for example, that the entirety of the Post Office Pension Fund has gone missing? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that''s the action of a sane man? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you think, in short, that I will explain to him how easily I can bring a man so low that his former friends will have to kneel down to spit on him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you trust them? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to fetch a hammer?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Does Vetinari know you''re planning this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Does he think he''s Vetinari? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Does he use glue, or what? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Drumknott, do take everyone through the figures again, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Er … have you ever seen that man before?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Er … was there something special you wanted?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Er, have n''t I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Er, there is going to be three gentlemen downstairs asking after you …''''When?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Even had horse golems, did you know that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Even the recollection made his spine tingle … Was this the time? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Everyone does it, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Everyone got that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Exorbit Clamp …''Moist hesitated, but at this time of the night, why argue? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Fair enough?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Fair''s fair?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | First Urchin:''Why ai n''t Ankh- Morpork like a desert island?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Flead added:''''''Have you, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | For being a notorious banker? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | For murder? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Forgive me if my pleasures are a little more cerebal, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Get the coach out, will you, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Good, though, are n''t they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Got your spell book?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Great big clay men who are utterly trustworthy and do n''t have anything to declare in the trouser department? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ha, I''d be a damn fool to design a spell to work on myself, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Hahahaha?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Has he been a good boy, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Has something died?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Has the bottom dropped out of the dog- muck business? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Has the gold gone or not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Have you brought them back?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen these golems?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He added:''But I think it is time for their tea break?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He cleared his throat and said:''For what I can get free? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He could have said something like:''You see? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He has to live above the shop, as it were?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He pulled the not- really- a- necromancer into the shelter of a doorway and said:''Do you trust your students?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He replayed that line in his head and added:''That would make a good strapline on page one, do n''t you think? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He told you the secret of getting through to the golems, did n''t he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He was coming in with it, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He was the damn boss, was n''t he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He would n''t be able to come back at all?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He''d been just like Vetinari out there, had n''t he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He''d bought it — why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | He''s not in trouble, is he?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | His hand hovered …''Apropos of nothing, how old is Mr Creaser?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Hold on, this was n''t the suite, was it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Honestly, why are you all so dense? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How about that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How are you finding the lockpicks, by the way?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How are you with the word …"leek"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How can anyone enjoy it, you fool?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How can you expect me to come up with a new fiscal initiative by teatime?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How could I do that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How d''you get away with that, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How did Vetinari do it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How did he turn up out of nowhere and immediately get one of the highest jobs in —''''What the hell is that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How did you make them understand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How do you do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel, in yourself?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How does she do it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How had the man arranged it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How high do they go?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How in the world has it taken you so long to find the financial sector?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How is Miss Dearheart?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How many fingerth am I holding up?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How many nights in the arms of beautiful women were worth a sack of gold? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How might he be understood? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How much are they worth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How much is Ankh- Morpork worth? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How often do you see that happening? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How would she tell? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | How''d the kid done it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Hubert''s face remained locked in a mask of terror, so Vetinari, in a kinder tone, added:''Do you want some time to think about that last question?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I believe you wanted to sell it to the dwarfs?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I did something funny?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t have to account for them, do I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know if you remember? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know, what with one thing and another you ca n''t call your door your own these days …''''What were your sins?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t think that anyone here would argue that the Post Office is now a veritable jewel of the city? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I got off the coach this morning, remember?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I have lodged affidavits … Him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I have to do what I''m told for the rest of my life?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I know I think best when I''m under pressure, but what exactly did I mean? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I know a winner when I sees one, and I know you''ve got something up your sleeves, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I know it''s fashionable, but I mean … well, do n''t you think it''s odd?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I mean, can it be in the ground and in the Cabinet at the same time?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I mean, the gold still exists, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I showed you my attempt, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I smell a lad who''s done a thing or two in his time, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I trust your job is not getting on top of you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I wonder … Am I really a bastard or am I just really good at thinking like one? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I''ll have it sent along to the small boardroom, shall I?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I''ll send a cab at half past seven, all right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | I''m sure you can keep a secret, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | If I had no legs, would you try to make me run? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | If I was to go to Vetinari, then, I''d be a bit shilly, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | If they answered the question''What is your name?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | If, perhaps, you could push them back a hundred yards or so?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | In the morning, you are going to design the first proper one- dollar banknote, understand?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | In your opinion, would they attack another city?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | In yourself?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Inhumanly good, perhaps …''No holidays?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Instead Hicks said:''Do you know ancient languages?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is he with us today?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is it Toytown? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is it all about the gleam? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is it not said that the last shall be first and the first shall be last?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is it possible to give them an order which can not be countermanded by another person?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is it some kind of duplex magical power I have, he wondered, that lets old ladies see right through me but like what they see? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it a replica of yours?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that just wonderful?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that right, Mr Fusspot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t the fornication wonderful?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is something wrong? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is that true?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you assumed, Drumknott?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is there some problem?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is there still something wrong with your hand?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is this exciting, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Is this the man who went haywire after making a simple mistake?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It had been the cheery of the word''pal''as in''You lookin''at me, pal?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It had to be a warning shot, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It relaxed when the young man said:''You''ll be here later, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was a hard bargain, but hard on whom? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was all about the city, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was all in the mind: the night guards started guarding when everyone had gone home, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t as if there was no gold at all, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t you, was it, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It was put on by the Dolly Sisters Players?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It''s all been sorted out, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It''s been outlawed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It''s like a witch''s wax doll and I''ve got all the pins?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It''s not worth the trouble, maybe, for a twenty- pence stamp, but if you want, say, a ten- dollar note …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | It''s our gold, is n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ith that a problem?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Just a little grace note, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Just blow it out and put it in the in- tray, will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Just do n''t … hurt him, okay?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Just in case? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Just one escort? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Keep it in a box when it''s bright outside, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Killing a lap- dog? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Leave the bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Let me see, now, what was the other thing? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Let''s get the Foot, then, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Let''s get to the Mint, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Let''s spend a damn dollar, then, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Let''s start with the gold, shall we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Life has lost its flavour, has it not?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Like Moist confronted by an open notebook, she triumphantly plunged on without a care:''We ca n''t steal what already belongs to us, can we? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Lipwig goin''to be found lyin''in chalk by Sunday?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Locked up down there in the cellar?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Look, is there somewhere we can go and talk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Look, is this relevant?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Maybe he''s made something he should n''t? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Me?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Moist gave this some thought and then said, very carefully:''What will happen to me if I say yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Moist thought frantically, but the best he could come up with was:''Was it a well- attended hanging?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Moist waited to see if anything more was forthcoming, and then prompted:''Why, exactly?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | No one has ever bothered you so far, have they?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | No wild dreams?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | No, this was n''t supposed to happen, was it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Not you, Mr Bent?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Nothing to make us cheer? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Notice how they keep jinking all the time, just like the real thing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Now for the professor …''Tell me, professor, do you enjoy being dead?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Now what, Mr Death?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Now, Mr Drumknott, if you please?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Now, are you really saying that I can now change the economic life of the city by adjusting the Glooper? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Now? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Of course you will come and see me again tomorrow? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Of something the animal was n''t so attached to? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Oh dear, what is that stain on the ceiling? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Oh, he''d done higher values too, but what kind of person takes all that trouble for half a penny? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Oh, there had been a mother''s love and a father''s arms, the one chilly, the other too late, but where had they got him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Oh, will you look at that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Okay, I robbed a couple of banks, well, defrauded, really, but only because they made it so easy —''''Gave it back?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Okay, I stole it in the first place, but giving it back counts for something, does n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Okay, but what could Cribbins prove? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | On the second floor? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | One kiss, one answer?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | One quarter of a farthing? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | One story tells us that upon the death of all the humans, the golems walked into the sea …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or because a bit of spare cloth was still attached? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or do you want to go back to the place where they''ve never heard of pole- dancing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or should I say … Mr Spangler?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or some of that bowel- lacerating grain and nut concoction you favour so much?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or vice versa?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Or, perhaps, the carefully constructed inner self you keep around for people to find? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Out of interest, how much weight would you say a golem can carry?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Owlswick hesitated, and then said:''You mean there''s people who commit suicide professionally?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | People like you …''She paused and went on:''… people like us always keep at least one inner self for inquisitive visitors, do n''t we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you will drop in to see me tomorrow, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you''d agree that the golden hat was a mistake?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Possibly, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Pourquoi est- ce que je suis hardiment ri sous cape a part les dieux?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Pray? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Probably best not to know …''''What were the sins you committed in order to become the Chair of Indefinite Studies?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Probably dug up on the site of Um, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Probity? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Problems?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Professor Flead, have you been able to give them any instructions at all?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ready, then? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Real Splot?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Red leather? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Remember the gold- ish chain? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Revenge? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | See Flask Nine beginning to fill? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | See that Miss Dearheart is escorted safely home, will you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | See the gold suit? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | See the mattress getting fuller, or perhaps I should say … thicker?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | See? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Send a short clacks to our man there, will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Seven pies in the air at once and a four- man ladder tie? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go in?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | She sprang up again, for an encore:''And what do you intend to do about this unforgivable situation? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Should that be happening at this time of night?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Should the man come in again, could you please follow him and try to find out where he is staying?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Signed across a stamp … Where had that come from? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Silence? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Since we invented them, how should it be otherwise? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Since you so far have managed to turn in one- third of an essay between you all, I would say that is a bargain, would n''t you, Barnsforth?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So a fresh egg technically does the trick, but whatever happened to style? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So it does n''t look as if we need the gold cluttering up the place, do we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So the Lipwig fellow thought he controlled the bank, did he? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So we can go back to the suite?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So we should keep them safe, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what are you risking?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what got Cranberry? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what if Father put the wretched gold to better use? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what if he had a big fat bag? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what is our motive?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So what would happen now? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So why not go out in the street and spend it right now? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So … why not one last trick? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So, Mr Lipwig, now that you have your golems, what else do you intend to do with them?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | So? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Some urgent whispering passed to and fro, and then Flead said:''You mean it''s … smutty?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Someone from the bank, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Someone really needs my little toy, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Students, eh? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Surely a little bit of conquest would be in order?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Talking of trust, who are these lads holding the blanket?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Tea?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That last bit was wrong, was n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That was a silver lining, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That was n''t so hard, was it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That would have been a threat twenty years ago, but today? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That would have re- started the stampede, but the ostler said, in a suspicious voice:''Here, say the word"guv", will you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That''ll smooth out the lumps in the mattresses, wo n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That''s a bit downmarket for a Lavish, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That''s a bit''— Moist stopped and chose from a number of options —''low rent, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | That''s why —''He hesitated, and thought: why not? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The Watch had n''t come knocking yet, had they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The bank was old, and old buildings have all sorts of crannies, and Mr Bent had been here for —''How long has he been here?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The battalion of beggars? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The blade, though, is grey and looks —''''Grey?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The brass was rather tarnished, the red velvet curtains frayed and a little bald in places, the marble floor was only erratically shiny —''What?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The buildings, the streets, the people, the skills, the art in the galleries, the guilds, the laws, the libraries … Billions? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The correct answer is: how can a golem be a"he"?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The diamond collar? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The foundation of all that''s worthy?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The innocent numbers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The letters went in the slots, okay? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The line of cabs that are n''t interested in passengers? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The man was always one jump ahead, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The money could go in the slot where the Bad Penny is —''''Are you really thinking about money boxes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The money that does n''t need gold? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The one thing you can depend on, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The place was locked up tight, was n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The slate is clean, is n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The tight boots had been, well, funny, but surely a finger should n''t look that colour? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | The two of you have made the international situation very … interesting —''''Sorry, why is it me that''s holding this sword?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Then she remembered that she was Ruined, and so there was n''t much point, was there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Then someone called out:''Are you going to make us all rich, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Then someone raised his hand and said:''That''s a lot to pay just to have you stick our money in your cellar, is n''t it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | There is one, is there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | There was something about the way he said it … 394''Did an angel call him?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | There, that was n''t too hard, was it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | They were in the queue, were n''t they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | They were n''t sure what to call the place?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | They were — What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | They''re not minutes, are they? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | They''re saying that everything in the whole wretched universe is technically indefinable, but what am I supposed to do about it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Think you can make something of it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | This is a difficult ritual but if you assist me you''ll be Doctors of Post- Mortem Communications by the end of term, understand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | This is a sort of equation, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | This is a ward for such people, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | This must be some kind of con, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | To pick it up after it''s dropped through my hand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Up until now, that is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari has a dog?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Waiting for what?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was he a tool of Vetinari? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was he carrying any large and heavy bags? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it because of anything that could be called worth? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it because of trust? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it done by a bunch of jolly decent chaps who''d poke their heads into some other chaps''vault and sign it off quickly so''s not to miss lunch? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it grown up? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it only real if they read about it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was it sensible? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was that not so, Cranberry?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was there a huge squid in the corridor?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Was there any other field where flaws made things worth more? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | We are going to insorcize Flead, understand? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | We could shave those numbers, could n''t we?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | We would not do so if the ruler was the kind of man who would kill elderly ladies, do you understand?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | We''re men of the world —''''— you and I, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Well, acceptably grubby, yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Well, there''s so many, are n''t there? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Well, was n''t it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What are we, magpies? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What are you getting at?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What are you talking about? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What are you talking about?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What can you buy with that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What could anyone make of that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What could he hope to achieve against that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What could he''obtain''that the boss would pay him another five thousand for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What demands are you going to make?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What did you do?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What did you need to back the currency? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do they call those fishes that swim alongside sharks, making themselves useful so they do n''t get eaten? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you do about security?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you expect it to become?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you say?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What do you want?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What does it need to make it worth ten thousand dollars? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What does she see in you, Mr Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What else was a father for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What exchange rate are we discussing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What for? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What fun?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What guarantees the savings that those people are thrusting over our counter?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What had he done?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What had it been? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What harm can it do to find out? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What has he got in his —?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What has this got to do with anything?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What he did not say, but which passed between them on the ether, was: you''re an Igor, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is 15.3 per cent of 59.66? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is Vetinari playing at? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is a coin compared to the hand that holds it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is it that you want?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is she talking about? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is the worth of a gold coin compared to the dexterity of the hand that holds it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is this?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What is your first name, Cranberry?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a man goes to the trouble of forging a ha''penny stamp? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What kind of dog biscuit?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What kind of girls do they get?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What next? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What now? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What really happened? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are we going to do? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What to do, what to do? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What was the man doing? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What was the secret that kept the man so powerful and unscathed? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What was this? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What wath it you wanted?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What we are doing here goes beyond mundane definitions of right and wrong, does it not? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What will they be wearing?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What would I have done if I was Vetinari and found my prison was about to be a laughing stock? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What would make you think there''s something wrong?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What would these golems spend it on? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s going to happen to these things?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s one little miracle compared to that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s that all about? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s that got to do with anything?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s that got to do with it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What''s the name of that god with the three- pronged fork? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What, his family? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When can I have my money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When had that ever worked? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When he told them this, people would say:''… and?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When the door had shut behind them, Vetinari went on:''You have looked round the bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When they were walking up the main stairs Moist said:''What relation is Hubert to the current chairman?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When was that?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | When would you like him to decide that, sir?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where did it spring from? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where did the gold dance off to, Mr Bent? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where had that come from? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where would a man like that hide? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where would the little man run to? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where would we find true worth? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the sense in that? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the value? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Where?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Which city would you like me to test them on, my lord?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who are you, and what have you done with the real Moist von Lipwig?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who benefits?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what he wrote down in his books?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who cares where it is?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who could break in? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who do you think did it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who does he work for now?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who is Lady Deirdre Waggon?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who is responsible for this corpus? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who is this mad woman? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who let her in? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who made up these things, anyway? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who runs the circus?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who was he yelling at, the lad who''d made a mistake? … or did n''t make it, I mean.'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who was that man behind him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who would know that"pysdxes"are ancient Ephebian carved- bone needle- holders?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who would think of looking for me in this room of poor, sad madmen?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Who''d bank in a wooden hut? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why are they all here? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why are you cutting out the other shareholders?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why are you still wearing that glove?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t he let me have it made bigger? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why do we have one queue in front of each clerk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why do you think something is wrong? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why does Mrs Lavish have two crossbows on her desk?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why had Cosmo believed him? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why have n''t you offered him money?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why not do a good deed and get him to the hospital?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why not go on the silver standard? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why not just, well, make the dollars out of gold? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why should I bequeath to you knowledge it took me a century to acquire?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why should I? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why temples? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why the hell would he want to break into his own Post Office?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why was a picture of myself stolen from the Royal Art Gallery last month? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why would he give up all thith for a mere fathility with a penthil?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Would Mr Lipstick like to see it in operation?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Would Vetinari throw him to the wolves? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Would anyone give me a dollar for it?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Would she remember? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Would you buy a suit just because one arm was shorter than the other? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Ye gods, he wondered, is he that old? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You always find a way, right?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You are Lord Vetinari, are n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You are the only one who knows the secret of the golems, yes?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You broke the law for a living?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You can do that, ca n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t believe it, do you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t even need shovels —''''You''re not going to tell me they built fifty- foot- high killer golems, are you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t get it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t want to disappoint them, do you? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You found four golems, right? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You have talked about other denominations …?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You know those leather- bound tomes you have on the wall behind your desk to impress your clients? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You know … jogging along, doing their best?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You know, of course, that I have plans?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You know, the one that''ll grow into a cabbage if you plant it? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You may be aware, Mr Slant, of the ancient principle Quia Ego Sic Dico? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You may have read my book? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You mean all those expensive- sounding things are n''t vital?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You might give money to a beggar but you would n''t lend it to him, eh?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You should have thought: what did it look like with staff running out of the bank? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You think I do n''t know what I''ve made? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You think I will express to the world my horror at how the wretch Lipwig escaped the hangman''s noose with the aid of persons unknown? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You think the head goes off 288 thinking: at least he did n''t eat me? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You''re doin''well for yourself, ai n''t you?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You''re the sort that gives criminals a bad name —"course, sir, you''re wonderin'', can the leopard change his shorts? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You''ve been reading a new book? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You''ve just been put off by the old joke, that''s all''''What old joke?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You, who have never struck another man? |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | You, who''ve never made a mistake?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | Your conclusions?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | he said, waggling his eyebrows as if to indicate that the joys of minced collops were a secret known only to a few.6''You''ve still got more?'' |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | perhaps, or"Why not save me for a rainy day?" |
Making Money - Terry Pratchett | said Moist, bewildered at suddenly having to play''What''s My Depth?''. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | - “ Excuse me, sir? ” “ Ook? ” “ First, we need to get into the library — ” “ First, ” said Vimes, “ someone can lend me a helmet. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | - “ Excuse me, sir? ” “ Ook? ” “ First, we need to get into the library — ” “ First, ” said Vimes, “ someone can lend me a helmet. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” It was a deep, hoarse voice, a kind of whisper wit? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ How did he hint? ” Colon took a step back. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ In what way? ” “ Well, you could put me in the way of a pound of steak. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ It ’s human? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Me? ” said an unwary dwarf. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ No magic, sergeant. ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Guard of honour all sorted out? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Noticed what? ” “ Well. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Sir? ” “ You will cease any investigations connected with this theft from the Assassins ’ Guild. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Who did you sell the weapons to? ” “ That ’s a slander, that is! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | . ” “ Yes? ” “ I reckon it ’s OK for you to take ‘ em. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ? ” Detritus looked panicky. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ? ” “ He lose weight? ” “ He was carrying something, and he left it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ? ” “ Really, sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A bunch of — ” “ I ’m sorry? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ One infraction, however, and the badge is mine. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A fine weapon to take into the afterlife, I do n’t think! ” IS THAT SOME KIND OF BURIAL CUSTOM? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A htick, oo oint, ik koes ANG! ” “ You point it and it goes bang? ” “ Egg! ” Vimes scratched his head. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A pack of strays? ” “ Shsssh! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A sixteen, an eight, a four, a one! ” “ Remember what I said about dividing by eight- and- two? ” Longer pause. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A spy, perhaps? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A suspicious voice said: “ Yes? ” “ Corporal Carrot, city militia. ” “ Never heard of it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A sword from a stone? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A two- thirtytwo, and eight, and a one! ” “ See? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | A very fat man said, “ Huh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ACTING- CONSTABLE CUDDY? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Acting- Constable Cuddy? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Acting- Constable Detritus! ” “ Sir? ” “ Volunteer him. ” “ I never done nuffin. ” “ You ca n’t do that! ” shouted the dwarf. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | After all, what could he say? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | After all, what did a clown have that was worth stealing? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Aks ot I ed. ” A firework stick? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | All right? ” Carrot picked one up, but with considerable reluctance. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | All? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Always on the alert for the criminal mind, eh? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Am I? ” “ About the recruits, sarge. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And I ’m setting the fee at ten thousand dollars – I shall pay it personally, you understand? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And ask one of the loonies to tell you what he makes of it. ” “ Where ’s the Alchemists ’ Guild, sergeant? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And give me your sword. ” “ What? ” “ I think you heard me, captain. ” “ Look, it ’s me, Quirke. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And he ’d repaired you! ” You expect gratitude? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s always sharp. ” “ So? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And now they ’ve lost it. ” “ They did n’t destroy it? ” “ Apparently not, the fools. ” And nor did you. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And supposing I say no? ” There was another of those long, long pauses, wherein may be seen the possibilities of several different futures. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And then he came back through this hole? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And then he went and exploded that dragon? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And then the Guild is going to be searched from top to bottom, do you understand? ” “ What for, doctor? ” said a junior lecturer in poisons. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And then the Guild is going to be searched from top to bottom, do you understand? ” “ What for, doctor? ” said a junior lecturer in poisons. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And then what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And they ’re dead. ” “ The Assassins have found him, then? ” “ No. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And visitors say: how does such a big city exist? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And what could occupy you? ” “ Someone has killed Mr Hammerhock, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And what happens now? ” Vimes grinned. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And when, pray, will you know? ” “ Tomorrow. ” The dwarf hesitated. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And will you look at that? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And you know what he said? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And — “ Detritus? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | And? ” “ Well. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Another kettle as well? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Any other way? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyone remember Homicidal Lord Winder? ” “ Deranged Lord Harmoni, ” said Lord Monflathers. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyone tell me what it was? ” They shook their heads. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, how come you know so much about all this stuff? ” “ Milit’ry service. ” “ Really, Nobby? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, how come you know so much about all this stuff? ” “ Milit’ry service. ” “ Really, Nobby? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it ’s not your problem, sir. ” “ It is n’t? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, there is n’t that much choice, is there? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Are there likely to be baggy trousers? ” NO. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Are you a dwarf? ” Cuddy gave him a blank stare. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Are you clear about this? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Are you mad? ” “ No, sir, but I ’m choosing to believe that you are. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Assassins killing without being paid? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Axe? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Bags of krisma. ” “ Krisma? ” “ Bags of it. ” The jolting had stopped. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Be under arrest, will you? ” But Cruces would n’t let go. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Bearhugger ’s? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Biscuit? ” “ Dismantling a person is sometimes necessary, ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Blimey, you really messed that up, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Bloke leaves work, hands in his badge and hourglass and bell, and what ’d we get him? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Boffo was on gate duty and he distinctly remembers him going out. ” “ He knows it was him? ” Dr Whiteface looked blank. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Brother Grineldi did the old heel- and- toe trick and tipped the urn down — ” “ I mean, why did Beano die? ” “ Um. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But I had to see the eggs to be sure. ” “ You saying another clown killed him? ” said Boffo belligerently. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But I will not command the Watch, if that ’s what you mean. ” “ Why not? ” “ Because I could command the Watch. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But a genius, too. ” “ Was he an alchemist? ” Write this down, write this down. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But he took the axe and cursed them all and did it. ” “ What king was it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But his second- in- command – is he a good man too? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But if Dr Whiteface starts getting difficult, we ’re to come away, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But if it was a museum, why was there a mirror there? ” “ Please, sir? ” “ Who said that? ” “ Down here, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But if it was a museum, why was there a mirror there? ” “ Please, sir? ” “ Who said that? ” “ Down here, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But if it was a museum, why was there a mirror there? ” “ Please, sir? ” “ Who said that? ” “ Down here, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But it is his job. ” “ Really? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But it was there, waiting for him — “ Samuel Vimes, what ’s going on? ” Lady Ramkin shut the dining- room door behind her. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But let ’s be quick about it. ” Wolfbane? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But that was n’t human nature, was it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But there ’s been a Beggars ’ Guild for centuries. ” “ Really? ” said Angua, weakly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But there ’s hardly more’n a few feet of water in the river. ” “ You flood the city just to put out fires? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But we ’re going to need another because of the new arrangements. ” “ I ’m sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But what will he do next day? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | But — ” “ So if you could perhaps run along and tell Dr White- face we ’re here with an iron ball with spi — What am I saying? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | CAN WE START AGAIN? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | CUMBERBATCH! ” “ Did n’t you used to be town crier? ” “ THAT ’S RIGHT! ” “ Right. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t complain about that, eh? ” “ Ai n’t gon na be inna Watch, ” said Bauxite again, but uncertainty modulated his tone. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t have coppers running around upsetting things, can we? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you remember the men your forefathers were? ” He strode rapidly around the table, so that they had to turn to watch him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can I help you? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can I help you? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can you find the way out in this stuff? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can you read it, then? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell me what evidence you have against the prisoner Coalface? ” “ That damn troll? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell me what evidence you have against the prisoner Coalface? ” “ That damn troll? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Can you? ” “ No, I tell you to read it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Captain, I want the sergeant to go out there and tell people we ’ve got the killer. ” “ What? ” “ His name is Edward d’Eath. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” Vimes blinked, to drive away suspicions that clamoured for consideration. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” “ Ee cuns uk ere um- imes an awks oo ugg. ” “ Uz ee? ” “ Egg. ” “ Did someone else come up here? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” “ Ee cuns uk ere um- imes an awks oo ugg. ” “ Uz ee? ” “ Egg. ” “ Did someone else come up here? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? ” “ Ee cuns uk ere um- imes an awks oo ugg. ” “ Uz ee? ” “ Egg. ” “ Did someone else come up here? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Chase where? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Could anyone have invented the gonne? ” “ No, ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Could you tell me what has been happening, please? ” He was aware of other senior Assassins entering the courtyard through the hole in the wall. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Cross your claws? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Decisiveness, yes? ” “ Yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Detritus is looking forward to breaking them in. ” “ Including undead? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did Beano have any friends among the Assassins? ” “ Well. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did I ask for it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did I mention that Dr Cruces came to see me this morning? ” “ No, sir. ” “ He was very. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did it look wrong to you? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t I say? ” “ No! ” “ I ’m pretty sure I did, you know. ” “ You did n’t! ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did you go to see Havelock? ” Vimes nodded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Did you take the, er, oath when you joined us, Carrot? ” “ Oh, yes, sarge. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Ding- ding a- ding- ding — “ What the hell ’s that? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Din’t you learn nuffm? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you care for her? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a trolley? ” “ And do you happen to know what it is they say about dwarfs? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you have a trolley? ” “ And do you happen to know what it is they say about dwarfs? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what “ policeman ” means? ” Angua shrugged. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you know where the word “ policeman ” comes from? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does a dragon explode in the woods? ” The Patrician steepled his ringers and looked at Carrot over the top of them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does he understand? ” “ Yes, Dr Whiteface, ” mumbled Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t that mean anything to you? ”. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t the bloody man ever get his head down? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does that help? ” THAT IS NOT UP TO ME. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Does that mean n- othing? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Dogs? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Dr Whiteface? ” “ I suppose there ’s no harm, ” said Dr Whiteface. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Especially on the safety catch. ” “ What are a safety catch? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows trolls ca n’t even count up to four!”[11] “ Eater of rats! ” “ How many fingers am I holding up? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Everyone thinks in their own ways. ” “ You found the murderer ’s face in there? ” “ Yes. ” Carrot opened his hand. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a boiled sweet, Nobby? ” “ Do n’t mind if I do, Fred. ” “ Give one to the little dog, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Fate has thrown us together, style of fing. ” “ Go away. ” “ Sorry? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Finally, one of them said, “ What dis, then? ” “ He a man of the Watch, same as me, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | For official purposes? ” The armourer looked unable to cope with this. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | For when we ’re off duty? ” The Patrician blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Four more dwarfs, yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | From Elm Street? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Gaspode? ” “ What? ” “ You can open your eyes now. ” Gaspode blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Gaspode? ” “ What? ” “ You can open your eyes now. ” Gaspode blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Get someone to hold you up? ” They walked into the door of the Alchemists ’ Guild. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Got a light? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Got someone to read it to you? ” “ How come you read notice? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Got someone to read it to you? ” “ How come you read notice? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Had your husband any enemies? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Have they? ” “ Yes, sarge. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Have you considered that? ” “ Like a fish needs a. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever eaten dwarf bread? ” “ No. ” “ Everyone should try it once, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Have you got a handkerchief? ” Vimes panicked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Have you taken the King ’s Shilling? ” he inquired of one. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He could trot around a corner, chuck the gonne over a wall, and who ’d know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He says where ’s my authority? ” Nobby leered at the guards. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He started to reach down — “ What is the meaning of this? ” Vimes straightened up. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He tinkered, if you know what I mean? ” “ No, sir. ” “ He painted a bit, and messed about with mechanisms. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He was mad, but he was right. ” “ About what, Dr Cruces? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He was n’t an expert but, hells, who was? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He was very pleased about that. ” “ He ca n’t even afford boots? ” “ I do n’t think so. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He wo n’t thank you, you know. ” “ Who wo n’t? ” “ Your young man. ” Angua stopped so suddenly that Gaspode ran into her. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He ’d said to Vimes one day, while they were proceeding along the Street of Small Gods: Do you know where ‘ policeman ’ comes from, sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a bit gaga, but she insisted. ” “ And the best man? ” “ What? ” “ The best man. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a bit gaga, but she insisted. ” “ And the best man? ” “ What? ” “ The best man. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He ’s almost as good with poisons as old Cruces. ” “ Do I need to know that? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | He ’s not my young man! ” “ Yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Hello, Mrs Poppley. ” “ Ai n’t you heard? ” said the flustered man. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Hey, Sendivoge, you remember Leonard and his lightning lemons? ” Sendivoge made little circular motions alongside his head with one finger. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Home? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Honest like a corkscrew. ” “ Even so, a good man as king — ” “ Yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Hooray! ” “ What? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How are you, Sam? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How can it be stale? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How come it, against all probability, works? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How come you read the notice about joining the Watch, anyway? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How could a city run properly with someone like that, poking around? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How did people not notice it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How did you know? ” “ How did we know wh — “ Carrot began, but Angua nudged him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How do you spell “ eventuality ”? ” “ I do n’t. ” “ OK. ” Carrot still did n’t look around. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How is it you can never tell him anything he does n’t know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How long, would you say? ” “ About 5 ’ 9 ”, I ’d say. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How long’d it been boiling? ” “ What ’s today ’s date? ” said Harga, cleaning a glass. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How long’d it been boiling? ” “ What ’s today ’s date? ” said Harga, cleaning a glass. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How many bricks in that pile? ” Pause. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How many men based per Watch House? ” “ I thought ten, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How many people work here? ” “ Just me — ” Nobby pointed at the trolls. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How much time, approximately? ” “ Approximately? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How much time, approximately? ” “ Approximately? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How the hell does he do it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How very interesting! ” “ What do you mean? ” More ice cascaded off Detritus as he rubbed his head. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | How? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I bet it does. ” “ Are you often on gate duty, Boffo? ” said Carrot pleasantly, as they strolled through the Fools ’ Guild. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I called out to him when he was going through the gates and — ” “ How do you mean, odd? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I could count them all. ” “ What did they equal? ” “ Dunno. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I got the Power. ” “ What power? ” “ Never you mind. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I have always paid careful attention to your remarks on the subject. ” “ So what did you observe? ” “ Someone’d smashed a mirror. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I know because the gate rota — ” “ Yesterday morning? ” “ That ’s what I said, mister. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I looked it up. ” “ Would he accept? ” “ Is the High Priest an Offlian? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I looked it up. ” “ Would he accept? ” “ Is the High Priest an Offlian? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I mean, a comb? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I mean, opening those old Watch Houses? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what can I offer you except rats and a choice of fleas? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I mean, who do we think we ’re fooling? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I mean, without an appointment to see him? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I must ask you as good citizens of Ankh- Morpork — ” “ — yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I only have to Change when I ’m in the moonlight. ” “ Get away? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I said, it was an accident? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I saw it all. ” “ All what? ” “ Just all of it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I suppose you ’ll say this armed mob is your authority, eh? ” Carrot looked shocked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I think he was looking for it. ” “ What ’s important about it? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I think it might belong to Beano ’s little friend. ” “ In the Assassins ’ Guild? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I thought, oh- ho, what ’s one of them doing in the Watch, eh? ” Angua waved a finger wildly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I told him: Leonard, I said, what are wizards for, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why? ” “ I. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’d be naked! ” “ Well, you ’re naked now, ai n’t you? ” “ But I ’m a wolf! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’d give a hundred dollars to know what it said. ” “ Why, captain? ” said Corporal Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’m a dog, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’m a dwarf, too, but the dwarfs here do n’t believe it. ” “ You do n’t say? ” said Angua, looking up at him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’m still not with you. ” “ You must have seen some of the other guests? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | I ’m under arrest? ” “ Only if you do n’t come with us. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | If you wo n’t believe your own ears, whose ears will you believe? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | In b- andit country? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | In case anything happens? ” “ Do you mean in case anything happens up here? ” said Angua, tartly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | In case anything happens? ” “ Do you mean in case anything happens up here? ” said Angua, tartly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | In the Watch? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | In this town? ” “ Only the rightful king could do it, see, ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is he bothering you now? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is it a clown thing? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is it, though? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t it ob- vious? ” “ Oh, come now — ” Edward d’Eath pulled a leather case towards him and began undoing the thongs. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that so, Boffo? ” The clown was staring at him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t that so, captain? ” Captain Samuel Vimes stared glassily at a point somewhere to the left and just above the speaker ’s left ear. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is n’t there a room somewhere with a black dressing gown hanging on the door? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is that any use to a dog? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is that you? ” “ Yeff, ” said Gaspode, his mouth full. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything missing? ” “ Hard to say, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It comes naturally to us. ” “ All right, but why him singing? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It is important not to confuse the two, is n’t it, Mr —? ” He raised his eyebrows. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It is n’t here. ” “ What? ” “ Anything that ’s missing, sir, ” said Carrot conscientiously. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It said, “ Woof? ” It took Edward d’Eath five months to find what he was looking for. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It was very risky. ” “ Carrot? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll end up just like it did in Pseudopolis and Quirm and — “ Angua? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s Captain Vimes. ” “ What ’s happened to him? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a new life. ” “ A civilian? ” Vimes rubbed his forehead. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a troll! ” “ Yes? ” Quirke looked around. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all in the nose, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s all rotten anyway. ” “ What is, captain? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the best job there is. ” “ Really? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the rat diet, see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s the sword! ” “ Really? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s you that ’d be the fool if you resist arrest. ” “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | It ’s your lucky day. ” “ Why is it his lucky day? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Joey, was n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Juggling? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just circumstantial evidence. ” “ Why has n’t he got his sword? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just now? ” “ Egg- ‘ “ Did you see who it was? ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just now? ” “ Egg- ‘ “ Did you see who it was? ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just take this piece of paper to the Alchemists ’ Guild, all right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just us? ” “ Um. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just us? ” “ Us? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Just us? ” “ Us? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Kings? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Here! ” “ Where? ” “ In front of you, sergeant. ” Colon looked down and took a step back. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Here! ” “ Where? ” “ In front of you, sergeant. ” Colon looked down and took a step back. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Larst time it happened, I ended up savin ’ the world from horrible wossnames from the Dungeon Dimensions, and did anyone say fanks? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Late? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Leave it to me. ” “ How? ” “ Er. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s follow the footprints back out. ” “ Supposing it gone when we come back? ” said Detritus, lumbering to his feet. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Lightning lemons? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Look at these paws, hey? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Look, I do n’t want us to kill anyone, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Look, he ’s had a whole bottle! ” “ What is it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Look, like this “ Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold ”? ” “ Gold, Gold, Gold, Gold — ” “ No! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Make sure someone ’s up on the Tower of Art as well — ” “ Sir? ” “ Yes, sergeant? ” “ We ’ve been talking. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Make sure someone ’s up on the Tower of Art as well — ” “ Sir? ” “ Yes, sergeant? ” “ We ’ve been talking. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Make themselves look big, you know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | May I make you some tea? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | May I suggest you step back, sire? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | May I, please, may I draw your a- ttention to the small wedding ring in the b- ottom left- hand corner of the page? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Meeting ’s over, see? ” “ Come on, then. ” They sauntered into an alley and, when they were sure they had n’t been noticed, ran like hell. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Milk? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Millennium hand and shrimp? ” “ Yes, that ’s right — ” “ Foul Ole Ron. ” Carrot sighed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Mixed grill night, see? ” Gaspode sighed at Angua ’s blank expression. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Mr Cut- Me- Own- Throat Dibbler, sir? ” “ He ’s not a criminal. ” “ You have eaten one of his pies, sir? ” “ I mean. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Mr Cut- Me- Own- Throat Dibbler, sir? ” “ He ’s not a criminal. ” “ You have eaten one of his pies, sir? ” “ I mean. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Mr d’Eath, is n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | My axe? ” Cuddy looked down. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Need? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Never think twice before grabbing a thread of the fabric of reality and giving it a pull. ” “ Shocking. ” “ The alchemists? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | No sense in risking trouble, is there? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | No wonder he never has any money! ” “ What d’you mean? ” “ He spends it on women! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | No- one notices, see? ” “ You mean he ’s still in there? ” “ How do I know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | No- one notices, see? ” “ You mean he ’s still in there? ” “ How do I know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | No- one notices, see? ” “ You mean he ’s still in there? ” “ How do I know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Nobby? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Not Mrs Cake ’s? ” “ Yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Not many people know that. ” “ Is that so? ” “ People think it ’d be the Fools or the Assassins. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Not my badge. ” Why not? ” “ Um. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Not quite himself — ” “ This was yesterday? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Not unless you ’ve got a special talent. ” “ Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Now how many fingers am I holding up? ” “ Two. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Now then, what was it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Now, me an ’ her are going to walk out of here, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | OK, Detritus? ” Detritus was staring moodily at nothing with his knuckles resting on the ground. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | OK? ” He turned around, failed to see the troll, took a step forward, and vanished temporarily from the world of men. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Of course, assassins were notoriously vain, but mirrors would be in rooms, would n’t they? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | On the gates? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | One for your squad. ” “ WHO ’S ACTING- CONSTABLE CUDDY? ” said Cumberbatch. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | One would expect it to be ready to hand, yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Only no- one asked me, so I gave it to myself, quiet like. ” “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Oo erk or Ister Arrot? ” Vimes worked this one out, too, and blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Oo oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you ’d care to have a look? ” “ You think of everything, do n’t you? ” “ I hope so, sir. ” Lord Vetinari read the letter. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you ’d care to have a look? ” “ You think of everything, do n’t you? ” “ I hope so, sir. ” Lord Vetinari read the letter. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Picked up the sword automatically, did n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Proud of being in the damn Watch, for gods ‘ sake — “ Why did you join? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Red noses? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Reminds me of the drill sergeant we had when I was first in the army. ” “ Tough, was he? ” said Nobby, lighting a cigarette. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Right out there on the edge? ” “ Oh, I ’m sure matters of organization detail can be changed, sir, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Run away from his or her actual owner. ” “ Is that all? ” “ All? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Run away from his or her actual owner. ” “ Is that all? ” “ All? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sam Vimes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Saves time and effort all round. ” “ And all thieves are members? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Saying ‘ Got rocks in your head? ” to a troll was suicide. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Says here — ” “ Sergeant? ” “ Now wh – Oh, it ’s you, Corporal Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Seems they did n’t notice anything, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Seems to me, seems to me, ” said Quirke, “ that it ’s not likely to be one of you lot, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Colon? ” “ Sir? ” “ Put out the news that we ’ve arrested Edward d’Eath. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Colon? ” “ Sir? ” “ Put out the news that we ’ve arrested Edward d’Eath. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Seven million at current valuation, I would say. ” “ It ’s all mine? ” “ From the hour of your wedding to Lady Sybil. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Shall I ask him to go away? ” said a voice from around keyhole level. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Shame, really. ” “ What is? ” “ They ’ll be melted down, of course. ” Vimes stared at the neat racks of hammers and files. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | She lives in Mincing Street. ” “ And Mrs Scurrick? ” “ In Treacle Street? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | She lives in Mincing Street. ” “ And Mrs Scurrick? ” “ In Treacle Street? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Should n’t a couple of senior officers stay up here? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Should you be oozing like that? ” “ Dunno. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Simple, but nice. ” “ Yes, he is simple, is n’t he? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Since it ’s got a river you can chew, where does the drinking water come from? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sir, I think it ’s from the Assass — ” “ We ’ll just go and talk about it outside, shall we? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Slice Mountain? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Slow down! ” “ Why? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So I sleeps up there quite often. ” “ Right. ” “ More often than not, point of fact. ” “ Really? ” Gaspode whimpered a little. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So he was heavier going than he was coming back, yes? ” “ Blight, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So how did he get killed? ” “ By the Assassins, surely, ” said Dr Whiteface. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So much for people importuning the standard of my merchandise! ” “ What ’s happening, Throat? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So what did a few more matter? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So what is your point? ” “ You ’ve seen the likeness. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So what you ’re saying is, someone’d decided who the rightful king was before he pulled it out? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So you would n’t get hurt? ” “ Not really. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So, Captain Vimes, what is it really? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So? ” “ That ’s more than two hundred yards away. ” “ Yes? ” “ The. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | So? ” “ That ’s more than two hundred yards away. ” “ Yes? ” “ The. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of automatic slap- stick? ” He sorted through a bin of metal offcuts to find a piece of steel, and then selected a file. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of clockwork soldier? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Something like that, something dangerous, why not just get rid of it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Something they ’ve got to take? ” Carrot prompted. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sometimes a dog has to get right down and ask himself: what species am I? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sorry. ” “ Detritus? ” “ Yes? ” Are you all right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sorry. ” “ Detritus? ” “ Yes? ” Are you all right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sorry. ” “ Detritus? ” “ Yes? ” Are you all right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sugar? ” “ No, thank you. ” “ People are searching for it, I trust? ” “ The Assassins are. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Sugar? ” “ No, thank you. ” “ People are searching for it, I trust? ” “ The Assassins are. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Surely everyone knew that, who knew anything about dwarfs? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Take a look behind the throne, will you? ” Carrot mounted the steps. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Taste that alluvial deposit, know what I mean? ” C. M. O. T. Dibbler had a number of bad points, but species prejudice was not one of them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | That stuff makes him angry. ” “ How you get king inna first place? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | That ’s all? ” “ If it ’s technically full moon I can Change even during the day if I want to. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | That ’s an old word for city. ” “ Yes? ” “ I read it in a book. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | That ’s right, is n’t it, Sergeant Colon? ” “ Yessir. ” Carrot hesitated only a moment. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what they say. ” “ What? ” Vimes ’ sudden rage was like a thunderclap. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | The body was discovered just a short while ago? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Then it ’s out of your jurisdiction, captain. ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | The body was discovered just a short while ago? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ Then it ’s out of your jurisdiction, captain. ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | The damn thing was made of metal, was n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | The old joke went: the trolls live next to the cattleyard? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | The tradesman ’s entrance. ” “ You sent a Watchman to the tradesman ’s entrance? ” said Lady Sybil. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Their cohorts all gleaming in purple and gold, sir. ” “ Really? ” “ Very important, sir, good clean cohorts. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Then there was the guard in the corner, another of the big lumpy ones — “ Still all right, your lordship? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | There are regulations laid down for this eventuality. ” “ Where is your authority? ” Quirke stared at the crowd. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | There is one question that intrigues me, however. ” “ M’Lord? ” “ Why was it in your Guild House to be stolen? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | There is one question that intrigues me, however. ” “ M’Lord? ” “ Why was it in your Guild House to be stolen? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | There was a glint of metal, on the roof of the Tower “ Sergeant, who ’s on the Tower? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | There ’s plenty of evidence against him. ” “ Like what? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | They do n’t grow on trees! ” “ Oook? ” “ I ca n’t think who to ask! ” “ Oook. ”. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | They do that in museums. ” “ No, I should n’t think th — What do you know about museums, anyway? ” “ Oh, well, sir, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | They heard him say: “ It ca n’t be right! ” “ What ca n’t? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | They went something like this: Any chance of a bone? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | This is my only uniform. ” “ You have to put some clothes on when you ’re human? ” “ Yes. ” “ Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | This is my only uniform. ” “ You have to put some clothes on when you ’re human? ” “ Yes. ” “ Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Those red ones on elastic? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Threaten me. ” “ Please? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | To be used? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | To maintain parity? ” “ Go ahead, Acting- Constable Cuddy. ” Carrot removed his helmet and wiped his forehead. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Tough? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Trespass on Guild property is a very serious offence, after all. ” “ Did anyone see Beano after the explosion? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Trolls attacked the Day Watch? ” “ They ’re chucking cobbles! ” “ You ca n’t trust ‘ em, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Trolls? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Understand, Carrot? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Until then, you and your men can consider yourselves on leave. ” “ The Day Watch? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Very good. ” “ How we get out? ” There was no way to climb back. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Very responsible. ” “ And what was that? ” “ Quartermaster, sir, ” said Nobby, saluting smartly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | WAS THERE ANYTHING AMUSING IN THE STATEMENT I JUST MADE? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Walking around as if you own the place? ” Vimes paused, his heart singing. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Want another drink, captain? ” “ He certainly does n’t need a — ” “ Shut up, I know what I ’m doing. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Was the voice in his head or in the gonne? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We ca n’t let him get away! ” “ It ’s Angua, captain. ” “ What? ” “ She ’s dead! ” “ Carrot! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We hope you will have a long and – what ’s that you ’ve got there, Cuddy? ” “ What? ” said Cuddy, innocently. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We hope you will have a long and – what ’s that you ’ve got there, Cuddy? ” “ What? ” said Cuddy, innocently. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We must tell the captain. ” “ You think she was killed by the same thing as Hammerhock? ” “ Yes. ” “ There are. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We ought to go round to the Assassins and have it out with them. ” “ Why the Assassins? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We really wanted this to be a surprise — ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll bury her up at Small Gods, how about that? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We ’re in the same job, yes? ” “ But maybe when we ’re off duty we could take a — ” “ Got to go! ” Angua turned and ran. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | We ’re putting our worst men on the case ’? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Well, what else could I do? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Well? ” “ Leonard? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Well? ” “ Leonard? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” “ Do n’t it kill you? ” “ Look, you do n’t have to believe everything you hear about werewolves. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” “ Do n’t it kill you? ” “ Look, you do n’t have to believe everything you hear about werewolves. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” “ Is the rent worth more than a farthing a month? ” Muldoon stared at him with his one operating eye. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about it? ” “ Is the rent worth more than a farthing a month? ” Muldoon stared at him with his one operating eye. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about something up front? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about the stench? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about wolfbane? ” “ Wolfbane? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What about wolfbane? ” “ Wolfbane? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What are we looking for actually, sir? ” “ Not sure. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do about it? ” Cuddy and Detritus were proceeding along Phedre Road. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do now? ” “ I think it might be a good idea to find out whose room was on the other side of the hole, do n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do now? ” “ I think it might be a good idea to find out whose room was on the other side of the hole, do n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What are you paid for? ” “ Never seen him in such a temper, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What bloody use is that to me? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What did Vetinari think he was? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What did that to his leg? ” “ That ’s the gonne for you! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What did you say? ” “ You gets city lights reflected off cumulus, because it ’s low lying, see. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean? ” Vimes fought to prevent his brain parting company with reality. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you think about it? ” “ I do n’t think about it, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you think would happen if people saw us carrying that along the streets? ” “ Big trouble. ” “ Correct. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, Quirke? ” “ I do n’t think, Vimes. ” “ Good man. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” “ Do you really like walking? ” said Angua, falling into step. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you think? ” “ Do you really like walking? ” said Angua, falling into step. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What do you want to do, anyway? ” “ I just want people to tell me things, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What does equal mean? ” They trudged on, to see what the future held. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What does it say? ” Carrot really cleared his throat this time. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean? ” “ Search me. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What for? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What good have I done? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What got put in museums? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What happened to honour? ” They perceptibly jumped as the last Lord d’Eath thrust himself out of his chair. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What happened to pride? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the old one? ” “ Oh, we still use it, sir, we still use it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What happens? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What is, in fact, the basis of its civic economy? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What keeps it going? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What kind you, Bauxite? ” “ What the hell ’s going on here? ” The Watch House door had opened. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What kind you, Bauxite? ” “ What the hell ’s going on here? ” The Watch House door had opened. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What man among you has not seen his family name degraded since the days of the kings? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What more need be said? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What museum? ” “ The clown museum? ” “ Oh, you mean the Hall of Faces. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What museum? ” “ The clown museum? ” “ Oh, you mean the Hall of Faces. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What new arrangements? ” Carrot unfolded a second, and rather larger, piece of paper. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What of it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What sort of danger was a clown? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What sort of person could think like that? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What sort of surprise? ” Carrot fished in his pouch. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What sort of time is that to get up? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What talent? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What the hell did that all mean? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What the hell was it? ” Carrot stopped. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What time is it? ” Carrot glanced at the hourglass on his belt. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What time was it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What was Ankh- Morpork built on? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What was it called? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What were you doing down here, please? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What were you doing? ” Angua growled. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What you think humans say, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’ll I do? ” Nobby was a terrified blur. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’ll they be doing, sir? ” “ They ’ll be being visible, sergeant. ” “ Right, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s a mollusc? ” Angua had to scurry to keep up with Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s in it? ” “ Many interesting examples of dwarf bread, sir. ” Vimes thought about this for a moment. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s size got to do with being a dwarf? ” Carrot demanded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the point in that? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this about, then? ” “ It Troll New Year, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s wrong with that? ” “ Well. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What ’s yesterday got to do with it? ” “ Footprints still fresh, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What? ” Gaspode sniffed the air. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | What? ” “ He ’s been hurt! ” Angua sprang away. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | When has that ever been true? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | When has that ever mattered? ” “ Oh, dear, ” said Angua, under her breath. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | When shall I see you again? ” “ Tomorrow. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where is Dr Cruces? ” Carrot pointed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where was his red nose? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where we? ” “ Dunno. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where you from, Bauxite? ” “ Slice Mountain, but — ” “ Slice Mountain! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’d he go? ” There was a maze of alleys around the doors. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’d it go? ” “ Dunno. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s Lance- Constable Angua? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s Lance- Constable Whatshername? ” “ Here, captain, ” said Angua, stepping out of the alley. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the sense in that? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s your authority? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s your authority? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Which is what we guard. ” “ What from? ” said Lance- Constable Angua, the last of the new recruits. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | While our fair city languishes under the heel of the ty- rant? ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who are y- ou? ” The past had said, “ Corporal Carrot, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who cares if she ’s a werewolf? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what ’s right or wrong? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who told you? ” “ I really could n’t say, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who was this man? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have thought he ’d actually head for the opera house? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d use a blanket after it had been on a troll? ” “ Hah, yes, good point, ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s a Good Boy? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s a good boy then? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to do anything about it, if not us? ” “ You been putting anything in your milk? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to do anything about it, if not us? ” “ You been putting anything in your milk? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Whoever he is. ” “ Yessir. ” “ And your next move, Mr Carrot? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why are you talking like that? ” “ Lake what, pray? ” “ What happened to the “ me big troll ” talk? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why are you talking like that? ” “ Lake what, pray? ” “ What happened to the “ me big troll ” talk? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why are you talking like that? ” “ Lake what, pray? ” “ What happened to the “ me big troll ” talk? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why be asked to look for a nose that was n’t lost? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n’t they be in the militia? ” All the trolls listened intently. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n’t you? ” “ Can count! ” “ How many fingers am I holding up, then? ” Detritus squinted. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why ca n’t you? ” “ Can count! ” “ How many fingers am I holding up, then? ” Detritus squinted. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t anyone force the door? ” “ Sorry, doctor, Edward left us weeks ago and I did n’t think — ” “ You did n’t think? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t anyone force the door? ” “ Sorry, doctor, Edward left us weeks ago and I did n’t think — ” “ You did n’t think? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t people learn from history? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why had they chased someone halfway across the dry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why hide it away? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why is this? ” “ Er, sorry, Mr Edward, I ‘ ad a few glass plates left and the demons were n’t tired and — ” “ Next slide, please. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why keep it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not fire? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not give one to the nice little doggy over there? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not just ask? ” “ Sorry, sir, ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ” “ It ’s all for the good of the city, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why not? ” “ You ’re retiring in less than an hour. ” “ I ’m still captain right now, corporal. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why should I do a thing like that? ” Cruces took a step back, but the gonne swung up towards Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why should they? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why were you digging down there? ” “ We were n’t digging down. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why ’re you so stupid? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” THINK OF IT MORE AS BEING. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ I want to see inside that workshop. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ Now it ’s all sorted out? ” “ I just said that to waylay suspicion, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Why? ” “ Now it ’s all sorted out? ” “ I just said that to waylay suspicion, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Will I? ” There was a shuffling of huge oversized feet, and a general muttering. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Wot a Good Dog, Give Him A Bone? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Would you credit it? ” Vimes stood on Carrot ’s shoulders and walked his hand up the wall, but the little blue strip was still out of reach. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yeah. ” “ How does he manage it? ” “ Dunno, ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yes, someone put a huge great hole in him, but apart from that, did he have any enemies? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” Are n’t you forgetting something, sergeant? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” Are n’t you forgetting something, sergeant? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ” “ I know a bit about fireworks, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yesterday? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You are Death, are n’t you? ” THAT DOESN’T MEAN I HAVE TO KNOW ABOUT BURIAL CUSTOMS. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You are a pillock, what are you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You back off, all of you. ” “ What power? ” said Butch. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You can tell because there ’s this — ” “ So how come Boffo saw him yesterday morning? ” They strolled onwards. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You could n’t spare I ten thousand dollars for a small mansion, could you? ” “ No. ” “ Just asking. ” Queen Molly prodded at the gown. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t have to — “ What ’s that in Cuddy ’s hand? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You know what I mean? ” “ What gets me, ” said Cuddy, “ is that he was a dwarf. ” “ What gets me is that he was murdered, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You know what he said? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You know, captain? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You looked at the dogs in the Guild, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You loony bastard, what you make of this? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You may clear the table. ” “ Yes, Mr Edward. ” “ Whatever happened to honour, Blenkin? ” “ Dunno, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You never thought of giving it to the guards! ” “ Are n’t we going to give chase, Corporal Carrot? ” said Pyjama. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ought to make yourself useful and find the man who put the sword in the stone in the first place, eh? ” There was a sort of relieved laughter. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You see it? ” Vimes demanded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You shut your eyes. ” “ Why? ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You think so? ” “ Yes. ” “ But. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You used him, did n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You want to keep everyone on their toes, yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You would n’t think it, would you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ’d think he ’d have a comb, would n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll be wanting to see the triumphal arch, will you? ” “ Yes, please. ” Carrot turned back to Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll fight us all for her, will you? ” said Big Fido. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ’re the dwarf, are you? ” “ Nossir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve got a strength of fixty- six, nominal, OK? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | Yuk! ” “ Pardon? ” said Dibbler. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | [ 12] More usually a landlady would ask ‘ Are you decent? ”, but Mrs Cake knew her lodgers. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | a bit like someone ’s thrown away an old privy carpet? ” “ Oh, thank you very much, ” said a voice very low down, somewhere in the darkness. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | a honcharina? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | a lot? ” whispered Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | a seamstress. ”[10] “ And you ’re not very good at sewing? ” Angua ’s sharp glance saw nothing but honest innocence in his face. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | and all sorts – hey, where ’re you going? ” Gaspode trotted after her as Angua headed back to Rime Street, nose close to the ground. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | anything else about dwarfs? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | at all? ” said Angua, and felt embarrassed at asking. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | bad dogs. ” “ Bad dogs? ” “ Bad dogs. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ca n’t find Lance- Constable Angua, either. ” “ Sergeant? ” Colon braced himself. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | colleague means, sir, is can you help us in our inquiries in re the writing on this alleged piece of paper here? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | concerned. ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ I think you upset him. ” “ Sir? ” The Patrician seemed to be reaching a decision. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | could you come up here, please? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | do you know what that means? ” “ No- one ’s been down here since yesterday, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | do you know, I do n’t know? ” “ I should never have made it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | do you own at least two- and- one- third acres and more than half a cow? ” “ All right, all right, ” said Muldoon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | do you think someone could show me your museum? ” “ Sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | do you think someone could show me your museum? ” “ Sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | dwarfs? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | evidence? ” “ No- one seems to know where it is, sir. ” “ When I spoke to Captain. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | fireworks? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | found something. ” “ Oh? ” “ Something bad. ” “ You wo n’t like it at all, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | he ’s a friend o ’ mine. ” “ Biting a man ’s arm for patting you does n’t sound very friendly. ” “ Yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | how come you joined the Watch, then? ” “ Hah! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | hurt? ” “ It ’s a bit like a whole- body sneeze. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | is it true? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | is it true? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | it was sticking out, was n’t it? ” “ Where anyone could ’ve grabbed it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | it was sticking out, was n’t it? ” “ Where anyone could ’ve grabbed it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | it ’s Edward, right? ” The figure hesitated. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | it ’s in your Charter, is n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | just have gone somewhere where you could n’t see him? ” “ Nah, that would n’t be like old Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | like a rocket stick? ” “ Oh, ih- ee- ot! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | like alchemists ’ writing? ” “ Oh, no! ” Vimes put his hands over his eyes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | look, what happened in the pork store? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | note the line of the chin? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | rubbish? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | sneeze? ” “ Even a clothes brush would be something. ” They froze as the door creaked open. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | so what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | so where ’s the sense in putting our firework on show? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | something? ” Carrot unfolded a piece of grubby paper, and cleared his throat. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | sort of pick it up as you go along, all right? ” He sighed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | special hiring procedures? ” “ Nossir, ” said Nobby, proudly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | supposing he used another clown ’s face? ” “ Pardon? ” said Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | supposing he used another clown ’s face? ” “ Pardon? ” said Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | that sort of thing. ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | there. ” “ Bit of card? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | urrgh. ” “ Really? ” The clockwork soldier marched under the bench. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | visit him? ” “ Oh, you know about him, then, ” said Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | was found in the river, OK? ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | we ’re like that. ” “ What ’re you trying to do? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | welcome to the Watch, men. ” “ Corporal Carrot? ” “ Yes, Cuddy? ” “ It ’s not fair. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | welcome to the Watch, men. ” “ Corporal Carrot? ” “ Yes, Cuddy? ” “ It ’s not fair. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | when Cuddy and the troll and me pined the Watch – well, you know why it was us three, do n’t you? ” “ Of course. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | where ’s Corporal Nobbs? ” There was a dink as Acting- Constable Detritus ’ hand bounced off his new helmet. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | why not? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | yeah? ” Nobby gave it a cursory examination, and then tossed it aside. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | yes, Carrot? ” “ Now, they ’ve got to take the King ’s Shilling, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | you do n’t rip hearts out, do you? ” “ Not unless I want to, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | you know, the young ladies, right? ” But if they started thinking with their brains for a little while, that ’s what they ’d be thinking. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | you ’re a bigger. ” “ Sorry? ” “ A bigger. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | you ’re a dwarf, are n’t you? ” “ It ’s the nose, is n’t it? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | you ’re a dwarf, are n’t you? ” “ It ’s the nose, is n’t it? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | – oh, fish out that clockwork soldier, will you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | ‘ GONNE ’ “ What does that mean? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ A further promotion opportunity, perhaps? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ A ire- erk htick. ” A what? ” “ Ire- erk. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ A knighthood? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ A monarch ’s an absolute ruler, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ A what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Aargh! ” “ Sorry? ” Trickle. ” “ Ca n’t hang around here talking to you all day, ” said Quirke. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Acting- Constable Cuddy, right? ” “ Yeah. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Again? ” Colon unhooked the cell keys from their nail over the desk and tossed them to the thief. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ah, Vimes, ” he said, without looking around, “ come here, will you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ All of us? ” he said, nervously. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, sergeant, ” said Carrot, “ so where do we get some more weapons? ” The bulk of the Armoury loomed against the sunset. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ All right, ” he said, “ so what can we see? ” “ Someone thumped the wall pretty hard just here, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ An overcast moonless night? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And did you try it? ” he said, afterwards. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And do you know what it is they say about dwarfs? ” said a voice behind him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And does it put you in mind of anything, captain? ” Vimes scratched his head. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And is that the last of your dema — requests? ” Carrot scratched his ear. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And loads of trolls outside the Day Watch. ” “ Where ’s the crowd thickest? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And so you locked him up? ” “ Right! ” “ Oh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And that ’s just a ordinary wolf — ” “ What are you all? ” snapped Big Fido. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And what about the beggar girl? ” Vimes sat looking at the floor. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And what are you going to do? ” said Queen Molly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And where is Sergeant Colon? ” “ Here, Captain Vimes. ” “ I need a best man, Fred. ” “ Right, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And who ’s your ladyfriend, Mr Carrot? ” “ This is Lance- Constable Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And why are you here? ” “ Investigating our inquiries as to the fatal demise of the clown Beano, sir, ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And will you look at the colour of him! ” “ Should he be all shiny like that? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And you ’re a wolf and human at the same time, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ And your name, mister? ” “ SILAS! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Angua? ” “ Yes? ” “ How did you know there was someone dead in here? ” “ I. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Angua? ” “ Yes? ” “ How did you know there was someone dead in here? ” “ I. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Angua? ” “ Yes? ” “ How did you know there was someone dead in here? ” “ I. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Another one? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Any idea where we are, Cuddy? ” “ Could be under the Palace, sir. ” “ That ’s what I reckoned. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, how the hell could it get this far into the wall? ” He slipped the disc into his pocket. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Anyway, you so clever, he gave paper to me? ” “ Hah! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t we going to look at the opera house? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are n’t you going to chase the man? ” said Angua, running to keep up. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you OK? ” said Beano. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you Watchmen? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a dwarf? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you a giant? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you bloody blind or what? ” It was true that normal people could n’t hear Gaspode speak, because dogs do n’t speak. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you mad, or something? ” A dwarf pointed a trembling finger at Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you simple or what? ” Carrot gave him a big smile. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Are you writing it all down, like Captain Vimes did? ” she said, after a while. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Assassination? ” Carrot shook his head. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ August the fifteenth. ” “ What year? ” Sham Harga smiled, or at least moved various muscles around his mouth. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Axe? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Beano made a hole into the Assassins ’ Guild, yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Beano? ” “ Oh, hello. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Because Mr Hammerhock, ” said Cuddy, “ did n’t have such a great big hole where his chest should be. ” Does n’t he ever sleep? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Been in a fight, Skully? ” Skully looked up at Detritus, and whimpered. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Big Fido know about her? ” said Black Roger. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Big Fido said that? ” Angua hazarded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Big enough for a human? ” “ Not even for a dwarf. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Big? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Bit of trouble? ” “ He took seven dollars and I never saw no Thief Licence! ” said Mr Flannel. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Buggrit? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ But I always puts a poultice on ‘ em. ” “ You ’ve been on a lot of battlefields, ai n’t you? ” “ Dozens. ” Sergeant Colon nodded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ But I thought, well, is n’t it only silver that kills them? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ But why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ But, of course, ” said Vimes, “ there ’s no possible way I could oversee this sort of thing. ” “ What do you mean, sir? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ca n’t one of you get him a blanket or something? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Can I pull the trigger yet? ” Detritus rumbled, into the man ’s ear. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Can we have a word? ” “ You ’re in real trouble, Corporal Garret, ” snarled Quirke. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you hear me? ” shouted Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you knock it down? ” “ No. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Can you smell something? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Quirke? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes — ” “ Sir? ” “ I know that you are retiring the day after tomorrow and feel, therefore, a little. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes, sah! ” “ Who ’re all these people? ” “ Watchmen, sir. ” Vimes stared in puzzlement at the half- dozen assorted guards. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? ” He looked up. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? ” Vimes blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? ” said Carrot, waving a hand in front of his eyes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain Vimes? ”. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain, why —? ” Carrot began. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Captain? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot — ” “ Sir? ” “ I order you to give — ” “ No, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot, can you come back with me to Hammerhock ’s? ” “ Yes, captain. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot, can you go and get a boathook, please? ” Carrot followed his gaze. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Hmm? ” “ You know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Hmm? ” “ You know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Right through my shoulder, sir. ” Vimes eased himself along on his elbows. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Sarge? ” “ I should put some clothes on if I was you, lad. ” Carrot stayed looking into the pre- dawn gloom. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Sarge? ” “ I should put some clothes on if I was you, lad. ” Carrot stayed looking into the pre- dawn gloom. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Yes, captain? ” “ Do you think there ’s such a thing as a criminal mind? ” Carrot almost audibly tried to work this out. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Yes, captain? ” “ Do you think there ’s such a thing as a criminal mind? ” Carrot almost audibly tried to work this out. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Carrot? ” “ Yes, captain? ” “ Do you think there ’s such a thing as a criminal mind? ” Carrot almost audibly tried to work this out. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Chase who? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Coalface? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Coochee- coochee- coo? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Corporal Carrot, will you stop being a dwarf for two seconds? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Corporal Carrot? ” “ Sir? ” These are your orders. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Corporal Carrot? ” “ Sir? ” These are your orders. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you come over here for a moment, please? ” The man grinned at his friends, and sauntered over. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Could you do it by giving it a kick? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Sybil. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cuddy? ” “ Yeah? ” “ We walked seven- ty- nine steps! ” “ That ’s nice. ” Cold air rushed past them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cuddy? ” “ Yeah? ” “ We walked seven- ty- nine steps! ” “ That ’s nice. ” Cold air rushed past them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cuddy? ” “ Yes? ” “ No- one ever say there tunnels under the city. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cuddy? ” “ Yes? ” “ No- one ever say there tunnels under the city. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cumulus or cirro- nimbus? ” “ I ’m sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Cumulus or cirro- nimbus? ” “ I ’m sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Deader than dead? ” “ You know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Death who? ” There was a chill in the air. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Demand? ” said the Patrician, sweetly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” Detritus blinked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ How are you? ” “ Oozing a bit, sir. ” A shot hit the carriage wheel above Vimes ’ head, making it spin. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ How are you? ” “ Oozing a bit, sir. ” A shot hit the carriage wheel above Vimes ’ head, making it spin. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ How are you? ” “ Oozing a bit, sir. ” A shot hit the carriage wheel above Vimes ’ head, making it spin. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Yeah? ” “ Did he have any weapons? ” “ Just a stick. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Yeah? ” “ Did he have any weapons? ” “ Just a stick. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Detritus? ” “ Yeah? ” “ Did he have any weapons? ” “ Just a stick. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did exhibit A have a nose, Nobby? ” “ Yes, Fred. ” “ Then what was that about? ” “ Search me. ” Nobby scratched a promising boil. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did exhibit A have a nose, Nobby? ” “ Yes, Fred. ” “ Then what was that about? ” “ Search me. ” Nobby scratched a promising boil. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did n’t he have a crossbow? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did she? ” “ Emphatically, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you know she was a werewolf? ” “ Um. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Did you mean his false nose? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Disappeared? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do n’t you know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do we employ you? ” “ Yessir! ” Ah. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know anything about Master Edward? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know, sir, I never even considered that you ’d say no? ” “ You did n’t? ” “ No, sir. ” “ I ’m intrigued. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you know, sir, I never even considered that you ’d say no? ” “ You did n’t? ” “ No, sir. ” “ I ’m intrigued. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mean charisma? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you mind? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you notice that? ” “ I know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Do you think that comes under the heading of “ minimum necessary force ”, sergeant? ” he asked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Doctor, I think — ” “ Think? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Does sir wish me to shave him or will sir do it himself? ” “ I get nervous if people hold blades near my face, ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Dr Cruces? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Drink with a troll? ” “ Drink with a dwarf? ” “ All right, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Drink with a troll? ” “ Drink with a dwarf? ” “ All right, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Drun ’? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Elm Street? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Equals what? ” The frost collapsed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Equals what? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ever been in a burning house, miss? ” Sergeant Colon ’s normally red face had gone pale pink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, m’lady? ” “ Yes, Willikins? ” “ There is a Watchman at the door, m’lady. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Excuse me, m’lady? ” “ Yes, Willikins? ” “ There is a Watchman at the door, m’lady. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fifty- six? ” “ Yes, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fighting? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fireworks? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fireworks? ” “ And fear, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Following the trail. ” “ What for? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fred? ” “ Yes, Nobby? ” “ Did that look a bit familiar to you? ” “ I know what you mean. ” Nobby fidgeted awkwardly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fred? ” “ Yes, Nobby? ” “ Did that look a bit familiar to you? ” “ I know what you mean. ” Nobby fidgeted awkwardly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Fred? ” “ Yes, Nobby? ” “ Did that look a bit familiar to you? ” “ I know what you mean. ” Nobby fidgeted awkwardly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Gaspode? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Go and fetch the ladder, will you, Drumknott? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Goin’ stiff and purple and suchlike? ” “ Right. ” “ And then sort of manky and runny. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief. ” “ What did you expect? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief. ” “ What is it? ” “ It must have come from the roof of the opera house. ” “ Yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Good grief. ” “ What is it? ” “ It must have come from the roof of the opera house. ” “ Yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Got a light? ” The Patrician opened his eyes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Got a light? ” “ He ’s got a blue collar, ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Got a piece of paper on you, Fred? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Got any ideas, Carrot? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Got any other clothes? ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Guild memorabilia, that sort of thing? ” “ Yes, exactly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Had n’t someone better go and tell Mrs Hammer- hock? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Has anyone been giving him sulphur? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Has he come to arrest us, do you think? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have n’t you got something in your room? ” Angua asked. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we got an appointment? ” “ I ’ve got an iron ball with spikes on, ” Nobby volunteered. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have we got any bandages? ” The sky was a little white circle, high above. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you any suggestions, captain? ” Vimes appeared to descend from whatever cloud his mind had been occupying. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got any previous convictions? ” “ Well, I dunno. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you got one of those Hershebian twelve- shot bows with the gravity feed? ” he snapped. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you noticed how massive their heads are? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have you tried rat without ketchup? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Have – have you got an appointment? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He did n’t have a face? ” “ No, you ’re thinking like a clown. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He drew his sword! ” “ What did you expect? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He got that right? ” “ Not exactly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He was caught, was n’t he? ” “ Yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He was one of the early kings, was n’t he? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He was the fat one, yes? ” “ That ’s right. ” “ Why has he got a pet monkey? ” “ Ah, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He was the fat one, yes? ” “ That ’s right. ” “ Why has he got a pet monkey? ” “ Ah, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s dead! ” “ Catching, is n’t it? ” Vimes looked at the grinning corpse. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s mad, is n’t he? ” “ No, mad ’s when you froth at the mouf, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ He ’s rich, thick and oily, yes? ” “ And smells faintly of eggs, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Hey, let go! ” “ Sergeant! ” shouted Carrot, over his shoulder, “ can you come up here a moment? ” Angua tried to pull away. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Hiding, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Him? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Hit him around the head with a bladder on a stick? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Hmm? ” Captain Vimes picked up a grape and started turning it over and over in his fingers. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ho, yes? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Hold still, will you? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Home? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How about Corporal Nobbs? ” said the Patrician. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How about you and you coming and having a drink with me? ” Angua removed her helmet and shook out her hair. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How about you? ” “ I got bored. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How black ’s that, then? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How can I put this? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How can you admire a man like this? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How come you smell so bad? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How come you survive, then? ” “ I can think on my paws, me. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How could I do that? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you find out, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know that? ” “ A lucky guess, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How did you know that? ” “ I think d’Eath stole the gonne. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you feel, your lordship? ” said Corporal Nobbs the upwardly mobile. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How do you know all that? ” “ I read it in a book. ” Angua picked up an ancient egg. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How long have you lived here? ” said Cuddy, suddenly feeling very conspicuous in the middle of the tunnel. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How many bolts have you got for your bow? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How many fingers am I holding up? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How much does it mean to you? ” Vimes stared. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How much money? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How much? ” “ Er. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’d he know it was in there, then? ” Colon demanded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How ’s the grocery business? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ How? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I beg your pardon? ” “ A new dartboard, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect you can see the holes in his armour, right? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I expect you know what that is, captain? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, what does he know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I mean, why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I said I got the Power, did n’t I? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I say, I say, I say, ” it said, “ why did the fat man knock at the door? ” “ I do n’t know, ” said Colon automatically. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose next you ’ll tell me this dog saw it all? ” “ Woof? ” Edward d’Eath drew the curtains, bolted the door and leaned on it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose next you ’ll tell me this dog saw it all? ” “ Woof? ” Edward d’Eath drew the curtains, bolted the door and leaned on it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I suppose, ” said Vimes, “ you would n’t hazard an intuitive guess as to what was stolen? ” Angua shrugged. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I think he put some alcohol in it first. ” “ Captain Vimes? ” said Carrot again. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I think this the pork futures warehouse in Morpork Road. ” “ What? ” “ Used to work here, ” said the troll. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll join. ” “ Swear him in, acting- constable. ” “ Permission to enrol another dwarf, sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll think about it? ” THANK YOU. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ I ’ll, er, I ’ll go and get the Master, then, shall I? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ If it had n’t slowed down I ’d be seriously abraded. ” “ What ’s up with you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ In whose army? ” “ Duke of Pseudopolis, sir. ” “ But Pseudopolis always lost its wars! ” “ Ah. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is he still breathing? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is that what you came to see me about? ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there a problem? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there any way out? ” “ The main door is in Morpork Street. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there something wrong? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is there? ” said the clown. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this right? ” “ Trolls going one way, dwarfs going the other? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Is this right? ” “ Trolls going one way, dwarfs going the other? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It stuck all right, ” said Nobby, “ and some of it went down my shirt. ” “ Why throw things at you? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It was obviously an accident, right? ” “ Quite so. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It was something you came here to find, was n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s Bluejohn and Bauxite, is n’t it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s Cumbling Michael, is n’t it? ” said Carrot, in his cheery way. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s a clock? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s as simple as that? ” “ Simple as what? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s as simple as that? ” “ Simple as what? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s sad, is n’t it? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s some kind of joke, right? ” “ I think probably the property qualification can be waived, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s the ivory, you see. ” “ Ah, ” said Cuddy, not seeing, “ elephants? ” “ Ivory without elephants. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s what he would have wanted. ” “ Have you any idea what happened? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ It ’s you, is n’t it? ” he said, pointing his sword. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Just Watchmen, see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Just take the Bursar away and make him lie down for a while, will you? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Yes. ” “ You a dwarf. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Lance- Constable Detritus? ” “ Yes, Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Follow me. ” Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Lance- Constable Detritus? ” “ Yes, Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Follow me. ” Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Lance- Constable Detritus? ” “ Yes, Lance- Constable Cuddy? ” “ Follow me. ” Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Late? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Leonard? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Let ’s go. ” “ Vegetarian? ” mumbled Gaspode, limping after them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Like a bucket of whitewash over the door, or a custard pie? ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Like a clown or a jester? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ May I see? ” Carrot lowered his sword and, to Vimes ’ horror, walked over to the desk and pulled the bundle of documents out of the case. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ May we take some weapons? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Me? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Mmm? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Downey? ” A white- haired Assassin drew himself to attention. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Mr Poppley, is n’t it? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Must it? ” “ Lots of japes and jokes, I mean. ” Boffo gave Carrot a lopsided look. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ My foot! ” “ What about your foot? ” “ Something stuck in it! ” He hopped backwards, clutching at one sandal, and fell over Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ My official sword is in the rack. ” “ What ’s that one in your belt? ” Carrot said nothing. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Need? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Never heard of him? ” said Silverfish. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Nine in the morning? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ No more Night Watch? ” It ’s generally very quiet in the Unseen University library. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ No sense us tryin ’ to force our culture on ‘ em, is there? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ What are you doing, then? ” “ I ’m writing to my mum and dad. ” “ Really? ” “ I always write to my mum and dad. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ No. ” “ What are you doing, then? ” “ I ’m writing to my mum and dad. ” “ Really? ” “ I always write to my mum and dad. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Nobby? ” They shared a mental picture of Corporal Nobbs. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Normally that involves gods of some sort, does it not? ” “ Did I use the word? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Normally that involves gods of some sort, does it not? ” “ Did I use the word? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Not man enough, eh? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Notice how small their heads are? ” he managed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Now then, Corporal Carrot, ” he said, “ you know how I ’ve always told you how observation is important? ” “ Yes, captain. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Now what we do? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Now, what were we going for today? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ OK. ” “ But that ’s not right, see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Of course. ” “ How? ” “ How? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Of course. ” “ How? ” “ How? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, is that all? ” “ Yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, my. ” “ Shut up. ” “ Sorry? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh, pretty damn black, I should think. ” “ Not necessarily. ” “ What? ” “ You get more stars on a moonless night. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ On the house? ” said Mr Cheese. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ook? ” “ Well, go and find one, ” said Ridcully. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Or in case anything happens down there? ” “ I ’ll go with Lance- Constable Cuddy and Lance- Constable Detritus, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ot oo oo ont? ” “ If you do n’t help me down to that balcony, I ’ll widdk in your ear. ” BIG FIDO? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Ot oo oo ont? ” “ If you do n’t help me down to that balcony, I ’ll widdk in your ear. ” BIG FIDO? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Well, I mean, the ground is. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Where ’s Beano ’s egg, Boffo? ” “ That ’s here on the desk, ” said Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Pardon? ” “ Where ’s Beano ’s egg, Boffo? ” “ That ’s here on the desk, ” said Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ People like that should be publicly flogged. ” Why did I say that? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ People’re always borrowing slap off each other — ” “ Slap? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Perhaps we could fetch him a chair? ” said Angua, after an embarrassing fifteen seconds. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Personal is n’t the same as important? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Putting the metal rods in the lemons? ” “ Do n’t be a damn fool. ” “ What dis letter mean? ” said Detritus, pointing at the paper. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Putting the metal rods in the lemons? ” “ Do n’t be a damn fool. ” “ What dis letter mean? ” said Detritus, pointing at the paper. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Queen? ” “ They sometimes call the head beggar king or queen, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Question, sir? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Really? ” “ It was always so hard to nick their boots. ” Sergeant Colon nodded at a passing beggar. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Right, Nobby? ” “ Oh, yeah, we ’ll be off all right, because it ’s all settled, ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sa- fer? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” Carrot said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said Gaspode, crunching it up in his dreadful teeth. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ See? ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Seven dollars, was it? ” “ At least fourteen. ” Mr Flannel looked Angua up and down. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sewers? ” he said, eventually. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sharp as needles. ” “ You know, ” Vimes shook his head, “ you know, that ’s what ’s so damn annoying, is n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Shot at you? ” “ Five time, ” said Detritus, happily. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Should his eyes be flashing on and off like that? ” said Dibbler. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Should n’t we be finding out who did it? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” said Carrot, politely. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ He. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ I want him found! ” “ Yes, doctor — ” “ In fact I want him inhumed! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sir? ” “ You have no concept of the delicate balance of the dry. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Slingshot? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ So we go and find what it was? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ So we ’ve got a clockwork soldier, have we? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ So what do we do now? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ So what? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sold the bolts for this thing? ” “ They ’re right there! ” Nobby selected one from the shelf and dropped it into its slot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Some of them weigh as much as — ” “ What ’s so important, anyway? ” said Lady Ramkin. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Someone called — ” “ Edward d’Eath? ” said Carrot, sitting down on the bed. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Something the Assassins wanted to keep where they could look at it? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry, excuse me – mind like a sieve these days – what was it you said was stolen? ” Not a muscle, not a sinew moved on Dr Cruces ’ face. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry, sergeant, ” he said, “ this is n’t how dwarfs do it, see? ” “ It ’s how guards do it, ” said Sergeant Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry, sergeant? ” “ You kicked me! ” “ I accidentally trod on your sandal, sergeant. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sorry? ” said Beano. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Stale? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Stinks, do n’t it? ” said a nasty little voice from somewhere behind Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Suicide squad, is he? ” said the alchemist. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Superconductivity! ” “ Wha ’? ” “ You see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Superconductivity! ” “ Wha ’? ” “ You see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Supposing we ’d found who killed the dwarf and the clown? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Supposing you used another clown ’s make- up? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Sure, captain? ” “ Trust me. ” Vimes grimaced. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Swor ’? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ S’pose he ’s an easy lad to like? ” Carrot had turned on the trolls, who were smirking at the dwarfs ’ discomfiture. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, ” he said, in a slightly distant voice, “ has there been an irretrievable breakdown of law and order? ” “ Yeah. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Tell me, ” he said, “ how was he killed? ” “ I do n’t know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Thank you, sir. ” “ I gather that you and, er, Constable Angua are getting along well? ” “ We have a very good Understanding, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That Mrs Cake, ” said Carrot, “ definitely a strong- minded woman, eh? ” “ Too true, ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That all you ’re taking, Detritus? ” “ No sir! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That was very nearly a joke, was n’t it? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’d be silly, would n’t it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s a morningstar, Nobby. ” “ Is it? ” “ Yes, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s it, is it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s right, is n’t it, sergeant? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s right, is n’t it, sergeant? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the thing what Big Fido ca n’t get his mind around, see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ That ’s the whole mess about being a dog, see? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ The Colossus of Morpork? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ The buggers attacked the Watch House! ” “ Who? ” “ Them! ” Carrot patted him on the shoulder. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ The current ethnic problem. ” “ Are we having one? ” “ Well, yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ The leather ’s been kept greased, too! ” “ What is it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ The old nose, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Then I would n’t be me. ” “ Someone else might do it, though? ” Boffo ’s buttonhole squirted. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ There is. ” “ Sure? ” “ Positive. ” “ Sorry about that, ” said the clown. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s nothing you want to leave? ” “ It ’s so hard to choose, sir. ” Detritus was hanging on to his huge bow. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ There ’s something wrong, is n’t there? ” “ I ’m not going back, ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ These are my friends Black Roger and — ” “ Butch? ” suggested Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ These big bits are cooling fins, see? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ They need keeping a eye on. ” “ What ’s happened to Quirke? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ They say it was only a beggar girl in the Guild. ” Well? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re all citizens. ” “ You mean you could have vampires in the Watch? ” “ Very good on night duty, sir. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ They ’re the widows of coppers? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This boy is Mister Simple, am I right? ” “ Do they let dogs in dwarf shops? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This boy is Mister Simple, am I right? ” “ Do they let dogs in dwarf shops? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This is n’t getting any work done, is it? ” “ Woof, whine, give the doggy a biscuit, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This is the dog Guild, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This is where he lives? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ This little bow scare you? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Tough? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ True, is it? ” “ How should I know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ True, is it? ” “ How should I know? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Try what? ” said Silverfish. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Two and one? ” he suggested. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Two? ” “ OK. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Usually we can shut the city gates, right? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Very thin- skinned, your basic ethnic. ” “ Thin- skinned? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that a reason to kill him? ” Certainly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Was that all right, sergeant? ” “ He ’s probably going to be satirical, even, ” said Colon, morosely. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ We can go home now, sir? ” he suggested. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ We only found the poor thing a few minutes ago. ” Angua could feel Carrot opening his mouth to say “ Who? ” She nudged him again. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’d better catch up Foul Ole Ron before your chainmail becomes a bottle of Bearhugger ’s, yes? ” Angua looked around. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’ll, er, we ’ll just be going, then, shall we? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ We ’re going to have to sort it out? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well now, Cornice, ” he said, “ do you know who I am? ” “ Oh, ” said the gargoyle sullenly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well, corporal, ” he said eventually, “ we know it was n’t a troll that did it, do n’t we? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said Angua, not unkindly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” said one of them. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” the clown demanded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Well? ” “ Evening, doctor, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What I want to know is, ” said Angua, “ what put that hole in him? ” “ Never see anything like that, ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What about Lettice Knibbs, the beggar girl? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What about them? ” The man spat on the floor. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, Carrot? ” “ I can move my hand. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What about you, anyway? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are they? ” “ My cartoons, ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are we waiting for? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you holding me up by? ” “ Yer collar, ” said Gaspode, through his teeth. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you lot doing? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” YOU’RE DEAD. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What are you talking about? ” “ Nothing! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What can you make of it? ” Carrot frowned. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do we have to sit down for anyway? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you mean, dwarfs do n’t? ” “ No- one ’s told us what everyone knows about dwarfs, ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you people use for doctors, anyway? ” A troll face appeared in a doorway. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you see out there, captain? ” “ City of Ankh- Morpork, sir, ” said Vimes, keeping his expression carefully blank. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think about this, captain? ” Carrot stood up. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you think, captain? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What do you want me to do next, sir? ” “ Send them out in squads, sergeant. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” “ What for? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What for? ” “ What for? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What gives you the right to be here, mister policeman? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What happens if a clown wants to use another clown ’s face? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What have you got me into? ” she growled. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What him say? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it they say about dwarfs? ” Carrot fielded a man pushing a barrow. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What is it you want? ” The crowd waited. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What kind of good advice? ” “ About mining, usually. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What makes you think it was a dragon, Lance- Constable Angua? ” Angua hesitated. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What say we have a game of cards? ” said Nobby, brightly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What shall I do about Vimes? ” Kill him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What should I do? ” “ Burying the poor thing would be a good start. ” Carrot turned the metal slug over in his fingers. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What sort of time d’you call this? ” “ Almost nine in the morning, sir, ” said the butler. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What that? ” “ It ’s like. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What this bit for? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What time is it? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it, corporal? ” “ I think it ’s a new kind of weapon. ” “ We heard the glass smash and there she was, ” said Molly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What was it? ” “ If we tell you, you say, stupid ethnic people, you pulling my leg off, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What was that? ” “ I call it a flapping- wing- flying- device, ” said Leonard da Quirm, getting down off his launching stepladder. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What we doing now? ” “ We ought to leave it here and fetch Corporal Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What would Corporal Carrot do at a time like this? ” whispered Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What you going to do about it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’d you do that for, captain? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’ll he do to you? ” said Nobby, as they headed for the gate. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing here, Here’n’now? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’re you doing here? ” “ Your uniform got stolen while you were spying in the Assassins ’ Guild, ” Gaspode prompted. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a gonne? ” “ Maybe something was n’t in the Assassins ’ museum, and they put this sign on it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a gonne? ” “ Maybe something was n’t in the Assassins ’ museum, and they put this sign on it? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s a twofour? ” A two and a two and a two and a two. ” Cuddy put his head on one side. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s been going on? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s been happening, Fred? ” Colon took a deep breath. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s he holding in his hand? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s not right? ” “ Do n’t know. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that got to do with it? ” “ If anyone puts a match to anything tonight, it ’s goodbye Ankh, ” said the sergeant morosely. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s that? ” “ He ’s a Watchman. ” “ Looks like a troll to me. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s the glue made of? ” “ Boiled slugs. ” The Patrician pulled the paper off one hand. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this all about? ” “ You know, Watchman, ” said Stronginthearm. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” “ Er — ” “ Do n’t know, eh? ” “ Sure. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s this? ” “ Er — ” “ Do n’t know, eh? ” “ Sure. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s up? ” said Colon. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What ’s wrong? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What, ” he said, “ is this? ” “ Oh, I wondered where that had gone, ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” AHEM. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ An exploding dragon. ” They walked in stunned silence. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Give it to me. ” She held it close to his mouth. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Here to take inventory. ” “ Where ’s your auth — ” “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Here to take inventory. ” “ Where ’s your auth — ” “ Oh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Lance- Constable, ” she repeated. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Some weapons? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Some weapons? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ What? ” “ Something not right. ” There were other smells. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Whatever for? ” “ Does. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ When we had kings, sir? ” “ Kings? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ When we had kings, sir? ” “ Kings? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are we? ” whispered Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where are you staying? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where can you get a change of clothes around here? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where did Cruces go? ” The mist rolled around his head. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where does it show? ” “ It ’s the smell, girl. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where is it? ” “ Just there, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where the hell are we, partner? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d he go? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d it go? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’d we got to? ” said Mrs Cake, still on the other side of the door. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’re you going? ” He broke into a waddling, bow- legged trot to keep up with her. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Where ’s the gritsucker? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Which way did he go? ” “ Dat way. ” And in the Guild ’s main hall the master butcher Gerhardt Sock was staggering around in circles. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are these gentlemen? ” he demanded. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you, pray? ” The gonne swung towards him. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who are you? ” “ Corporal Nobbs, sir! ” said Nobby, saluting. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who cares? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who cares? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who do you think you are? ” “ I will do what I told — ” “ Do n’t wanna be inna — ” Wham! |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who knows? ” “ Let me think now, ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who says that? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who says? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was he? ” “ Who? ” “ The man who said “ No More Kings ”. ” People were staring. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was he? ” “ Who? ” “ The man who said “ No More Kings ”. ” People were staring. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was she? ” “ Lettice Knibbs, ” said Cumbling Michael. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who was that man with the granite face I saw in the Watch House? ” said Angua, as they proceeded along Broad Way. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’d do something like this to a poor little dragon? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’d do such a thing? ” Carrot turned to the beggars clustered around the doorway. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s she? ” said Cumbling Michael. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s that gentleman? ” He followed the Patrician ’s gaze. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s there? ” DEATH. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s there? ” “ Down here! ” Silverfish looked down. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who ’s this, then? ” “ Angua, ” said Gaspode. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Who? ” said Skully. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Whosagoodboyden? ” murmured Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Whose room is this? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did the fat man knock at the door? ” They stared at each other, tangled in the punchline. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why did you join the Watch? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why does he always follow us around? ” “ I really could n’t say. ” “ He ’s got a present for you. ” Angua risked a glance. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not try our shale on a bun? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why not? ” “ ‘ Cos everyone knows dogs ca n’t talk. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why the, er, why the crash helmet, mister? ” said Cuddy, as they walked along the corridor. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why would anyone want to kill her? ” Carrot looked at the velvet cloak. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why would they kill a clown? ” Boffo looked guilty. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why ’s she got a helmet on? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” Quirke shrugged. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” The axe hovered in front of his nose again. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” said Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Why? ” “ ‘ Cos you a man, ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Will there be custard pies? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Will they chase us if we sneak off now? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you listen to yourselves? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Will you look at this? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Woman ’s intuition? ” she suggested. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Woof? ” “ And some beer in a bowl, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Would it work? ” “ Oh, yes, ” said Leonard. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Would n’t hurt a fly, poor little thing. ” “ How could someone make a dragon blow up? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Would sir be wanting anything? ” Vimes thought about it. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you mind telling me what ’s going on, sir? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Would you, please, leave his body with us? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sarge? ” “ You heard Corporal Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sergeant? ” said Carrot, without looking around. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sir! ” “ Acting- Constable Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ What ’s that you ’ve got on your head? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sir! ” “ Acting- Constable Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ What ’s that you ’ve got on your head? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sir! ” “ Acting- Constable Detritus? ” “ Sir? ” “ What ’s that you ’ve got on your head? ” Dink. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, sir? ” Carrot looked back at the tall thin man, standing in the big bare room beside the golden throne filled with decay. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes, ” he said, “ I daresay we would. ” “ I had tried clockwork, you know. ” “ I ’m sorry? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” DID YOU NOTICE IT? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” DID YOU NOTICE IT? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” HEEL. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” The voice came from somewhere in the pitch blackness to his right. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” hissed Boffo. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” said Vimes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ How can you turn back into a woman again? ” “ I just get out of the moonlight and. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ How can you turn back into a woman again? ” “ I just get out of the moonlight and. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ I ’m Corporal Carrot — ‘ The hatch moved, but hit Carrot ’s truncheon as he rammed it in the hole. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ Yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ You come with us. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yes? ” “ d’Eath was right. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ Yesterday? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You all right, sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You and me, eh? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You and me, sergeant? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You been reading books again, Fred? ” “ Got to improve my mind, Nobby. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You can really talk? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You can talk? ” “ Huh. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You dwarfs really love gold, do n’t you? ” “ Of course we do n’t. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You feeling all right, Captain Quirke? ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You have something to tell me, doctor? ” “ It ’s been. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You hear that, Cuddy? ” “ What, that it ’s all settled? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You hear that, Cuddy? ” “ What, that it ’s all settled? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You just said, “ I do n’t know, shall I ask him to go away? ” Mrs Cake, ” said Angua. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know Corporal Carrot? ” “ Oh, Ess. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know he promised to leave it alone. ” “ Captain Vimes? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know the menu off by heart? ” “ Oh, yes. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know the worst bit? ” she said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know what you should do with a coat like that? ” The man ’s forehead wrinkled. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You know, like “ Removed for Cleaning ”? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean Corporal Carrot? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You mean I got a choice? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You remember, sir? ” The ones you told me I had to have? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You remember, sir? ” The ones you told me I had to have? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You see this badge? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You see why we did n’t bring it back up? ” said Cuddy. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You still doing the folk dancing on your nights off, Nobby? ” “ Yes, Fred. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You still got that little house in Easy Street, Sergeant Muldoon? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You still got that little house in Easy Street, Sergeant Muldoon? ” “ What? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You sure, Nobby? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You suspect Corporal Nobbs, sir? ” “ This is worse. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You think that ’ll work? ” “ Can you think of anything better? ” “ Not right now. ” “ Well, then. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You think that ’ll work? ” “ Can you think of anything better? ” “ Not right now. ” “ Well, then. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You two know who this is? ” “ It looks like — “ Cuddy began. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You were a quartermaster? ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You were commendably quick. ” “ Was I? ” “ You got my message? ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You were commendably quick. ” “ Was I? ” “ You got my message? ” said Lord Vetinari. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You were saying? ” said the Patrician mildly. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You will eat with hit, you will sleep with hit, you — ” “ ‘ Scuse me. ” “ Who said that? ” “ Down here. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ll stop me, will you? ” “ Yes. ”. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re Watchmen, are n’t you? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’re alive? ” said Detritus. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got nearly half an hour. ” “ It ’s not as easy as that, is it? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve got weapons, have n’t you? ” snarled Carrot at a hundred dwarfs. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve won, have n’t you? ” he said. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ You ’ve won. ” “ Sir? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ — and I ’m here to collect some arms for my men. ” “ Yeah? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ — and what good ’s it all been? |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ ‘ o ’s yer fwiend, Gaspode? ” There was a snigger. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ “ A Watch From, Your Old Freinds in the Watch ”? ” “ It ’s a play on words, ” said Carrot. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Gonne ”? ” “ You know you said you saw something in the courtyard — “ Carrot began. |
Men at Arms - Terry Pratchett | “ “ Who is it? ”, ” said Angua. |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Oh, my paws and whiskers? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''"I was not born yesterday"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''''scuse me,''said the raven,''but how come Miss Ogg became Mrs Ogg? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''-at letter?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A beetle clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A bird that builds clocks? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A foodstuff?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A pain came from over there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A prayer wheel, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A prayer wheel, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A third part, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A wolf is a very strong... form, you see? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''A woman kept... incarnating and then disappearing again? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, but is it not said,"There is a Time and a Place for Everything"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you do n''t know the secret?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Algebra?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, is he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Always remember Rule One, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I late, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Amazing, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''An evil genius?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''An immortal?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And Crazed Baron Haha? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And a day like this just says fresh cream, does n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And also that,"You should always wear clean underwear because you never know if you will be knocked down by a cart"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And always ask yourself: how come it was created in the first place, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And does the abbot-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And how are the mountains? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And if that does n''t work?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And is he likely to have taken my friend?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And is it not written,"Oo, you are so sharp you''ll cut yourself one of these days"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And is it the right time now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And it did n''t make you think? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And it''s urgent, I expect?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And leave things unknown?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And my brother? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And now I must ask-'' ''How accurate are your clocks?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And now, may I suggest you ladies leave by the back way?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And shall we agree: no tricks?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s just... riding out?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And then what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And then you mailed yourself here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And thethe ladieth and gentlemen, ladythip?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And they are-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And thinc?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And we ask ourselves wanna potty wanna potty poo why now, why at this time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And we do n''t feel it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are all you... organs looking at?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what are you going to do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did you think of our want bikkit want bikkit want bikkit NOW young Lobsang Ludd?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what happened next?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what has this got to do with me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is this pretty blue glow?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And what would you have done if I had n''t been here, pray?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And which was he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And who died of blood poisoning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And who is this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And why do you visit us in our timeless valley?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are in persistent good health?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know that man is Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know that man was Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you know what they say about men with big feet, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you think that will impress anyone?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you will teach me everything?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''re not?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, mm, are...?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And you-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, what happens now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And,''said Lobsang, still in the tones of one carefully exploring every corner of the haunted cave,''he does n''t mind?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And... Nipsie the Impaler?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And...?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Another idiot with a clock, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Another question?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of onions?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone else got any questions?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know where this is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone watching us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t we supposed to be saving the world?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there not monks who know how to do this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they fighting one another?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they winning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they working?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we waiting to see a little pointy bit of lightning coming out of a cloud?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you actually human?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you always like this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you any good at working with glass, Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you introducing young children to the occult?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you really talking about the Apocalypse? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying one little world is not important, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying they''re affecting our minds?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure we''re going the right way?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you ca n''t feel where it is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you telling me it really existed?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you thure, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''As for the others... War? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''As much as that, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Back again, wonder boy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Bet you a dollar?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Bogeymen, Susan?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But I do n''t need an assist-''Jeremy began, but that was wrong, was n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought chocolate was a raging temptation?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But I thought you stored lightning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But did not Wen say that if the truth is anywhere, it is everywhere?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But how did you get in where half a dozen trained and armed men could n''t even-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But if there is not a Rule One, can there be any other rules? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But is it not written,"If you have another one you wo n''t have an appetite for your dinner"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But it''s all a matter of how you look at it, am I correct? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But no one would countermand the abbot''s orders, would they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But surely they will not be aware of it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But the balls in that are made of soft leather, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But why Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But you are Death and this is the Apocalypse, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But you ca n''t obey the Keep Left/ Right sign, no matter what you do... oh, I see...'' ''Is n''t learning fun? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But, hey, what about that kid, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But, look, you ca n''t make a clock like that, because it''s inside the universe, so it''ll... get rebuilt when the universe does, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''But-'' ''Are we fighting, or are we talking?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Buthy- tailed, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t say it rings a bell...'' APOCALYPSE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t we use the spinners?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you bring it in-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you feel it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you hear it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I be of any help, your acolytility?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I go and-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I just be clear here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I offer a fashion tip?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can anyone tell me why it''s three o''clock in Genua while it''s twelve o''clock in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we go home now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get copper rodth here, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you imagine someone exploding into a million pieces? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you not persuade him to let go of your hand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you not simply create one?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you turn round?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Caw?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Children''s stories?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Clockwork? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Come on, whose is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Coming?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I have your attention, please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you... build something like this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Creator and Destroyer?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Croak?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Cultural, is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Demons? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I not give an order that there should be no eating or drinking or unnecessary experimentation with sensory apparatus?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he ever find it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t people notice?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did she have a stick?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know, doctor, that copper octirate vibrates exactly two million, four hundred thousand and seventy- eight times a second?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you see that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I like rabbit?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I like salad cream?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you ever let go?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you know?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you want to talk to your father?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do the sensations of pain persist?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we have anyone upstairs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you call that acting human?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have any chocolate left?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know I even got written out of the official history?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know about the curse of the werewolves?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know anything about the person who built the clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how to- Can you see how to give it the right spin and direction?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know okidoki?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what happens if you slice time on a magically powered vehicle travelling at more than seventy miles an hour?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what he''s actually going to do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what kinetic energy is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you not want to know the name of the man you are about to destroy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you really have semaphore addresses in Uberwald?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you really think so?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think anything could have happened to her?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Does a bear poo in the woods?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that help?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that mean it''s"then"there when it''s"now"here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Does this mean anything?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Down that passage?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Drains, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Déjà- fu?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Déjà- fu?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, any of you boys heard of any rules?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, what did I do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, why are we whispering?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, would you believe he ran a kebab thop, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, you have n''t actually ever had a grave, have you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... er... perhaps it was just someone trying to be very cool?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what does master want for breakfast?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Er...'' ''Do you know how to stop this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ere, you''re Death, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Erm... dear, do I ride out for Apocalypses?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Even the bit where I blow the trumpet?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ever happened before?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ever seen them?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ever wonder about it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Exciting, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me,''he said,''but do you have a pencil?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeling better?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Finished?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Fire? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''For is it not written,"You never know what''s going to turn up"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''For... lots of Igors?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Four swords against an army? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Getting the hang?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ginger bithcuit, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, are they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, good, now just work your way up to the bit where it says chocolate, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Got what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Grim Fairy Tales?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Had n''t we better hurry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah, will you listen to him?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Has it been happening while we''ve been talking?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I said the wrong thing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we got ti-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you any idea what this is, Mrs Ogg?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you any idea why that happened?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got your breath back now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He can pick up my thoughts?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He did n''t flap around making information- rich patterns in the air or laying eggs on cabbage leaves?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He does not accept discipline?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He was a lad, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He was kind of foreign, you know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s that fast? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hold on, hold on... How can you take a piece of, oh, some old century, and stitch it into a modern one? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hold on, there''s a trick, is n''t there...? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Hold on... What''s that sign for?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How about invar?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How about the new yaks we''ve been breeding? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How about you, Penelope?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How accurate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How can a pupil be tardy here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How can anyone tell that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How can there be a sign, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How could I forget? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How could he walk at all? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How could you possibly know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did he write his poems?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did it do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did the servant person get there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know about him and me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that would work?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you define an emergency, Sweeper?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you even know the word romantic, anyway?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know its Man with Huge Figleaf?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know the new clock is being built in Ankh Morpork?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you test to that accuracy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How fast are we going?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How fine can you slice time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How is his reverence today?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How is progress, Mr Jeremy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How many of the others have you got?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How many words?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How many''s that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How much time does stone need?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How much?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How much?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How real do you mean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How safe are we here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How would we go about building this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How''re they powered now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe you were carrying the cherry cremes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet you feel like Mister Silly now, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I ca n''t just-'' ''Is this the dojo of the Tenth Djim?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t think I-'' ''Please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I doon''t die? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you wanted to see me about my letter, madam?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I had a very strange education, you know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I hope so, Rambut, but who knows, these days?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I imagine you weigh about a hundred and ten pounds, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I never said it was a particularly imaginative surprise, did I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I said something wrong?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I should bow even now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought they were mythical?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought we said no tricks?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought, how does this go, in a myffic kind of way?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I would prefer it if you wore the protective padding-'' ''You''re that good with the stick, are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll bag''em and you tag''em, what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll jutht go and make thome breakfatht, thall I? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m in your way, am I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m just wondering if there is anything about this situation that makes you, you know... slightly nervous?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m one of yours, am I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve been thrown out? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got this perfectly under control-'' ''Where''s the lady?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''I, er, I shall get down now, then, shall I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Impressive, I''ll grant you, and who does n''t look good in black? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''In Ankh- Morpork? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''In fact I think I''m getting on a lot better without it, do n''t you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''In theory? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Interesting?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it Mrs Weaver? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a book?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it all over?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it any business of yours?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it not written in the sacred text,"There''s a lot goes on we do n''t know about, in my opinion"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it not written,"Every second counts"? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it not written,"Hard work never did anybody any harm"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it not written,"I have only one pair of hands"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it the Way of Mrs Cosmopilite that gives you such power?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t being a werewolf curse enough?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that, er, interfering with history? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this the garden of Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a real colour?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that meant to be Hell?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that not true?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that worse than certain death?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there another way out of here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anyone else who wishes to try the experiment?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something wrong?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this correct?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this some kind of magic?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It can get pretty rough at break time, can it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It exploded? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It is you, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It was n''t her?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It worked, master?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s always now everywhere, miss?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s been a long time-'' ''Oh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s getting late-'' ''At dawn tomorrow?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just a trick?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just mine now, is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not turning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s very good, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s...'' ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Just you recall the rule your teacher here taught you on day one, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Just"Because", Sweeper? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Keeping you busy, are they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Law?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s not hang around, then, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s try the back room- Are you all right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Like last time? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Like living outside time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Like this Old Man Trouble you mentioned?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Like what? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lobsang Ludd?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lobsang?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Long cerise bloomers with that dress? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I really did n''t want to-'' ''And you''ve looked at the other statues?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I''m offering you the opportunity of a lifetime, do you understand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, if you want me to do this undercover work you''ve got to get me a book on ornithology, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, it''s taken him nine lifetimes to know what he knows, so it''s not our fault if we ca n''t understand it, is it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, that''s why there''s rules, understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, time has stopped, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Loose from what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze, you are not nmnmnbooboo to go to Uberwald or anywhere near Uberwald, understand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ludd is a puzzle, is he not? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ludd, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Marco? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''May I draw your attention to the notice my assistant is holding up?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me, I''m the master? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me, thur? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Metaphorically or really, master?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mine? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Miss Susan?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm, he has n''t thrown a clock at your head, has he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm... Have you been standing too close to some dangerous machinery?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm... is it me, or is there a rather... sharp smell in the air?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm... something new?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mm... you are sure about the medicine?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mmm?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mmm?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''More important than the end of the world?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Igor,''said Dr Hopkins, as he was ushered into the shop,''you do know that Mr Jeremy has to take medicine, do n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr White, what is Rule One?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Cosmopilite again?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Ogg? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Ogg? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Ogg? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''My name,''said the Fifth Horseman,''is...'' ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Mythic?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Name of Clockson?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Narrow escape there, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Need any eggs, cream, butter, buttermilk or cheese?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''New toys, Qu?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Newgate Ludd?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No famine appears to be involved, does it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No imps?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No kando?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No martial arts?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I do n''t want you as an apprentice, not at my age, but you''re going to be so we''d both better make the best of it, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No, because, you see, I''ve been trained to-'' ''Just keep out of my way, then, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No, really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Not at all?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Not got a lot of sleep, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Not him, too? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, shall we go and look at this clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, why did-'' WOULD A LITTLE SMALL TALK HURT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Of all the things Time could be doing, you wish to see an old man''s trick? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, I must, must I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, go and calibrate the complexity resonator, will you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, he is, is he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, well, in that case,''said Lu- Tze,''is it not written,"If you want a thing done properly you''ve got to do it yourself"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, well, that''s not my problem, is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, would you be so good, Lu- Tze? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh,''he said, and added with sudden certainty,''You''re Death, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Only a bit? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Only almost?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Only most, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Or the deep sea? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Or-''Famine began, and hesitated, and said finally,''A shower of fish?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Our search?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Pah?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Part of me is thinking, who''s this haughty little miss who talks to me as if I was a kiddie of five? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Pay attention, will you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Peaceful?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''People will start saying"What is the meaning of this?" |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps I would like a beer?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Please, Myria? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Plus, of course, you can use it to pray with?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Promise not to harm me, would you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Raised by the Thieves''Guild? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ready? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Reason? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Right now, sir?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Right now? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ronnie''s been around, has he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Ronnie?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Rule Nineteen?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Rules? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Rules?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Says what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See how much you''re learning already? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See the blue- white dot there? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See the people down there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See them spinners at the end?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See those mountains?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Seeking enlightenment?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Seen everything?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I release you, sir, or would you like to do it yourself?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we be going?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we go?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we try a different way?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we walk?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''She''d hardly pay us so handsomely and then sabotage the project, would she? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Shiitake?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Should we keep running?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Show me this elevator, will you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Snug, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So I said to the man, I said,"What now?" |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So I take it you punished him for not answering the right question?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So how can you be here talking to me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So how did you-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So let''s build a grandfather clock, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So proud? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So, how are you, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So, mm, how is the work on the new navigation tables going?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Soap? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Some dust delayed you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Some kind of gurgle telepathy, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Something funny, monk?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Something you want to say, is there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Spinners? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Spot of lunch?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Stay? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Still asking questions, kid? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Still here? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Still nothing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Strange, you say?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Such as?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Susan, can you imagine what it is like to experience taste for the first time? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Sweeper?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Sweeper?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Tardy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Thall I make thome tea, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That boy up on the podium, see him?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That is very good?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That means something like a council hall, does n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That much, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That old legend? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That si- si- si That simple- ple, eh eheh simple, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That simple, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That simple, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That simple, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That was not good etiquette?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That was the action of an intelligent creature?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That would have been acceptable?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That you ca n''t tell me about?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s coming from them?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Thatth a Turnball Mk3 micro- lathe, ithn''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The Way has an answer for everything, does it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The Way of the Washerwoman?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The alloy? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The bit outside the universe?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The boy? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The cleaver or the brown material?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The clockmaker?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The closure was successful?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The first one? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The kind with a coffee bean on the top, or the ordinary kind?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The man who brought you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The more shutters showing a colour, the more time winding or unwinding?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The one about the citadel in Muntab and the Pash and the fish bone?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The sand do n''t go through when you tip it up, see?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The servant is satisfactory?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The thing is, I mean, there''s times when you look at the universe and you think,"What about me?" |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The two of us, against the Auditors?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The way you put it-'' YOU ARE AFRAID? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''The... spinners that are left... Can you move the jumpers?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then perhaps he does not?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then the... Igor must''ve built it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what am I supposed to do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what can we do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then what will happen,''he said slowly,''when he comes round?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then who am I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Then...''Lobsang nodded at the little volcano, which was gently smoking,''how does that work? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''There have been complaints?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s an elevator at the end of the corridor, Susan, but what happened to-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s still that little alcove round the corner where you repair the smaller spinners? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''They need bigger shoes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re going to do something to Time? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Things have gone well with you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''This is a test, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''This is going to be you, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''This is the Apocalypse, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''This may seem a stupid question, but where are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Thoeth?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Those evil little things?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Three times, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Thulphuric athid?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Time is a"she"? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''To ride out on?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''To teach you the virtues of obedience and hard work, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''To what end?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Train me in what, exactly?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Trying to find what makes it tick?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Tung- pi?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Twins, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Upsidazi?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Us? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Wannapottywanna if Lu- Tze is right, then we must not waste time, gentlemen, and if he is wrong then we have time to spare, is this not so? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he mad, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Was time really stopped?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We ca n''t kill them?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We never realized this, did we? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll go out the back way, Qu, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re carrying time, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re sorry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve got to stick together, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well I expect you have heard of Rule One, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I mean, it''s all tricks, is n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, if I can help in any way...'' It was, she realized later, one of those phrases like''How are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, if they have to move heavy items around-'' ''Look at the sign, will you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, is it something to do with the proportions? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it looks like... a crude gearwheel? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, that sort of thing used to happen a lot in antiquity, did n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what about you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, why ca n''t you find one too?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you would n''t expect men like that to do the sweeping up in there, would you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well-'' ''Debase the sacred teachings for the sake of my knees, you think?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Were you a good thief?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What about him? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the University?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What am I saying? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they talking about?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they up to this time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are those doing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing out of your place, organic?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you hiding from me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you standing about for, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you suggesting, Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you supposed to do when you are where you''re supposed to be?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you telling me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What can they tell me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What chocolate do we have left?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What customers? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you think?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What did she look like?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you say?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do they mean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do we do about that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, decide?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think of this, master?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want to do with these people?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What else is there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What for are you coming in here, cleaner of filth? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What happens if you find out you''re no good?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What have I joined?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What have I missed here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What in damnation are you talking about, mister?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is Rule One?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is he doing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is in its mouth, Mr Dark Avocado?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it you are trying to tell me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that amazing thing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the nature of this delay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is the wanna bikkit BIKKIT meaning of this? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is there for us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this place, friend?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this tea?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this thing on your back?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is what like?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your"name", young person?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of philosophy is that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of signs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What organic damn elephant? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What organization?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What other way is there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What precisely was it you wanted, madam?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What rules?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What signal?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are they doing now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is Rule Nineteen? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is going on?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell is the wrong size for a slab of rock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What was all that fuss just before the Procrastinators cut loose? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it about?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What was your name back in the world, hasty young man?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What were you going to say?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What will it be?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What will we need them for?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What will you do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What with? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do now, boys?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a smoko?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a yonk?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on, Sweeper?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he done? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in all these rooms?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that place ahead?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that supposed to mean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the book, monk?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the point? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''When they have trekked thousands of miles seeking the truth?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''When''s the next one?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''When?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''When?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where do you get off, talking to me like that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where does it go to?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is this clock being rebuilt?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where to?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the yeti?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where< is this written, Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way do you think we should go? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who can thay, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who does he think he is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who does this belong to now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who indeed?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who said that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who saw what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who sent you here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who sent you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was the first?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who would build something like this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s the boy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who... What''s this about a big white horse in the classroom?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose wisdom is in sayings like"It wo n''t get better if you pick at it"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are we carrying spinners on our backs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you giving me that funny look, Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ca n''t we slice when we''re on this thing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did he want to do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you take it, please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do I do this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you do this, Grandfather? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does n''t it happen to humans?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why duck?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why here? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why indeed?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is it the opportunity of a lifetime, Mr Soto?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is it,''said a voice by his ear,''that no one ever believes in Rule One?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is this called the Garden of Five Surprises?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should they? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should we interest anyone? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve you got snow on-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Will I have to wash it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it help?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Will it protect me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you shame me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you teach him?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''With chocolate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''With that cut? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''With the clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t it get damaged?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t you introduce me to your friends?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would he have met your grandfather?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would invar allow you to reach total accuracy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would the abbot approve, though?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would the clockmaker know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would thur like a cup of tea around now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you care for a rusk, by the way?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to tell everyone?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yak? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah... yeah, okay...'' ''You can do it, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Miranda?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr White?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Penelope?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Samuel?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Sweeper, but-'' ''Know how to use it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Vincent?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, exalted sir?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, master?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, right, but is it the Apocalypse? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, there was a little bit of trouble over that, was n''t there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes,''cos I really, really wanted to kill him, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, thatth very thtrange, ithn''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeth, thur?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You and daat whizzin''kid I seein''there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are Lu- Tze? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are Time now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are allowed into the Inner Temple?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are not satisfied with my work, madam?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are that fast? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You are the apprentice, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You been taught anything about the Big Crash?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You boys up from the lowlands, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You came to look?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You carried him here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You could really walk through a solid wall?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You did?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do have tastebuds, do n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t die?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t get out much, do you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t need it, understand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think I''d give away a trick like that, do you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think so? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You ever been to Fourecks?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You felt something again?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You fly around a lot?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t told the abbot about them yet, have you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You have seen the visitors we get here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You just killed an Auditor with a chocolate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You just want to know my little surprise?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You know how long that took us last time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You know it had an owner?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You know the little shrine you kicked over last night?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what this is, monk?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You let a neophyte see the Mandala?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he was mad too?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean measles?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean there will be flaming rows?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean they''ll disobey it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you do n''t want another one?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you need cool calculating bastards to save the world, do you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, Lu- Tze who is famous for his bonsai mountains?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, going where you had distinctly been told not to go and doing what you were absolutely forbidden to do?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, us being well armed and outnumbering you, and you backing away like that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You need power to stay human?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You promise not to harm me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You really are both of them?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You really mean you will not eat a second chocolate coffee bean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You see, Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You see, Igor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You see? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You sent me a message, your reverence? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You surely know that Janda Trapp, Grand Master of okidoki, toro- fu and chang- fu, has only ever yielded to one man?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You think we do n''t watch you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you can do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You visit us just to learn of our clever sweeper''s fancies?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to hear the rest of the story?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You were... you were the one who left before they became famous?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You work for him?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You worked out the floral clock all by yourself?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d better believe it- What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be here for the start?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be thinking, what does she know?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a... you ca n''t be a... what are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re fast, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to ask what happened to the coat, are n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to take over?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to teach me, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to touch it, are n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to try and race the lightning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re just going to pester me, are n''t you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not a follower of the Way of Mrs Cosmopilite, are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not coming?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not from Uberwald, are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not going to pig out on me, are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not the reincarnation of someone, are you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re one of the weird monks from up in the valleys, are n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re really going to do that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re sure you can look at it again?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re up to date?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re very particular about that, Mr Jeremy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve been fighting the grey people with chocolate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never been tempted by the prospect of marriage, old man?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve seen one of these before? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You, er, you appreciate art?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''You? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Your apprentice, Sweeper?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''Your own personal pair?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ''[ 14] ''How is der abboott these daays?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | * * * ''... and then I thought, what''s a job that really needs someone with my talents?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ... What is it like? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ... and I''ll just walk us both to the far side, all right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | A biscuit of red- brown colouring?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | A cottage in the country, that sort of thing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | A dangerous yoghurt?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | A few villages in a clearing? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | A shortage of food per se? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | AH? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | AND WHERE DOES THAT FEELING COME FROM? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU WELL? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | AS METAPHORS GO IT IS RATHER GOOD, DON''T YOU THINK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ASKING AFTER THE LIFE OF A CHILD? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Agreed?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | All I needed was a bit of understanding, someone to see my point of view for five minutes...'' WHAT WAS YOUR POINT OF VIEW? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | All right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Am I getting smaller or bigger? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Am I going too fast for you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Am I right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Am I right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Am I still in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | An Auditor in the crowd said, rather more thoughtfully,''Is it the case, then, that hierarchy is negotiable?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | An Auditor said, Why is there no further progress? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | An apprentice gives a gift to the master, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And I thought you said you were Number One?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And brainy? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And cook? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And how could a thought be hot? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And how do you know that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And how do you mean, odd?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And if they were intelligent observers, they''d have said: so... this classroom is in some way still in Ankh- Morpork and also in Genua, is it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And is it not written,"There''s no time like the present"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And it must exist, must n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And light shone through a natural prism of octivium quartz splits into only three colours?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And now, will all you gentlemen be so good as to leave? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps another one if you''ve got company?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And that is-? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And that was it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And the thought arose: Do I want that again? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And then I thought, everyone wants fresh milk, yes? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And there''s still those unofficial bunks for when it''s the night shift and you only need a couple of lads to keep their eye on things?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And we would not want his trousers falling down at a time like this, would we?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And what about Koom Valley? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And what else? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And what name were you given when you were enrolled?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And where should you be now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And while we''re on the subject, wonder boy, did you let that witch have her broomstick back?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And why would I argue? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And you are Mr-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And you are an Auditor, are n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And you ca n''t tell me that''s a normal frame of mind, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And you''ve got to have rules, is n''t that true?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And, er, by some happy chance, er, do you happen to be-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | And... why do n''t you go and clean yourself up? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ankh- Morpork lad?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Any bruises?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Anyone?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are the spinners working bdumbdum harmoniously?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you Lobsang and are you Jeremy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you Lobsang or are you Jeremy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you any good with weapons?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you any good? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you coming or not?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you frightened?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you going to try to teach me about this yeti, then, and why you made me bring a sword?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you serious? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you stupid?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you would n''t prefer some time bombs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | As for some of the stories they brought home... well, everyone knew children had such vivid imaginations, did n''t they? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | As in gravity? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | As such?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | As they disappeared, they said: How can we be memories, when we have yet to happen? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | At the far end of its trunk, Lu- Tze was saying,''So, you''ve never heard of Rule One, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | BUT IS THAT WHAT THE PROBLEM WAS OR WAS THAT WHAT THE SOLUTION WILL BE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Because another voice in her head, which was part of the dark committee, said,''You''re not helping, are you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Because of the metal spring?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Besides, who would believe you could measure time with crystals? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But another one cut in with, Why are you dwelling in this building? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But what is my role here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But why were they flawed? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But you could rewind a spinner, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But you have been helping to train world operatives for many years, have n''t you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But, after all, Death... What''s death?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But, in my dotage, may I travel another path, of wisdom rather than violence? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But, on the other hand, he was n''t actually doing anything wrong, was he? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | But... just a sweeper? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | By order ''Nice touch,''Susan agreed,''but I''m wondering... who put up the signs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | CAN YOU NOT FEEL IT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | COULD I HAVE A WORD WITH YOU, said Death, IN PRIVATE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t fold time while you''re asleep, see?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can he really be as fast as that without training? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you fight better than that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you find Lu- Tze? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you get to the end of the street? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you give me a straight answer?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you give us a lift? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you grasp all that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you guess how hard it is to find it again in so many? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine what comes out of the dark places, uncontrolled?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine what it is like? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you imagine what would happen if someone with that kind of skill ran around loose? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you see it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you throw at all? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Can you understand what I mean?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Charitable duty?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Cold calculation, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Coming up through your sandals? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Correct? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Could I raise again the issue of the unbearable pain?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Could it be that humans had got used to it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Could we go in out of the rain, thur? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Could you get down, please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Could you take it off, then? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Crystals, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DEATH? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DID YOU THINK THAT THOUGHT, OR DID THEY? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO THEY NOTICE YOU, DO YOU THINK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA WHY? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU HAVE ANYWHERE TO STAY? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU NOT FEEL SMALL IN A BIG UNIVERSE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU SPEAK FOR ALL? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DO YOU UNDERSTAND? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DON''T YOU NOTICE ANYTHING? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did I tell you about the double- knit combinations?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t Hepzibah Whitlow have the idea of the adjustable pendulum clock as a result of his work as the public hangman? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t Wen see portents in the swirl of gruel in his bowl, and in the flight of birds? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did n''t Wilframe Balderton always say that the idea for the Fish Tail Escapement came after he''d eaten too much lobster? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did you have romantic hopes in connection with the boy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did you see that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Did you see that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you have music?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how hard it is to teach geography when you can see someone kicking the poo out of a treadmill?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the saying"The whole is greater than the sum of the parts"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you miss Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Does Anyone Want to Argue?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Does a cuckoo come out?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Does that sound silly?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Does-?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Dressed a bit like me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | DumDumBBBRRRR...'' ''Glass clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | END OF THE WORLD? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | ESTABLISHED Perhaps it was odd that people never asked,''Established when, exactly?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | EXCUSE ME? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ecthcuthe me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Even the abbot? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ever go to the opera house?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ever look at that little theatre just over the road? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ever meet him? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Except that now they''re all freewheeling because the surge cut them loose, understand?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a cup of tea? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Faster than lightning, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Fire? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | First time, see?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | For an intellect a billion years old, in a body which is an ape on the back of a rat that grew out of a lizard? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | For is it not written,"It does you good to get out in the fresh air"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | For is it not written,"We live and learn"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | For... who may know when the hour may be?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Forty years looked about right, but surely-? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Forty years? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | GRIPPER''THE BUTCHER''SMARTZ? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Gnh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Good old Zimmerman, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Got any food left?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Great times, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU HAD LUNCH? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE PROCRASTINATORS THE MONKS USE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Have you got rhythm?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Have you quite finished? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Have you read this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen an old man? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He cupped his hands and shouted,''Where- is- the- overseer?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He knows it already?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He spoke as follows: ''You know that the dreadful Battle of Five Cities did not happen because the messenger got there in time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He wanted a midwife-'' ''Ten days ago?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He was the Ephebian philosopher who said you could n''t hit a running man with an arrow, was n''t he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He was worried about forty years? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He''d been hired before her ladyship had engaged Jeremy to do this work? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He''d been thinking: perhaps a vampire, then? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | He''d counted to four under his breath before Lobsang said:''Please? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Headed down to the lowlands?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Hmm?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ho? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can I do that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can a clock be a problem? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can it get damaged?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can there be anything in here we can not understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can they do that to us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can we find a clock here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How can words on a page have a power like that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How could I stop Time?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How could she even begin to describe the blueness of blue? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How could they ever...? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How dare he? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How did I do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How did humans survive this? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How did you do that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel about going through the Mandala Hall again?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How is Albert?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How old are you now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How old did you say he was?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How old is he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | However, is it not written,"When you have got to go, you have got to go"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Human? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I BEG YOUR PARDON? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I BEG YOUR PARDON? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THE END OF THE WORLD IS EVERYONE''S RESPONSIBILITY, WOULDN''T YOU? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know... perhaps some other time? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t... do n''t know what you''re-'' ''At the Clockmakers''Guild? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I mean, does your average city person fear famine?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I mean, most species only manage it once, do n''t they?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I mean, you are Death, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I said what''d happen if he came back, did n''t I? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I see you do n''t mean that, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I take it you are here to destroy the clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I thuppothe you are Mithter Jeremy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I understood you were looking to retire and cultivate your gardens?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I wo n''t bother memorizing yours until we know if you''re going to live or not, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if it can be a weakness? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what happens if I bang this rock on that head?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I''d quite like liquorice, though, if you have any...'' ''Have you had some special monk training?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I''ve always wanted to meet you, y''know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | I... shall we say?... |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | IS IT NOT WELL KNOWN THAT GODS DO THIS SORT OF THING ALL THE TIME? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | If she fell... but would she fall? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | If there is no Rule One, where is Rule Two?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | If time stops, we can keep going? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | If war''s so bad, why do people keep doing it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | In the words of one of the founding Igors:''We belong dead? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is it imagination? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is it not written,"I''d forget my own head if it was n''t nailed on"? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is it that you do n''t wish to know the Way of the Sweeper, you wish to learn instead the Way of Mrs Cosmopilite?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that the one with all the sharp spikes in the walls?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is that all right by you, sir?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is this a trick? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is this real? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Is this the right place?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It is remarkable, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It looked from Death to the endlessly massing ranks of the Auditors, and said:''Sorry? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It said, Should you not be riding out? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t perfect, but, then, what is? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t, was it...? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It was rather a chilly decision, was n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It''d still have that energy, would n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | It''s-'' ''It''s the time it takes for the smallest thing that''s possible to happen to happen?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Just like the damn rabbits and the big syrupy things?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Just one thing, uh... Why did you rescue me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Kids today, where do they get their education? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Know about witches?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Know how to do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Know what that is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Knowing everything you know?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Let''s keep going, okay? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Look, could you wind me up, please? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Magnificent, is n''t it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Miss Susan held up the cardboard clock and said:''Who can tell me what this is?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Miss Susan looked at her pityingly and said,''Madam, who could possibly bring a horse into a classroom? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | More rancid yak butter in that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Mr Dark Avocado?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | My hand... looks normal, but does that mean it is? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No insignia? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No one could be that accurate, could they? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No one touches the hair, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No reason?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No status? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No to yak milk? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Not much chance of that... See? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Now can I ask who you are?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Now do you wish me to forbid him not to go to Uberwald? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Now let''s see the abbot, shall we? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Now, how much energy could it have? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Now, you see that country down there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Of our Ankh- Morpork section? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and have you seen this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Oh, did n''t you know that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Oh, where are my manners? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Okay? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One condition: we are all human here? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One of the figures felt its face with a clumsy hand and, panting, said,''Whom do you speak to with your mouth?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One of"Ludd''s Lads"?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, Ah, can you tell us what pain is like? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, And how did you learn to shrug? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, As yet? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, Attraction? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, Food in large masses? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, For what reason? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, What is the little voice? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, What is the nature of-? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, When will the clock problems you spoke of be resolved? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said, You are n''t eating, are you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One said,''What is wrong with these clothes? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | One, and it was the same one, said, And what is the meaning of these? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Or The Story of the Whole Crowd Who Were Rounded Up by the Guards and Told''This Did n''t Happen, Okay? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Or how much thinking the brain did all by itself? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Or is it only the memory that is real? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Or that colours had a meaning that went way, way beyond spectral analysis? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Orphan boy, strange power... what the hell are you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, how could you learn to be human?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, what is it for?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | PERHAPS YOU COULD BE BUMPED UP TO AN EARLIER BIRTH? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | People say things like"Where did the time go?" |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Personal time moved on again, and a voice behind them said,''Is this yours?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Rat, thought Lobsang, but he said:''What''s an Auditor?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Remember that time he threw the minstrel out of the hotel window in Zok? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Remember the old days? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Remember?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Rule Two, Rule Three... What had been Rule One? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Rules? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SEE WHAT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SIT IT OUT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SO WE CAN COUNT ON YOU, CAN WE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SO... YOU''RE SAYING THAT THIS VAT COULD EXIST SOMEWHERE IN A TRULY INFINITE EVERYWHERE AND THEREFORE IT CAN EXIST HERE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | See up there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | See, master? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Shall people think I have taught you nothing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Shall we get on?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go get''em, boys?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | She had you sent to me?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Skin- substitutes to preserve body heat? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So he''s saving the world and destroying it, all at once?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So tell me, have you ever considered the rewards of the spiritual life?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So the fact that it slowed down and stopped back there when that Auditor practised its axemanship is n''t a factor, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So why do I remember Lobsang? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So you could send a clacks message to hire an Igor? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So, Lobsang Ludd, you tried to count my surprises, did you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | So... How did it go, now? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Some little tea- leaf pinches the flame from the gods and suddenly he''s immortal? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Some, who did not know, might say:''What is this Way that gives him so much power?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Still, I suppose it''s not your fault you''ve lost a few skills over the centuries, what with one thing and-'' ''Lost skills?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Submit?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Submit?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Submit?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Surely a nice old lady would n''t put something like that in her garden, would she? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Surely he''d put it down just a moment ago? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Surely one naughty child ca n''t trouble you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Surely the knowledge that it is necessary for continued survival is sufficient? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Susan and Lobsang backed into the shadows, and then Susan said,''What have I put my foot in?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Susan began, and then added,''We have, have n''t we? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Susan spotted one brightly painted gnome fishi- No, that was n''t a rod he was holding, was it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Susan?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | TALKING OF THE OLD DAYS, he said carefully, I''M SURE YOU REMEMBER THE TRADITION OF RIDING OUT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | THE CHILDREN ARE WELL? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | TO WHOM DO YOU REFER? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Tall man, beard, tendency to giggle at nothing?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, miss... why are we talking about he?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | That means there are no rules, does n''t it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | That sort of leaks into the brain, do n''t you think?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | That tang of permitted emulsifiers? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The Mandala is...'' But where were the colours? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The abbot said it''s something to do with... what was it?... |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The actual end of the actual whole world?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The balance of molecules? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The basic geometry?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The buggers do n''t learn, what?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The first question they ask is:''Why was he eternally surprised?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The horse of Death? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The magician''s cave...'' ''Magic? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The midwife?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The midwife?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The one outside? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The one said, You are making an image with pigments? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The one that was beginning to terrify Lady LeJean said, We wonder: is it possible that you are slowing the work in some way? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The one who was now getting on Lady LeJean''s nerves said: And the reason for its presence? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The one with all the hair?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The perfect order that goes with changelessness? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The secret is to get them to land hard so that there''s lots of shrapnel-'' ''And where is Lobsang?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The universe is destroyed and we do n''t feel it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | The voice that had lately been swearing said,''If you would be tho good?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Then you are ready to fight, enemy of dust?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | There have to be rules, do n''t there? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | There was no other marking except, near the bottom, the words: THIS SIDE UP[? this text upside down] Then the crate started to swear. |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | There was something about the way she said it... ''That was n''t just a figure of speech, was it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | There''s got to be a law, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | There''s nothing for them here, is there?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | These gentlemen?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | They make chocolate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | They use magic here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | They''d say things like''Thursday already? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | They''re chocolates?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | They''re the ones in the silver wrapp- Look, I just happen to know things, all right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Think I''m daft, do you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | This worked, but the process felt... What was the word? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Tho what do you want me to do about the lawyerth?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Tick And who is this Lu- Tze? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Tick Who is this girl? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Time has stopped, the world is given over to... fairy tales and monsters, and there''s a schoolteacher walking around?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | To the world in general, he said,''Who am I now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Uh, how do I feel about brandy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Uncertain death, see?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Under her breath she added,''Can you help?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Understood? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Very hard to do, and I do n''t reckon they teach it in the Thieves''Guild, eh?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WELL? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS IT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHAT IS TIME TO A BIG LIZARD, AFTER ALL? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHAT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHEN THE BOTTLE IS BROKEN, DOES IT MATTER WHERE THE GLASS WAS HIT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHERE WERE WE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHO IS TALKING FOR YOU NOW? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WHY LOOK SURPRISED? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | WOULD YOU CARE TO SIT IN FOR THIS ONE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Was yesterday real? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | We did a fine job there-'' ''Lu- Tze?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | We''ve got to find the person who built the clock-'' ''And, er, what are you, Miss Susan?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Well, how could they? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Well, not really...'' ''Then how did you find the place?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Well, wonder boy? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Well... who knows?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Well?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Wet finger on a wineglass? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What I tell you in the future you''ll know now, right?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What about him?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What am I saying? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What am I supposed to be thinking? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What do I know about anything? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What do them letters round the edge say?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What else had the first people been afraid of? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What happened to Mr Manners?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the week?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What happens when it stops spinning?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What harm is a man with a broom?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What is Rule One?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What is happening here? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What is the... attraction of performing a function? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What is there about this axe that could cause concern to us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What is your name?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What kind of koan is''It wo n''t get better if you pick at it,''or''Eat it up, it''ll make your hair curly,''or''Everything comes to he who waits''? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What next?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What one thinks the other thinks too?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What reason can a mountain have? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What should I have chosen instead?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What spinners?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What time is it when the white waterlily opens?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What was it about, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What was one more human? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What wath it you wanted?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening to me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What''s he done?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What, what, what is this nonsense of''salad cream''? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | When you needed an ally, and you were Death, on whom could you absolutely rely? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where doeth it thay.. we"? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where else would War live? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where is the elephant?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where is this one from?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where ought you to be?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Where to now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Which do you think it was?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who am I?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who are you, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who is this boy?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who is wozza funny man this person, Sweeper? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who knew where humanity began and where it finished? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Who''s going to protect them out here?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Whoever would have guessed that a brain operated like this? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you say? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why does he need me? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why not trust in the future? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why now? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why now? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why should I slow the work? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why should I trust you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why the... why the.. why had they copied internal organs? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why this time and this place? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why was it doing that? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why was the air wet and smelling of the city? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why would she do that?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why''s it so interested in us?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Will there be anything else, reverend sirs?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Williamson, who kept his clock five minutes fast? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Wiped the smile off your face, have I? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Wit my head cut off? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | With one of these on his back?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Would she? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Would you try to tear someone apart just for a coffee creme?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | YES? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | YOU ARE THE ANGEL CLOTHED ALL IN WHITE OF THE IRON BOOK FROM THE PROPHECIES OF TOBRUN, AM I CORRECT? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | YOU''RE CONTINUING WITH THE MILK ROUND? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | YOU''VE STILL GOT YOUR HORSE? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | YOUR CAREER PROGRESSES? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Ye- hi? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Yeth?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You are married now?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You are referring to this handle?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t feel it? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You call that training and experience?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You can hear them now, eh? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You could be looking at some extra momos in your thugpa come dinner- time, if you get my drift?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You felt something?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You found it, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You go and get a bit of shut- eye, okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You heard that rumour? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You holding up okay?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You knew Ankh- Morpork pretty well, did you? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You know how many remote castles there are along the gorges? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You mean that you ca n''t do it?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You planted this garden, did you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You recall? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You still have n''t got a weapon?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You wait, you practise- and then you''re just edited out because brimstone is no longer a fashionable colour?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You want me as an apprentice?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You want more gold?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You want to learn?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You were dashing to prevent the end of the world but you stopped to help some old man? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You will not go within a hundred miles of Uberwald, will you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You wish to face me in the dojo? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You''re Famine, then?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You''re not really going to just wait for the world to end and celebrate it, are you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You''re planning something and you''re not even going to tell me, right? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You''re stealing parts and twisting parts... and you go back every day because of the way he looks at you, do n''t you?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got to go on remembering that you saw something that now did not happen, understand? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | You, sir, can you stop the clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Your meaning? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | Your primitive villager, he reckoned fire was a good thing, did n''t he? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | and he said,"Is that any business of yours?" |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | and you can just hear the universe replying,"Well, what about you?"'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | at the sound of trumpets, yes?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | chocolate?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | clock?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | dead?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | divers?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | hello?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | or is it that, to this particular teacher, there is not much of a difference? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | or''Where do you ecthpect me to find a brain at thith time of night?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | painted on the side would be a definite clue, do n''t you think?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | said... yes, Newgate, he thought, that''s my name, yes? |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | this?'' |
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett | was fine, but''What do you need a hundred virginth for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | , is n''t it?'' Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett A lamp of poison?" |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cos all you got ta do is let go of the roof, see?'' Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett Destruction of property"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ere, Nobby, woss this about you not being a lord after all?'' Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett Lucinda"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Manky?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | S that what it''s called? Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett Salt, mustard, vinegar, pepper? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Throne vacant, applicant must supply own crown?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | farinaceousmeans to do with corn, or flour, does n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''), the persistent(''Are you sure it was n''t you what done it?'') |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | '', or''Hard work, do you want to do it?''. |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A cigar, your lordship?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A dollar? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A drink, m''lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A dwarf who ca n''t get the hang of metal? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A golem let all the cattle out?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A hundred dollars?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A loaf of bread? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A man married to the richest woman in the city?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A piece of matchstick?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A racehorse?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A voice, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''A watchman?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Again? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, Sir Samuel,''he said,''but whom can you trust?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, but do you know what was special about it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, he was lyin'', was he? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, perhaps they''re frightened of the uniform?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, so? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, dat a likely story, own up, dat where you always is at night?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, own up, you got witnesses?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''All of them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''All right for some, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''All right for some, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''All the time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I going to lose my position, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''An IOU? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''An''suck a peppermint before you goes home, that usually works —''''Working late? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And I believe he personally took over the investigation of the poisoning?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And I suppose he gets a coat of arms?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And I understand that his efforts to discover the poisoner have not reached any conclusions?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And Mr Hopkinson at the Bread Museum?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And Mr Hopkinson... A short man? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And can I once again say that our job would be a lot easier if you let us move you out of the palace?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And expose my neck, you mean?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And have Mr Vimes cut me head off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And he wo n''t die?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And his head all smashed in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And if he does n''t?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And meet other golems? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And now they meet secretly and make plots? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And of course that''s what you''ve always done, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And some of these girls have a bit of cash, too?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s heraldry, is it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And then I started thinking: who wants a king? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And this is what you found under their pillows, was it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And this last one? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And to what do I owe the pleasure, Sir Samuel?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And what about the dwarf?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And what does she do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And when you ca n''t get them, Mr Gimlet?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And who drew the straw to play Stoneface Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And who has that sort of money, indeed?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And who''s going to watch the oven?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And why are you clowns repairing the treadmill?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you have time off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you lost?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you put in fresh candles when necessary, do you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you put these candles in his lordship''s room every day?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you take your, er, perks home?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And you were all ill afterwards?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anecdotes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Angua? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Angua?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Another helping, Mr Carrot? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any chance of a job with you lot, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any help at all —?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any idea why it was in his mouth? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any of you know what any of this means?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any problems, Constable?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Any want to join, are there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone along there make string?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone know why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone told Dragon King of Arms?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything else?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything else?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything special?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything strike you about them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway, a thief would be here for the Battle Bread, would n''t they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyway,''said Angua,''if people ca n''t be themselves in Ankh- Morpork, where can they?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Anywhere else?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Apparently, sir''''A fat racehorse? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are all the staff here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t we all, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you afraid?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you supposed to tell me what it says?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are these yer fingers right here by my boots?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we running or what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you busy, my lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you calling this nose a liar?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you happy now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you insane?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you''re a dwarf? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you telling me I ca n''t have a coat of arms?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the baboon? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you trying to bribe an officer of the law, Mr Sock?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Arms? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Aye, so there''s no money in this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Better now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Better than dead? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Black, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Boss?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Brandy, my lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Breeding for receding chins or bunny teeth, that sort of thing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Buggrit?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But I know you''re just saying that so''s I''ll make the effort to haul meself up, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But do you know what it means?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But if it did we could always say they''d bin guilty of somethin'', sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But it''d be nice to know where Wee Mad Arthur gets his from, do n''t you think?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But it''s your evidence, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But they''d put all their future in it —''''You wanted me, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But what could you hope to achieve?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But what was wrong with a simple cosh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But you ca n''t say where it came from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But you did n''t just take food home for your family, did you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But you take home the candle stubs? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''But, when the kids play hopscotch in the street, what''s the rhyme they sing? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Buy? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''By gods, and that''s if?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you jump off, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you just let go? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you swing yourself along, Corporal?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you tell where it came from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I invite you to notice the arrow in this crossbow?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can it hear us?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we have a talk?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can yer mother sew, pal? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you get it to move a little closer to the doors, please?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you paint a picture of his eye, Sydney?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you read it, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you remember the last Patrician?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see any princess marrying him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you witness that there appears to be a bag of greyish powder in here? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain Carrot,''said Dr Downey, firmly,''we have to talk to you on a grave matter concerning — What have I sat in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain Carrot?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain Carrot?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Chambermaid or scullery maid?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Cheery, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Come on, will yez?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Compared with what, mister?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Coo- ee, Mr Hopkinson?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I just perhaps have the words and leave out the comparative religion?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Could it have been ordered to protect someone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Could n''t the imp have made it up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Could they''ve eaten poison before you caught them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you bake clay in a baker''s oven?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Cup of acorn coffee, Mr Gimlet? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''D''yez believe in that reincarnation stuff, Mr Colon?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you mind if I share them out? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you mind if youse goes out the back way?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''D''youse know what happened to the last man that made a crack like that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead, is he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus, have a look round, will you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dibbuk? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did Hardcore say he saw dis troll''s badge?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I just lick dis?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did anyone see it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he have more than one enemy?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he tell the Watch?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did she touch him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did the Heralds let you in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did they think you were some kind of fool who''d keep evidence like that where anyone could find it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did yez know yez on a trapdoor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you kill Father Tubelcek?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you read those pamphlets I gave you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you really punch the president of the Assassins''Guild?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you think it was going to wave a flag?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Did your golem leave the yard yesterday evening?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Disgusting, is n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dispose of this somewhere safely, will you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I need to do that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you want me to?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know how to use any kind of weapon?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know much about your, er, antecedents?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you remember your father?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think we should tell someone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you wish me to have the table in the Rats Chamber repaired?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does anyone know how many golems there are in the city?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does for him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it by any chance say"Mr X did it, aargh, aargh, aargh"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it look safe?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it matter?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it say anything''bout him selling bags of Slab to troll kids?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t get hot enough?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Does there have to be a reason? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Done what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Doughnut? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Doughnut? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dr Downey? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dr Downey?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Drunk as a lord, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarfs throw it like a discus, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Employee? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, how about we could march him out in the fog-?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, shall I go away?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... Watchmen are n''t allowed to kill people, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... could I try it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... er... Everyone''s guilty of something, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... er... Just because someone''s a member of an ethnic minority does n''t mean they''re not a nasty small- minded little jerk, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... er... Never trust anybody, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... is there a crime in owning that? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... that''s all right, is n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what''s that on your hands?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Even if one of us- not that I''m saying it would be one of us, of course- even if someone took over, what about the dwarfs? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Ever bitten hot jam?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Every detail covered, eh, Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyt''ing okay?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Everything all right, Constable Downspout?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, Commander Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Fancy a drink?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeding the yudasgoat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Female? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Fghmf? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Follow who?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''From old Plugger in New Cobblers? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Fruit juice, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Get it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Get the boy to nip along to the glazier, will you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Get the servants to prepare a new room, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Good gods, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, have n''t got the sense you were bor — Have n''t you got any sense?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, why did n''t you call out earlier?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Got any more clever ideas?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Got any pig knuckles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Grandson of Slope Nobbs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Grudge? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Guild member?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Had n''t we better help?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has anyone sent for Doughnut Jimmy?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he been eating his bedding?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he got one?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has someone already eaten this, Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has someone dropped something?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has the poor man got any relatives?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Has your lordship got everything he requires?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t I seen that one before?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t I seen you before?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you heard the stories? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have n''t you heard, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they ever killed anyone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have we got a bargain?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been able to crack the code?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got any left?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got something to do, Mr Sock?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you had anything to eat today, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you seen any like this before?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He dead?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He drinks Bearhugger''s whisky?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He even walks nobly, would n''t you say?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He gon na get any better?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He learns fast, does n''t he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''He, er, visits his lordship most days, I believe?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Heavy, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello, hello, hello, what''s all this, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Her? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, what''s dis?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Here, you do n''t think he poisoned them, do you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, did I just hear something?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, pal?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, perhaps it went potty? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, why do n''t we paint a big sign saying something like"The Dwarf Bread Experience"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hopkinson? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How May We Be Of Service?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How about if we kill him and drag his body away?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How about if we throw down the money?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How are you feeling, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How can it work when its lights''re out?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How can they move around when they''re like a pot, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How come yez do n''t know?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How come you know him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How could you tell?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How d''you do that, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did that happen?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get on?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get up there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know about this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know he was n''t asleep?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How do we know it was n''t one of them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you mean,"hygienically prepared"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you mean?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How is his lordship?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have lady dwarfs felt like this? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How long have you been working here, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How many''s he had this year, by the way?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How much was I worth?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How much will it cost us?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How powerful, would you say?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How would you''ve liked me to have put it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d we get here, Sarge?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s he pissing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s the plumbing business?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s your young lady? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hundreds?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hwat? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Hwhat about thif packet?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe these are the men?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t know, you try to do your best at very reasonable prices and this is the thanks you get?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect she sat up with your little brother, did she? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect you get the ones from the bedrooms, yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I have a choice?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I just go now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I knew it was them, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean first aid? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, I mean, what''s it worth whenallsaidan- done?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, five thousand tables? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, why should you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, y''could change t''name o''this place, call it the Earl of Ankh, and I''d come in and drink here reg''lar, whaddya say?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, you''re not always in the slaughterhouse?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I reckon she wants me to be a giggle- low, is that right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, you want me to get another one?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I should say the fact that he had one is obvious, would n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you wo n''t be able to find one of your famous Clues on the thing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose you would n''t tell me who hired you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose,''said the young man,''that I could not prevail upon you to let me down?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought they carried them up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I told you not to do that, did n''t I?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I understand you have a golem here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m in front of the palace, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got a silver mail vest which I promised my family I''d wear, but is anything else good for werewolves?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If Dorfl did n''t kill the old men, who did?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If I tell you everything, you''ll let me go, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If it''s just a thing, how can it commit murder? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If she had n''t been a werewolf you would by now be the world''s largest novelty candle, all right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If that''s the truth, why are people smashing them? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''If you gon na die, d''yez mind signing a chitty to say yez promised me a dollar?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''In a city? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''In his mouth? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''In that case,''said Vimes,''I suggest you take another apple and —''''Er, excuse me,''said Carrot loudly,''You''re Mr Maxilotte, are n''t you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''In the cellar?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''In the fog we had last night? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Incidentally, were you able by any chance to find time to have a look at those leaflets I gave you the other day, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Indeed?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Interesting wording, but it does look legal, does n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is It Frightening To Be Free?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Mildred Easy here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is dere any trouble?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he a golem?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he a man of property?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he real? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he selling them to Albertson? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he the old man with the white beard?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a troll made to look like a human?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it possible you misunderstood what I just said, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it supposed to make sense if we know how all the pieces fit together?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it trying to write something?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is someone making them again?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a fact? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a fact?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that not so, young Vetinari? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a special name for it when it''s piled up like that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any other way out?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there no end to your crimes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there someone up there called''- there was a muffled snigger —''Cheery Littlebottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there somewhere a little less public?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this if?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It burned you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It does n''t matter? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It killed those old men, did n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It means"Who guards the guards themselves? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It shoved an apple in his mouth?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It was obvious, was it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It would, would n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s confessed to all these?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s dead, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just a shaft with a big box in it that can be pulled up and down, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s just that, sometimes''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not burned down, my lord? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s supposed to make noises?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Jump?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like this, Constable Visit?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Just the eye?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''King of Arms?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''King?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''King?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Know anything about dead bodies?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just run, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Like making poisoned candles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Like pieces of a jigsaw, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Like this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Linneneageeage?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Listen, will you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Littlebottom''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Look at that, will you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Losing? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Lot of ordinary men sit around a table and talk and suddenly the world''s a different place? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Lucky one for you, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Made him eat it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Made it up, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''May I make an observation, my lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe if you knot the laces together you could carry them round your neck?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe they ate arsenic before he caught them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Mgffmph?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Money?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Most of the clothing workshops are up at Nap Hill, but the wages are cheaper down here, are n''t they?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Carry?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Dorfl? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Sock? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''N — When did I say that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Nail varnish?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No one makes them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No stops?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No, Commander, the word means"What is that in the table? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No, after I joined in it all seemed to stop/ said Angua,''And, you know, they did n''t laugh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No, but it''s an intriguing suggestion, do n''t you think?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''No? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby Nobbs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby, you''ve read this? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Not even an IOU?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Not his granny''s funeral this time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Not old Father Tubelcek? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing else?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Now all we need is the corner bit with the piece of sky and the leaves and it''ll all be one big picture?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Now can we find Cheri and get out of here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Now then, Mr... it''s Preble Skink, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, for heaven''s sake, will someone shut that door?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, why did you have to ask that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you had information, did you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Old Lord Snapcase? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Old Sconner, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''On its master? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''On the floor, sir, with all his clothes on?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''One dollar, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Or I''ll — You be back quickly, d''you hear?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Or can we go now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Or the time in, say, Klatch?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Other golems?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Pate?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''People eat in here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps Sir Samuel would be kind enough to step this way?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you can show me where they''re kept, miss?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Permission to go and have a bath, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Pine resin''s just pine resin, is n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Poison?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Poisoned pens? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Put it in the Widows and Orphans Fund, will you, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Rat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Religion is all very well, but what do prophets know about profits, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember all those fights? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember when he made his horse a city councillor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''S- sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Salt and pepper?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Salt, mustard, vinegar, pepper?''? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Salt, mustard, vinegar, pepper?''? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Says?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''See what I mean?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''See?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sell m''birthright for a spot of massage, is that it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant Detritus?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I go on remembering it or what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''She gave her ole clothes to the gardener, did she?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Should toenails throb, Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Should we help him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Six floors? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Smoke''em out?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So I''ll cross it off the list of Things To Do, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So are you going to take the sodding oath or not, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So how did you meet this man with no feet?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So it fills the whole paper? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So this is the new way of things, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So we ai n''t good enough for you, is that what you''re saying?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''d he have to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So who were the others?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So why have you taken all this time off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''So you were catching them under the Shambles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Some of the floors are hardly used these days, sir —''''Even better for our poisoner, hmm? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Something about trifle, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Somewhere, in fact, without dwarfs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Son of Sconner Nobbs and a lady referred to here as Maisie of Elm Street?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, was I talking to you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Soup spoon?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Spare the thunderbolts and spoil the congregation, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Spare?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Squeak?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Stacking garlic? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Still catching rats without a Guild card, are you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely we represent the city?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, Sir Samuel, do you know the phrase"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, Sir Samuel, do you know the phrase"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, young man, are you a policeman?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That was good, was n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That would certainly help matters,''''And you''d let us go?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s a morpork, is n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s not this one, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s some kind of musical instrument, is n''t it, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s what I kept sayin'', and would you listen?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''The blotter?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''The man calls himself an officer of the law, and whose law does he listen to, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''The ones Father Tubelcek wrote in his own blood? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''The palace? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''The same people who''re the"everyone"in"everyone knows"? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''They''d be covered in arsenic, would they?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re just religious quotations?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''To me or to them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Took it well, did he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Trying to trick me into an admission, Mr Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Twenty- four hours a day?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Valuable?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Vampires?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Want the dresses back?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he hurt?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it clay they stole?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it sawing pine logs yesterday?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that a"yes, sir"or a"no, sir", Sir Samuel?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that"thirty dollars"I just saw you write?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there anything else on the dinner menu?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there anything else, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Wassat? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We did n''t check all the food and then let his lordship tip poison on to suit his taste, did we? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We did n''t do that, did we?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We put up some kind of advertisement? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We walk out of here unharmed or the girl gets it, all right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We would n''t have missed that, would we? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''We- ell,''he said,''it''s the end of the social Season, see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Weasels?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Wee Mad Arthur would n''t poison rats, would he? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, Commander Vimes says you''ve to come to the Patrician''s palace right now, all right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, can you steer it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, do you trust him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, now you''re back with us, go and take over on Number Three hammer and send Mr Vincent up to my office, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, sir, you know that creek that you''re up without a paddle? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, what do you want us to do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, when I say"left it"''Did he say anything?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Were they important?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Wha''re yez doing up there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Lord Vetinari?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about plodding?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the Watch?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the poisoned candles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about these legs down here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What about your public duty?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What am I going to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are we looking for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to use it/ or?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about, Carrot?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What are your duties?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What d''you mean?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did it go and do that for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did she yell?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did they say?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you expect?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you think it was?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What dis all about?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean,"nothing"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean,"rebellion"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think you''re doing, my friend?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What do your friends call you, Wee Mad Arthur?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What duck?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What else did you take?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What else is there? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What factory, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What had Mr Hopkinson got? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What has the priest got that anyone wants?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What have we missed, Captain?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What if he wo n''t come?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it golems want, Dorfl? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What is she?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this place?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What is your view, Lord de Nobbes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of question is that to suddenly ask anybody, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What makes you think they were golems?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What rules?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we call it, then? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What size boots do you take?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are you doing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What thing, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What things?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What time is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was he saying about a baron?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that thing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What we are?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What words of purpose?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What words?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What you''re saying is, you''ll accept the existence of any god only if it can be proved by discussion?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re these things?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you looking at my ear for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you talking about?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s Slab?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a good we —?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s all this about poison? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s been happening, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s dat, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s for supper?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on, Mr Dibbler?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on, Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going to be done, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it doing now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it mean?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it you do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it you want to tell me, Mr Carry?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s my next move, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that got to do with it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that to yez?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that to you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the guild price on your head, Sir Samuel?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the pay?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this book? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this crown with a dagger through it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this place called?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this, then? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s up with the corporal? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s your name, lad?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, all of it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, never? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, nothing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''When you''ve got a moment, nip along to the College of Heralds in Mollymog Street, will you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where Are We Going?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did he go? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did it come from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you get them, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where shall I start?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where the hell is white- clay country round here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where was this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re they?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re''re''re we, Nobby?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Commander Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s that smell coming from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the trapdoor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''ve you gone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way''s the window?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Which way?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who found him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who have?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who opened the window?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who say?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who should I have brought with me?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was the illegitimate son of Edward St John de Nobbes, Earl of Ankh, and a, ah- ha, a parlourmaid of unknown lineage?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was the old lady?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who watches the Watch? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''ll it be, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s doing it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s going around killing old men?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that girl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that man who owns that place?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s that there, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s the vampire?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose idea was it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose idea, Mr Carry?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are they so scared?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you all covered in crap, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you —?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did he still smell of horses, Vimes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you ask about pine logs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you do it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you just go back behind your door like the good bogeyman that you are?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you hate them so much?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you say that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you think that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you wear your badge on a collar round your neck?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I have done that, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would the old man be handling poison?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why you takin''pictures of the dead man?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it going to run off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s it got a lighted fish on it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, what''s he done?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Will I?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you be selling any to them other bastards?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Winkles''Old Peculiar?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Winkles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''With the Arsenic Monster?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t Carrot try to stop you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Worked how?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Working where?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Works hard, does it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Worth stealing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Would there be any money in this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to be reminded of this at any particular time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Y''see it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Y''see this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but which words? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, you remember us, do n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Captain?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Constable Visit?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Dwarf Weird Person?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but that''s not exactly criminal activity, is it, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but... in a pencil factory?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, my lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Yez can feel it doing yer tubes a power of good, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You Say To People"Throw Off Your Chains"And They Make New Chains For Themselves?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, Constable?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You are a doctor, are n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You are afraid of theft?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You beat him to death with an iron bar?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You blow them up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You boys new in town?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t use anything else- listen- you''ve got to have the noses poking through the pastry, all right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You came alone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You did n''t come into this room?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You do know his last secretary tried to kill him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t mean Nobbs as in... Corporal Nobbs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t really have to go, do you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You done everyt''ing you need?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You feel what other golems feel?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You gave one of them a voice?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You got to let them go, otherwise the words in their heads —''''And then it came back and worked all night?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You hear that, Captain? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know it, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know that word Sergeant Colon uses?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know the gentleman?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You know? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You like the idea of them having secrets? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You made good use of me, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he —?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean like"He ought to be hung except they ca n''t find a twisty enough rope"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the fact it''s gone mad, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the sledgehammer, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you have n''t worked it out?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You never get bad fortunes in cookies, ever noticed that? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You never got told anything about your forebears?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You never suspected you''d got any posh connections?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You never wanted to be a captain, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You okay, Nobby?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You really intend to prefer charges?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You really thought you could arrest me with a piece of wood?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You really want more pamphlets?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You see dose statchoos of Monolith over dere? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure about old Doughnut, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure you do n''t know where I was?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure you want to keep the beard?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You tellin''me about blasphemy, you sedimentr''y coprolith? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You tellin''me we paid for Happy Hour in the Drum?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I want that back?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think she could n''t smell the difference between a corpse and a living body?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think so?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think they''d have puppies?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you''re normal- sized?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should draw a chalk outline round him?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should get a wizard?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should smash one open, see what dey''re fill wit'', maybe find a reason?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You want ketchup?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You wear chain mail under your clothes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You were attacked by a golem, were you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You willing to be a Watchman, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You wo n''t?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Constable Lucker, are n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re for sale?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not suggesting that Vetinari tucks into a nice rat every day?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re really getting the hang of this affirmative action stuff, eh sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re sure?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re talking about Captain Carrot, are n''t you, Fred?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re talking about Nobby Nobbs? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re to hold his nose and pour it down his throat twice a day, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve been marching up and down with your tin pike, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve found arsenic?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve gone and done all your holy day stuff? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve killed it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never actually eaten anyone, have you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never been to one of these affairs before, m''lord?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve never heard of her?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You- you all right, Corporal Lord de Nobbes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You... er... get along all right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You... er... you... on your ears?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''You?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Your information was something on the lines of: Vimes is dead drunk in the Watch House and he''s got a bag of arsenic in his desk? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Your meaning?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''Your notebook?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''ve I got a sheet over m''head?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''— what is a mess of pottage, anyway?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ''— what''s messy about it, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | .. a...''Carrot''s mind rebelled at the thought of what the dwarf was wearing and settled for:''A kilt?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ... oh, no..."Because I Knead the Dough"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | .I think I''ve got an ointment that might be —''''Will it help with the apple?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | .female clothes, is n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | 23?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A bit?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A bunch of grapes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A chair said,''Besides, are any of the guild leaders up to the task? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A chamber pot?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A gargoyle, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A hofficer? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A jumped- up copper to the nobs and a nob to the rest, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A little hobby to allow the centuries to fly by? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A lowly Watchman, in fact?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A morpork on an ankh, see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A note is left at the scene of a crime in my town and does it have the decency to be a death- threat? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A packet of Pantweeds?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A pair of harmless old men?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A rat was in the bottom of it and, sitting amidships and rowing, was —''Wee Mad Arthur?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | A sort of bilingual play on words, perhaps? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ah... Mr Drumknott?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | All the bowls have been well washed, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | All the little gangs of thieves fighting all the time? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Am I right in thinking that all my guards are non- human? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And I expect they need a new dart- board in the Watch House? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And I wouldn''t''n''t''n''t chargeyouapenny, how- aboutit? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And I''ll just bet you wanted to act in good faith, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And change everything, understand? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And d''you know what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And if I find that damn golem I''ll shake its damn hand, you hear me?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And now I think we should go and have a look at the candle factory, should n''t we? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And the axe was an interesting harbinger of things to come, yes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And the bill to go to the Assassins''Guild again, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And the bunch of rods with an axe in it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And the motto?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And then it went and put old Fosdyke in his sausage machine —''''What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And then the first thing they''d want to do would be to destroy the evidence, would n''t they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And then:''Why would a golem admit to something it did n''t do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And what is happening here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And why not, pray?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And your daughter is a maid at the university?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | And, even if we find arsenic, so what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Angua walked in thought for a while and then said:''I wonder if it will be as surprising as the collection of rock samples you showed me last week?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Angua? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Another priest said,''Is it true you''ve said you''ll believe in any god whose existence can be proved by logical debate?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Another worried expression crossed Nobby''s face, so Vimes quickly added:''Your ancestors?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Anything else?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what if it turns on me?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you all here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, Corporal Little- bottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you angry, Sam?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you hearing me?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you keeping well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you saying we send out for a king?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you smiling, Commander?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Are you the meat man?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Because the words say so?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Because we ordinary mortals just are n''t as clever as you, are we?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Bit of a boozer, was he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Blowpipes through the keyhole? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Brandy and cigars, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But everyone wrote things down, did n''t they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But he''s not exactly in charge, is he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But it''s all got a bit messy under Vetinari, has n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But she thinks the bogeyman is him, and who''s going to tell her different?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But these things? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But they could n''t skive off, could they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But where then shall we put it, seeing that all will look for it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But who else saw me?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But would it want a future king who might really be called Rex?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But —''''Did n''t you think that was odd?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But... er, have you worked out what else is special about k?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But... so what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | But..."''Well?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you get... metal salts? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you try to be unfair even once?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you understand that, when you have to be careful all the time, it''s dreadful to see things like that being accepted? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can I go now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can we go?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can you give me a hand?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can you make copies so I can send them to all the Watch Houses?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can you poison a wasp? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can you tell us anything, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Can you throw me my clothes, please?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Carrot wrote another few dutiful lines and then said, very softly,''Is that horse and cart still outside Ironcrust''s bakery?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Carrot, why do n''t you scarp —? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Carrot? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cheery had a different carpet put down and replaced the bed, What else could you do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cheery''ll know what — Where is Corporal Littlebottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cheery?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cheese? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Cloth? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Constable Visit had told him the meek would inherit it, and what had the poor devils done to deserve that"? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Corporal Nobbs... my Corporal Nobbs... is the Earl of Ankh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Could n''t you have arranged a less awkward time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Could you actually be poisoned by the walls''? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Could you poison a book? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Crossword clues and plays on words?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | D''you put it on a tray?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did I? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did someone hit you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you complain?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you ever hear about that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear about that priest being murdered on Misbegot Bridge?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you notice how people kept encouraging him because they could n''t actually believe anyone would tell jokes like that in mixed company?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you notice them?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Did you see who did it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself clear? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think I''ve tried?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you have any idea why it''d write that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you know Father Tubelcek?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you think he can read?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you use any arsenic around the place?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to continue?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to get a doctor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Do you want these dresses? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Does any name cross your mind, my lord? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Does anyone else know about this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Does it say something like"Take that, you bastard, we''ve been waiting ages to get you for what you did all those years ago"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Does the mental picture include iron boots, iron helmet, a small worried face and a long beard? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Does this mean anything to anyone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Dorfl had a new foot, did n''t he- it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Dorfl turned his head slowly to look at Angua and wrote: DO YOU NEED ME FURTHER? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Doughnut Jimmy? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Driver still sitting there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Dwarf bread? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ends, Miss Easy? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Er... you do n''t actually know what"antecedents"means, do you, Nobby?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Er? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Er? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Even though they''d take the lives of other people because little lives do n''t matter and what the hell can we take away from them"? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Everyone knows that, do n''t they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Everyone''s got to have perks, are n''t I right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Fill it right up this time, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Fish him out and give him a cup of tea, will you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Flour, fire and water? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | For money?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | For what, may I ask?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Forty? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Fred, what am I gon na do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Funny thing, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Get it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Get it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Got a shop in the Shambles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Had n''t you noticed? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Have yez finished? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Have you got anything to tell me, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He also said the right things, like''Credit? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He drew a ring around''Oven?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He glared at the line- up:''Well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He just stands there, bold as you like, and waits for the tray to come by, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He raised his hammer defiantly and opened his mouth to say,''Oh, yeah?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He said:''But you have holy days off, do n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He told you he was female?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He was n''t going to have another day of bafflement interspersed with desperately bright ideas, was he? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He''d heard rumours- who had n''t? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | He''d said,''Ah, arsenic''s a metal, right, so maybe the cutlery has been made of it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Hmm?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How could you keep that up day after day without arousing suspicion somewhere? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How did you find it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How did you leave the guild?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How do you feel about weasels?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How fast are you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How many times have you been killed this week?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How may we help you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | How? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Hwat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I could n''t let our gallant policeman know I''d worked it out for myself, could I? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I did tell you my name, did n''t I, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I does n''t charge for extermination, see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I gather most of the creatures are lodging with you at the present time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I have special talents?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I mean, I walk around a lot, do n''t I? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I mean, do you want to go back to the Yard and say we talked to Wee Mad Arthur and he said it was n''t him, end of story? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I mean, if it were n''t true, you''d have thought it would n''t have survived, would n''t you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''re the choices they''ve got? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I mean... is it telling me it''s powered by words?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I suppose I''d just better run along, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I suppose the little tit is n''t really an earl, by any chance?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I thought you were off- duty?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I thought you were on your day off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I want a couple of Watchmen outside this room- trolls or dwarfs for preference- and no one is to come in without my permission, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I was wondering, however, whether you would care to join a few of us in the smoking- room?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I wo n''t have it, see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I wonder how much influence you''ve had over the years?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if I may offer some advice?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why it''s a cliche? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I wonder?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I''m not here to... oh, damn, would you like my handkerchief? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I''ve been riding up and down on my white horse, to tell the truth''Oh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | I''ve seen you golems walking around the streets and working all the time, but what is it you actually hope to achieve?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | If I take the wolf, the two of you should be able to deal with him with no trouble, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | If you ca n''t come up with anything better than a... a feeling, then we''ll have to —''To what, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | If you did n''t eat or drink a poison, what else was left? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | If you heard that one had bashed in someone''s head over in Quirm or somewhere, would n''t you just love to believe it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | In my time?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, how is young Captain Carrot getting along? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Incidentally, was it you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is Nobby really an earl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is it his lordship''s diary?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is something stinging him? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is that what you do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is there a kind of arsenic you can pick up through the skin? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is this arsenic?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Is this the bit where yez gives me the money?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | It says"Earl", right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | It was the way the damned two- handed engine just stood there, taking it all in and putting it... where? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | It''s the way he just assumes everything, you know? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | It''s time to —''''Prod buttock, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Just call me King of the Golden River, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Just ever tried settin''and lightin''half a dozen fuses and then fightin''your way back out of the entrance before the first one goes off?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Just keep an eye on it until we get there, understand? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Knock on every door round the cattle market and ask''em if they''ve got any arsenic in the place?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Know anything about that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Laugh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Legs? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Let''s keep looking, shall we? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Life goes on, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Like some common murderer, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Like what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Like, people who read fortune cookies are the lucky ones?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Lipstick? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Little white pointy beard?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Littlebottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Look, you''ve got a pen full of frightened animals, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | MR HOPKINSON, ARE YOU FULLY AWARE THAT YOU ARE DEAD? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Made it up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | May we come in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Maybe the pine- smelling golem worked in a match factory?) |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Memo: What about Vetinari''s journal?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Mfgmf fgmf mgghjf?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Minor affairs of state will be carried out —''''By his advisors?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Mr Boggis? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Mrs Easy''s deadl''''Who, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | My gods, what the hell is that? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Never tried a pig knuckle? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | No sense in havin''a great big glass and only sloshin''a bit in the bottom, is there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | No,# 1 had been the white clay from Misbegot Bridge, so what had been# 2? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Nobbs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Nobby as king? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Nobby, how many grandmothers''funerals have you really been to?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Not even when I did the hand gestures too? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Not one of them? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Now then, where had he got to? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Now, what does that name conjure up? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Now, what would the man call himself? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | O''course, so''m I, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Obviously, if he can be so easily poisoned now he should welcome the release from the chains of office''What about the wizards?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Of course, golems could n''t speak, could they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Oh, this axe? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Okay?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Old Fishbine had said something about this, had n''t he, when he''d sold Dorfl? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or Mr Hopkinson? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or Spadger and Williams? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or anything?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or does blue blood taste sweeter? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or even a hammer? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or is it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Or was it the one that went''William Scuggins is a bastard''? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Organize a sing- song?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps he''d put down rat poison? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Playing at being a general, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Post sharpener for a fencing firm, sunglasses tester for Argus opticians... Is it me, or is there some underlying trend here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Quite a lot bigger than normal bread?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Remember?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ridcully said,''Is it only me, or are we on tricky theological ground here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | SQUEAK? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | See here? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | See how it crumbles?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Shall I inform her ladyship of this eventuality, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | She took in the cut of his coat and added,''sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Sir, you know the old man in the house on the bridge?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | So dere''s no trouble, den?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | So how about it we just call it breaking and entering without a Thieves''Guild licence?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | So you''ve had it, have you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | So... we''ve got the tray and you put the tray in the dumbwaiter and then what?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of popularity contest?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Some of the lads what"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Someone else''s? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Someone tried to put words in his mouth?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Someone working in this very city in a comparatively humble position? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Something already in the room? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Something he breathed? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Splinters in the floor? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Spy out the place but do n''t go in, understand? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Still half an hour of light in''em, I expect, if you burn them in a saucer?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Strip the paint from the ceiling? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Supposing sane men were to give it consideration?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Supposing something happens to her?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Surely many of you have heard the rumours- that there is, in this city, someone with a bloodline traceable all the way back to the last royal family? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Surely that could never win a race?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Surely you can give and take?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Td be a king and tell ole Stoneface what to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Tell me,''he said,''what did Mrs Easy die of?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That a Clue, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That means you''re from the Uberwald mountain area, yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That was a plumber? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That was it, was n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''ll be Wee Mad Arthur in Gleam Street?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''s Tuesday, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''s it, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''s not a dwarf name, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''s wha''it takes to make a man happppeyey, is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | That''s what it used to be like, was n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The blood of bloody kings is in these veins, am I right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The cheap ones?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The common people?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The last dying scrawl of a man determined to name his murderer? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The most realistic said,''Have you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The one yez can be up without no paddle?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The people who live in"the community"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The sheep turn round and charge the shepherd?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The time here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | The word''Who?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Them tunnels guz everywhere, see?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Then:''Where was you last night? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | There was a sudden and general''Axe? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | There''s a bit of cloud but you can see all the way across the Brass Bridge —''''What will you use the golem for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | There''s no crime in owning arsenic, is there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They could n''t do that, could they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They might not even bother with questions, even ones like''Please?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They never fought back, did they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They rebel by working"?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They told me it would all be all right and —''''Which they would"they"be?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They were the direct(''Did you do it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | They''re basically evil, are n''t they? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Thieves''Guild licences, please?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Thirty- five years ago? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | This is the first time there''s been any trouble, is n''t it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | This seemed to be a question on the lines of''Alcohol, is it nice? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | This was its slate, was it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Those expressionless eyes watch us, those bigfaces turn to follow us, and does n''t it just look as if they''re making notes and taking names? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Three?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Thruppence?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | To take away?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Ts that a fact? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Tubelcek?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Understand?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Use as much of the old clay as you can, understand?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Very good, Corporal?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Vimes looked at this, too, and then he wrote''Bakery'', stared at the word for a while, and rubbed it out and replaced it with''Oven?''. |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Vimes stopped himself from asking:''You know him, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | WHAT WOULD I DO WITH TIME OFF? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Walks out into the seething hurly- burly that is Ankh- Morpork?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Want a quail''s egg? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Was it a compliment?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Was that all it took?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Was that old Mrs Easy who used to do dressmaking?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Was that the bribe? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Wassat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We are n''t that stupid, are we?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t know that the meal which arrives is the one that left, do we?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We looked in his cold room and you know what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We used to deal with Spadger and Williams but Mr Carry''s really cornered the market these days, has n''t he?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We''re humans, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | We''ve checked the food, yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Wee Mad Arthur?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Well, I reckon we''ve taken up enough of your time —''''How d''you catch wasps?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Well? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Were they poisoned? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What about it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What about the iron helmet?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What about# 1 and# 2? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What are they up to, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What axe? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What could he have seen? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What did he do every day? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What did it matter, anyway? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What did she use to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What do things that are alive do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What do we pay our taxes for?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What do you want at this time of night?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What does it find to eat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else could he have done? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else had he got?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else is he doing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else is there? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else works on werewolves?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else would it do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What else? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What for, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What had Vetinari told Cheery about poisoning?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What happened to your helmet?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What happens if kids come in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What have we found, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What is it I''m always telling you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What is it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What kind of job could it possibly do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What kind of noise was that for a sheep to make? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What kinda fun is that? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What of it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What they wanna work for? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What time is his supper sent up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What was it his granny had used to say? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What was it in?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What was it those dwarfs said the other day? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What was thy name again?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''re we supposed to do about it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''re you talking about?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s he been drinking?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s he done now?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s it made of?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s that chicken doing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s the good of Clues that are more mysterious than the mystery? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s the good of a public display of retribution, it had been argued, if it did n''t creak ominously? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s up?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What''s your name?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | When had he last come down here? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | When had he last seen it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | When they were out in the fog Carrot said,''Do you think there''s something a bit... odd about Littlebottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where could you stop? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where does his law come from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where the hell are you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where was I?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where were you when he was killed?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where''d you get it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where''m I going to get another golem at short notice, may I ask?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Angua gone?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Angua? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Which doctor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | While I am doing this, why not take some time to fill out your registration card?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who are you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who cares if a few pawns die? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who had a motive for poisoning Lord Vetinari? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who looks at the light? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who streak my prurse streals trasph, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who was she kidding? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who was that little man with the incredibly bandy legs?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''d be Patrician now? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''re you, young man?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''s going to saw it up, may I ask?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''s selling it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''s that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Who''ve you got down there so far?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Whose face is this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why could n''t you buggers have just run away?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why could n''t you have let him look around? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why did I ask? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why did you have to upset everybody?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why did you kill the old man, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why do you ask?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why do you assume females are weaker? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why does it smell so bad?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why had he been tied up with string? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why is it there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why more than one?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why now? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why should I have a grudge, pal? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why should anyone want to kill him? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why you wanna know about clay?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why''d he written all this stuff about a coat of arms? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Wool? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Worse than that?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Would Cheery have tested the wallpaper? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to present your schedule for today? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | YOU SEE? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Yeah? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Yer know that creek they talk about? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You brought me here to see a loaf of bread?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You could shoot me down in the street, could n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You could stake them down and turn them into dust and ten years later someone spills a drop of blood in the wrong place and guess who''s back"? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You could —''''Tell ole Stoneface what to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You do know that anything it does is your responsibility?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t trust anyone, do you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You find out the how, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You get my drift?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You got me here for this''? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You just sit there, and I''ll fetch you a cup of tea, how about that? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You know the golem that did the killing?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You know what he''s been selling as meat?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You know what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You know?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You mean girl talk? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You said there''s been another murder?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You said to try and find out what they meant?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You see dem?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You see it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You want I should go and have a word?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You want it walking around looking for something to do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You want to pay me for saving my money?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You were so surprised when I told you about Nobby, eh? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''d be Sir Samuel Vimes, yes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''d imagine people would be flocking to it, would n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''re a vampire, are n''t you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''re a watchman, are n''t you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''re dead already, right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''re half- baked? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''ve got the money back, have n''t you?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''ve had hundreds of years, right? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''ve made this thing a policeman? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You''ve never looked at it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | You?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | Your brother runs the lamp- oil shop in Cable Street? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | [ 9] What else did Vimes expect Cheery to do? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | and the subtle(''It was you what done it, was n''t it?''). |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | and what is dis white powder what I sees here with my eyes accident''ly spillin''on der floor?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | and''Mr Hopkinson?''. |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | any werewolves here?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | are you Mildred Easy?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | are you ready for this? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | but... is he the right man?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | ca n''t you smell it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | crunching bones and so on?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | does what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | er... just keep behind the desk, all right?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | fatally?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | find a nail or something to snap these ropes, would n''t he? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | have you ever heard the story about dead men''s eyes, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | have you got taller, Little- bottom?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | how hot would that be?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | if he ca n''t stop it, what makes you think we can? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | leave you anything? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | lipstick?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | little dog... let go of my arm, please?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | magical earrings? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | not the most delicate food?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | not weasels, then?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | only I''ve got more of''em, d''y''see? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | over there, was n''t it?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | plain clothes?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | poisoned? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | potty?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | put something in the candles? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | said a voice,''what dost thee want?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | sausages''?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | servant, Joshua H. Catterail This was police work, was it? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | shave? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | smaller coffin?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | sorry, is this the memo?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | than old Carry went, eh?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | the candle ends, sir?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | thing is powered by words? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | this?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | unlife?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | vote, are you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | we would n''t, would we?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | weak, are you? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | what do you need money for, Dorfl?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | what exactly did you want me to do?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | what good''d a lot of moneneney do me, hey?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | what? |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | where do you get your clay from?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | you know the kiss of life?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | you mean the old man out there?'' |
Feet of Clay - Terry Pratchett | you''re a small red breakfast roll?'' |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ‘ He shook his head as if dislodging a thought and went on: ‘ Anyway, I have some experience in this field, d’ye see? ’ ‘ And. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ So who might have sneaked in through the back door? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Are you saying I ’m dishonest? ’ said the corporal hotly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Do you enjoy it? ’ said Polly, still freezing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Have I, sir? ’ said Polly, who in her boyish enthusiasm had considered trying to tattoo the idea on Blouse ’s head. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ He ’s got twitchy because he has run out of coffee? ’ ‘ Alas, if only it vas that simple. ’ Otto looked awkward. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Permission to speak, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Really? ’ The jailer glanced around. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Thhave? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ Was there canoodling, sarge? ’ said Tonker, grinning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ What are your orders, sir? ’ ‘ Orders? ’ Froc blinked, and looked around. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ What are your orders, sir? ’ ‘ Orders? ’ Froc blinked, and looked around. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | . ’ ‘ What was it you said to Corporal Strappi that made him run away? ’ said Polly, before she could stop herself. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ The question hung in the air like a corpse from a beam. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ The recruits had fallen silent. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ And the people who get those messages send messages back the same way? ’ Polly persevered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ And the people who get those messages send messages back the same way? ’ Polly persevered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ First vill come mild delusions, I think. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Grrrrh? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ Grrrrh? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ That is a literal translation, your grace, ’ said Clarence nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A bunch of young boys outwitting crack cavalrymen? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A fossil government led by a picture? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A locket? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A lot of high- ranking Borogravian military men were interred down there over the centuries, apparently. ’ ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A sergeant is supposed to give orders to a corporal. ’ ‘ We are winning, are n’t we? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | A third voice, some way off, called out: ‘ Let ’s head back, eh, corp? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | After all, you should know, eh, sergeant? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Agreed? ’ ‘ Yessir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | All that stuff about honour and freedom and that, that was just for the writer man, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | All that stuff about wanting to get to the High Command? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | All very friendly right up until they say no. ’ ‘ Stupid? ’ ‘ I do n’t think so. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Although many people have been killed and wounded in this wretched war, it ’s not been of much “ interest ” to your readers? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | An army that thinks stubbornness is the same as courage? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And I am certain they will believe us because I have artificially reduced the light output from our device, do you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And I understand another lady was seeking her young man? ’ Shufti curtsied nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And I was a sergeant once, it ’s true, but, look, no stripes. ’ ‘ Make der faces once too often? ’ said Jade. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And I ’m telling you because — well, have you heard of Om? ’ They shook their heads. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And a heavy helmet, right? ’ ‘ Wrong! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And a lot of water. ’ ‘ And what will all this do? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And a shield if there ’s an arrow storm, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And are n’t we winning? ’ The man looked at her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And dat ’s good, yeah? ’ Several of the squad sat up in the darkness, amazed at this. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And d’you know he once saved General Froc ’s life? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And for heaven ’s sake ca n’t we find this man a pair of trousers? ’ There were a few murmurs. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And frankly, I ’d rather be back there. ’ ‘ But why did you say you were a cherry pancake? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And have you finished this strange charade, sergeant? ’ he added, as the last of the officers left. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And high command want this over quickly for the same reason. ’ ‘ When is all this going to start? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And how you bullied Wazzer? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And how you sicked the Prince on to us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And if you could n’t trust the government, who could you trust? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And if you did n’t know, then why were you rummaging? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And if you do n’t believe, who are you trusting to lead you out of the grip of dead men? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And in a nasty war, where ’s the best place to be? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And in the other direction, there ’s only the door. ’ ‘ How does she work this out? ’ ‘ She does n’t. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s Perks actually, sir, although I can see why you made the mistake. ’ ‘ What was he doing at the time? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And my needlework ith second to none. ’ ‘ A woman? ’ said the major. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And not so loudly? ’ Only two guards were watching them now, raising their bows cautiously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And not sure about you, Carborundum, because with a troll, who cares? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And now it turns out that you ’re girls? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And now look at “ Captain Horentz ” in the picture, will you? ’ She looked again, and said, very quietly: ‘ Oh dear. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And she meets, let ’s see, a soldier, a sailor, a jolly ploughboy or just possibly a man clothed all in leather, I expect? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And steal the cheese, eh, sarge? ’ ‘ That ’s right. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And the answer is no. ’ ‘ How about a mob with pitchforks? ’ said Corporal Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And the special ointment, of course. ’ ‘ But why ’s there a curved scar on your cheek now? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And then he writes it down and sells it to anyone who wants it. ’ ‘ And people let him do that? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And then the next thought was: What do you mean, you ’re not a soldier? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And there has n’t been a new picture all these years? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And they print a copy here! ’ ‘ How can you send a picture on the clacks? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And they ’ll drink this muck and pretend to enjoy it like men, hey up, we supped some stuff last night, eh, lads? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And to change the subject quickly, she went on: ‘ What about you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And tomorrow it ’s a nice long march to Crotz, where you will arrive as boys and leave as men did I just say something funny, Perks? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And we ’re going to do what we came to do and get out, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And what did you hear, may I ask? ’ said Strappi, in a voice of treacle and acid. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And what the hell is the fine tradition of the Ins- and- Outs? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And what was I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And what was the Alliance? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And where would I get a grand coach, anyway? ’ ‘ Oh, sarge! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And where ’s that bloody Igor? ’ ‘ Here, thur, ’ said Igor, from three inches behind Strappi ’s backbone. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And who knows? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And who was the boy? ’ ‘ William, his name was, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And without bloody uniforms, how the hell will we know our friends from our enemies? ’ Maladict lit a cigarette before he replied. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And yet you have reinforcements coming? ’ ‘ Permission to speak, sir! ’ barked Jackrum, and went straight on to: ‘ Cheesemongers! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you are shaving in an official regimental mug, ” Parts, what you have not been issued with, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you know why? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you say it ’s here? ’ ‘ We ’re here, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you ’ll be dressed as women? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you, Mr Vampire, sir, will you be joining us for a morning ’s light soldiering? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you, Reg, go back downstairs and see if they ’ve got any coffee, will you? ’ ‘ Oh dear, ’ murmured Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And you? ’ ‘ We have a great respect for life, Polly, ’ said Igorina solemnly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | And, as the Prince and his retinue reached the doorway he took a step forward and said, in a voice that cracked slightly, ‘ Your highness? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ankh- Morpork is a godless city — ’ ‘ I thought it had more than three hundred places of worship? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Another signature? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Any chance of that tea? ’ Blouse ’s skinny chest visibly swelled at the compliment. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Any chance we can make her throw up? ’ ‘ Only by sticking your fingers down her throat, Reg. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Any flying screws? ’ Igorina demanded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Any of the rest of you boys ever held a stick? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Any of you ever used a weapon? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyone brought a weapon? ’ There was a shaking of heads. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyone brought theirs? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyone watching us? ’ Polly peered into the gloom. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, supposing^ something is following us? ’ ‘ Probably just an animal, ’ said Polly, who did n’t believe it herself. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, why would you trust anything written down? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you lads’ll be making so much fuss the guards will be distracted, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you sewed up an enemy officer, did n’t you? ’ ‘ That ’s different, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Apart from on the moon, o ’ course? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t we? ’ There was a pause before Maladict said: ‘ Soldiers need weapons. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t you Sergeant Jack Ram? ’ ‘ Jackrum, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are n’t you glad you kept it? ’ He swaggered forward, and spat tobacco between the young sentry ’s boots. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are they going to fight over this? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are we agreed, gentlemen? ’ ‘ Yes, sir, it was just that the major asked me and I — ’ Strappi began, bewildered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are we winning the war, sir? ’ ‘ You stop that right now, Perks! ’ Jackrum roared. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are you frightened? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? ’ ‘ Positive, ’ said Shufti, still staring at the boy. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | As for sending pictures, well, sooner or later all things are numbers, yes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | At last, an address — ’ ‘ What ’re you saying, Perks? ’ ‘ You ’re a liar, sarge, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | At least, much that I trust. ’ ‘ Then you ’ve never heard of the Amazon warriors of Samothrip? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | At least, ’ he added, ‘ by your surnames. ’ ‘ Was that Lord Rust, sir? ’ ‘ No, it was someone called William de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | At least, ’ he added, ‘ the only ones still fighting. ’ ‘ And my regiment? ’ said Blouse quietly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Because of a little skirmish in a tciwn they ’ve never heard of? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Better get everyone into the storeroom while we light the candle. ’ ‘ Should n’t Tilda do that? ’ v ‘ She will. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Better go and see to the rupert! ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Better’n striking a light at night, see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Blouse listened with his mouth open and, at the end, said: ‘ Have I got this right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Blouse, was n’t it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Bob? ’ ‘ Ladies, ’ said General Kzupi, flashing the squad a glossy smile. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But I know the rest of us are, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But a man who says “ sugar ” when he swears? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But how did you know? ’ ‘ They watch the burns like hawks, ’ said Polly, staring at the hut. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But it is now, just because of us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But it ’s your choice. ’ ‘ A choice? ’ said Rosemary. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But right now we ’re at war, and this might not be the time — ’ ‘ — to thank a bunch of Abominable women? ’ Polly suggested. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But the party was led by a man, am I right? ’ ‘ Lieutenant Blouse tells me he is a man, sir, ’ said Clogston. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But then, young Oliver would blush too, would n’t he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But there ’s a path. ’ ‘ Washerwomen? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But to an outsider, the idea is obvious. ’ ‘ In politics as well as, er, filing systems and clackses, do you think? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But what would I have said next? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But why should I lie to you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But you kitted out the rupert with all your little knick- knacks, did n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But you make up your mind right now, right now, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But, after all, Igors had to be trustworthy, did n’t they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | But, then, what did Ozzer care? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | By whom? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t do anything, can I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Can I get to see her? ’ ‘ Oh, no one sees her, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Can we catch up with the rest of them, sir? ’ As they passed, hand after ragged hand was raised in jerky salute. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Can you hold it, lieutenant? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Carborundum, you give people a push if they do n’t make way, y’hear? ’ They moved on. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Carry on, sergeant. ’ ‘ Are you in command here? ’ barked Horentz, standing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Clarence Chinny. ’ ‘ Chinny? ’ said Vimes, and Clarence read everything in his expression. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Comfort ’s very good with young men, ai n’t you, Comfort? ’ Sergeant Jackrum had been wrong in his description of the girls. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Could I have a drink, please? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Could I have a drink, please? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Could she have managed it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Cross- dressing now, I see. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ You are wearing a petticoat, Ozzer, ’ said Maladict, stepping into the bar. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Cutlery tends to stick to them. ’ ‘ Igorina, why are you here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did they treat you okay? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did they treat you okay? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did you kill that old couple in the woods? ’ Birds sang. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did you know this at the time, sir? ’ ‘ Of course not! ’ snapped Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did you see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Did you? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do I have this little sign on me saying ‘ Tell me your troubles ’? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t ask? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t go there, sir. ’ ‘ What about Shufti? ’ ‘ Expecting a baby, sir. ’ Suddenly, Blouse looked terrified. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t see many old women with beards, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t they ask why you want raw meat? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t want dissent in the ranks, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t want loose talk about losing battles, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you, sergeant? ’ ‘ Yessir, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you? ’ The moonlight revealed the tracks of tears in the grime on Wazzer ’s cheeks. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do vampires use the privy? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you know anything about history, Polly? ’ ‘ Can we stick with Perks, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you know anything about history, Polly? ’ ‘ Can we stick with Perks, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you think he does? ’ ‘ Jackrum ’s stuck, too, ’ said Polly, topping up the kettle with cold water. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you think it ’s possible for an entire nation to be insane? ’ Clarence swallowed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand, Sergeant Jackrum? ’ The squad held their breath. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? ’ Polly remembered the gale- swept fields, the old people salvaging what they could. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do you? ’ ‘ I do n’t think she would have wanted us to give in, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Do your men a favour and try to tell him that, will you? ’ ‘ Would n’t dream of it, sir, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Does that make you feel better? ’ said Tonker, tying the rope to a table leg. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Dressin ’ up as women, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | D’you want someone to give you a hand? ’ There was a nasty laugh from Corporal Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Eh, lieutenant? ’ Blouse bemusedly dabbed foam off his face. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Especially a political. ’ ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Trust me on that, sir, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Even if he was still alive, how could she hope to get him out of a prison? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Even with insects, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Eventually someone said, ‘ What happens, um, if you join up but then you decide you do n’t want to? ’ That was Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Everyone got that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Everyone has their place, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Everyone says the Zlobenians are terrible, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Everyone ’s fled, sir. ’ ‘ Perhaps I should leave them a note, do you think? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Explained all the nasty things that can happen vees- ah- vee the confusion o ’ war. ’ ‘ Like being found with his throat cut? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a taste? ’ Shufti shied away from the proffered bottle. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Feel sorry for us, do you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | For to sell her wares? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Forget I said that, will you? ’ ‘ Brave, is he? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Forget I said that, will you? ’ ‘ Brave, is he? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Four grandchildren? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Four of you against a man tied up? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | From Igor? ’ ‘ Nosir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Get a lot of lather on, shave a lot of lather off, and you ’d had a shave, had n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Get promotion that way, see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Good grub and proper blankets to sleep on, hey? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Good heavens, sir, do n’t you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Good job iMiad a bit of leave, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Good job it ’s not a silver one, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Goom and Tewt — what ’s he doing? ’ Lofty was over by the blazing charcoal oven. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got a nice cushy bed in the inn, has he? ’ ‘ I hope he ’s not g- going to be our sergeant, ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got a young lady in the family way? ’ ‘ ‘ e’d ‘ ave ‘ ad to ‘ ave ‘ elp, ’ said the corporal, grinning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got her? ’ She hauled on the rope. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Got that? ’ ‘ Yup, el- tee. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | HOW ’S THIS? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ha, we had a servant once who had stitches all the way round his neck, and he was extremely proud of them. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Polly weakly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Had n’t you spotted her? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Had she ever told Wazzer about The Duchess? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever dared ask? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Has he Abominated underpants? ’ ‘ No, sir, ’ Chinny sighed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Has she graced us with her presence? ’ Wazzer had no concept of sarcasm. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Have sex with me, I can make my chest big and red! ’ ‘ Polly? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Have the men had a good night? ’ ‘ We were attacked by Zlobenian troops, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Have you considered a squeezing algorithm? ’ De Worde and Chriek exchanged a glance. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever heard a man say that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Have you seen the latest Abominations? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He Abominated them, too. ’ ‘ I take it people still make them here? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, your gr — I ’m sorry. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He looked as though he would have said ‘ Are you sure? ’ except that this was not a question barmen addressed to people weighing over half a ton. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He must ’ve had something real close to run from, right? ’ ‘ Cor, that ’s an evil brain you have there, Perks, ’ said Jackrum happily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He really does n’t like cats, sir. ’ ‘ Dwarfs? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He says that this is even better! ’ ‘ Better? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He says that where you piss grass do n’t grow! ’ ‘ Well, what can a modest man say to that, eh? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He was with us in the snow up at Ibblestarn. ’ ‘ How many people did he eat? ’ said Maladict, to general laughter. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He was “ pressing his suit ” in no small way, was he not? ’ ‘ He did n’t have ironing in mind, sir! ’ said Polly fervently. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He ’d dropped the bundle of matches into the brass saucer of the candlestick, had n’t he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a gnome. ’ ‘ And you set a werewolf on us? ’ ‘ Well, set is a bit strong. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He ’s still alive? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | He ” was silent for a while, and then said: ‘ All right, what did I do wrong? ’ ‘ Sometimes you forget to lisp, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How about it? ’ ‘ It ’s completely ridiculous! ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How are you going to get in? ’ ‘ In the morning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How can that be an Abomination? ’ She ’s got a sword, thought Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How come? ’ ‘ Just luck, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How did you start a conversation? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How far to that hill, would you say, sergeant? ’ ‘ Two miles, sir, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How is the evil old sot? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How long had you been married? ’ said Polly, without thinking. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How long have you known? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How many ways can you fight a war? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How old are you, sergeant? ’ ‘ Forty- three, sir, ’ said Jackrum instantly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How small is a thought in the mind of a bird? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How the devil are you? ’ ‘ Fightin ’ fit, sir! ’ barked Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How would she have got Paul home? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How would soap work? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How would soap work? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | How ’s this place governed? ’ ‘ There is n’t much. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Hrumph. ’ ‘ With respect, general, I think I can offer a way through? ’ said another man with a general ’s rank. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Huh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I am making us invisible, do you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I believe you are the one seeking her brother? ’ said Lord Rust. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I carry it for protection, sir. ’ ‘ How can you protect yourself by carrying a sword if you do n’t know how to use it? ’ ‘ Not me, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I check every day, sir. ’ ‘ And Private Halter? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. ’ ‘ And Lofty? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I check every day, sir. ’ ‘ And Private Halter? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. ’ ‘ And Lofty? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I did n’t piss it all up against a wall like the other lads, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know if you ’ve run across his newspaper thing? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t think generals call their soldiers “ my dear ”, do they? ’ Froc coughed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t think we would wish it to be said that these ladies had not been given a fair hearing? ’ ‘ Said by whom? ’ said Froc. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t think we would wish it to be said that these ladies had not been given a fair hearing? ’ ‘ Said by whom? ’ said Froc. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I doubt whoever did it ’ll come back, but if they do, you sing out, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I hope to hell the boat ’s still there. ’ ‘ Why ’d they bug — scarper, sarge? ’ said Polly and thought: Sugar! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, Alice? ’ she said thoughtfully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, a few days ago she was learning how to fart loudly! ’ ‘ She? ’ whispered Blouse to Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, right now? ’ No. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, we ’d have found out by now, would n’t we? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, where would they see it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why would she send us out just to die? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I met him this morning, did n’t I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I need coffee! ’ Why me? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I said, are you trying to be smart? ’ ‘ No, sergeant! ’ Polly leaned until her nose was an inch from his. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I say that makes it military business. ’ ‘ And that ’s good, is it? ’ ‘ Well, it means there are procedures. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I think he must ’ve been holding his sword and — ’ ‘ Just do what you can, okay? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I vote for the keep. ’ ‘ Vote? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I was there, sir, and saw it all. ’ ‘ Captain Strappi, may I congratulate you on your rapid promotion? ’ said Lieutenant Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I will make notes, if you do n’t mind. ’ ‘ What ’s this about? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I wish I could keep her warmer. ’ ‘ I thought you said she was burning up? ’ ‘ She was. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if I could have a word? ’ Heinrich turned to scowl at him, and saw Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I would n’t be kept awake by woodworm if we had. ’ ‘ We have to steal our food? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll be fighting on the winning side, will I? ’ ‘ Oho, we ’ve got someone who asks too many questions here, sarge! ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll feel embarrassed telling yer now! ’ And Polly thought: that ’s bait, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll grow some more, and no one is going to stop me, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll just write your name down, shall I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’m Polly, sir — ’ ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’m my own man, always have been. ’ ‘ Are you, sarge? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | I ’m on one- tenth pay, me, on account of the leg situation, and I do n’t want trouble! ’ ‘ And this is all you ’ve got? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | II ssay nno. ’ ‘ And you, lieutenant? ’ Clogston asked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | If they look as though they ’re worried, we ’ll move in. ’ ‘ And do what, exactly? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | If you do n’t believe, or do n’t want to believe, or if you do n’t simply hope that there ’s something worth believing in, why turn round? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | If you gentlemen would care to wait outside? ’ Behind the group, the badly dressed man burst into silent laughter. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | If you recall? ’ Blouse ’s frown faded, and became a grin of childlike duplicity. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | If you ’d just step in and see my colleague? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Important safety tip. ’ ‘ Ca n’t you come with us, sarge? ’ ‘ Hah, me? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Important safety tip. ’ ‘ Ca n’t you come with us, sarge? ’ ‘ Hah, me? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | In any case, what would you do? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | In build, colouring and hairstyle he looked rather like Mala — ‘ A vampire? ’ said Polly softly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | In which case, you sort it out amongst yourselves, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Invading the bloody keep? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is a milkmaid involved? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is he in the hut? ’ ‘ They are in the hut, ’ said Maladict flatly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is that not right, Sergeant Jackrum? ’ ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ We will come down like a hammer on those forces smaller than us, ’ said Blouse happily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is that okay, Daphne? ’ ‘ Dm. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is that understood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is that usual, Sergeant Jackrum? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is that, er, within regulations, sergeant? ’ the lieutenant whispered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is there a price on my head? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Is there any amongst you who for the sake of my memory will not die in battle? ’ Wazzer ’s head turned and looked along the row. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It is very pale, is n’t it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It must be important, the truth, else you would n’t be here, am I right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It was a proud and noble thing to escape from the enemy, but if you were escaping from your own side, where would you escape to? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll probably be all over by then, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It ’s Perks, sir! ’ ‘ Sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a bit more important than you right now, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Jade? ’ ‘ One of der trolls what arrested me- hit me with his club an ’ I frew a table at him, ’ said Jade, looking at the floor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Janet? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Joined the Ins- and- Outs last year, sir. ’ ‘ And, er, have you any younger brothers? ’ said the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Just a little bit of fun, eh? ’ Jackrum hesitated, and glanced at Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Just like Heinrich calling himself a captain, right? ’ He tapped the side of his nose. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Just one question: what item of her clothing fell down or came untied? ’ ‘ Her garter, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Keen to join, then, are yer? ’ ‘ Keen as mustard, sir! ’ said Polly, aware of the corporal ’s suspicious eyes on her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Kicked him in the Royal Prerogative, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Kicking the Prince in the fork? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Know anything about doctorin ’? ’ The red- headed Tonker stepped forward smartly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Know what it means, do you? ’ The barman winced, and mumbled: ‘ Temp’rance League. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Lart Hubukurk. ’ ‘ Glad you joined, are you? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge, ’ said Lart loyally. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s go, eh? ’ Polly climbed into the back of the cart as it lumbered off. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Like a god? ’ Chinny sighed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Look at my little lads, will you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Look, they put in this red pair and all the others are going pink! ’ ‘ And? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Look, what was your name back in the world? ’ ‘ Betty. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Lower down? ’ ‘ Oh! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Lucky for you there ’s this elevator, eh? ’ ‘ Wonderful, sergeant, ’ said Blouse, and allowed Daphne back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Lurching, are they? ’ ‘ ‘ fraid so, Reg. ’ ‘ I shall go and have a word with them, ’ said Reg. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Magic, I assume? ’ ‘ What? ’ De Worde looked momentarily off balance. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Magic, I assume? ’ ‘ What? ’ De Worde looked momentarily off balance. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Major Derbi? ’ said Jackrum conversationally. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Make your mark, and you ’ve got to promise”not to mess about with Corporal Strappi ’s brain, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Makes you think, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Making faces behind Lord Rust from Ankh- Morpork? ’ ‘ I was not making faces, miss. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Maladict? ’ ‘ Yo! ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Manickle? ’ ‘ Yessir? ’ said Shufti, rigid with instant panic. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Manickle? ’ ‘ Yessir? ’ said Shufti, rigid with instant panic. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Me as a washerwoman? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Me, I do n’t know a thing, sir. ’ ‘ What does he do, explode? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Mildred? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | My job is to present your case to the tribunal. ’ ‘ Is that a court martial? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | N ‘ What is he doing, sergeant? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Near miss there, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Neither side wants us here, understand? ’ ‘ On a battlefield like this, who ’ll worry about a few more bodies? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Neither side wants us here, understand? ’ ‘ On a battlefield like this, who ’ll worry about a few more bodies? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No badges? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No one? ’ Slowly, Jade raised a hand. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No stripes, sir? ’ ‘ Possibly you could be an extra large bloom? ’ said Blouse, and his face betrayed no hint of amusement. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No stripes, sir? ’ ‘ Possibly you could be an extra large bloom? ’ said Blouse, and his face betrayed no hint of amusement. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No, because why would he want to help Polly? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No, since it ’s about us, it ’ll be a soldier, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | No? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Nobs ate nobby food, did n’t they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Not to worry, lads! ’ ‘ What ’re they cooking, elephants? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now get a — ’ ‘ Halter, I ’m placing you under arrest for — ’ ‘ Corporal Strappi, a word in your shell- like ear, please? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now or never, sir! ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now please forget it, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now she laid out his shaving things and turned to go — ‘ Could you shave me, Perks? ’ said the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now you push off, all right? ’ Polly stood up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now, let ’s have a look at your gentlemen, shall we? ’ said Maladict, heading for the inn door. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now, listen very carefully: where ’s your coffee? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Now, we ’ll walk nice and quiet, and no more talking ‘ til I say, okay? ’ They plodded on for ten minutes, skirting the camp. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Objects to loud music after nine p.m.? ’ ‘ Um. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Of a bunch of girls? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Of course, you did not hear it from me, sir. ’ ‘ And he ’s in charge of a bunch of recruits, sergeant? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and here ’s a good tip about socks ’? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Oh, come on, ’ she added, as they stared at her, ‘ can you see Wazzer stealing from anyone? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Oh, it ’s a wonderful place to attack. ’ ‘ I wonder how the alliance got in? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Oh, will I ever look my dear Emmeline in the face again? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, sir, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Oh, you ’re brave, certainly, but what makes you think you stand a chance of passing yourself off as a woman? ’ ‘ Well, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ Fine. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Older brother, w — is he? ’ ‘ Yessir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | On a man? ’ Polly looked at the next tub for a moment, and patted Shufti on the shoulder. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | On her death, the line is extinct. ’ ‘ And they pray to her? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | On the noisy, frantic, confusing battlefield, where oh so much can go wrong. ’ ‘ And we ’ll have weapons? ’ said Shufti wistfully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Once, sir. ’ ‘ What in the world possessed you to stop at once? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | One Size, Does n’t Fit Anyone? ’ ‘ This tunic ’s got blood on it! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | One of the saddlers here sewed that up for me in half an hour. ’ ‘ Well, that ’s life, is n’t it? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | One of them is expecting a child. ’ ‘ What, here? ’ As one man, the group drew back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | One or two. ’ ‘ And you promoted them, did you, if they was as good as men? ’ ‘ Indeed not, sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Only fourteen, are n’t you? ’ He looked at Polly over the top of the lieutenant ’s head, and winked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Or p’raps you ’ve forgotten? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Or she is? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Or tie him to a tree and leave him to kick wolves away until he gets too tired? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Or “ raging ”? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Otto Chriek, who makes the pictures for him — ’ ‘ The vampire? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Otto says he makes Commander Vimes livid with rage about once a week, but nothing ever happens. ’ ‘ Vimes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ozzer? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pardon? ’ ‘ I think Tonker- sorry, Magda- just bit her tongue, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pas devant les soldats jeuttes, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps I may win the highest accolade that a gallant officer may obtain! ’ ‘ What ’s that, sir? ’ said Polly dutifully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Perks lied to us, right, Perks? ’ ‘ All right, sarge, no need to drag it out, ’ sighed Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Permission to speak, sir! ’ ‘ Yes, Perks? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Permission to tell you my idea, sir? ’ She saw Jackrum raise an eyebrow. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Phew, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pinching from yer mates is a hanging offence, understood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Please? ’ It was like being savaged by a goldfish, but she had to admit he had a point. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pleasure to have served, sir! ’ ‘ Can I ask something? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Point One, remember the town of Lipz? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Poll? ’-v ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I ’m actually Maladicta. ’ She sat back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Poll? ’-v ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I ’m actually Maladicta. ’ She sat back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pretty fair. ’ ‘ Hit you at all? ’ ‘ Eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pretty fair. ’ ‘ Hit you at all? ’ ‘ Eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Private Halter will give ‘ em a nasty look? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Private Igor? ’ ‘ Thur? ’ ‘ You know how that tube works, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Oh, yeth, thur. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Private Igor? ’ ‘ Thur? ’ ‘ You know how that tube works, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Oh, yeth, thur. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Private Igor? ’ ‘ Thur? ’ ‘ You know how that tube works, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Oh, yeth, thur. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Pure hangman. ’ ‘ Hangman? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ready? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ready? ’ She sidled to the invisible wall. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Reg? ’ said Buggy. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Right, Perks? ’ Oh, so that ’s the game. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Right, sir? ’ Froc rubbed his chin and smiled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Right? ’ In the silence there was the slow rumble that preceded a pronouncement from Carborundum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Roast fast, boil slow, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Rule 796, you say? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Rushing off into the night? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Said you ’d asked him, sir! ’ ‘ Oh, so Jackrum ’s little lads are gangin ’ up on their kindly ol’ sergeant, are they? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sarge? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Satisfied? ’ ‘ You worked out all that in a couple of seconds? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Satisfied? ’ ‘ You worked out all that in a couple of seconds? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | See what you can find out, eh? ’ Polly gulped her tea down, grabbed the mugs and hurried away. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Jackrum knows what ’s going on. ’ ‘ And what ’s that, sarge? ’ said Polly innocently. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Jackrum not with you, then? ’ said the lieutenant, with a trace of nervousness. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Seven men. ’ ‘ And none of you are hurt? ’ ‘ Nosir. ’ ‘ Pass me my shirt! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you that Tilda was pregnant when they brought her back to the Grey House after the fire? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Shall we have a race? ’ The man turned round. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | She believes in you. ’ ‘ Really? ’ Polly glanced around the steaming, dripping cave. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | She had been very busy fooling everyone but herself, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | She took refuge in: ‘ What do you think ’s going to happen now, sir? ’ ‘ I have n’t a clue, Perks. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | She ’s a werewolf, yes. ’ ‘ The girl we met? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | She ’s just had two of your fingers off! ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Silly one, too, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Single- handed? ’ ‘ I ’ll go, too, ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Smooth is how things should be, eh, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So I looked at you lot and I thought to myself, well now, I thought, I wonder how they ’ll do when they find out they ’re not alone? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So easy to take your hand right off if you open a bottle of cham- pag- nee the wrong way, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So what if someone else was taking a leak? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So what next, Perks? ’ ‘ Dunno, sarge. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So what was your point, please? ’ Maladict considered this. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So where did the word ‘ surrender ’ come from? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So you ’re not going to talk to me? ’ ‘ I am. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So you ’re stupid, are you? ’ ‘ Well, I did enlist, corporal, ’ said Polly meekly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | So? ’ ‘ The one near the archway was the late General Puhloaver! ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Some kind of religious mania? ’ ‘ Could be, sir, ’ said Polly guardedly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Something the matter, corporal? ’ Maladict was on his knees, going through his pack with a distracted air. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Something wrong with decent Zlobenian boys? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sorry it had to happen to you, sir. ’ ‘ You ’re sure about all this, are you? ’ What are you expecting me to say? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sorry it had to happen to you, sir. ’ ‘ You ’re sure about all this, are you? ’ What are you expecting me to say? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sorted out, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Special envoy, which is kind of like an ambassador but without the little gold chocolates. ’ ‘ Vimes the Butcher? ’ said Maladicta. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Still, I dare say he has his reasons, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Still, the truth ’s important too, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Stole some clothes from a knockin ’ shop, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Suddenly, it ’s all changed. ’ ‘ Interested in us? ’ ‘ Sir, in a sense you could help a lot right now. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Sure you wo n’t have any dripping? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, is it worse than whatever it is these people are running away from? ’ ‘ You signed up, Mr Bloodsucker! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Thank you for telling me. ’ ‘ Is that it? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Thank you, Perks. ’ ‘ Oh, I thought, “ What can I give the man who has^verything? ” and that was all I could afford, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Thank you, but no. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That caused a moment ’s pause from the sergeant before he said: ‘ Just knew that, did yer? ’ ‘ Nosir! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That is an order, sergeant! ’ ‘ Asking nicely did n’t work, did it, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That is what we in the milit’ry call an order, okay? ’ ‘ Perks? ’ It was Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That is what we in the milit’ry call an order, okay? ’ ‘ Perks? ’ It was Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That it was just a kiss? ’ Did you think it meant nothing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That the best you can do, Parts? ’ the corporal jeered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That ’s all he knows, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That ’s an Abomination. ’ ‘ Garlic? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That ’s right, eh, lieutenant? ’ Blouse was still transfixed, but seemed to wake up now. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That ’s what happened to Wazz, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | That ’s why we never see her, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The Butcher? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The castle is full of weapons. ’ ‘ Did she tell you how to make the enemy let go of them? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The damn mad Abominations? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The dead are not your masters. ’ ‘ What is it you want of me, ma’am? ’ Froc managed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The horrible food? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The official portrait was painted when she was about forty, I believe. ’ ‘ No children? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The old girl needed you. ’ ‘ So you ’ve got to go there, sarge. ’ ‘ Got to? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The only thing that really works is the aimy. ’ ‘ All right, how about coppers? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The place where they draw the line? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The rest of you, hurry up and wait! ’ ‘ Sergeant Jac — er, sergeant major? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The sergeant and myself would be obleejed if you brave heroes to be would join us in a little light marching? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The trouble is, when you say to a general “ You and whose army? ” he just has to point out of the window. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | The word ’s gone out. ’ ‘ What word ’s that, sarge? ’ Jackrum leaned closer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Them? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Then everyone took their packs into the back room with all the mattresses, did n’t they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Then he said: ‘ How far is it to Plotz? ’ ‘ About fifty miles, ’ said Angua, adding, ‘ As the wolf runs, maybe six hours. ’ ‘ Good. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Then why is he just a lieutenant? ’ said the writer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Then: ‘ Disguised? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | There are big dungeons in that fort, sir, and they ’re pretty full. ’ ‘ Why should I believe you? ’ I do, thought Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | There is no god here now. ’ ‘ So where do they come from? ’ ‘ From your fear. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | There ’s an arrow hole in this one! ’ ‘ What dis? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | There ’s some who think that you boys ought to know why we are fighting this war, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They deserted once, what ’s to stop ‘ em a second time? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t know? ’ ‘ He was n’t going to tell them, was he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t know? ’ ‘ He was n’t going to tell them, was he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t really count, did they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They did n’t teach you this in the Patrician ’s office? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They do say the army can make a man of you, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They had to be treacherous, devious and warlike, otherwise we would n’t be fighting them, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They say to spies “ If you ’re caught, eat the documents ”, do n’t they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They sent some gallopers out to meet him. ’ ‘ Can he do anything about it? ’ De Worde shrugged. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They wo n’t be going too far for a while, not in the nood. ’ ‘ Wo n’t the writing man let them out? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They — ’ ‘ Sorry, but I thought we attacked Lipz, did n’t we, corporal? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’d just dumped their packs as soon as they were in the barracks, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’re all guys! ’ ‘ Would we have got a medal, sir, if we ’d been men? ’ Shufti demanded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’re frightened of you, sir. ’ ‘ Except you, eh? ’ said the sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’re not good with weapons. ’ ‘ How good would they have to be, d’you think? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve been sent to protect us! ’ ‘ Troops to protect you in Borogravia? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve invaded? ’ ‘ I think it was more of a patrol, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Think you ’ll be man enough to stand, when the metal meets the meat? ’ ‘ You did, sarge, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Think you ’re the only ones? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Think your ol’ sarge is deaf, blind and stupid? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | This has got to be better than that, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | This offer has not been extended to your superior officers here, I may add. ’ So why make it to us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | This often happens. ’ ‘ Why should we be afraid? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Time to get out before I blunt me own edge. ’ ‘ You ’re sure, sarge? ’ ‘ Yeah. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | To a god who hates jigsaws and the colour blue? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | To be honest, sir, she ’s probably dead. ’ ‘ Only probably? ’ ‘ No one really knows. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | To hell with them. ’ ‘ Lofty? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Today? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Today? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Tonker, you are a crack shot, but after one shot who ’s backing you up while you reload? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Tonker? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Too big, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Tremble at them? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Trouble is, pigeons are too stupid to be steered — ’ ‘ What ’ve you got me? ’ ‘ The Times sent this up from their cart, sir! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Understood? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge, ’ said Polly meekly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ups- and- Downs, right? ’ ‘ Ins- and- Outs, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Ve force ourselves to desire something else? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Very sore, according to rumour. ’ ‘ The newspaper writer believed all that stuff? ’ said Polly, amazed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Voting in the army? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Want a slice? ’ He waved a hand at one of the kitchen girls who was dancing attendance on him. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Was Blouse leading, or had he left it to Jackrum? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Was it just a voice in their heads, some kind of hallucination? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Was she supposed to think We have met the enemy and he is nice? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Was that him in the privy? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Was there a knowingness to that comment? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Washing clothes for the enemy? ’ said Igorina, looking shocked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Wazz? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | We ca n’t negotiate a — ’ ‘ What does Borogravia want? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | We could ’ve got ‘ em right there and then, sir! ’ ‘ And then, sergeant? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | We do n’t want to be seen, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | We shall see what the day brings, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | We will not be sending out any more recruiting parties. ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Well spotted, sir. ’ ‘ And the one with stitches all round his head? ’ ‘ He ’s an Igor, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Well, be smart about this: you might not like everything about your country, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Well, do they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Well, then, what shall I say? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Well? ’ The squad exchanged glances. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t soldiers in desperate straits famous for seeing visions of gods and angels? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t sure about Maladict and still ai n’t, because with a vampire, who knows? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Were we soldiers? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What We Are Fighting For! ’ ‘ Socks? ’ said the writer, looking nervously at the vampire. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What about the light? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What about the old soldiers back there;, who have n’t faded away? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What about you? ’ ‘ Oh, we had a little bit, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What about? ’ whispered Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What are they doing now? ’ Clarence raised his eyebrows. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What are you saving up? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What are you smiling about, Mr Vampire sir? ’ Strappi positioned himself in front of Maladict, who stood faultlessly to attention. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What can you do with that lot? ’ ‘ Casserole of game, ’ said Shufti firmly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What did you think of him? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do they know about anything? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do we do, sarge? ’ ‘ We keep the noise down! ’ muttered Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do we want him for? ’ ‘ He knows about the clacks. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do you know of life? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do you mean, up to date? ’ said Vimes, looking puzzled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What do you take me for? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What else could she have done? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What happened there? ’ ‘ Oh, the dwarfs that were here sealed their mines and vanished, your grace. ’ “ ‘ I bet they did. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ’ The troll looked at ceiling, feet, sergeant, wall and table. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What is it? ’ ‘ Johnny, ’ whispered Betty. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What right has he got, checking up in the book o ’ words? ’ ‘ Well, you did quote chapter and verse, sarge, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What shall I say about a captain who turned and ran sobbing when we came across a column of Zlobenians, deserting his own men? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What was Blouse gon na do with him? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What was the inn called? ’ Ah. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What would he do now? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What you goin’ to do? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’d the privy be like here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’ll Private Goom do? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’ll you lot do then, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’re the four Ss? ’ ‘ Shape, shadow, silhouette and shine, sarge! ’ said Polly, snapping to attention. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’re you doing here? ’ ‘ Batman, sarge, ’ said Polly, shaking water off her hat. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’re you going to do, tell the guards you opened the wrong cupboard in the dark? ’ Another embarrassed silence descended. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’re you running away from, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’s for supper? ’ ‘ I ’ll check, sir. ’ ‘ What are the men having? ’ ‘ Scubbo, sir, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’s for supper? ’ ‘ I ’ll check, sir. ’ ‘ What are the men having? ’ ‘ Scubbo, sir, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’s going on in his head? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’s so special about Borogravia? ’ ‘ I suppose it ’s special because it ’s theirs. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’s your name, stone man? ’ ‘ Carborundum, ’ said the troll. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’ve I got to offer? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What ’ve you got? ’ The corporal sighed, and swung with surprising speed over to a door, which he unlocked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What, he complains about the noise their kids make? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ ‘ Would you mind giving me a wallop on the back of the head? ’ he said, looking wretched. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ ‘ Would you mind giving me a wallop on the back of the head? ’ he said, looking wretched. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where did you get them? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where else would we go? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where is that tea, Perks? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where is that tea, Perks? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where were they hiding? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where will you be heading now? ’ ‘ To the Kneck valley, sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s Corporal Strappi? ’ ‘ Have n’t seen him all evening, sarge, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s my manners? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Where? ’ ‘ The Girls ’ Working School, ’ said Tonker, and looked away. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what they think? ’ ‘ Do you think we can really join up with deserters, sarge? ’ ‘ Nope. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what they think? ’ ‘ Do you think we can really join up with deserters, sarge? ’ ‘ Nope. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who does he think he is? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who goes there? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who says? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who wants to get killed, lads, let ’s have a show of hands? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d care? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d we hand him over to? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s Tiger? ’ ‘ Oops, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s going to try, out here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s looking after the rupert? ’ They looked at one another. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s the next likely lad? ’ Polly looked at the next recruit with horror that she hoped she was concealing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Whose side is he on? ’ ‘ Bit of a puzzler, really. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why are n’t they just leaving us locked up? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why are people looking for us, pray? ’ Towering gave him a cockeyed grin. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why did he call you Polly? ’ ‘ Because I know a lot about birds, ’ said Polly, mentally cursing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why did n’t you ever get a proper pouch made for yourself? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you use your eyes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why should I do anything about anyone? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why w- would the Duchess lie to us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why ’s he gone and left you here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why ’s he keeping quiet? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ Shufti went red. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ said Scallot. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ And they send messages with light? ’ ‘ Yes, Perks. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ And they send messages with light? ’ ‘ Yes, Perks. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ Better than starving, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ National pride, sir. ’ ‘ What in? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ National pride, sir. ’ ‘ What in? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Why? ’ ‘ Their religion ’s gone bad on them. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Will the Duchess turn aside arrows, Wazzer? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Will you argue with that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | With a knob on? ’ ‘ Dish covers? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | With a knob on? ’ ‘ Dish covers? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | With real soap. ’ ‘ Soap? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | With the exception of Lieutenant Blouse, you will agree to be returned to your homes and placed in the charge of a responsible male, understood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t that be nice? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would he have wanted to come? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t that be fun? ’ After a while, Tonker said: ‘ In front of us, you mean? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would n’t that be fun? ’ After a while, Tonker said: ‘ In front of us, you mean? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would she have grown hard, like Tonker? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would she have just folded up inside, like the maids who came and went and worked hard and never had a name? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would the lieutenant cart him around with us? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would they have seen a picture? ’ Angua shrugged. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would twenty minutes ’ unconsciousness be okay? ’ ‘ Yes, thanks very mu — ’ The guard folded up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Would you argue? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Yep. ’ ‘ Tonker? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ ‘ This is all rather damn silly, general — ’ ‘ Hrumph! ’ said Froc. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You all kissed the Duchess? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You all know it wo n’t work, right? ’ ‘ Well, I ’m not saying we could, you know, take on a regiment all at once, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You are taking the official truce to the enemy. ’ ‘ Me, sarge? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You boys here to join up too? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ca n’t go around still dressed as washerwomen, oh dear me! ’ ‘ We are soldiers? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You could try scrounging something at the inn. ’ ‘ Scrounge? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You dare to come riding into our country and think we ’re going to be frightened of you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You demand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You did n’t know we have a zombie in the Watch, Clarence? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You do n’t, do you? ’ She sensed him freeze over. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You got ta make sure they gives you the right orders, see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You have been treated well? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You have not been manhandled? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You have, Perks? ’ Polly lowered her hand. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know Munz? ’ ‘ We both lived there, me and Tilda — I mean Lofty, ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know about lions? ’ They nodded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know about me, I can tell you do, but do you know about Lofty? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know, humorous little reminiscences about times gone by? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You murdered that man last night. ’ ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You say Lord Rust offered to let you all go home quietly? ’ ‘ Yessir. ’ ‘ And the consensus was that he could. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You think you can appeal to me over the heads of my men? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You took the shilling and kissed the picture, did n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You took the shilling? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You understand? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You understand? ’ ‘ What? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’d lose it once you got down in the valley. ’ ‘ Permission to speak, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’d probably go blind. ’ ‘ You swapped legs? ’ said Polly, horrified. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll be Lieutenant Blouse, sir? ’ ‘ Well done, sergeant. ’ ‘ These are the recruits from upriver, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll get a truce, the food, and probably some other help. ’ ‘ How do you know that? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll tell me your hair was shaved off as a punishment for fraternizing with the enemy, eh? ’ said the man, barely looking up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’re a sissy little lady until we make a man of you, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’re sleeping in the shed out the back, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’re still turning this down? ’ Blouse looked round at his men. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’re thinking: vampires have a pretty good time of it whatever sex they are, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve got coffee, have n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | You ’ve got what you ’re after, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Young Igor will stitch ‘ em up, will he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | Young lads like you should n’t have gone in a place like that, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | a dish of liver and onions? ’ ‘ It ’s called liver- and- onions, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | a man among you that knew? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | and Perks? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge? ’ ‘ Thanks, Perks. ’ Polly paused when she got to the door. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | and Perks? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge? ’ ‘ Thanks, Perks. ’ Polly paused when she got to the door. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | and? ’ The pencil was hovering. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | anticipating your orders, sir. ’ ‘ Anticipating them? ’ ‘ Yessir. ’ ‘ Ah. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | are we ready? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | blood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | bury the body? ’ hazarded Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | but, no, she had told Tonker, had n’t she? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | can anyone tell me what we do now? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | cats? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | clubbed him? ’ ‘ Yessir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | corporal, is n’t it? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | could I have a borrow of your shaving gear, right? ’ Polly looked at a chin as free of hair as a billiard ball. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | could zer troll move a little to his left please? ’ ‘ Huh? ’ said Carborundum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | could zer troll move a little to his left please? ’ ‘ Huh? ’ said Carborundum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | did she mention a map reference at all? ’ said the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | do I have a pair of socks belonging to you? ’ ‘ Yep. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | do any of you know about newspapers? ’ ‘ Yeth, my thecond couthin Igor in Ankh- Morpork told me about them, ’ said Igor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | do the men talk about me, Perks? ’ ‘ Not really, sir, no. ’ The lieutenant looked disappointed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | gentlemen would like to step through to the, er, inner sanctum? ’ Polly heard a very faint sound behind her, and turned. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | had it really happened? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | he ’s a rather attractive lad, is he, private? ’ ‘ I got a good feelin ’ about him, ’ said Jade, blushing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | how big was this particular picture? ’ said Blouse, blinking. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | if you would follow me, please? ’ ‘ She ’s a woman! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ina? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | invisibly? ’ OF COURSE. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | is Igor a friend of yours? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | is he annoyed? ’ Polly quavered, cursing Otto Chriek and his picture- making. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | is it obvious? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | it ’s like treachery against the Duchess, is n’t it? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | look, have you heard about what we call “ human interest ”, sir? ’ ‘ No. ’ De Worde tried to explain. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | lots, really. ’ ‘ Really? ’ The maid drew closer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | maybe we do n’t have to go all the way to that hill, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | men to be women when you did this, captain? ’ Oh, say yes, please say yes, Polly thought, as Strappi hesitated. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | men. ’ ‘ Seven cavalrymen were considered not enough to deal with farm boys? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | no one ’s got a couple of balloons, have they? ’ ‘ Er, why, sir? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | no one ’s got a couple of balloons, have they? ’ ‘ Er, why, sir? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | no sign of Corporal Strappi, sarge? ’ ‘ No, but I have n’t turned over every stone yet — ssh! ’ Polly froze, and strained to listen. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | no, sir. ’ ‘ And yet you have acquired beef? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | not just now, perhaps? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | our countrywomen? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | pockets, shall we? ’ She joined arm- in- arm with the sergeant, who winked roguishly at Polly and Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | puppet or something? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | really do to us? ’ ‘ We were wearing men ’s clothes, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | rocks? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | rules, you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ruperts. ’ ‘ Where is my brother, Mister Vimes? ’ said Polly stiffly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | she ’s not going to show up, is she? ’ ‘ The person you do n’t believe in? ’ said Wazzer, showing a flash of spirit. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | she ’s not going to show up, is she? ’ ‘ The person you do n’t believe in? ’ said Wazzer, showing a flash of spirit. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | since you wish to tell the world of your defiance, would you object if my colleague takes your picture? ’ Blouse shrugged. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | sir? ’ General Kzupi, though, was not to be derailed by an eyeballing vampire, even one that could n’t stand still. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | so you ’re women, then? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | socks? ’ Maladict stood up in one mad movement. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | something of mine. ’ ‘ What was it? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | the Duchess is still talking to you, is she? ’ she said, as they made their way among the dark trees. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | the b- vord, there is a process that ve call transference? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | them? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | they do n’t do it justice. ’ ‘ Any of them books you read tell you what to do, sir? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | this? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | tribal markings, you know? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | turn up. ’ ‘ You mean magically? ’ ‘ I suppose I mean religiously, sir. ’ Vimes opened a page at random. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | well, they ’ve got to train us, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | well, what a waste, eh? ’ Jackrum glared. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | well? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what are those big round things that cover dishes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what are you going to do about it? ’ said Polly, feeling derailed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what can they do to us, sir? ’ ‘ Put you in a cell for a long time, probably, ’ said the major. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what did you use to do back in the world? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what d’you call it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what is your name, please? ’ ‘ Sam Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what would you do if — I mean when you got in, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what ’s that glass for, sir? ’ ‘ It ’s a monocle, ’ said the captain. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what ’s wrong with young Goom? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what ’s your namer dear? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | what? ’ ‘ Your keenness will not go unrecorded, Perks, ’ said Blouse, smiling. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | why a red nose, sir? ’ said Polly, applying the lather with vigour. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | why are you doing this? ’ Shufti stared into the dank stone sink as if strange green slime was really interesting, and mumbled something. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | why does that mean we ’re in the Ins- and- Outs? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | will you leave her here? ’ ‘ No, ’ said the squad, as one woman. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | women? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | would you have kicked him had you known? ’ Polly dropped a mug in her nervousness, and looked at Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | yI think. ’ ‘ What do you mean? ’ ‘ Well, I do n’t think she ’s dead. ’ ‘ You do n’t think she is? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | yI think. ’ ‘ What do you mean? ’ ‘ Well, I do n’t think she ’s dead. ’ ‘ You do n’t think she is? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | yes? ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | you choose. ’ ‘ Sergeant Jackrum? ’ said the boy, his mouth staying open. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | you know I want to find my brother? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A band of brothers, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A few beans, perhaps? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A pair of socks? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A real fencin ’ genius, are yer? ’ ‘ No, corporal, ’ said Polly meekly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A real knight errant, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A tetchy god? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A werewolf? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A word in private, Perks? ’ snapped Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A word with you when you have finished, if you please? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Aaaaagh something else worries me, sergeant. ’ ‘ Yessir? ’ ‘ The cavalry must have apprehended Corporal Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Against these women who, we are agreed, stole you out of the jaws of the enemy? ’ There was some muttering amongst the officers. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Age? ’ ‘ Seventeen come Sunday, sir. ’ ‘ Yeah, right, ’ said the sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, Perks, is n’t it? ’ he said, lowering the blade. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, that ’d be Roundheels Molly? ’ said Corporal Scallot, looking up and grinning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, you ’d be a rat man? ’ said the corporal, leading the way out into the big room. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, ladies — What ’s funny, Private Halter? ’ ‘ Er, nothing, sarge, I just. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, you lot, what’reyou standing about for? ’ bawled Jackrum, six inches from the back of Maladict ’s head. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All that yelling from little spitbubs like Strappi? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Am I right, Mr It’s- my- job- to- know- things? ’ De Worde raised his hands again and gave her a sickly smile. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Corporal Strappi? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And I tried them on and they did n’t seem all that abominable to me. ’ ‘ Have you noticed men talk to you differently? ’ said Lofty shyly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And I ’m up to here with stupid, understand? ’ ‘ Yeah, but — ’ ‘ But what, soldier? ’ ‘ Yeah, but. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And I ’m up to here with stupid, understand? ’ ‘ Yeah, but — ’ ‘ But what, soldier? ’ ‘ Yeah, but. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And add some starch. ’ ‘ How much? ’ ‘ All you can find. ’ Igorina returned. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And are you frightened of me, Polly? ’ said the captain. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And are you going to tell me where the recruits are? ’ said the captain. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how long do you think you ’ll hold that rank, now, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how will you enforce this, sir? ’ said Clogston. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And if they do n’t believe us? ’ ‘ Then we ’ll threaten to shoot them in a much louder voice, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And now, madarm, if we can meet these visions of loveliness you are hiding under this here bushel? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And quietly, too? ’ There was silence, which was presumably the answer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that is the answer from all of you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that is? ’ ‘ Colour, sarge! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And there ’s a path all along the river, see? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they had to hop miles with shackles on and no clothes? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ And you ’re just. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And this goes all the way up through your big castle, does it? ’ ‘ Oh, no, miss. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And w- what do you say? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And we certainly need the men. ’ ‘ Yeah, but s’posin ’ he wants to suck all my blood out in the middle of the night? ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what kind of quest is that? ’ ‘ I am to take command of the army, ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what man could dare hope for such an opportunity, eh? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what ’s that? ’ said Polly, pointing to a nearby hill, darker still against the night. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And where ’s that, then? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you found evidence of some sort, did you? ’ ‘ I did find a petticoat, sir, ’ said Strappi, feeling his way with care. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you have surely carried out actions at night, when all markings are invisible? ’ ‘ Yessir, but night is night, sir, while sunflowers is. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you locked them in chains and threw the key away? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Polly, seeing her life start to flash past her eyes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you, sergeant, ’ he went on, ‘ did you in fact lay a hand on the captain? ’ Jackrum took a step forward and saluted smartly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And your name, lad? ’ ‘ Lart, sarge. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And your young man? ’ said Polly quietly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And, er — what is his name? ’ Vimes added. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ said Froc, but the officer on his left leaned over and whispered something to him. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ ‘ Let ’s get back? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ ‘ Let ’s get back? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And? ’ ‘ Well, I. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Annoyed? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any good with it? ’ said the sergeant to Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any news of my brother, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone else got anything? ’ ‘ I would n’t be at all thurprithed, thur, ’ said Igorina, staring round the room. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone else lost anything? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything interesting, sir? ’ said Angua ingenuously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything the matter, Perks? ’ said the lieutenant, catching her expression. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, there ’d be soldiers everywhere. ’ ‘ Well, how do we get women ’s clothes on a battlefield? ’ said Lofty. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, what about the invasion? ’ ‘ I ’m not going to be sent home like a package, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, what ’s the difference? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, why should she talk to you? ’ ‘ Because I listen, ’ said Wazzer quietly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Apparently you were a humble corporal only a few days ago? ’ Plaster dust drifted down again as something heavy struck the wall outside. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are n’t you that sergeant I saw in the old kitchen? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are the men rested? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are there any more questions? ’ said Blouse, looking along the line. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are they heading up here? ’ ‘ No, they went right past, sarge! ’ Jackrum turned and gave the rest of the squad a satisfied look. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we in trouble? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we ready, Igor? ’ ‘ Jutht about, thur, ’ said Igorina, tying the blanket across the end of the tube. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we sure about this, Tonker? ’ ‘ Yep. ’ ‘ And we wo n’t get hurt? ’ Tonker sighed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we sure about this, Tonker? ’ ‘ Yep. ’ ‘ And we wo n’t get hurt? ’ Tonker sighed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you a reading man, Perks? ’ said Blouse, closing the book. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, Buggy? ’ said Commander Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, Perks? ’ ‘ Well, he ’s pulling a bit, sir — ’ said Polly, being dragged sideways. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you crying, Perks? ’ ‘ Well. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you feeling all right? ’ ‘ We just have to hope that those put in power over us are making the right decisions, ’ mumbled Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you feeling cocky, Private Perks? ’ ‘ No, sarge! ’ ‘ Good. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you ill, your grace? ’ ‘ What ’s your name again, young man? ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you ill, your grace? ’ ‘ What ’s your name again, young man? ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you listening, Private Goom? ’ he screamed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you not being a little strict with the men, sergeant? ’ said Blouse, as Polly flapped a towel round his neck. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure you have n’t been talking to anyone about this, sir? ’ said the writer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you trying to be smart, Private Manickle? ’ Strappi demanded, naming the biggest sin in his personal list. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you trying to be smart? ’ she demanded, inches from his face. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As the poor girl was lying there waiting for her garter to be tied, hem hem, he damn well made off with her cheese, right? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ As washerwomen? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ashamed of your lovely, lovely uniform, Perks? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ At a time like this? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ At least remove the wig, eh? ’ ‘ It’th my own hair, thur, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Barmaid, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Because, of course, we only need one “ washerwoman ” to get us inside, do we not? ’ The inverted commas sounded promising. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Been praying, ‘ ave yer? ’ said Mrs Enid kindly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Besides, who knows we ’re here? ’ ‘ But we got them out of prison! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Both actions were successful, sergeant. ’ ‘ No uniforms? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I have to say, Perks, that I have devised several recipes, just in case! ’ ‘ So we ’ll be eating a Blouse one day, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I promised Tilda we ’d go back one day next summer. ’ ‘ Oh, so it was n’t that bad, then? ’ said Polly, grateful for some relief. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I ’m not praying to anyone, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But he is in for a surprise! ’ ‘ You all right, sarge? ’ whispered Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But it was n’t elegant, was it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But it ’s probably only a matter of time. ’ ‘ So how do they manage? ’ ‘ These days, people mostly pray to the Duchess Annagovia. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But lisp a bit, will you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But pale pink? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But what exactly have we done wrong, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But whose side is he on, sir? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But why would a deserter pff head straight for the pff front? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you have n’t actually done it, sir? ’ ‘ Well, no! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ By whom? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t have a massacre of little lads, sir, now can we? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I lend you a dictionary, sir? ’ snapped de Worde, going red in the face. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I show you something? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can she do that? ’ whispered Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can we get in? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can we knock it off with the lovey- dovey, please? ’ said Polly to Jade. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you find me a dress, do you think? ’ Maladict was the first to break the silence. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you please get your clothes off? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Captain? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Carborundum? ’ it volunteered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Chocolate? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Come in? ’ she suggested. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Compared to what? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal? ’ he quavered, as Strappi advanced. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal? ’ said the sergeant quietly, hauling himself back on to the cart. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Corporal? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could n’t it just be a hunter, sarge? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could you wheeze a little more quietly, sir? ’ By degrees, dragging and pushing, she bundled the man up to Jackrum ’s tree. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could ’ve been tricky anyway, eh, if you were searched? ’ said the major, winking. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cryin ’ shame you ai n’t an officer, eh? ’ The last of the fallen tea dribbled into the soil. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D- does any woman sway that much? ’ said Wazzer, peering through the bushes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Daphne, could I have a word? ’ she said, during a pause. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Daphne? ’ said Polly, when the man had gone. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dead? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dear me, Private Halter, you ’ve got a lot to learn, have n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dem who? ’ said Jade. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I join th ’ army? ’ he rumbled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I, er, go into all that detail? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t I do a good job on that arm? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t I say I am a citizen of Borogravia? ’ ‘ No. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t bring your uniforms with you? ’ said the major. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t feel like fraternizing with any enemies? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t he come in here with you? ’ ‘ No, sarge. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did they tell you why I ’ve been sent here, Clarence? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you bring a weapon, Tonk — Magda? ’ ‘ No, Polly. ’ ‘ No item of any sort with a certain weapon- like quality? ’ Polly insisted. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you bring a weapon, Tonk — Magda? ’ ‘ No, Polly. ’ ‘ No item of any sort with a certain weapon- like quality? ’ Polly insisted. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hear anything I said? ’ ‘ Oh, that. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hear that? ’ said Polly, although she was n’t certain that the word had turned up in her head via her ears. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hear that? ’ snarled the sergeant, staring out at the darkening hills. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hit him? ’ ‘ Y’see, I ’m fat, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you just say yes? ’ she demanded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you kick Captain Horentz in the “ privates ”, Parts? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you know about this, lieutenant? ’ he barked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you notice him? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you see that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you think that it meant nothing? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you wash last night, sir? ’ ‘ There was no — ’ Blouse began. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t ask, do n’t tell. ’ ‘ Do n’t ask? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t the officers stop it? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do the women just come and go, Perks? ’ said the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do we run an ’ get ‘ em? ’ said Jade. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know how he came to be here? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you often menace frightened women? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you require me for anything else, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think I should have a reddened nose? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think having a picture like this is an Abomination in the Eyes of Nuggan? ’ said Shufti nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think those cavalrymen did it? ’ she said at last, and then realized that Maladict was shaking. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think we ought to try to take the sack out of his mouth? ’ said Shufti nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think you could kill a man today? ’ Polly glanced at the razor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to know the truth? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does anyone have any questions? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t she, sir? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does n’t that hurt? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Drunk horse piss, have you? ’ ‘ Yeth, ’ said Igor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you chew at all, Perks? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you know why we joined up? ’ said Tonker, red in the face. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ D’you think you ’re clever, Maladict? ’ ‘ Um. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Eh, sergeant? ’ ‘ Right, sir! ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Enlist him. ’ ‘ You want to fight with us? ’ Strappi squeaked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, how ’d you like to shav — to cut off some of that hai — moss? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ever eaten scubbo? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ever seen a woman with no clothes on before, Oliver? ’ The girls giggled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Everything all right, sir? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, sir, but do you know anything about recent history? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Expert, are yer? ’ said Strappi, grinning nastily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Feeling all right, lad? ’ ‘ It w- was horrible, sarge! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Firstly, may I offer on behalf of all of us, I think, our thanks for the incredible job you have done? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Flashsides? ’ ‘ Like. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Flying machines? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For one of you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ From a bunch of poor women? ’ said Polly, her heart sinking. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gentlemen, let ’s not mess about, shall we? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gently. ’ ‘ Why? ’ ‘ He ’s got no legs. ’ The troll focused. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Give me the razor, Perks. ’ ‘ Does n’t know how to shave? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Glad you joined, Igor? ’ said Polly, as they jogged along. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Going for to market? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Going to join up, lads? ’ she said, cheerily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good job we were guarding you, eh? ’ said Tonker, grinning and whirring an empty sling around in one hand. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got it all planned, general? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got to start sometime, right? ’ he said defiantly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Had you done something bad, sir? ’ ‘ I ca n’t imagine what you mean, Perks, ’ said Blouse, slurping at the horrible thin gruel. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Happy? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Has it? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, sir. ’ ‘ No officer could have led a finer bunch of men, Perks, ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you had much to do with young women, sir? ’ she asked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you met Constable Shoe, Clarence? ’ said Vimes cheerfully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you seen everything you wish to see? ’ said Polly to the blushing captain, every syllable tinkling with ice. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He does n’t like chocolate? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He hath been poithened! ’ ‘ Hath he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He wants this cleared out of the way. ’ ‘ And what authority has this tribunal got? ’ said Polly coldly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’ll soon get to — ’ ‘ Sergeant? ’ Jade was rising over the grass. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s, er, from here? ’ said Chinny, who had gone quite pale. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hear that, Strappi? ’ said the sergeant to the cursing man dribbling blood on to the floor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Her? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hey, where ’s the lieutenant? ’ The servant looked at her and gestured up the stairs with a thumb. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Him? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm, five Morpork dollars? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ ‘ Could you kill someone if you had to? ’ Polly came right back to the here and now. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hmm? ’ ‘ Could you kill someone if you had to? ’ Polly came right back to the here and now. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hold it a minute, will you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Horsebows? ’ said Jackrum, like a child opening a wonderful Hogswatch present. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about it, lad? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about that? ’ Jackrum sawed at the tobacco. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can we be spies, sergeant, in our own country? ’ said Blouse calmly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you get there? ’ he bellowed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do they get the light so bright, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know my name? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you know what ’s been happening to the regiment? ’ ‘ Because it ’s my job to know things, ’ said the man. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How do you? ’ ‘ I used to work in an inn, ’ said Polly, feeling her heart begin to beat faster, as it always did when the lies lined up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How does it work? ’ ‘ It ’s corporal, miss, ’ said the string- puller, touching his forelock. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How far is it to Plotz? ’ ‘ You do n’t have to tell ‘ em, sarge! ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How hard can it be, sir, to move with the times? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long will it take to repair? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many did you spot, Mildred? ’ ‘ That will be “ general ”, sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many fingers am I holding up? ’ ‘ You know, that ’s something an Igor should never say, ’ said Maladict, grimacing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How old are you, Wazz? ’ she said, shovelling dirt. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How will we get in, sir? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s Wazzer? ’ ‘ Sleeping, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s he coming along, private? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s it going, Buggy? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Huh? ’ he managed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I beg your pardon, your grace? ’ said the Ankh- Morpork consul to Zlobenia. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I beg your pardon? ’ ‘ They are. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe he was the first officer you served under as sergeant, am I right? ’ Jackrum hesitated. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe we can dispense with the guard now, do n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ca n’t negotiate — ’ ‘ You know your god ’s dead? ’ said the man. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think the el- tee is going to last very long, do you? ’ ‘ The who? ’ ‘ The lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think the el- tee is going to last very long, do you? ’ ‘ The who? ’ ‘ The lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think we are, either. ’ ‘ Does anyone think we are? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I expect that you ’ll be itching for the fray after all these years, eh, a young man like you? ’ Strappi said nothing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, I could n’t do it twice. ’ ‘ So what? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I realize I ought to know these things, but what does “ groophar ” mean? ’ said the voice of Maladict in the damp darkness. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said, are you listening, Goom? ’ ‘ Yes, corporal! ’ ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I said, are you listening, Goom? ’ ‘ Yes, corporal! ’ ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I should like to address my men, sergeant. ’ ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think we can at least cut Sergeant Towering ’s hands free, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Yes, sir, ’ said Polly, meaning ‘ no, sir ’. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think you mean exotic? ’ said Igor. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder how much damage we did? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder what it can be? ’ she said pointedly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder who tried to open it? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder why the Prince was out with a scouting party? ’ ‘ You said he was an arrogant son- of- a- bitch, ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder why this passage was sealed up? ’ said the voice of Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll put that down as “ jumper ” too, then, shall I? ’ said Clogston. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m a vampire officially pretending not to be one, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m just going to pick her up, and you just carefully lower the lid over the candle, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m not going to die, am I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ve jutht about done. ’ ‘ Harmless? ’ said the sergeant, staring at the struggling Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If I had n’t tricked them, they might ’ve killed the lieutenant! ’ ‘ See? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If everyone else is. ’ ‘ So you ’d have your baby without a husband? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If he ’d whipped off his shako and jacket he ’d just be another stupid civilian, would n’t he? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If that writer man gets hungry, he can always eat his words, eh, lieutenant? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you will excuse me a moment, ’ said Blouse, ‘ I will consult with my men. ’ ‘ Men? ’ said Rust. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you ’re a hallucination, how do you know that? ’ I KNOW IT BECAUSE YOU KNOW IT. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Igor? ’ said the vampire, waving it away. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In that mood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed. ’ ‘ Do you know how to break a man ’s neck, sir? ’ ‘ I read a book on martial arts, Perks, ’ said Blouse, a little severely. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Indeed? ’ said Blouse nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t that going a bit far on a first date? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is she here, then? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is something wrong? ’ ‘ Zere is a problem. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that a carrier pigeon, sir? ’ she said, as Vimes sat down. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that allowed, sergeant? ’ ‘ What do you want to wipe it for, mister? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that allowed, sergeant? ’ ‘ What do you want to wipe it for, mister? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that hell? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that old Jackrum? ’ said Shufti, picking up the picture. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that rum, sarge? ’ ‘ Well done, my little bar steward. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this all of them, Clogston? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this germane, major? ’ he said testily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this the time? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It does n’t? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It was a bit hair — it was a bit awkward for a moment or two. ’ ‘ What did I tell you? ’ said Blouse triumphantly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It was the back of the picture, okay? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It was when I volunteered to do the supper, was n’t it? ’ Shufti mumbled, staring into the stone sink, which had moss growing in it. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s about sex, then, is it? ’ ‘ Not as such, no. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s been done? ’ ‘ ‘ fraid so, sir. ’ ‘ How about. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s not going to come to that, is it? ’ ‘ I hope not, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s spreading Alarm and Despondency, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Maybe we ought to be alarmed, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s very ingenious. ’ ‘ How does it work, then? ’ ‘ Oh, I did n’t understand what he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Jack Jackrum, who could stop a bar fight by belchin ’? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Joe Hubukurk, right? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just Johnny? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just go away, all right? ’ She shrugged, and followed the others. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just let him, all right? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just like that? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just like that? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just one last question, miss: do you think the world would be a different place if more women were soldiers? ’ de Worde asked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just so long as you know we ’re in this for the squad, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just something, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just there, right? ’ Polly picked up the pen and signed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just to the right of that fallen log? ’ Polly squinted. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just trust me, okay? ’ ‘ I thould, tharge, ’ said Igorina, from behind Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lads, eh? ’ he chuckled to de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lads, this is war, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s get a move on, sir, shall we? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s just keep things down, shall we? ’ ‘ I need coffee! ’ moaned Maladict, rocking back and forth. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s try again, shall we? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s try to get some sleep, shall we? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Lieutenant Blouse told you all about us, did he, sir? ’ Just behind the major, Blouse was making a universal gesture. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Light is my passion now. ’ ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like a diary? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like what? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look at this, will you? ’ said Shufti, waving a sodden pair of men ’s long pants at her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Looks like a big ‘ un! ’ ‘ Did you see that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Major Clogston, did you have lunch? ’ said the general. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maladict? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Man and woman? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maybe these washing sticks can slow them down a bit? ’ Shufti quavered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Maybe those acorns did the trick? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Midnight, is it? ’ ‘ A bit after, sir. ’ ‘ Oh, dear! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Missing a corporal? ’ said Scallot. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ More extreme commandments? ’ ‘ Oysters, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ More than being dead already? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mr de Worde, is n’t it? ’ said Blouse, standing up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mug of saloop? ’ said Shufti, holding them up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Name, lad? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No beans? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No disgrace in calling it quits, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No exit, except a grille in the floor. ’ ‘ Could we get out that way? ’ ‘ Only diced. ’ They stared glumly at the distant door. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No papers, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No papers? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, corporal. ’ ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, he stole the cheese, did n’t he? ’ sighed Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, lad. ’ ‘ But you know where you ’re going? ’ ‘ Correct. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No. ’ ‘ And you did n’t see anything and ca n’t smell anything? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ None of us are, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not a good idea, perhaps? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not a lot of training there, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not right now, sarge. ’ ‘ Sure? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Not seen it before, sir? ’ said Jackrum cheerfully, as they stared at the distant keep from where they lay in some bushes half a mile away. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nothing for him to write down now, eh? ’ ‘ Um. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nothing? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Notice anything about it? ’ Polly stared again. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now why would a little lad like you say a little thing like that? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, let ’s get that pigeon on its way again before it gets missed, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, pinch out one candle, because that way we ’ll have light for twice as long, and then — ’ ‘ Perks, a word please? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, what makes you think that? ’ ‘ Because Sergeant Towering said we ’d got a werewolf in the squad. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now, when I pull the knot we each grab an arm and we run, Polly, understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nuggan in heaven saw you d- do that! ’ ‘ It was just a picture, all right? ’ muttered Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nuggan talks to you, does he? ’ ‘ No. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Of course, and I — ’ ‘ Do you want to test it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Of course, at school we did n’t appreciate it so much. ’ ‘ You had food like this at school, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Officers? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh dear, where ’s my manners? ’ he said, lurching back and fumbling in his pocket. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh dear, who will save us? ’ Daphne quavered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh dear. ’ ‘ I hate to think of him with it! ’ ‘ Why did you bring it? ’ And that was the question. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh well, ca n’t argue with you fellows, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh yeah? ’ said Jackrum jovially. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, Tonker, why the hell did you wait ‘ til you ’d got your trousers off before asking me that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, he has got promoted, then? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, now, will you look at that? ’ He peered down at the floor, with a hope that was quickly dashed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, someone does n’t like being called a lady, eh? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, that? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, two of you? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, yeah, right, maybe he ’ll have married the commander of the garrison by now, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, yes? ’ ‘ You are a friend of his? ’ said Otto. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, yes? ’ ‘ You are a friend of his? ’ said Otto. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you mean they ’re just people getting away early for the holidays to avoid the rush? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, you ’d know, would you? ’ said the barman, looming over the boy. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay, let ’s go. ’ ‘ Where are we going, sarge? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay, what part? ’ the voice of Tonker demanded, from the far corner of the tent. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Old habits die hard, you know? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ On credit? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One of them gave you his cap, did he? ’ said the sergeant, and his teeth were nowhere near as good as the officer ’s. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ozz? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ozzer? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pardon, corporal? ’ ‘ Flying machines, sir! ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps I could help? ’ said yet another voice. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perhaps we ’d better try to let the enlisted men out first, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perks, can we manage a cup of, er, “ saloop ” for Mr de Worde? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perks, go and fetch the rupert, will you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perks? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Perks? ’ Polly nearly sliced her thumb off. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to sit, sir? ’ ‘ Treat the rather chilly flagstones as if they were your own, ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to speak, sarge? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to speak, sarge? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to speak, sir? ’ Froc stared at her, and then looked pointedly at Clogston. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to speak, sir? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Permission to whisper too, sarge? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pikemen? ’ said Maladict, looking puzzled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Please, has anyone got the beans? ’ There was a general rummaging, and a general lack of a result. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Please? ’ ‘ You ’re with the enemy! ’ hissed Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Plus a few extra dollars wo n’t go amiss. ’ ‘ Sarge, you did n’t steal the cashbox, did you? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pol? ’ Shufti whispered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Polly? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Possibly with hor — ’ ‘ Then bring me some, will you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Private Carborundum! ’ ‘ Yes, sergeant? ’ rumbled the troll. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Probably, Perks? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Probably, Perks? ’ ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ready, private? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really, Bob? ’ said Froc. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Right, Perks? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Run that past me again one more time, will you, Perks? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sarge, you know that captain back at the barracks? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sarge? ’ Jackrum had vanished. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sarge? ’ said Polly, shocked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Say what, sarge? ’ ‘ Oh, bleedin ’ hell, Perks, it ’s a nice day, do n’t muck me around. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Scritz? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See that bush down there, Perks? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See these medals? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See these things they ’ve got? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See this lot? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See you tonight, then, Daphne? ’ ‘ Oh, yes! ’ trilled Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ said Polly, stepping back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ whispered Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sergeant, I am about to tell our spy that we are seven miles further away than we really are, do you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shame you are n’t all out there, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She will give us eyes that we might see. ’ ‘ Ah? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shufti get sorted out? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir, are you really going to write on a jam sandwich? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir, did you have any trouble getting in? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ said Polly to Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ said Polly, as Horentz gasped. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ she whispered. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ ‘ Hold position, ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’ ‘ Just following the monarchy, Mr Chinny. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Six or seven horses. ’ ‘ Ours? ’ ‘ I bleedin ’ doubt it. ’ The clattering slowed, and came to a stop outside. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Slaves? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sleep well? ’ he asked. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So that leaves you, Polly. ’ ‘ Why are they doing this? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So that means you wo n’t shoot at us when we break out? ’ said Polly sweetly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So we ’re losing, then? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what were you looking for when you rummaged through our stuff? ’ said Polly, as Strappi shrank. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So why are we nicknamed the Cheesemongers? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you ca n’t hear anything? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you think you ’re smart, Parts? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you ’ll be guerilla fighters, eh? ’ said Mr de Worde, behind her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you ’re a werewolf, then? ’ would be sort of idiotic. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So? ’ he said, still paying attention to the job in hand. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Some of der women dat came out was ones I saw goin’ in dis mornin ’, too. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, Daphne? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, sir? ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, what was that? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry, ’ said Igorina ‘ Can you pray for him, Wazzer? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry? ’ he said, and to her amazement he was looking more cheerful than he had all day. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorted it all out, have you? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Spies, I ’ll be bound. ’ ‘ A light clacks? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Steam, sarge? ’ ‘ Right! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stick to the walls, okay, ladies? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Streth- th? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sure you wo n’t come with us? ’ Jackrum added, standing back. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Talk? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me, did de Worde interview any Zlobenian high- ups when he arrived? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tetchy? ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Thame again? ’ Polly took the new tankard and sniffed at it. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tharge? ’ said Igor, looking hurt. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That big place? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That is a tricky one. ’ ‘ Best to call it a day, then? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That is not the uniform of a spy, sergeant. ’ ‘ Yessir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That is the Kneck valley. ’ ‘ It ’s on fire, sir? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That means a sword and pike per man, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was Tilda. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ They ’d been beating her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s all, right? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s what all this was about, is n’t it? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Duchess does room service? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Tiger ’s behind every tree, right? ’ ‘ Okay, let ’s call it a day. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The colour blue? ’ ‘ Correct, sir. ’ ‘ What ’s abominable about the colour blue? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The colour blue? ’ ‘ Correct, sir. ’ ‘ What ’s abominable about the colour blue? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The front? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The morning sunlight on the mountains? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The world ’s certainly unfolding itself for you, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Theatricals, you see? ’ he said brightly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then what about the lads I bought with me, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then what do you intend? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then you could thay you loved her very much? ’ Despite everything, Polly started to laugh, and could n’t stop herself. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There are a lot of patrols, I understand. ’ ‘ Zlobenian patrols, sir? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s a smell of death here. ’ ‘ You can smell it above the smoke? ’ ‘ Sure, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s a time and place, you know? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s nothing for us in the army. ’ ‘ Will you come with us, sarge? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s one here with multiple. ’ ‘ Multiple what? ’ said Polly, watching the steps. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ These are thurgeon ’s hands! ’ ‘ Really? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ These? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Thewing hith arm back on. ’ ‘ He ’s an enemy, ai n’t he? ’ ‘ Code of the Igorth, thur, ’ said Igorina reproachfully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ai n’t gon na shoot a girl, Perks! ’ ‘ You told them? ’ ‘ Let ’s just say that news gets around fast, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They do n’t do marinades. ’ ‘ Have you told anybody? ’ mumbled Shufti, red in the face. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They keep putting the colours in with the whites! ’ ‘ Well? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They looked like men and they acted like men! ’ ‘ Why were you in the recruiting party, captain? ’ said Major Clogston. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re being kind to you — ’ ‘ Kind? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re trying to get rid of the old bugger again, are they? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Think hard, sarge, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Think no one else ever tried it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a holy book with an appendix? ’ ‘ Exactly, sir. ’ ‘ In a ring binder? ’ ‘ Quite so, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a holy book with an appendix? ’ ‘ Exactly, sir. ’ ‘ In a ring binder? ’ ‘ Quite so, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a proud moment for me, sarge! ’ ‘ Does everyone know you, sarge? ’ whispered Polly, as they walked away. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is all, sergeant? ’ ‘ Yessir. ’ ‘ Most of them look very young, ’ said the lieutenant, who did n’t look very old. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This the one? ’ said Major Clogston, who was leaning against the wall eating an apple. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tiger? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Time to go? ’ she suggested, but in the tones of an order. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Unfortunately, because they ’d be damn useful if we could have ‘ em too, eh, sergeant? ’ ‘ Yessir, ’ said Jackrum automatically. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Up to date? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Upon my oath, are you mad? ’ he hissed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Using numbers to indicate a scale of grey shades, perhaps? ’ ‘ Mein Gotts! ’ said Otto. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very well, then, will you buy some food? ’ said Vimes, watching her carefully. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Vhere are ve goink? ’ he said, steadying himself as they bounced over a rut. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Vicious little devil when he ’s roused, our rupert, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Want to Osculate the Doxie? ’ ‘ Not at my time o ’ life, ’ said Jackrum, putting on his jacket again. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was that before the Zlobenians did? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was there any more stuff in the larder, Ozz? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Washerwomen? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We all, er, piled in, sir. ’ ‘ Heavy Dragoons? ’ ‘ Yessir. ’ ‘ That ’s the Prince ’s personal regiment! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We almost made it, eh? ’ ‘ Sorry we let you down, sir, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We are winning this war, are n’t we? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We could shut our eyes so ’s we do n’t see what we ’re wearing, how about that? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ought to tell the rupert as soon as possible, okay? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’ll have to find a way to pass the time, eh? ’ said one of the guards. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’ll just have a little chat, shall we? ’ she said, and led the girl to the other side of the room. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re soldiers of the Duchess, agreed? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We ’re the last o- ones, are n’t we? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well washed, please. ’ ‘ Why, sarge? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, I ca n’t, can I? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, he ’ll just have to wait until Private Igor ’s finished looking for your brain, wo n’t he? ’ snapped the sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, if they object they can hold on, ca n’t they? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, if you ’re certain, private? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, it ’s not on, is it, eating your own leg? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, lieutenant? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, looks like we ’re going to be short by one war at present, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, men? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, must get on, no one likes cold tea, eh? ’ She hurried round the hill. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, what ’s there in Kneck for you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, you wo n’t be so — ’ ‘ Everything all right, corporal? ’ asked Sergeant Jackrum, appearing in the doorway. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Were you a good fighter at school? ’ said Vimes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about you, private? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about you, writer man? ’ snarled Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing out of uniform? ’ ‘ I ’m in uniform underneath, sarge. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you going to do now, then, if you do n’t go to Scritz? ’ ‘ Oh, I ’ve got a bit put by, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you, married? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are your names? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What can they do to us? ’ said Shufti nervously. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What could Strappi do? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did he try to do to poor little you? ’ ‘ Patronize me, ’ said Polly, glaring at Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do the priests do about this? ’ ‘ Not a lot, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think? ’ The words ‘ Born To Die ’ had been chalked on the side of the hat, next to the packet of cigarettes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you want, kid? ’ growled the corporal. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What good ’s that to a soldier, eh? ’ ‘ Could advance and retreat at the thame time? ’ said Igor levelly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What good ’s that to a soldier, eh? ’ ‘ Could advance and retreat at the thame time? ’ said Igor levelly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened to your hair? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have they spotted? ’ The horsemen went past their hiding place. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is happening with her? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it you think we do n’t know? ’ Polly insisted, glaring at de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is your name again? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is your name, man? ’ ‘ Sergeant Towering, lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is your request, sergeant? ’ ‘ I notes you have my little lads before you, sir! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What say? ’ said Stoffer, looking puzzled. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort of question is that to ask anyone? ’ ‘ I think it ’s the sort you ’d ask a tholdier, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was all that about? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that you said? ’ The words ‘ You heard me! ’ lined up to spring from Polly ’s tongue, but she hesitated. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What we are doing is her work, sir. ’ ‘ Is it? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What will they think of next? ’ De Worde nodded nervously, pulled a wad of newspapers from under his seat, and advanced on the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What you mean, sergeant, is: is anyone after me? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s a batman, sir? ’ The sergeant grinned mirthlessly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s going to happen? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happening? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happening? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s his name, sir? ’ Thalacephalos, ’ said Blouse sheepishly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s in a little cart that four men have to protect? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that bird up there? ’ Polly glanced up. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that, Perks? ’ ‘ Finding out that it ’s not about you. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ said the corporal. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ An Abomination in the eyes of Nuggan, ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ An Abomination unto Nuggan, of course, ’ said the vampire. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this all about, sarge? ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this? ’ said Polly, looking at the small square of paper. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s to stop us taking over the place? ’ ‘ All those men with crossbows we passed on the way up? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s to stop us taking over the place? ’ ‘ All those men with crossbows we passed on the way up? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s wrong with these? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name, girl who smiles at Zlobenian troopers? ’ said the captain, smiling. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’ve socks got to do with it? ’ ‘ I just gave you an order, Polly, ’ said Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, Daphne? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, old Sergeant Abbens? ’ ‘ Yes, sarge! ’ ‘ There ’s a name from the past! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, sarge? ’ said Polly distractedly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ Jackrum sat down on the remains of a wall. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ The major looked down, and laughed. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ ‘ You were practically word perfect, sergeant! ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What’th in it? ’ ‘ Boiling water, ’ said the corporal. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When I tell the general about our little fight? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whenever you ’re ready? ’ he added. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are the rest of the men, sergeant? ’ whispered de Worde, as he slid down off the cart. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are we going to look for wisdom? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where does it say? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where would you like us to reconnoitre, sir? ’ ‘ There must be a secret entrance, sergeant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’re you from, Ozz? ’ said Tonker, while Polly savoured the soup. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’re you hiding the coffee? ’ ‘ We only have cocoa, ’ said the writer, raising his hands quickly as Maladict turned on him. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s the rest of us, sir? ’ said Polly, scrabbling for a mug. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s the rupert? ’ ‘ Do n’t know, sarge! ’ ‘ Damn! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where? ’ he demanded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Which is odd, do n’t you think? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are we fooling, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who by? ’ said Polly, so suddenly she surprised herself. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who by? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who cares? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who from? ’ ‘ You mean from whom? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who from? ’ ‘ You mean from whom? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is the officer here? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who said anything about blood? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who shall I shoot? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who the hell are you? ’ ‘ You need to ask? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who the hell are you? ’ ‘ You need to ask? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who would I want to tell? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’d inherit? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’re they to tell us what to do? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s Charlie? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s the corporal in this squad? ’ ‘ You are, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Whoops, now I come to think about it, yes, we ’re really^men after all ’? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did n’t you give us away? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you join up, Perks? ’ he said, groping on the table and finding his spectacles at the third attempt. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do they want us out of the way? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do you smoke? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do you work here? ’ she said, as they entered a smaller, canvas- walled room. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does he always shout? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why does she cry? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why is the regiment called the Ins- and- Outs? ’ ‘ First into battle, last out of the fray, ’ said Jackrum automatically. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? ’ The grin faded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why was he doing that, sarge? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why were you looking for these boys, sir? ’ he enquired. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’d he want to say jolly good to us? ’ ‘ Or hate our donkey so much? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’d he want to say jolly good to us? ’ ‘ Or hate our donkey so much? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’d you join? ’ ‘ The Duchess told me to, ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, is this the escutcheon of her grace the Duchess I see in front of me? ’ said the whisperer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, pray? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, sarge? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, sir? ’ ‘ Amazingly clever chap at layin ’ his hands on a dress, young Wrigglesworth, ’ said the lieutenant. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Because no one else does! ’ Vimes stubbed out his cigar. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will they let you in if you smell drunk? ’ ‘ Yes, Shufti, lad, they will, ’ said Jackrum, setting off again. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you do the honours, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will you listen? ’ Strappi demanded. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wipe it? ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wiped out? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ With your permission, General Froc? ’ He did not wait for a reply but marched forward with parade- ground precision. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Work you hard? ’ Polly had to consider this. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye gods, that stuff is gruesome. ’ ‘ Are we in a forest or a jungle? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye gods, what are you? ’ said the cavalryman, pulling her upright and looking at her as if she was some kind of exhibit. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeah, an ’ all the lads I see coming back down the road walking hand in hand with Death, they probably overdid the celebrating, eh? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeah, run out of fresh brains, ‘ ave yer? ’ said the corporal nastily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Lofty? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Manickle? ’ ‘ I do have a petticoat in my pack, sir. ’ ‘ Good heavens! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Parts? ’ said Strappi. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Polly? ’ said Wazzer. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Polly? ’ ‘ You ’ve got a direct line to the Duchess, have you? ’ ‘ We talk about things, ’ said Wazzer dreamily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Polly? ’ ‘ You ’ve got a direct line to the Duchess, have you? ’ ‘ We talk about things, ’ said Wazzer dreamily. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Private Halter? ’ ‘ There ’s one thing you did n’t tell us, sarge, ’ said Tonker, lowering her hand. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, and if the sergeant vould be so kind as to move into the centre more, and raise those swords a little bit higher? ’ the vampire went on. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but he wo n’t lithten, will he? ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but is it working? ’ Maladict looked up and blinked his eyes. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, but what do you think, miss? ’ ‘ That ’s corporal, please. ’ ‘ Sorry, corporal. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, corp? ’ ‘ Any coffee in their packs? ’ ‘ Sorry, corp. Only tea. ’ ‘ Damn! ’ Maladict thumped the tree behind him. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, corp? ’ ‘ Any coffee in their packs? ’ ‘ Sorry, corp. Only tea. ’ ‘ Damn! ’ Maladict thumped the tree behind him. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, private? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, sarge? ’ ‘ I. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, what? ’ ‘ We ’re being signalled, sarge! ’ On a distant hilltop, twinkling like an early evening star, a white light was flashing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ she quavered, and then cleared her throat and demanded, with a little more gruffness: ‘ Yes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ she quavered, and then cleared her throat and demanded, with a little more gruffness: ‘ Yes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ You do n’t believe in the Duchess, do you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ You do n’t believe in the Duchess, do you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ You do n’t want us to get you stinking drunk first? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Yessir! ’ ‘ You do n’t want us to get you stinking drunk first? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yessir. ’ ‘ And is n’t that one a troll? ’ ‘ Yessir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yessir? ’ ‘ I ’m not a captain, you know. ’ ‘ Are you not? ’ said Jackrum, grinning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yessir? ’ ‘ I ’m not a captain, you know. ’ ‘ Are you not? ’ said Jackrum, grinning. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeth, Ozz. ’ ‘ Could you take a look at the rupert ’s hand next time we stop, please? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You all right, corporal? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You been here before, sarge? ’ said Shufti. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can read and write, too? ’ said the sergeant, glancing up at them and then back to her. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can tell us now, ca n’t you? ’ ‘ A quiet little place where our needs will be met, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You did n’t cut your hair? ’ ‘ Actually, I just removed it, ’ said Igorina. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do have an officer, do n’t you? ’ ‘ Yeah, we ’ve got one somewhere, as I recall, ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t know? ’ said de Worde. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t know? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Blouse coldly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do, Perks, do you? ’ said Jackrum, with mock interest. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You had something to add, sergeant? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You had to bring it up, did n’t you? ’ he said hoarsely. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have captured some of the enemy? ’ ‘ Not just me, sir, I only got two of ‘ em, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You k- kissed the D- Duchess on the b- bottom? ’ said Wazzer, horrified. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You knock next time, all right? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know how you can feel that someone ’s looking at you? ’ mumbled Maladict. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know what most of the milit’ry training is, Perks? ’ he went on. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know who we are? ’ ‘ The Tenth Foot, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know, ’ she said quietly, ‘ no one would hate you if you ran away tonight. ’ ‘ What do you mean, Ozz? ’ said Lofty. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You lied about your age? ’ ‘ Nosir! ’ ‘ Just patriotic duty, Perks? ’ There were lies, and then there were lies. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You lied about your age? ’ ‘ Nosir! ’ ‘ Just patriotic duty, Perks? ’ There were lies, and then there were lies. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You make your mark on this here document and kiss the Duchess and you ’re my little lad, you understand? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean they give aid and comfort to the enemy? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You realize I just have to shout? ’ ‘ So? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You realize I just have to shout? ’ ‘ So? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You really do n’t know? ’ Now Towering was laughing. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You really fought your way here and got in disguised as washerwomen? ’ ‘ Well, we were women, and we did some washing, ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You sure you ’ve come to the right place, sir? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You teach looting, sergeant? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You think so? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want I should pull the head off f him? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want us to talk to you, sir? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were probably expecting a week or two in the training camp in Crotz, yes? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You will overlook it? ’ ‘ Careful, ’ said Polly, just loud enough for Tonker to hear. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would be —? ’ he said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’d shoot your own officer? ’ said Towering. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ll overlook it? ’ said Tonker. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re Tonker, right? ’ she said. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re a hallucination, right? ’ OH, YES. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re a looter? ’ ‘ No, corporal! |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re going to talk to him? ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not telling me a bound man can overcome four of you, are you? ’ ‘ Oh, sugar! ’ said Polly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re sure? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve been living off the land? ’ He ’d tugged a notebook out of his pocket and was scribbling in it with a pencil. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’ve got a sword now, have n’t you? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You, er, could n’t raise the question of coffee, could you? ’ said Polly wretchedly. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You? ’ he said, disdain oozing from the word. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your brother ’s name is Paul? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ We shall locate him, eventually. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your concern for your men does you credit, sergeant, but it falls to us — ’ ‘ A famous last stand, sir? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your name, lad? ’ said Jackrum. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your real names, please? ’ ‘ Er. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Your sweetheart? ’ ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ And you followed him into the army. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ cos I smiled at a Zlobenian trooper, sir! ’ ‘ Here? ’ ‘ In Drok, sir. ’ It was a town much nearer the border. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ pff Sergeant? ’ said Blouse. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — take it lying down? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — then those other two will get suspicious, wo n’t they? |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ What ’s a girl like you doing in a place like this? ” and all that stuff. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | ’ ‘ Not for several months, sir, I believe. ’ ‘ And poor little Private Goom? ’ ‘ A girl, sir. |
Monstrous Regiment - Terry Pratchett | “ Seek You ”, see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I can see your house from up here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The Place where the Sun Shineth Not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What nephew of a camel cut the rigging?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | , do you?'' go - Terry Pratchett , sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Emergency Council? |
go - Terry Pratchett | For the gods, Ankh – Morpork and amazing things Nobby''s mum can do with cheese? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''''ere, are you one of ours, too?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''... she do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''... er... bingeley – bingeley beep?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A Klatchian bigwig is coming here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A cigarette?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A crown, was it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A death warrant for his own brother... well, you ca n''t argue against that in court...''''What court? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A few square miles of uninhabited fertile ground with superb anchorage in an unsurpassed strategic position? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A nice roll – up and a wall to lean against?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A rain of rain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''A what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''After Ossie was dead?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Against the KIatchians?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, well, that''s the trick, is n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, well, you should n''t take the law into your own hands – –''''Why not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you are a policeman, you notice such things –''''It''s hardly a concealed weapon, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah... right...''''Where are we, Leonard?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, yes, metaphorically it is –''''Has n''t this ship got a lifeboat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All of him?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All quiet, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, Cheery, what''s happening?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, all right, it was a joke, all right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, but they''re Ankh – Morpork willies, see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, lads, one more try, eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, what happened?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Already? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Alternative? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I being sacked, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''An''it... weelll...''''Yes, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And 71–hour Ahmed told you to keep us, did n''t he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And D''regs object to a little thing like that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And I bet you brought enough for everybody, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And I suspect that in recent years a very lucrative market has been Klatch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And a thing you do exercises with –''''Oh gods...''''Sorry, miss?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And after last night –''''You thought you were being attacked again and grabbed the crossbow?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And did Fred tell you anything else?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And did you know that he winces when he hears you tell a direct lie?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And do the rest of you have any empty gestures to make?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And give them a victory over Ankh – Morpork forces? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And has all excess weight been thrown overboard?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And he too takes orders from you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And how come they''ve got wood, may I ask?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And if he''s not your friend?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And it could be built?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And now you''ve hurried back to polish the silver?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And that last"ook''?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''ll be soon, will it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s Captain Carrot, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s all you fellows know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And the Corporal Nobbs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And the Prince fell as you got to him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And the next in seniority?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And the set of nested brass tables?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And then what happens?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And this suggests, does it not, that we should try to understand one another as much as possible?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And we can trade them some of the water for wood and flour, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And we''re about to set thousands of our countrymen against one another, are n''t we?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And we''re sorry for what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And well?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what did that mean to you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what does the city care about that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what happened next?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what will you do, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''re these tin bowls supposed to be doing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And what''s the most important thing a professional soldier wants not to happen to him?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And when they have found the simple truth, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And when will it be your pleasure to let us go? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And who do you belong to?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And why are we going out to meet him before battle commences?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And why was he doing this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you could read this code, could you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you have allowed this wholesale tax avoidance?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you notice how he knew how to get on a camel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you say bought and sold? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you will try to look dignified, wo n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''re off to fight the screaming hordes in Klatch, are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve got grapnels?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ve recruited... how many?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, fat one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, noble guardsman?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And you, too, Ahmed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And"Toubleshooting: my owner keeps trying to drop me in the privy, what am I doing wrong?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, what would be the purpose of it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er... how were you thinking of doing that, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And, let me see... the"Meteor"Automated Throwing Star Hurler, Decapitates at Twenty Paces, Money Back If Not Completely Decapitated?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''And... you''ve never thought of getting a job in Quirm or somewhere, have you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Another dinner of limpets and seaweed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Another one of yours?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Another prince?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Any news of my poor brother?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Any other street news you have n''t mentioned, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Any volunteers to be the third man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone finishing readin''dat thing yet?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone seen Vetinari?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone want a sardine?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Apart from him trying to kill one? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Apart from killing people and taking all their merchandise?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Apparently it''s a Doctorum Adamus cum Flabello Dulci – Is there something wrong, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are any of you Nubilians?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you going to talk to the men, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you supposed to tell me what I''m going to do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there people still in there? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we entirely ready, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are we gaining on them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are women involved?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Goriff''s boy?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Prince Cadram?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Prince Khufarah?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you any good with a pencil, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you both stopping here or what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you calling my nurse a liar, boy?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you feeling better?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going out, Sam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to fight them, Fred?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to moan and roll your eyes and stuff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to tell me, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you joking?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you making fun of me, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you quite sane, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you taking this seriously, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you taking this seriously, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you telling me,''the commander began slowly,''that you can persuade D''regs not to charge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you telling us that Ankh – Morpork is bankrupt?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the Watch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the man Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you using some kind of aft –''– he corrected himself –''some kind of insteadofshave, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''As we say in Klatch, this clown ’s in charge of an army? ’ Around the tent, the Klatchian generals suddenly went poker – faced. |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''At a time like this, what news is n''t?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''At least you will admit that the Seven Heroes of Hergen beat the Big – Footed People although outnumbered by a hundred to one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Bad hat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Beti?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Big drinker?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Bigger''n a cavern? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Bingeley – bingeley beep?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But a wizard would n''t do it, surely? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But for now we will seek the shade of yonder caravanserai...''''What''re we doing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But how did they join?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But if they leave here, who is going to protect them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But it is unwise to –''''You know what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But probably also a god on their side as well?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But s''posing the Klatchians attack here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But there are good ways for a man to die in bed, eh, Beti?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But what can I do alone? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But what do we do before we part?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But where, between Ankh- Morpork and Klatch, is there such a thing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But will you look at the size of this axe here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But you were there too, were n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But you''d be amazed at what she could do with a bit of cheese...''''Yeah, all right, but that ai nt much of a battle cry, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But – this is all wrong...''''What do you mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But –''''''ere, have you got another one of these rockets?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But... there''s military law, is n''t there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''But...''he grinned again, but there was no humour in it,''how brave are you, Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you do anything with her, sirs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you go faster?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Call that gratitude?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have a word, miss?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I see, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can he see us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we just say yes, Dad? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we make this quick? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we slow down a bit?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you climb, Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you not even see that you ca n''t enrol... dwarfs and trolls in an Ankh – Morpork regiment?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you remember when we last had dinner together, Sam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you see that light on the edge of the flames?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you smell smoke?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you, man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain, I expect if you''d done it in a cellar at midnight his lordship would have said"Was n''t it rather dark down there?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Captain, why are you wearing a white sheet?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Carpet? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot,''said Vimes,''I do n''t wish to pry, but how, in the middle of a desert, did you find a football?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Cecil?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Centuries of war because a fly crapped in the wrong place?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Citing the –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Class of water, Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Clever, eh, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Colon and Nobbs are investigating this? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Colon and Nobbs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Commander Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Commander Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Commander, have you nothing you should be doing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Cooking meals and keeping warm?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Corporal Nobbs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Cos you –''''Are you winding me up, Corporal Nobbs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Could we just assume for the moment that I have neglected my seaweed studies in recent years?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Could we just delay things a little?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''D''reg?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dat was a lifeboat, was it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dat''s a big thing kinda hooks on, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Decapitation? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus, just you go along with Mr Jenkins here, will you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus, why the hell did you put them in the cells?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Detritus?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dey been holding dere breath?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dey''re usin''magic?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dice?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did Fred tell you where he said Rust could put his badge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he do something after seventy – one hours?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did we win?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you find your arm?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you get the note about that book?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you have that one prepared, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know about this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you know that, everybody? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you win?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dis is der Riot Act and you''ve all got to read it, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Discussed it with him, have you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I normally look like a twerp?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t we pay our taxes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we know which country?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you actually have a hurdle?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have such a thing as a biscuit about you, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you need a scarf?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you need an excuse to have a war?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you note the fine strands of Dropley''s Etoliated Bladderwrack?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think Ossie made a lot of apple pies?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think it can pedal?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want me to put that on your To Do list?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Does a camel shit in the desert, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Does your wife do what she''s told, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dolphins again, you see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Drag you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dragging it kicking and screaming into the Century of the Fruitbat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Duke?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Dux Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Earrings?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Eleven eh em, Get Haircut... er... that''s right... is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... anyone got a pencil? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... are n''t we underneath already, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... are you Mrs Cake?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... big fat man, suit does n''t fit –''''The one who goes around with the sex maniac?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... can we maybe go ashore under cover of cover?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... right...''Vimes waved his arms helplessly,''Er... everyone fit and well? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... rings? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what is it we''re going to do, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what is the right colour?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what is this thing called?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... why do you want to keep it, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... yeah... right... well, just you remember that, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you ca n''t tell if there''s a clove around, can you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you can tell the future, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you do n''t think, sir, since we have a little time in hand, we should look to the disposition of the men, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... you had an inflatable donkey – –''''Can you think of any reason why I should go around with an inflatable donkey?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er..."How come Nobby ever got a job as a watchman? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Er...,''What did he say?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyone can tell me what to do, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyone''s OK?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Except you do n''t know what flogging the oggin means, do you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, are you the lady who is with the clowns?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, who are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, your lordship?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me,''it said, in a tinny yet polite voice,''but this is Leshp, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fancy a pint?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fast boat, was it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Feeding you well, are they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fighting under a flag of surrender? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Flowerpot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''For Mrs Boos?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''For someone that does n''t like lying, Carrot, you can be quite devious, you know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Forebodings?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred said all the glass was outside, did n''t he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred, the finest tradition of the Watch is having a quiet smoke somewhere out of the wind at 3 a.m. Let''s not get carried away, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Fresh from the desert?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Frightening, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Gargoyles? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Gngn?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Good evening, sir, I wonder if we could come in? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Good grief, what now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Hah,''said the Dis – organizer,''really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Hammerhead? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Has anyone looked recently?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Has n''t young Forthright lit it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Has the city been told?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I told you that the Klatchian situation is intensely political? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they practised counter – marching?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been out in the sun?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been playing with this hand?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you brought enough for everybody?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever had a hankering to go on the stage, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you ever heard of the D''regs, my lord?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you gone mad, Ashal?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got a towel? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got someone in there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you heard about the lost continent of Leshp?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you heard the one about the ki... the sultan who was afraid his wife... one of his wives... would be unfaithful to him while he was away?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you, in the past, floated around, on the sea, in a boat, at all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He killed someone?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He told you to keep us here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He wanted time to get somewhere and do something, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He was guilty of repeatedly being Klatchian, was n''t he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He was shot from the University?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s an Assassin, is he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s left? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Heard about me, have you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Here you are, Miss –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Him too? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Hnh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Honestly, Nobby, how''re you ever going to find out anything when you ask daft questions like that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Hornett?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Hornett?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How about I take a few men and investigate, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How about Sto Lat and Pseudopolis and the other cities?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How can anyone sleep in this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How can this be?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you mix them up?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you tell how I look?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How come dere''s dese kiff and kin on dere when it only just come up from under der water?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How come he joined?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How come you''re here, Willikins? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How could I know something like that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did I get out?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did they know we were here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you do it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you get on, Reg?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you know that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do they feel about the merciful treatment of prisoners?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you feel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know we did n''t have some driftwood on our side of the island? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you think Al learned what a donkey looks like?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How far is it to land?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How he wears the robes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How long do you think they''ll spend working out the difference?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How long was he here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How long, do you think?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How many people were there, constable?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How many were in this Klatchian patrol, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How much do you reckon there is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How should I know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How sure are you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How''d you do that, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How''s your lad, then, Mr Goriff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''How?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''However, some people might consider them to be unimaginative, stolid and... how can I put this?... |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Humans come with a manual?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Huthuthut?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I appear to have been a bit of a juggins, do n''t I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I believe our ambasssador told me you had to leave the reception last week...?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I can, ca n''t I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I did n''t mean –''''Have you ever ridden a camel before, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I do n''t know about you, but I could just do with a plate of sheep''s eyeballs, eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I had... in fact... bought them to... donate them... to …''''Yes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I have?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I hear it has many fine – –''''Are you stupid?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I just ca n''t get the backof – the – throat sound to –''''But... you can understand what he said?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I learn language on...''Jabbar waved a hand vaguely,''you know, wooden ting, a camel of the sea –''''Boat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, supposing people see me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, who for? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean... would you go and bang your ear if he was chasing your lady in that ship?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant no offence, oh doe- eyed one –''''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant, have you ploughed the ocean waves at all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I meant: why do n''t they like us now? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I never arranged anything like – Who told you –? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, why do n''t you check, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I think the current takes the driftwood to their side of the island, Dad –''''See? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought that was for drillin''into the bottom of enemy ships –''''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought:"Where do n''t I want to go?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I was at a dinner in their embassy once, and do you know what they made me eat? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder how far the barometer''s sunk?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if you could help me with this word here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder where his head is at?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''LL CUT YER TONKER OFF''F YER YER GREASY – Oh, is that you, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ll give them to his lor – to him, shall I, Beti?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m bought and sold, are n''t I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not accepting – What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m really getting good at this stupid idiot stuff, are n''t I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''I''ve got to know... How did you... you know... get the donkey down?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If I were to ask you why, you''d pretend not to understand?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If his lordship goes, who''ll take over?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If it was my style, people would know it''s me, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If you gentlemen would care to step out with your hands up?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If you say"Sir?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''If you would care to give the knives to my charming assistant Beti...''''Who?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''In that case perhaps Mr Al – jibla will throw me a few more?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''In that window... is n''t that someone up there? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''In theory?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''In what court?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Incidentally, was that beautiful lady I saw just now your first wife?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Interesting, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Into the river?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is Lord Vetinari charged with anything?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is dat you, Cheery?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is dis me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he real?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it a monster, – Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it all over?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t it"shiver my timbers"?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that Mr Vimes''s butler?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t that man your butler?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t there some way we can cheer you up?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is n''t this fun?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a fact?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that a prisoner you''ve got there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that what you''d prefer?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that why you brought me here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that you, Corporal Littlebottom?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that your demon diary?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a somewhere called Gebra?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any one which tells you what... you know, what it''s all about? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there any other way?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything else to be under, then, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there honour among policemen?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there some problem, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this a djinn?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this nose ever wrong?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this one still on my head?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this politics, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this some sort of a reward for them, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Is, er, there something wrong, dear?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It happens often in your country, where dogs turn into naked women?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It is very important that we learn the current whereabouts of Prince Cadram, do you understand? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It says"For a Glossy Coat"on the bottles I usually buy – What''s the matter?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It was a guess, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s Vimes, sir...''''Recruiting for the Watch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a long way, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s got rid of her, has n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s something like"Five pee em, At Sea,"yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s working, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just like that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just one boat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just passing through?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just remember who''s the superior civilian around here, all right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just run all that past me again, will you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Just try and act ladylike, will you, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Kebab, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Keep what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Kinda heavy thing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Klatchian ones, for example?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Klatchistan, I believe – I''m sorry, did I say something funny?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Know much about Klatch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Know the enemy, eh, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Lacking in intelligence?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Lady Sybil? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s call it intuition, shall we? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s try the unofficial way, shall we?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Like what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Long time between noses, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I''ll put mine on, all right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, they''re all on potatoes, see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Look,''said the demon patiently,''You can have an appointment at any time, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Looks like there''s been a bit of an accident?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Rust?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''May I have a word?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''May I have the tube back, corporal?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''May I suggest Ankh – Morpork?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''May we invite you to share our couscous?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Me, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Men think war is better than women?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Messages were sent to... the embassy in code...''''To the old ambassador? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mist?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Brunt? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mrs Colon will like a stuffed camel hump, will she, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Muh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Mwwf?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''My goodness, how did you know it was called that, my lord?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''My loins be full of fruit?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''My lord?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''My type?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nailed them back?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Never happened?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''New in town, are we?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nineish?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nip out and grab one of those packs, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No cookin'', remember?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No more complaints?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No more dandruff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No wimmin, remember?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No, not that one...''''Er..."Always take into consideration the fact that you might be dead wrong,"sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No, you really do n''t, do you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''No... problems, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby –''''And you never see those kids of his with dirty clo –''''Nobby, you''re just trying to get me going, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby, come up to the University in five minutes, will you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Not brick – red, then? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Not decent ordinary stuff like lambs''fry or sweetbreads, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Not far enough, possibly?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Not like us, eh, Al?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Not torture?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing going on at all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Notice how it kind of wobbles when you move?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now please can we come out?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, is n''t that an obvious clue? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, now, Stoolie, let''s help one another, shall we? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, what was you doing? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, you really ought to listen to your parents –''''Why? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Now... how do you make this thing go fast?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Nubilia?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''OK Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Object?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Of course you do, you must have been here, what, five, six years?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Of his own free will?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, did he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, gods... so who''s the officer in charge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, gods...''''Sorry, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, good grief, did I really call him a long streak of –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, how can they resist, commander? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, it''s rolled over there... What''s the horrible smell?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, no – Sybil, could you wait outside?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, no... All right, what''s the time?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, please do n''t be concerned, anatomy is something of a passion with me –''''Is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, private armies?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so he''s not the one who tells them to charge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so you''d rather be a civilian, would you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, the choosy sort, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, there is honour among thieves, is there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yeah, like our friend in the fez is getting the donkey down the stairs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes, I –''''What, of my... saddlery regions?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you admit it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Old Stoneface again?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''On account of you bein''dead already?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''On top of what they paid?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''On what charge, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''On your shield?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''One of yours?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Only ours?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook eek ook?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ook?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Or just a very slow digestive process?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Our most heavily fortified city? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Our plan?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Outwitted?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Payin''us to kill them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Pearl necklace? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''People trusted one another in them days, did n''t they, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps he does n''t want you to be quite so helpful?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps the sea monster is clutching at our keel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you think you have a bigger army?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Piece of luck for you, – eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Please, what is he doing now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Politics?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Precisely about nineish?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Prince Khufurah? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Prince?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Promise? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really bad dandruff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Refereeing, perhaps?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Reg?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Regardless of the use to which they are going to be put?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Reinforcements, Lord Rust?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Release?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember all that business last year with the cabbages? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Right now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Right now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Room? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Run out of weapons?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sailed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Says here a tiara, Reg, can we let –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Second bowman, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See all that stuff in the air?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See the glass fell outside the window? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See to this, will you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''See, wali?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Send someone along to Mundane Meals in Scandal Alley, will you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant Colon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s not going to do any kind of dance, is she?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''She''s out there, is she?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Should n''t be any trouble to sort out, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sink ships? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir, this is all right, is n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sit?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Skinny little twerp, dresses like a clown?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Snowy Slopes?!'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So Mr Scoplett is in charge? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So are n''t you... you mean you can... you want to... captain, you intend to go and have a bit of a nap?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So he''s called Leonard and he''s from Quirm, so what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So how do you know about it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So how exactly are they different from ours, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So perhaps Jabbar tells them when it''s wise to charge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So we''re your prisoners, Mr Jabbar?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So what does all that add up to?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So what does the maniac want to do? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So what''re you going to do when we catch them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So why''s he called 71–hour Ahmed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So you do n''t know how to fight?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So you have to know how to say things like"Give us all your money"?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So you think you''re fighting for your freedom?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So you – Under Leshp?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So, Constable Visit, there''s a god on our side, is there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So, ’ he said,''are we going to have a scrap over this Leshp business or what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''he said,''where''s the army these days? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So,''said the Prince,''you come in here armed, under a flag of peace?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So... how did you do it, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So... which particular deity is on our case?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So... you could n''t bore all the way through the hull, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So... you''re going to stop using it, are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone wishes to surrender?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Somethin''in der wind, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Something wrong with you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Speffic?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Sport as a substitute for war, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Still the same old Dibbler, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Still, he has n''t worked out who you are, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Stop here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Such as?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely Rust is n''t already forcing Klatchians out of their homes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely not? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Swing my weight to one side?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Technically at war?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, sergeant, are you of a nautical persuasion?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me, sergeant... in your long military career, did anyone ever consider promoting you to an officer?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Tell me,''Vetinari said, putting this paper aside as well,''you do n''t have any relatives in Klatch, do you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ten dollars? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That could be a clue, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That is a reason to field such a contemptible little army?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That is –''''Could I offer you twenty camels for her?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That long? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That part of it, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That reminds me... did I tell you what I scud to Lord Rust?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That works, does it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''ll – What''s this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s a Make – Things – Bigger device, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s better, surely?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s him, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s what hieroglyphs are, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s you, is n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s your master, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That... that ca n''t be Vimes, can it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''That?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The Klatchian embassy is really on fire?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The Patrician wants us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The Prid?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The Shades? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The middle of the front or – –''''Gentlemen?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The middle?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The one with the Rooms To Let sign?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The war is officially over, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''The"Great Leveller"Cart – Mounted Ten – Bank 500–pound Crossbow?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Their razor – sharp swords would n''t worry you, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Then let''s stop them now, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Then you''ll concede that Baron Mimbledrone single- handedly beat the armies of the Plum Pudding Country and ate their Sultana?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''There are big crimes and little crimes, is that it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''There is a problem?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s always a know – all, right, Beti?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s nowhere to turn at the top, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''These messages... you''ve got them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They are? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They bloody move in right next to us and all we get is the stink of foreign food –''Why''s your mouth watering, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They did n''t?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They do n''t have trolls in Klatch, do they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They invented beer?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They''re buildings, are n''t they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They''ve got one of those up at the University –,''Ur has a university?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''They... er... stole the paperwork as well...''''Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''This is a trick?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''This is all right, is n''t it, Reg? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''This place floats?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''To the palace? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Traffic?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Tree dace, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Tuesday, was n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Two dollars a week, no pets, no cookin'', no wimmin after 6 a.m., if you do n''t want it thousands do, are you with the circus? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Unconditionally?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Under the command of someone whose fitness for it lies in the fact that he can afford to pay for a thousand funny hats?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Undercover means not getting stabbed and shot at, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Unless they were very neat – What''s the matter?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Use the Boat to sink ships? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Valerie?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Valiant action?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Very good, sir,''said Leiutenant Hornett,''but... you do n''t think the enemy might be expecting us there? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Very historic tradition?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Vetinari?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Vimes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Was he acting alone?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Was she smiling?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that"How may I be of assistance, Captain Tuber?"'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there something you wished to say?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Washpot, are we talking miracles here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Washpot, is it big enough to be folded into a boat that''ll save us all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We could help the desert tribes –''''Oh, you want to stay and fight?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We could n''t let a foreign despot raise a hand to Ankh- Morpork, could we, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We had to push the last one off, did n''t we.?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We headin''for Klatch, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We surely have superiority in weapons, Mr BurIeigh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We were hoping to get an engagement at the Prince''s palace... Perhaps you could help?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll swing across on to them with our cutlasses in our teeth?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re in a cave?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re in a tin with no air and we''re supposed to eat cheese? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re not going to take their word for it, are we?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Weelll, yerss – but they do n''t do it properly –''''You mean runny ear – wax yellow with peas and currants in, like your mum used to do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well I''m their captive and they''ll have to do it to both of us, OK? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I am the sergeant, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, I want you to''''Are n''t you Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, no... but you know what? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, so long as it''s just sh –''''I''ve just been gettin''in touch with my softer side, all right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, supposing we assume that someone did n''t pick up all the bits when they broke in?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, then... Verity Pushpram, nice girl, she runs the clam and cockle barrow in Rime Street?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, you –''''One that you would n''t mind explaining to your own dear mother?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... do you have many appointments?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well... indeed...''''And I believe also that many of your students are, as it turns out, from Klatch and its neighbouring countries?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Were you proposing to shoot these people in cold blood, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Stamina Thrum, in Elm Street?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What about mercenaries?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the Prince?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the Vimes manual, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the man, Fred? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What am I supposed to do with it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are Nubilians?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they gabblin''about?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you reading?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you thinking, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I say, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What can a zombie catch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he say?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did he take the boat for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did they steal, Mr Jenkins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you do as a civilian, lieutenant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you just use, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you say it was called?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you think the big auger on the nose is for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What dis word?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do I do now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do they do to spies in Klatch, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think that is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want me to do with him, Mr Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What does General Tacticus have to say about sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What does a potato want a disguise for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What else did they do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What else we got, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly do you mean by"your young lady"?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What for? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened back there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What if we do n''t read it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it, man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What is n''t?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What is that thing talking about?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this, Jenkins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of weapon do you intend to make out of them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What now? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall I tell them, wali?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What ships have we commandeered?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What sort of example do you think he meant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell are they up to? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell did she go on board for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell does that mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell does that mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hells all this noise?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was all that about?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it, Leonard?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that all about, s – Al?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that... lie you uttered about a murder?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was the other thing... oh yes, I do n''t have to be dragged on a hurdle, do I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What was your plan from here on?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What we doin''now, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What went wrong?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What will you be doing when the Klatchians are ravishing us in our beds?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What will you try to be?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What will you try to look?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What your name?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d you go and say that for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they looking for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we doing down here, sarge? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to do with the donkey, Al?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to use for wind, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doing in Ankh – Morpork territorial waters, you camel – eating devil?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you doing out, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re you going to do? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s a good Klatchian name for you, then? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on, you two?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening here, friend?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he doing now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he doing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he going to do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in it for the Klatchians?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s it you do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that smell?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the meaning of this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the other one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the point of having appointments, then? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s the problem, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this bit here, mister?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong with that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ve we got to run for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, Smelly Slider? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, before the battle''s officially declared? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, even before we''ve caught them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, just like that, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, just now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, leave Ankh – Morpork?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, nowhere? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What, you mean... like a cavern?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whatever possessed him to do such a daft thing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''When''s he cometh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you find it, Downspout?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you get to with Vetinari, corporal? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you put the family, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where does the word come from?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where was the second bowman, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where would you like us to put the extra mast?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where you from?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''m I supposed to go, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''re we going?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Nubilia?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the Prince now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''ve you been, Sergeant Colon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Where?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Which colours are these, Willikins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Which of you said that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one of you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who could have done such a thing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is out there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is the senior corporal in the Watch, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who is your boss, Sir Samuel? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows what lies on the floor of the sea, wali?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who knows where women go?,''Off you go, Beti,''said the Patrician. |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the devil is making that infernal noise?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the hell was he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who told you there was a false panel in the hold?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who told you to fetch us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who took him off?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was Mr Hong?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was she?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who would do that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''re all these people?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s winning?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who, me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Who?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose is this stuff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose policeman are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose squid are they, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whose?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are n''t they fighting us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are n''t we gaining on them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are our people going out there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you carrying that huge book?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why ask?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did n''t you say something?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you drag me here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t I just stay and rip her throat out?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t our so – called masters listen to the voice of the people? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we boil an anchor, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we go and see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we rush''em, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you check, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you take some well – earned rest, Sir Samuel? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do people follow him?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do you ask, o full – of – gas one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does he have to shout?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why has Mr Ahmed got such a big curved sword slung on his back?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why is he called 71–hour Ahmed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why me, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not let Vimes go?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I do that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why wo n''t you –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would he be paid in Klatchian wols? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would they attack you now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''n''t we going home, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re we playing with this wheel? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you picking your nose, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''ve you made them strip off?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, Sam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, yes, sir, how did –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Whyever not?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Will we go undercover again?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Will you join me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Willikins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Without a fight?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Without chewing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Worse than in here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Would it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you care to tell me your problem?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like some coffee while you are considering your next move?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to know about the appointments you missed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Wow, dem damn Klatchians steals everything that ai n''t nailed down, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Wum?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Ye gods, do people really read this stuff?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, but I''m not supposed to be a flower of the desert, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah, they''ll laugh at the other foot then, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mrs Spent?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Willikins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but dat should n''t worry you, should it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but have you ever seen a gnoll with a brush and shovel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but supposing I swing myself off?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, dear?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, lad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, offendi?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, why is –''''You have n''t heard of him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes... but... not like...''''And I suppose they represent the will of the people –''''That bunch? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes... sort of... but she must''ve got away when that creature turned up...''''So you left her in there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You are jugglers, are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You asked my wife?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You can persuade armed D''regs not to charge and you have a commander?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You can spot it, can you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You can tell me about appointments I do n''t know about?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You did tell Fred he was to send a bird if there was anything at all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You did what?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t have minarets in Tar?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t see anything wrong with this picture?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You enrolled him, did you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You ever been to sea, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You ever met a Klatchian, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You feel comfortable with yourself?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You had expected the fire, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You have everything you require?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You have identified the assassin?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t any shackles, by any chance?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You have n''t fought D''regs before, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You have not spent much time in Ankh – Morpork?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You hit it with a stick to make it stop?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know they say every tiny part of your body is replaced every seven years?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what dat means? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what this flag is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what this is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know where he is now, do n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You know? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean Rust did n''t even wait to take on food?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean like... sledging, sort of thing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean like:"To Do: Die"?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean people will say things like"What are they for? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the kind of visit where you do n''t even stop to pack?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean they were all killed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you ca n''t spot it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean you ca n''t, sergeant?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, he carries coconut shells around?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, like they viciously attack you while cowardly running away after tasting cold steel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, ones that he found in the minaret?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean... they''ll think only a complete idiot would land there, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You murdered Snowy Slopes, did n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You often meet your enemies before battle?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You physically checked it yourself, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You promise not to run away?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You see up on der roofs dem little chickies and dragons and stuff? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You seriously think that you can arrest an army.?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You speak Klatchian?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You stopping, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure this is the right place, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure we''re in the right spot, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I am an educated barbarian?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You think someone broke in and then carefully put the glass outside?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you can handle this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You thinking of returning to Ankh – Morpork at any time?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You told them it was n''t compulsory?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You too, captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should go ad have a look at his boat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You want me an''some of der boys go and sort out dat Rust later on?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to become a soldier?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You were a... military man, were n''t you, Fred?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You were here, how could they –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You will note that the soldiers behind me are also well armed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d like to see me there, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''d think if I''m a duke I would n''t have to wear all this damn silly outfit, would n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be able to get to sleep, will you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ll be all right, will you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a watchman, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to let them play soldiers?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not really going to allow them to re – form the regiments, are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re offering to change history?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re one of Rust''s men, are n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re quite sure?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re really getting the hang of Klatch, are n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You''ve had military experience, have you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''You?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Your basic civilian would n''t think of that, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Your mother?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''Your people did check the Barbican, I assume?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''s Klatchian soil, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ''– – ordship would n''t give the whole thing away, would he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ..''''Ships of the desert, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ..''''So he''s your boss, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ... Fur and tights... what kind of wear was that for a watchman? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ... Hah, Protecter of thee Kinge''s Piece indeed... he''d said to the old man who''d delivered it,''Which piece did you have in mind?'' |
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go - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A certain lack of imagination? |
go - Terry Pratchett | A court in Ankh – Morpork, perhaps? |
go - Terry Pratchett | A distant tinny voice said:''Oh no...''And another tinny voice said:''What''s up, sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A figure walked across the trampled sand near Gebra, and paused when a voice very near ground level said, hopefully,''Bingeley – bingeley beep?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A hwizard Wheeze, yes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | A moon of someone''s delight should n''t kick up sparks when she walks, am I right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A people who make curry out of something called curry powder and you think they ’re clever? ’ ‘ I reckon he ’s from Muntab. |
go - Terry Pratchett | A statue to old Stoneface?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A tendency to rush to judgement?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | A total victory, hey? |
go - Terry Pratchett | After a while Les said,''Dad, what was – –?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | After a while he said:''Where''s he gone now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | After a while, while she watched him crack open a sausage, he said,''Do we have any books on chivalry, dear?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | After all, who was in charge? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Against Vetinari? |
go - Terry Pratchett | All right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | All right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | All the lads have joined up?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Allow Klatchians the right to be scheming bastards, hmm? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Although...''''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | An ability to get out of their depth on a wet pavement? |
go - Terry Pratchett | An''... er... if it was dropped a long time ago, on accounta bein''heavy, dat would n''t do us much good now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And a lot of recently fallen masonry, so it looks as –''''I meant does he belong to any organization? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And apologize, yes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And because that was the point, was n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And dat poor bugger on der Fieves''Guild? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And did n''t come out again?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And did you get your man, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And diplomatic talk? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And dropping me in the dragon''s feeding bowl, that was accidental too, was it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And every child knows, do they not, the story of the mere one hundred Ephebians who defeated the entire Tsortean army? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And have everyone know we''ve been beaten?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And have you noticed how the Klatchian army is getting smaller? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And if they resist, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And is he a distant ancestor of the current Commander? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And now, commander?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And people did n''t have to lock their doors, did they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And said out of that corner:''What''s that little lump on Constable Flint''s head?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And some decent food? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And the bigger the Watch gets the more there is to do, have you noticed that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And the nose is far too pink''''Does n''t it make me look inconspicuous?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And then we deal on our terms, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And then: why not him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And they know we''re not complete idiots, sir, and therefore that will be the last place they will be expecting us, d''y''see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And this?... |
go - Terry Pratchett | And to whom will you show this proof, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And was he Commander of the Watch at the time? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And we''ll go and look for them, will we, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And yet''Two Klatchians, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | And you remember all that trouble Captain Jenkins had over that cargo of mutton? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And, my lord, you are no longer allowed to say"What''re you lookin''at?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | And...''korma''...? |
go - Terry Pratchett | And?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Any questions? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Any suggestion that he''s anti – Klatchian?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Anyone had any baksheesh lately? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Anyone know the time?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Anyone who ca n''t hear me, please raise... all right, has anyone got a megaphone? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what was so special about special qualities''? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Apparently the law was made in 1356 and it''s never been –''''Do you know why I sent Captain Carrot away just now, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Appointment with 71–hour Ahmed, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Approximately?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t there some sort of brakes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are there people in there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you a houri?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you decent?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you eyeballing me, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you suggesting someone''s stolen it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure you know where it is, man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Are you telling me that I''ve got an appointment and I do n''t know about it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Arrest my Prince? |
go - Terry Pratchett | As Vimes dabbed at his chin, the butler went on:''I should like to take this opportunity to raise a matter of some import, sir...''''Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | As he stepped out into Sator Square there were the jeers and various flatulent noises and murmurs of''Oozee then, oozee finkee izz?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | At least I hope –''''Huh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Big army, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But Ahmed continued:''– just another camel- driver with a towel on his head? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But I''d heard he''d moved to Sto Lat –''In unison they said:''– where the dye comes from – –''''Is he good with a bow?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But can you see where the light is n''t?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But have you ever tried getting an animal to go backwards down a narrow staircase in the dark? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But if you took a man who''d sit down and decide to start a war, what in the name of seven hells could you balance him with? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But it could n''t really happen, could it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But surely, Angua would n''t –''You two, uh... you''re getting along OK, are you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But that means we got to know where they are, see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But they''d tried everything else, had n''t they? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But we do n''t kill merchants, why should we kill merchants? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But we might go to war to keep some damn island that''s only useful in case we have to go to war, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But we should not let the prospect of being tortured to death dismay us, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But what did that mean? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But what else had anyone expected? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But what is that to us? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But who knows what has been disturbed by the rising of the new land?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | But whose? ’ ‘ Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But whose? ’ ‘ Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | But... very clever people in Klatch, are they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | By the way, do you think anyone saw you up there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you get disqualified for that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you just say,"You got lots of cash and land but I''ve got a big sword so divvy up right now, chop chop?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | Can you climb, Mr Vimes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Can you fly, Mr Vimes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Carrot''s voice could be heard outside, slightly muffled:''Now... can you all hear me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Check Wall Defences...''''See? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Cold rings?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Could you bear to stop a moment, please?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Could you leave us, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone else see them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did he fit in? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did he get out?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did he have to fit in? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did they think he was stupid? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did you mean what you just said then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Did you not know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Dimly, his mind assembled clues: the turban, the beard, the woman''s jewellery... ‘ Where did he come from? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do I look like a watchman?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you just sometimes want to sit down and cry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you read Vetinari''work upside down when you''re standing in front of his desk? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you want me to do that to all of''em?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do we owe them money?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how to splice the mainbrace? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do you know the difference between port and starboard? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do you know, Mr Boggis of the Thieves''Guild was prepared to accept fifteen?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Does Mr Dibbler still sell his horrible sausages inna bun in Treacle Mine Road?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Does Mr Vimes know you''re doing this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Does Vetinari know this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Does it often rain bedsteads out here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Dust has been disturbed and –''''And you did n''t spot this, Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Er... and that gets me, er, a... what d''you call these blue squares, Len?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Er... sorry, miss?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Exercises?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Finally he said:''And, knowing this, people still take orders from him?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | First,''cos when Captain Carrot said,"These chains, sir, what shall I do with them?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | For... for people whose brains are n''t clever enough for numbers, see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Found anything, Carrot?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | General Tacticus? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Good grief, he chews the stinking things...''Ah,''said the Prince,''you have n''t met 71–hour Ahmed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Got any strawberry jam?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Had the man done anything to deserve it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Haha, you think I''m a watchman? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever really found out what they eat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone got any clothes that might fit? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone got any cold water?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have we got an adequate supply of sheeps''eyes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea what happens to a ship that tries to – You have n''t got any idea, have you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you any idea? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever been in a pub when everyone goes armed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever noticed the way in which the dew on roses –''''This bit here... what is it for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever really watched him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Have you met them at all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He added hopefully,''Is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He heard one of them say,''What did he say again?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He said, in a faraway voice,''Your name''s going to be something like... Al – jibla or something, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He toyed with some paper for a while and then said:''You do n''t mind what people call you, do you, Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He tried to make it out in the fading light: ''AB HOC POSSUM VIDERE DOMUM TUUM'' Well...''domum tuum''was''your house'', was n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | He was still facing you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He would n''t, would he?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | He''d been at the soiree, had n''t he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Hey? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Hey?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | How can I tell you to warn me about things that no – one knows are going to happen? |
go - Terry Pratchett | How could you deal with someone who thought like that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | How did the man get up there when your people had so thoroughly checked everything last night? |
go - Terry Pratchett | How many have we got now? |
go - Terry Pratchett | How should I know how to talk diplomatically? |
go - Terry Pratchett | How the hell did you get back so quickly?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | How?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I always thought he was very trust – –''''Detritus, oh yes, he –''''Nobby? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I am here to help, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I believe the word"assassin"actually comes from Klatch?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I can trust Angua, ca n''t I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I end up at the bottom of the sea knee – deep in whale droppings? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I keep myself dean, but they just find a way –''''Have you tried everything?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I m not going to add"Do you understand?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, the kid in the book could breathe under the sea, so how was I to know? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, usually a white flag –''''Might as well show what we''re fighting for, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what you have to do if you''re a knight, say? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''re our long – term objectives here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what''s it all about? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I mean, who''s going to know, Dad?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I must have asked a dozen people that question this morning and, do you know? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I said"What?" |
go - Terry Pratchett | I think the swatches for the new uniforms should be in my office about now, it''s so important to look right on the battlefield, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I thought you said Fred and Nobby were investigating this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I thought, good grief, this is what I''m supposed to carry? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I thought, why do I chase stupid people into the mountains when I am part of a big crime? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if I could suggest an alternative approach?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what happens to the unsuccessful ones? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what they will think?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I wonder where he''s staying?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''m from Ankh – MorporkAren''t I supposed to be at war with you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''m gon na be really stoopid in Klatch,''cos a der heat, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''m not arresting anyone right now, you hear? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''m right, am l?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''m sure you''ll get along splendidly once you get to know each other –''''I did n''t just see that, did I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got a tattoo on my arm, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got a use for a lot more of these –''''I meant what was it that Angua said?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got other people''s tattoos now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | If he ran –''Fred, could you just step up to my office?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | If it was Us, what did that make Me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | In that case I''ll shout...''''What now?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | In wartime? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is it some kind of obscure joke?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t he too young?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it nice that we all get along so well? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that fascinating?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is that understood?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is the choir ready? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything to eat?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Is this as cold as steel gets?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It being such an obvious landing site?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It did n''t have to mean he knew – –''Not hungry?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It glinted in the moonlight What damn good was something like this? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It had sounded so... accurate...''What''s going to happen to you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It is a natural resource, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It is constantly being re – examined and re – evaluated, otherwise how would we be able to keep historians occupied? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It looked foreign, with eyes painted on the prow,''Fished''ern all out, have you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It means if''n I reads it out and youse do n''t disb... disp... go away, der Watch can use deadly force, you unnerstand?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It was a trick, right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t the sort of thing you came up with on the spur of the moment, was it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It worked... but how did it work? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It''s full of people around this time, all very keen on the war and cheering our brave lads... Why do n''t we go along and put it to them? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It''s hardly a skill, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | It''s not coercion, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It''s really all the same in the end, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | It''s your future fro thinking about, my lad –''''Yes, but who cares who saw it first, Dad? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Join a regiment and go to the front?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Just because I happen to be the woman around here I''m just supposed to accept it all, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Just talking?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Land''s heavier than water, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Leonard has explained everything to you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Let''s go to the Bunch of Grapes then, all right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Let''s see, Acquiris...''"You get what you grab"?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Let''s –''''You''re not going to handcuff me?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Like al – cohol, see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Look, if I can measure the wind speed –''''Then Leshp should be in this vicinity?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Look, sir, you''ve had a very trying time –''''But... arrest Vetinari? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Look, you see this land? |
go - Terry Pratchett | MR SLOPES? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Macaroon? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Magic?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | May I ask your business this brisk morning?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | May I persuade you to surrender?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Maybe Sto Lat? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Maybe a coronet?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Maybe you could get chucked out of the peerage? |
go - Terry Pratchett | More like a... big cavern?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | More tea? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Mr Vimes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | My tent is –''''But... how can I put this?... |
go - Terry Pratchett | My word, the coincidences just pile up, do n''t they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | NOT SOMEONE YOU KNOW? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Narrowly Escape Assassination by Klatchian Spy?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Nevertheless, he saluted and said:''Lord Vetinari on his holidays, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | No – one is treading on anyone else''s robes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | No, officer, they were taller than that... How about this one? |
go - Terry Pratchett | No, the way you can tell a Klatchian is, you look an''see if he uses a lot of words beginning with"al", right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Nobby?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Not dried fish offal and condemned meat, then? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Nothing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now I want you, Hashel, and you, Vincent, to shake hands, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now can we come out, please?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now – has anyone got any point they wish to make?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now … where''s the egg? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now, let''s – Gavin, what''s that up your sleeve?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now, where are these hostages?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Now... there was a message I had to give you... what was it now?... |
go - Terry Pratchett | OK, Jabbar?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Oh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | On the same side?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | On your side of the island, is it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Once I had testimony from his servant, why wait even an hour?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Or Al – Khali? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Or Quirm? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Or a court here?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, what was the point? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise, what''s the point? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Pardon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps if he shaved it first...? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Play amongst yourselves, will you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Practise often, do you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Pretty warm there, I think?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Prince Charming''s got a lot of troubles at home, has he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Pseudopolis, was n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | REALLY? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Raining unquenchable fire down upon fellow humans? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Responsibilities and so on?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | SUCH AS? |
go - Terry Pratchett | See my point?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | See this? |
go - Terry Pratchett | See this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | See what it says? |
go - Terry Pratchett | See? |
go - Terry Pratchett | See?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant Colon?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell them to charge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you how I know you are a good man, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Shall we be going?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Shall we get on with it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Shampoo? |
go - Terry Pratchett | She added, apparently to herself,''“ Come back with your shield or on it. ”''''I wonder if I can get the lady to give me any more?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | She can be very helpful –''''Cheery, yes, certainly you can trust –''''Sergeant Detritus? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Sink ships? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Sink ships? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So her turning into a wolf occasionally does n''t worry you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So it''s all prancing around wearing padded waistcoats and waving swords with knobs on the end so no – one''ll really get hurt, is n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So that was the world, was it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So therefore any appointment exists in potentia –''''Where''s that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So they can take the stuff back to the shop if it does n''t fit?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So they''ll have to come begging to us, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So who''s winning?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So why not pinch the whole pad? |
go - Terry Pratchett | So why?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So, if we go any deeper, they''ll be loweroglyphs?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So... how come it''s still there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So... what colour am I?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | So...... let''s assume that Ahmed was Khufurah''s servant or bodyguard, and he''d found out... No, how could that work? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Some cardboard I could roll up? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Someone threw a burning bottle through out window and then this beggar man rushed in and put it out! ’''What''d he say? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Somewhere close in the wet darkness a voice shouted:''Why you not carrying lights, you second cousin of a jackal?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Spoils of war, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Starting a war over a rock? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Supposing, they said, someone printed a book on magic and then broke up the type again and used it for a book on, say, cookery? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Surely you understand?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Surrender?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Sybil was an amazingly levelheaded woman, of course, and this sort of thing... She''d left it entirely up to him, had n''t she?... |
go - Terry Pratchett | Tell me there''s no hard feelings?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Tell you what,''he added brightly,''why do n''t we all go along to Sator Square? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That goes without say –''''Corporal Littlebottom? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That one? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That was how everyone reacted, was n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That was n''t what was supposed to happen in deserts, was it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That was what the man was supposed to have said when he''d conquered... where? |
go - Terry Pratchett | That''s not a very obvious clue, is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The demon mumbled to itself for a moment and then said,''Anyway, do you want to know your appointments for this evening?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The demon went silent for a moment, and then said:''You mean it should be on your To Do list?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The fact that they sank, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | The matter of traffic?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The men in good heart, are they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The nice one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The originals? |
go - Terry Pratchett | The stressed be a lot dirtier without you and yours, eh, Stoolie?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The tide changing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | The voice behind them said,''Oh, dear, this wo n''t do at all, will it...? |
go - Terry Pratchett | The war machine...''''Oh, that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Then Mr Goriff said:''We must leave the house?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Then Vimes said,''What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Then an imperious voice said,''Why are n''t you in uniform, young man?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Then someone at the back said,''How much do we have to pay for her not to?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Then they all come runnin''out, right, an''they –''''Who were they?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | There had been... some man? |
go - Terry Pratchett | There''s a hint of silk in the air, and that''s what the strongest bowstrings are made of, is n''t it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | There''s a message there, yes...''''Perhaps he was blackmailing whoever''s behind all this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | There''s a war on, remember?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | They had to stop and come back, with mutual cries of''A kidnapper as well, eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | They want to kill you, you see, Ron? |
go - Terry Pratchett | They wo n''t be expecting us there precisely because it is so obvious, d''y''see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | They''re laughing and chatting with you... in fact, one of them''s just handed you a drink...''''None of''ern are shouting or anything?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | This means not asking for curry with swede and currants in it and refraining from ordering pints of Winkle''s Old Peculiar, do I make myself clear?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | This sort of thing would n''t... Well, of course she would n''t, she... Of course she would, would n''t she? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Those were his words?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | To the, er... to the, er... docks...''''Special qualities, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Tradition? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Traditional, see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Treason? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Trying to flog us our own dirty postcards? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Very... floral, is n''t it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari''s terrier, eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Vimes let his forehead wrinkle in honest perplexity''Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Vimes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Visi, veneri, vamoosi, I visited, I caught an embarrassing disease, I ran away? |
go - Terry Pratchett | WHAT KIND OF A THING ARE YOU? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Walk in front of everyone?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Want to negotiate, eh, now we''ve got you over a barrel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Warrior of Fortune?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Was he hanged and dismembered and buried in five graves? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Was there anything you particularly wanted?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Was this the army that invaded your country, ma''am? |
go - Terry Pratchett | We are just civilians, all right?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | We do n''t kill people unless –''Ahmed? |
go - Terry Pratchett | We''re not part of the big picture, right? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Well, he was a gentleman, was n''t he? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Well, it must be true what they say about men who like big weapons...''''And that is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What about my arrest?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What about you, shah?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for – oh, yes, I asked about books on Klatch... Is that all?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What could Vimes recall? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What d''you think he meant by that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What degree is that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What did it say?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What did you say?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What do I want to be on a camel for? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What do you say to that, Vimes? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What do you suggest?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What do you want me to do, shave my beard off?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What else is there?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What good''s that? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What happened here? ’ ‘ Captain Carrot! |
go - Terry Pratchett | What happened to the other one?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What harm do we do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What have you got to say about that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is her position vis a vis heavily armed, well prepared and excessively manned armies?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is the point of arguing? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is the sense? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is your opinion?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a noble sentiment is that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What kind of law''s that, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What kind of name is 71–hour Ahmed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What s your famous general got to say about it, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What shall I tell the lads, sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What shift are you on?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What sort of inconsequence is that for civilized people to war over?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are you doing?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What was I supposed to think?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What was it Ahmed had said? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What was the main reason why he hated boats? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What was the point of a message with no message? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What were they supposed to be doing today? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What were we fighting for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What will they think when they see a soldier running towards them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What you scratchin''for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''re they all here for?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s next on the list?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s so special about the extra hour?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s the horrible burning smell?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s the point of my making an effort? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s there to stick on?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s this do?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | What''s up with you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What? |
go - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | When Ahmed tells you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | When it comes to odours, you''re a bit... forthright …''''Ook?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | When one of them comes screaming at you waving a sword, how do you spot his moral character? |
go - Terry Pratchett | When push comes to shove?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | When?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Where the hell had he dredged that from? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Where will they attack?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who are they to give me an order like that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who cares?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who is this man? ’ ‘ Er. |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who would be so stupid as to use a joke like this as a spy? ’ ‘ Ankh- Morpork? ’ ‘ Oh, come on! |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who would be so stupid as to use a joke like this as a spy? ’ ‘ Ankh- Morpork? ’ ‘ Oh, come on! |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who would do a thing like this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who''d said it? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who''d tell him? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who''s looking relieved? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who''s looking worried? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Who? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why 71–hour Ahmed?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why all this drama? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why are we whispering?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t you tell me,''''Eightish: break up riot at Mundane Meals and stop Detritus shooting people,"eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why is it just a bit of wood? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why lie? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why not a sword? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why not seven knives, then?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why play cards with a shaved deck? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why should I have to tell you? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why should that be?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why should we run away?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why would the Klatchians give him money to shoot a Klatchian?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why''d you want to know?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Will that make you all happy?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Will you be taking tea, sir? |
go - Terry Pratchett | William, what are you eating?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Willikins?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | With people on them?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | With the arrow in his back? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Without its captain?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Wonder where he''s going?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Would you be so kind?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Would you have believed me? |
go - Terry Pratchett | Would you like a cigarette, Sir Samuel?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to come and talk with us?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Wuh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t just stand there and... good grief, whatever happened to diplomacy?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You can smell the colour?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mind, do you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You expect me to believe that?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You gentlemen in the back there? |
go - Terry Pratchett | You know what I mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You see it?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You see this?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You thought he did? |
go - Terry Pratchett | You were saying?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You were supposed to be guarding his brother, were n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | You''d think a nail would work, would n''t you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Your brain''s working again?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | Your first officer?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | [ 6]''Smote?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | and what''s this magazine...? |
go - Terry Pratchett | before you fire, sir, or the other kind?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | establish a beachhead?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | female?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | good morning?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | how long do you think my legs are?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | just because I''m going through a bit of an emotional wossname, eh?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | just for a moment he wondered if he could grab and''How is your luck?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | just so long as you give someone that scent soon, eh? |
go - Terry Pratchett | lit is?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | magnets?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | possessed of an inbuilt disposition to accept the first explanation that presents itself and then bunk off somewhere for a quiet smoke? |
go - Terry Pratchett | said a booming voice behind him,''I do n''t think you''ve met Prince Khufurah yet, have you?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | sarge?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | see? |
go - Terry Pratchett | see?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ye gods, it was months since he''d had a good walk through the streets... lot of people about today... some parade on, was n''t there...? |
go - Terry Pratchett | you mean?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | you want us to enjoy your hospitality for some time?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I just hear him say that, Faifal? |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me, fat one, but can you understand what I am saying? ’''Yes, it''s very tasty,''Colon hazarded. |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir? ’?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sir?'' |
go - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Tell me … Do any of you gentlemen speak Klatchian? ’ said Prince Cadram, after the lengthy introductions. |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Send your expatriate sons and daughters the familiar odour of home? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | We found a club so a troll did it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''''scuse me,''said Cheery, teetering on a bar stool,` but what was all that about Tawneee? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, but who watches you, your grace?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Bashfullsson... he''s the know- it- all dwarf, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''By best you mean-?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... and does the painting talk?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Er... what, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Fwisup?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Grz dava''j?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Lance- Constable Horace Hitherto, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Lance- Constable Humpeding?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Methodia Rascal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''More''n thirty years ago?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Now we''ve arrived, let''s have some light in here, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Pop- Up For Alarms, remember?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''So it was stolen last night, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Uh, I do n''t think-''` Standing still and going to the toilet really, really quickly?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''What about this one, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''re you down here, anyway?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Wishy- washy?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Wwwouldn''t they be offered officer rank?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''cos a famous muriel like this is bound to be part of our national heritage, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''cos he wo n''t let me put a foot wrong, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ''hWho can fathom the thought processes of the sadleah disturbed, sergeant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ( Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | .. What is it dey''s short of, Brick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ..''Vimes glanced at Bashfullsson and mouthed the word` club?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ..''` What''s wrong?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ..''she began, and faded in the face of the task, ìs... Look, shall we have another drink? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ..''Àre these from you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ..''Ìs that you, Sergeant Angua?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ... Why did we go into that mine? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ... or Mr Shine''s Thud Academy? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ... water dripping on a stone... Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A bit harder than pushing paper, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A bit more than one cart a night? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A dead child? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A dead wife? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A few signs? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A games room? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A hundred miles in an hour, maybe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A painting with secrets? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A palace? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A picture full of dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A place inside the walls where the law does n''t run? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A pointer to a secret cave, perhaps? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A querulous, elderly female voice could be heard saying:` Johnny? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A row? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A sheep can look like a cow, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A troll is accused of murdering a dwarf, at a time like this, and I would n''t be interested?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | A walking classic?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Across the whole length of the picture, dwarfs and trolls were locked in ferocious battle, hacking and smashing He thought: who''s missing? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Afraid of the dark?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | After all, that was why she was in the Watch, was n''t it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ai n''t dat so, Brick? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | All the things he thought of saying, likèWho''s Daddy''s little boy, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | All those tunnels... what are they for? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Aloud, Vimes said, Ànd who are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Am I? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | An omen of what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | An, at the same time, your good sergeant dere, my of frien''Detritus, is goin''outside for a smoke, would dat be der case? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And actually the biscuits were pretty good, to tell you the truth- Ah, have you met Igor yet?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And also the numbers of timber and stone carts?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And do you know what this means?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And he thought: Let''s see what you believe, shall we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And he''d be back soon, anyway... Òld men climbed down this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And how come some mad young human artist a hundred years ago knew the secret of a battle fought thousands of years before? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And how far up?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And how should I address you, Mr Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And is Fred Colon with you, or is that a stupid question?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And it depends on where the drops fall, right, Mr Shine? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And it would n''t be cowardice, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And neither have I. I say, this spying business is pretty clever, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And she deserved the promotion, heavens know, but, he reminded himself, she''s from Uberwald, is n''t she? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And she wears more clothes than a lot of the women on the walls around here, so why be sniffy about it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And that''s what you''ve always wanted, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And the dwarfs really can make watertight tunnels?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And the other demands?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And the trolls? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And then the Low King summoned me and I thought, where''s the harm? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And then they''ll watch what you do, you see? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And there''s always one, is n''t there, that gets lost or flies the wrong way? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And they could see in the dark, too, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And we are considered weird?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And what about# 143:` The dark, in the dark, like a star in chains''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And what had he sat on? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And what then, Mr Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And what was this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And when do I ever rip out a throat? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And why are you here now, you ugly snivelling grubbers? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And why dig in different directions?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And why would it be talking? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you had to move the air around in a mine, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you had to respect cultural traditions, did n''t you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you know of Mrs Spudding what lives in New Cobblers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you wanted what, exactly?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you, Cheery?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And Ì just do n''t like vampires, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And, in the meantime, shall we play a little game?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | And, oh dear, how to begin to explain the jerk syndrome? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Any good with a shield?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Any questions?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what would he have done if something had said,` Yes!''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, who says it was the voice of Bloodaxe doing the speaking? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Apart from being cubical, I assume?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ardent? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t we going rather fast, though?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you community leaders? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t you rushing things?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you Commander Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you really telling me I can not search a basement? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure every dwarf is on your side? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure he was murdered?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you two all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Are you with me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | As Carrot reached the door, Vimes added, Òne thing, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | As they descended, Carrot said,` What powers this, please?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Astonishing proportions? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | At least he had the decency not to say Àre you sure?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | At this time? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Bash one dwarf an''sneak out? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Because they''d reached the well? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Because you''ve got a werewolf and a vampire down here, understand? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Besides, hwhy steal it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Besides, where was the cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Besides, who''d be stupid enough to come down here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Brick, was it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But Captain Carrot was shiny, was he? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But I need you senior officers to tough it out, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But Totally Slag had said the word wuz that the Watch wuz also after the troll who''d been down dat mine, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But all''s well that ends well, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But could we just, together, for a moment, proceed to my office and discuss matters?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But deciding that murder could be kept in the family? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But he''d known that he was going to go, known for... how long? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But how would it get here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But maybe it was some mystic ceremony, and who''d look for sense there? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But play down the Watch side, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But so what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But some are...''` Mystical?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But still must do things...` How''s our Mr Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But there''s something missing, yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But to what, exactly? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But was this a book for a city kid? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But werewolves? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But where does that lead? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But why here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you could get out as a wolf, could n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you mean they scrawl it on walls?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you''re a magical creature, are n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you''re not a deep- downer?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you''re to keep an eye on him, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But you, Doreen? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But... Ironfoundersson? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But... not the sharpest knife in the drawer? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | But... what would he do, in the dwarfs''position? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | By a dying dwarf? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | By going out on to the street, walking up to the biggest troll you can see and shaking him warmly by the hand, maybe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t talk to a man whose ear are froze, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t you see where this is going? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can I make it simple for you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can I offer you refreshment?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you add up the other dockets?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you compare the number of dunny wagons leaving the city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you compare them with last week''s? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you, er, go bats now?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Can you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Captain Carrot?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Carrot and Pony looked expectantly at the Patrician, who said: Ànd that''s a good thing, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Catnaps could get you by for a while, but sooner or later you need a solid eight hours, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Come on, Setha, I''ve known you for years, what do you say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Commander Vimes, could you just... look at this, please?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Commander Vimes, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Corporal Nobbs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Could they have been that stupid? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Could they think that would mean for one moment that I''d stop? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Could we get them to do a bloody stamp? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Could you please comment upon this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | D''you know much about art, Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | D''you know, I can make this carriage go along for fifty yards on two wheels? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Dat mine wi''dem dwarfs, was dat real? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Death- defying high- speed chase, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Detected it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did Sybil pack the food?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did anyone believe that for one minute? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did it come back?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did it work?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did the League know?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did we do ours? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did you dare deplore what Hamcrusher said, all that bile and ancient lies? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear a horse? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that Rascal wrote that sometimes in the night he heard screams? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did you want me to be angry, Mr Helmclever?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did you want the deep- downers here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Did your lads know what they were digging for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do any of us want them down here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do dwarfs naturally salivate green?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t tell the Watch, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t tell the Watch? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do not... what do they call it... go spare? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do they think dwarf? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you have guards on the other side of this door?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you hear me? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know Mr John Smith?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how many bats I have to become for my bodyweight? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how to make it speak?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know what it means?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you know who sent those dwarfs to my house?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you not know that in darkness the eyes open wider?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you remember anything about what happened? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you think he''s looking for a war with us? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you want a war?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Do you want a word with him?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does he not understand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does he understand about that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does it look like an eye with a tail?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t anyone ever clean it out?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does n''t the book say the secret of Koom Valley is in the painting? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Does she suffer from PIT? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Er, what are you doing down there, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Er... that... thing has left him, has it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Except it was n''t him, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Flowing water, smooth sand, hand- and footprints coming out of the water, one set only? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | For Brick, everything went dar-` You wish me to believe,''said Lord Vetinari,` that Mr A. E. Pessimal single- handedly attacked a troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | For her nose? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Freeing slaves, maybe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Friend of yours?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Get to it, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Gooseberry?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Got it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Got sent to the Free Hospital?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Got that, the pair of you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Got walloped on the back of the head last night? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | HAS IT NEVER STRUCK YOU THAT THE CONCEPT OF A WRITTEN NARRATIVE IS SOMEWHAT STRANGE? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Had there been just a twinkle of blue and green specks? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Had they understood him? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Had they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Haddock, nip along to Moon Pond Lane, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Hah, water trickling down your neck and odd noises in the shadows... well, that''s when we find out if we''ve got a real copper, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Hamcrusher''s dwarfs do n''t believe in the City Watch? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone seen the new Yan Rockhammer solid copper slingbacks?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Has sir by any chance gone sir- on- one with a troll before? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have I broken some code, trodden on some ancient toe? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have I got time these days to read reports? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have you been driving fast again, young man?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever been up into the attics here, Sam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have you got anything more to tell me, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have you never seen it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Have you sealed off the scene of the crime yet?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He added, in a voice tinged with reminiscence and despair: Ìt was better when there was just you and me and Nobby and the lad Carrot, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He and Carrot turned questioning faces to Mr Pony, who shrugged and said, Èverything?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He felt two sharp points pressed against his neck as Angua growled,` You want a wolf, do you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He probably should n''t have brought in the wizards, but where was the choice? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He pulled out his sword, yelled, Ì wonder what''s down here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He said,` Where''s Carrot? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He said: Ìs there anything you''d like to say to me, lance- constable?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He settled instead on` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He tried to writèDid Rascal ever live in Empirical Crescent? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He was very worried, was n''t he? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He''d said it''d only inflame the situation, but how much worse could it get? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He''s a troll, is he?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | He''s hardly going to kill me by appointment, is he? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Head Banger, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | His heart beat faster, did it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Hmm... was this how Vetinari thought all the time? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Hmm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Hovering in the air, unsaid, was: Where would you like to be in the next few days? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How about it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How are your ribs, by the way?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How come I''ve never heard of them before?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How come you know so much about dwarf signs, anyway?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How could he be a stranger here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How could it be the sky? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How did he know I''d be going? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How did they know the cube was here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How did you know he was the one we found?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How do you like your new office?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How does it come? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far did the tunnels go? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far do they go? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far do those tunnels go? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far down could they go? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far down does ownership go, after all? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far down? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How far out? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How fast could a bunch of old dwarfs travel? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How fast could those dwarfs travel? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How is that a crime?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How many doors are there into this place?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How may I assist you to solve it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How much force is that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How much- Hold on, we know this, we know this, do n''t we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How would he know if it was him? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How you manage to do it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How''d you get the new paint off, though?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How''s the arm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | How? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I am Helmclever, and I am the... the nearest word is, perhaps,"daylight face"? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I am given to understand that the modern hWatch can learn a lot just by looking at the place where a thing was, is that not so?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I bargain without an axe in my hand, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I bet you''re saying to yourself ahah, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I can tell a killing cove when I see one, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I did mention about the Duke thing, did I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I do n''t know... something dwarf- made that speaks?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I hope you on der case, Mister Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I know Otto will be there with his damn picture box, so when that door is wrenched open it''s going to be dwarfs doing it, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what would really happen if there was proof that, say, the dwarfs ambushed the trolls? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I rather think that''s hwhy it was a burglareah, you see?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I said: Are we agreed?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I see, he thought, it seems that what we have here is a dozen monkeys and one organ grinder, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I spotted it in the mine, and a dwarf called Helmclever scrawled it in some spilt coffee, and you know what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I think you can do that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I want to be useful:` Can you turn into a bat?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | I was probably mistaken then, was I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | If it came to it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | If you''ve got a month to pinch a painting, why botch the job? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | If you''ve got the box in your hand, is n''t that it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Important, maybe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | In his own blood? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | In soggy mud? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | In the rush hour?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | In these areas, Nobby and Fred considered, there was n''t much peace, so it was a waste of effort to keep what little was left of it, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | In this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is Lady Sybil happy to let you go?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is anyone going to believe that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is everything all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is he still breathing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is it anything to do with grags sitting in a room surrounded by lighted candles?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is it possible, is it possible, that now, after that bastard''s bodyguards tried to kill my family, you''re here to complain? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it a beautiful day?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that nice?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is numbers all it is? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that acceptable?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that all?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that any way to behave?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my cow?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that my daddy? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is that what all this is about? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is this about the taka- taka?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is this art, too?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Is this place locked up at night, Mr Sir Reynold?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It had not yet progressed to: what am Igoing to do about this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It is a trick, is n''t it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It is clear as anyt''ing dat der crazy dwarfs had a fight, or der of dwarf died o''bein''alive too long, or-''`-or you asked him a few questions?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It means... sometimes a woman is so beautiful that any man with half a brain is n''t going to think of asking her out, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It seemed like for ever, but had it seemed like for ever yesterday? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It seems like nearly all dwarfs are the wrong sort, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It shows what the box is talking about? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It was called Where''s My Cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It was n''t only dwarfs who were allowed to have them, was it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It would n''t be much good if people like you could understand, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It''s a trick, yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It''s going to be about Captain Carrot, is n''t it...?,''I saw the way you were smiling at him!'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It''s just one of those decisions, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | It''s the Triple Corkscrew-''` Look, do n''t the management object to you coming in here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just a radish? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just for one night, all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just lying there? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just shapes, if you ca n''t see their wrists...` Why did they want to kill him?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just stretching your wings?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Just the job for a vampire who fortuitously has arrived in the nick of time, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Keep her on? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Keep us away from towns and people, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Killed while doing his duty? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | King Rhys turned in his seat, leaned across the two empty places and said to the Diamond King:` Do you think something has happened to them? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Koom Valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Last night... what had happenin''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let me think... Did we take it with us when we moved? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let''s do this like coppers, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let''s do this, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let''s do this, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let''s find out, shall we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Let''s go, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Like, perhaps, if they fight it enough times they''ll get it right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Like- a dress?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Listening for what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Look, do you know there are people out there who will volunteer to be a vampire''s... dinner companion? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Look, stop trying to be logical about it, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Look, what is the secret of Koom Valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Magic men good? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Magic them into the cells? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | May I also remind you that quite probably half the dwarfs who fought at Koom Valley were ladies? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | May I see?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Maybe he Why the hell had he let go of that rope? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Maybe he ca n''t find the word for` stop talking''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Maybe he... somehow painted some kind of code into the painting to say where the cube was? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Maybe she just did n''t care any more? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Maybe you got a more holy dark in the midst of light? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Methodia Rascal comes along, looking for... a nice view, or something, and he looks down and there it is? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Morgue? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Mr A. E. Pessimal attacked a troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Mr Ardent, are you there? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Mum''s the word, eh, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Must they be a dwarf?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | My advice to you, one guard to another, is to hop off smartly and speak to someone highe- further up the ladder, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No gold, no silver, no concessions?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No harm done, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No harm done, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No law against hanging around, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No more Slab, Scrape, Slice, Slide, Slunkie, Slurp or Sliver for dis boy, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No one will notice extra paintings, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No sharpened pennies in your cap tonight, Willikins?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No way, Jose, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No, hold on, what about dat time when he had dat bad Slab wot had bin cut wi''ammonium nitrate? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | No? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Nobby Nobbs and a dancer with big hair, a big smile and... general bigitigy? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Nor will I''` Where are your prisoners?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Not easy for her? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Not happy that some dwarf who''d been puttin''der bad word on the clans was offed by a troll? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Now off you-''` But I thought of something, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Now, what needs to be done first? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Now... what do we look like? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Now: What Is A Cube?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh gods, this one really was attractive...` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and it''s Commander Vimes or sir, understand? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and two pairs of shoes, size six and... four and a half? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, dese gennlemen behind me? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, friendly and forward- looking are we now? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Oh, it might all be true, but how could you ever tell? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Okay, did the stairs creak? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Okay, he thought, but what is the plan, exactly? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Okay, you got as many of the little sods as possible in a defensive huddle, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Old stories? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | On a locked door? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | On der other hand... a dwarf would n''t know one troll from another, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | On the sedate journey into town, and because it was six o''clock, Vimes read Where''s My Cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | One evening, after a trying day, he''d tried the Vimes street version: Where''s my daddy? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | One hundred and fifty- five disorientated bits of me? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Only a troll could have done it, agreed? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Or I could whistle one of your favourite tunes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Or did you say` Well, I do n''t agree with him, of course, but he''s got a point''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Out there where the axes and clubs are likely to be flying, or in here searching all the attics and cellars very, very carefully? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Page one started promisingly: Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | People love a mystereah, do n''t they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps the message was intended for humans? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you have a friend we could fetch?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps you would prefer the ever- popular Guess My Weight in Pigs? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Pick your own copper from a chart? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Play silly buggers with me, will they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Political assassination and all that sort of thing? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Pretty soon some people will be saying: who let all these dwarfs in here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Providing it''s all done with style? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Quis custodiet ipsos custodes, er, qui custodes custodient? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Remember Special Constable Piggle, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Remember the cabbage- scented stamp last month? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Remember? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Right now, who do I trust? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Rubbing out"A is for Apple"is a capital crime?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Rumours? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Sam Vimes killed a werewolf with his bare hands, and carries law with him like a lamp-''` Where did all that come from?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Saturday was Koom Valley Day and Ankh- Morpork was full of trolls and dwarfs, and you know what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Say we''ve got good reason to ask? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Say` Watch, why do n''t you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Scrounge up a squad, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Seen this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Shake hands with a vampire? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Shall I tell you what I''m going to do? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Shall we all be seated? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Shall we go up to the daylight?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She insists: Ìs that safe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She just did n''t get it, did she? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She said if a commander of police can not take time off, who can?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She said,` Let''s just get down there and get it done and get out, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She said,` Yes, but what about Miss Pushpram? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She was our maths teacher, you know, she wore her hair in a bun with a pair of compasses and a ruler stuck in it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She was the sergeant, was n''t she? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | She worked in a strip club, did n''t she? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Should n''t they be screaming bloody murder? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Simple, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Singing worms?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Small man? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So act normal, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So dis was his- Hey, wait, remember dat time you got lunched on Scrape an''your arms flew away? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So he asks her, because he figures, why not? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So he is dead, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So what human would throw away a talking box worth a mountain of gold? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So why do I think it''s more important that I see the mysterious Mr Shine? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So why does it feel a bit chilly in here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So why the painting? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So, Gooseberry, can you give me the same figures for every city gate? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So... a dwarf did it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So... how did you get the vurms to form that sign?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So... it all starts when they come here looking for this magic cube, which can speak...` Why did they come to the city? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | So?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Some little bit of stupidity to add to the mess of it that''s floating around the streets right now?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Some people would be asking: whose side are you on? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Some sixth sense made Vimes say: Òh, really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Someone to help me answer der questions, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Someone will tell me something: Ànd it''ll also be to your personal satisfaction?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Something about the positioning of some of the combatants? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Something in the records? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Something magical? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Something simple? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Suddenly they think it''s okay not to report a possible murder?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Surely people could go mad living in this murk? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Surviving the underground river? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Swamp monsters?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Tell me, Willikins, did you fight much when you were a kid? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That always helps the politics: Ànd the Summoning Dark? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That clay from Quarry Lane was planted, was n''t it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That little walk by the river? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That look in his eyes... Is that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That sort of thing happens all the time in Koom Va- Er, what are you doing, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | That was a dwarf under pressure if ever I saw one; he looked as if he was dying to tell me something... Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The King''s bodyguard? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The Temperance League? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The badge seems a bit heavy now, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The brighter the light the blacker the shadow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The caption is:"Any good on a stake- out, eh?" |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The figure looked up, the light reflected red in its eyes, and growled: Ìs that my cow?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The hall was bare, except for a few stacked boxes, and the air smelled of- What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The innocent would have nothing to fear, d''you think? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The little devils must have some other ways in, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The little... man with the spots?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The miners? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The one who drew the sign in his own blood? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The one you said worked in a club, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The others? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | The temple of a god who''d subsequently slipped everyone''s memory? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then Angua said,` You know about the chickens?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then Carrot said, Ìs that strictly legal, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then Mr Shine said,` Shall I tell you what I think the dwarfs were looking for, Mister Vimes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then the author began to get to grips with their material: Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then the match was dropped on the cobbles, where it hissed out, and the figure said:` What are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then the words of Where''s My Cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Then you do deny it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There are other types of moving, but what do you see so far?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There arose an aroma of... pork pie? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There can be no harm in us just checking up on the health of brother Hamcrusher, can there? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There could be trolls up above? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There was no reason why the Watch should be passed over, was there? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There was some conversation down below, and then the voice said: Àre there women up there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There were cows down here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There were trolls in the Watch, plenty of dwarfs, one werewolf, three golems, an Igor and, not least, Corporal Nobbs,[ 1] so why not a vampire? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There''s pole- dancing and table- dancing and stuff of that nature? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | There- you ca n''t, can you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They believe us, then, do they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They both have very good night vision, yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They come in all sorts of-,''Hold on, you mean that when they''re dug up there''s dwarf voices from millions of years ago? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They could keep up a cracking pace and change horses at every staging inn, could n''t they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They could use broomsticks, could n''t they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They have dwarf bread?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They were being led in circles, were they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They would n''t throw it away because they''re grags, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They''d clawed back some time, had n''t they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They''d woken up feeling bad, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | They''ll believe in him all right, wo n''t they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This afternoon? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This had to be important, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This is a bunch of concerned citizens trying to find their loved ones after a reported mining disaster, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This is a game, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This is about having a vampire in the Watch, is n''t it, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This is where they found the body, then? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This time I die?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This was a bloody cave, was n''t it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | This was only one man, after all, and the thought in many minds was: what is someone else going to do about this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Those deep- downers murdered our dwarfs, remember? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Those dwarfs were obeying Ardent, were n''t they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Time out for a little fun?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Time to stay brightly lit, maybe? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | To learn, you know? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | To someone like Tawneee, on whom the name Betty stuck like rocks to a ceiling? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Trolls do n''t clean their feet much, but walking mud all the way? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Try to wind me up, will they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Turn them all into ferrets? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Two coppers injured in the entire damn affair, and he had to be one of them? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Two mouths said:` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Two whole damn roads? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Underground, you say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Understood?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Understood?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Very clean shoes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes could think of nothing more to say than Ì will catch them: He did n''t say: Kill them? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes stared at nothing for a moment and then said thoughtfully,` Does n''t one of our Specials work for the clacks company?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes wrotèSPECIAL WORD?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes''s mind always looked for connections, and came up with:` Who is Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes?,''Hmm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Vimes?,''Hmm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Voices from the past, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | WHAT, THEREFORE, IS THE POINT OF DELIBERATEDLY NOT KNOWING? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Walls falling down, houses cracking, that sort of thing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was Angua sure?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was it a cube?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was it witnessed?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t it worth it, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was that right for` Who watches the watcher that watches the watchmen?''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was that right for` Who watches the watcher that watches the watchmen?''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was there the crackle of glass being trodden on? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Was this their testament? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Wave a wand, eh, to find out who''s guilty, and what of? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | We can knock on the door, ca n''t we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | We''ll need a couple of buckets of warm water and some towels, got that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | We''re not really going to be stuck here like the meat in a sandwich, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, I''m going to be Vimes, and Vimes reads Where''s My Cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, anything can look like you want it to if you''re wound up enough, yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, er... how may I help you, Sam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, she had n''t gone for his throat yet, had she? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, they were just sad monsters, were n''t they? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, what are you all waiting around for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Well, who''d have thought it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Were dey mad? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Were there any casualties in the battle?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Were you in a gang or anything?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Were you leading them? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Were you saying that these dwarfs were killed by some... thing from the well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What about that, Vimes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What am I left with? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What are Devices and why do you pronounce the capital D?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What are they looking for? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What bits did he see, what bits did he do, what bits in der thumpin'', scaldin''cauldron of his brain were real? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What can I say? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What could she prove? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What der hell, they decided, it was n''t a troll and dat was what it was all about, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did dey always say? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did the poor bugger do?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did they expect? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did we do with the bloody things in the end?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did you bring to my city? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What did you think of Nobby''s girlfriend?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do they look like? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you believe in? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you know about that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you know?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you think, boys and girls? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What do you want me to do, force them to join the force?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What good has it done this poor devil? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What good would you be against a mob? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What had really happened, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What had this place been? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What have you got to say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What healing power?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What is important?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What is it good for? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What is it good for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What is the taka- taka?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What kind of creature defines itself by hatred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What kind of question is that to ask me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What makes you think that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What powers it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What proof is there that this is the voice of Bloodaxe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What right- thinking dwarf could possibly believe anything else? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What shall I do with the other hand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What sort of answer is that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What talks underground?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What the hell good''s a report? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What the hell''s been happening?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What was he doing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What was lying on his foot? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What was so bad to hear that you killed the poor devils who heard it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What was this place? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What was this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What were you thinking? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What would Young Sam remember? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What would be the point? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What would she be doing here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What would they have done if the dwarf had shaken his head? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''ll I tell his parents? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''re you doing with that body?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''s a galler rear?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''s happening with the dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''s that one that looks really sheer on the left- hand side?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''s the next cocktail on the menu?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What''s the problem?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What/ who am I? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When did Lord Vetinari sleep? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When did you last get some proper sleep, Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When she was close enough for conversation, Vimes said, Ì''ve come here to-''` Do you believe in the healing power of crystals, young man?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When there was that, er,"disturbance"? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When was it ever easy for me? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When we were at that meeting? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When would he ever hear these noises? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | When you sinkin''to where you was cookin''up Scrape you was so low even der cockroaches had to bend down to spitting on you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where did I see one of those Thud boards recently? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where the box is? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where to hide the cube safely? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where was der harm in dat? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where was the horse, then? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where was the logic? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where was the sense? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where were you yesterday? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where would we be if Commander Vimes relied on magic, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where''d that troll come from? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where''s Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Which bits of his body were n''t aching? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | While we''re alone, captain, can I mention something else?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who are you to stop me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who cared what dwarfs did to one another? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who cares about one dwarf? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who could plan for anything like that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who else is down here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who knows what old evil exists in the deep darkness under the mountains? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who knows where all the tunnels go? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who knows who wanted what?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who lived in Quarry Lane? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who told them?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who told you this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who was this doing the asking, and why was he wrapped in a blue shawl with ducks on it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who watches the watchmen? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who watches the watchmen? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who were the dwarfs in the mobs, then? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Who won the first battle of Koom Valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Whoever is speaking has just said:"Art thys thyng workyng?"'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t I think of that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t Mister Vimes hold out? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t we find it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t we know about it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did n''t we spot it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why did you do that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t they just float out of the yard?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why have we stopped?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why in gods''names is a girly show likely to contain a beetroot? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why not set an example? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why should I listen to advice from a vampire?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why should we allow such a violation? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why should you care about a slushed- out gutter troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why was he trying to persuade himself? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why were there all these grinning animals? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why worry about an extra raindrop? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why would he think the troll was still here, after all that time?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why would you believe what was said? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why you go on askin''questions? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why''d it kill him? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why''d it make dwarfs want to kill one another? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Wi''the dwarfs you have pussy feet, must not upset''em, oh no, but what you do if dey was trolls, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Will an apple do? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Will he swear a statement? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Will it affect us down here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Will they spot she''s a vampire?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Will you take one of my lads, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | With his teeth, sir:` Mr A. E. Pessimal? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | With one body?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Wo n''t he help us?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would Carrot be given access to a crime scene that had not been interfered with in any way? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would a cube last that long? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would a minute have mattered? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would he have dared do that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would it mean anything? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would that be an economic use of my time? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would you care to step inside? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to hear how my day went?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ye gods, what does he think I am? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Yes, that is a fact, but poking holes in citizens is Watch brutality, and we do n''t want any of that now, do we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You are aware of the concept of metamorphorical rock?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You are sure? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t bribe Sam Vimes, but why bother when you can pull the wool over his eyes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t switch off your nose, can you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You can always find an excuse that your side will accept, and who cares what the enemy thinks? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You cut the muriel up into bits the size of ordinary paintings, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You did n''t move anything, did you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You fink that make me happy? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You go an''find a place to lie down and watch der pretty pitchurs, suddenly you''re in dis dwarf hole? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You have got it sorted, have n''t you, Mister Vimes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You have many Devices?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know about this, Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know how der kids are all wound up? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know something about this cavern, yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know that the troll and dwarf population here has grown enormously under Vetinari: Àll right, but if you''re king, ca n''t you just make peace?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know what a pantograph is, do n''t you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You mean"Two Swords"?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You really assume a troll did it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You see your people looking at you and wondering whose side you''re on, yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You think that you should stay at home to make sure your of mum is okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You thought Slab was bad? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You took the King''s Shilling, remember? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You watch where I''m putting my feet too, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You were afraid that if you did I''d say you''d used force, remember?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You were listening?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You will be travelling alone?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You wondered if someone was trapped, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t try keeping sheep in places where all the sheep got eaten by wolves, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You''re not going down, are you, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You''re not going runnin''after a coprolite like Chrysoprase, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You''re not related to the Helmclevers in Tallow Lane, are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You''re prepared to start a war in my city with a piece of flim- flam like that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | You''ve never played it at all?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | [ 1] Sally? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | [ 1]` Like a folk hero?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` B- but ca n''t you just, er, leave them to it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Because you are a policeman, perhaps?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Begging your pardon, sir, but what business would it be of his? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Believe? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Besides, I''ll be perfectly safe if- What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Better dead drunk than just dead, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Betty being-?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Big place like this, full of attics and cellars and odd corners, well, why not stash it away and wait a while? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Breakfast, Mr Bashfullsson?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Burglar rear?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Busy night?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But I think there is a little matter of forward planning you may have overlooked...''` Really, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But I thought the Watch was-''` Look, it''s nothing to do with what you... what we are, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But I thought they''d been scrapping since time began?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But den I ask, a troll gets into a nest o''dem lousy deepdowners and lays out jus''one? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But have we sealed it in here with us?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But he''s seen you when you''re wolf- shaped, has n''t he?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But how could he keep it a secret? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But hwhy?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But hwhy?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But it''s on two conditions, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But not if the dwarfs were merely investigating why a copper from AnkhMorpork was chasing some fleeing criminals into the caves, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But this other one is? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But without, I imagine, any significant hocus- pocus? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But you are an agent of the Low King, are n''t you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But you say we can go through here, at least?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` But... spies? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` By the way, Mr Bashfullsson, what kind of dwarf does n''t carry an axe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` By the way, er, Sally... will you be all right if we view the body?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` By the way, how did it go in Turn Again Lane?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` By the way, what did you wash your hair in?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can I do that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can I have a word, lance- constable?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can I mention something else, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can we agree for now that you ca n''t?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can we not? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can you read them, sergeant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Can you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Captain,''he said,` send someone to find that dwarf Grag Bashfullsson, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Care? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Carrot Ironfoundersson?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Carrot, would n''t we know if something like that had happened?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Come to get a picture of a jolly good riot, have you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Commander Vimes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Commander Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Corporal Nobbs, did you obtain that precious thing I asked you to acquire?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could I have a word, pers''nal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could be? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could that be a troll who knows some very powerful dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could they use a cello?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could we try braking?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could you do me a really big favour, please, and take these back up to the Pink PussyCat Club?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Could you keep it down a bit, Archchancellor?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Crime? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Crumble?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Dat''s der- You know, fur, big ears-''` Bunny?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Defending yourself from a totalitarian aggressor?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Der big dwarf? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Dere jus''you and me here, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Detritus?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did I say I was going to Koom Valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did I say something wrong?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did John Not- A- Vampire- At- All Smith and Doreen Winkings put you up to this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did it mention I took personal charge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did n''t know what''d hit''em, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did n''t you complain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did n''t you see the body?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did we know about this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did what?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did you find the thing I asked you to look for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did you have a plan for the next bit?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did you hear me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Did you know that was going to happen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Dis place jus''right for troll, but for you it freezes der brass monkey, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Discussing? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do n''t they get blocked up?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do n''t we, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do n''t you understand? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do they look like trouble?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do they record that two officers had to be taken to the Free Hospital, one of them quite badly hurt?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you clean stubborn surfaces with it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you deny it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you have something for me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you know what that sign means?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you know why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you like what''s been stirred up?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you remember when we last went on holiday, Sam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you still have a route to the Low King?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you think it cares?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you think this thing could jump fences?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Do you want a lawyer?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does Vetinari know?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does anyone here know what this means?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does anyone know why he put it in the wrong place, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does n''t that strike you as odd, captain? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does that sound very interesting to you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Does- Did n''t he have a brother in the Watch?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Dwarfs digging around in Koom Valley? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Feel that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Follow him, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` For a bit of wood with a nail in it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` For a cube? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Forty tons? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Fox in a henhouse?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Fred and Nobby did take the horses up to the valley, did n''t they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Fred, do you mean something''s happening?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Freedom to pour oil on a flame, d''you mean?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Freedom? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Give me a hand with this, will you, Cheery?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Glad you joined, lance- constable?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Go and tell your boss I might choose to wander that way, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Good man in a melee, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Good, but get back in the box, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Got a convenient bit of wall in mind, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Grag Hamcrusher ordered it:` Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Green and blue?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Green?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Has Sergeant Detritus explained to you why he calls it a one- step programme, Brick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Has he ever seen you without your uniform?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Has he shown you the tricks he can do with his spots?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Hauling trucks? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Have n''t you ever just gone into a bar and had a drink with a man?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Have you heard of Mr Shine, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Have you one in mind, Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` He gets Right 5c only if we''ve got Teatime Assortment:` Can he walk?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` He just happened to wander in and stumble across Hamcrusher?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Helmclever? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Here, sarge, what''s he going on about?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Here, want to see my wheelie?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Hey, why do n''t you try that on stage?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Him? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Hmm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How about a game of Splong!TM, specially devised for the Mark Five?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How about inside the frame that''s there already, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How about that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How are you going to find out who murdered Hamcrusher?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How are you going to get past locked doors?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How are you going to stop me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How can we help you, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did he find you, Mr Brick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did it go?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did tha- he get past my guards?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did you get here so quick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did you know about that, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did you know it wath me, thur?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did you know?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How did you work that out, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How do I stop you doing that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How do you know all this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How do you know that, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How do you know this? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How do you know?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How far do all these tunnels run?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How far down are we? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How is he?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How is young Brick? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How large are your diggings here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How long are we going to have to do this, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How long is this going to take?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How long will it take you to teach me to play?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How many are we talking about here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How much gas did they expect to find in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How''s Angua?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` How?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Just like that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Just remember that there''s our people around you, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Just remember you''re a copper, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Just those two, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` K''zakra''j? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Know about what, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Know how to use a sword, Acting- Constable Pessimal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Koom Valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Let''s just say I think it''s an earnest of good intent, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Let''s just say that his reasonable request is best granted, shall we, sire?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Let''s say, then, that should the mood take you to go to Koom Valley, you will take me? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Like what, exactly?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Like, that it''s gone?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, I know this is getting us all down, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, I want to get this clear, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, I''m dealing with it, all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, I''ve been through all this, understand? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, Mister Vimes, he Mr Shine, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, do n''t you have some kind of a name?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Look, go on home, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Lord Vetinari, ruler of the city, may I present Mr Pony of the Artificers''Guild?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Lucky for the troll, was n''t it, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mad how?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Make sure the word gets out, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` May I be there when you question him?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` May I suggest that once we are through Quirm we head straight across the grass country?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Might I enquire, Vimes, why one of my most conscientious and most decidedly civilian clerks was in a position to do this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Might be dead? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` More candles? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` More important than this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` More likely to be biscuits, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Bashfullsson?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Brick, tell me how you got into the mine, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Brick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Pessimal? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Mr who?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` My dear Mr Pessimal, what have I been thinking of? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` My goodness, how can you tell?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` My word, has it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Name, Insert Name Here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Nearly a nasty accident, was it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Nevertheless, it''s truncheons only tonight, Andy, unless I give any other order, okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Nice?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` No one is to follow Mr Shine, understood?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` No point in hitting''em with something that bounces, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` No turning back, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` No? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Not One Drop''? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Not talked about? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Not to last for weeks, though, surely? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Not underground, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Now, I can see you''re slightly upset,''said the imp, looking up at the looming loaf,` but could I ask you to look at things from my point of view? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Now, I have arranged for-''` Hold on, what''s this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Now, lance- corporal, have you ever seen a dead body?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Pardon?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Pathword? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Perhaps one of them pinched it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Perhaps some more human words, then, er, Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Please take Lance- Constable Humpeding with you and go down to the town, will you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Pretend I''m a city man who does n''t know a bloody thing about caves, why do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Pumping out more cellars, maybe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really, dear? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Really?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Regrettably so, captain, and can I charge you to see that no one in this room leaves for a few minutes after I do? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Remember all those dust sheets, sarge? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Remember of Sergeant Keel? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Remember what?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Rhys already knew about the Secret, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Right now? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Right now?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Right: Ànd the central rock, no one can jump that, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Say that again paying attention to every word, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Scrape? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` See that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sergeant Littlebottom?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sergeant, could you get the commander some water? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sergeant, why do the names of all troll drugs start with ess?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Shall I take the young man, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Shall we follow where magic leads us? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Share? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` She has, has n''t she?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Should I take anything, sergeant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Should n''t you be somewhere else?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Should there be, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Should we put up a little plaque? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir Reynold, could you help me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir Reynold, was anything going to happen to the painting in the next couple of weeks?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sire?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sixty miles an hour? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sixty new officers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Smokin, Mister Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So I''ve got to stop them forming a block, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So Rascal could have read about it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So digging through a few thousand tons of Ankh- Morpork muck would be worth it, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So how far down does our jurisdiction go, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So it was n''t, as it might be, someone making a nasty remark about a fellow officer and others of his race, perhaps? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So it''s a set- up, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So what you are telling me is that law is just a matter of numbers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So what you mean is, people can come and look at the pictures, and the pictures, for their part, are looked at? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So why did he set it there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So you really believe that it''s some kind of a threat? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So you''re undermining my city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So... Sally... you want to be a copper?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So... you and Nobby Nobbs, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` So?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Some bacon, surely?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Some coffee, perhaps? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Someone''s pinched the Secret of Fire, have you seen my golden apple? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Something about... a warning...,''A warning? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Something we can all understand, perhaps?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sorry? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Stranger things have happened, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Suggestions for improvement, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Suppose?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Sure?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Surely the wizards could-''-magic their weapons out of their hands, possibly leaving them with all their fingers? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Surely you hwould not say that Caravati''s Three Large Pink hWomen and One Piece of Gauze is just, ahem,"a lot of old pigment"? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tap- dancing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tawneee? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tell me, Drumknott, are you a betting man?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tell me, what part of"Stick your head up a duck''s bottom"did n''t you understand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tell me... how did Rascal know all this stuff?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Tell them you''ve come from me and this is priority one, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That hwould be rather a coincidence, hwouldn''t it, commander? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That is, why are there so many dwarfs here that are n''t actually trying to kill us?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That was a dwarf, was n''t it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That was you, was n''t it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That would be a fair description:` You admit it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That''s what it was, was it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That''s where they usually put their silly political cartoon, is n''t it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` That? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The A standing for-? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The Battle of Koom Valley? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The government inspector, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The headline on page three is:"Vampire Officer For The Watch? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The inspector? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The lemonade factory, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The living ones, I mean?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The mine falls to us by default?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The number of i''s is important, Nobby,''said Sergeant Colon gravely,` but in these situations you have to ask yourself: where''s the cherub? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The one here, though?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The one with two peaks?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The one you told me about?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The painting talked to him?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` The scent''s twelve hours old, at least-''` What are they doing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then I think before it gets dark there should be a load of coppers in the Cham, right between them, do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then get hold of his sergeant and tell him Hector is not allowed on the street tonight, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then what about Captain Carrot? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then why did n''t he just go and look?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then would you like to engage the handy- to- use Bluenose tm Integrated Messenger Service?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Then you deny the crime?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` There are more?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` There was the symbol, was n''t there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` There were n''t woolly lambs, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` There''s always-''` You mean it is for him because he likes it that way, and so you go along with it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They actually used the word"valiant"?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They chased you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They find gold?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They had n''t even known about the painting?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They stopped a grudge match like that because of a bit of rain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They were listening? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They wo n''t go around us, perhaps?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They won''t-''` Permission to make a suggestion?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They''re all young?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` They''ve got vurms?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` This is not to be talked about, do you understand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` This may sound a silly question, sir, but have you looked everywhere?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` This''d be the caretaker?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Through your feet?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Try perfect physical beauty? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Turn to page eight, will you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Very well, what can I do for you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Was it open at the time the troll attacked the grag?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Was n''t anyone supposed to be reading them?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Was n''t he a famous dwarf king?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Was that all you wanted to see me for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Was that last bit supposed to happen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We could handle them, though, could n''t we, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We could, er, stop for lunch?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We have everything?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We''re all a little bit on edge at the moment, would n''t you say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We''re being allowed to go?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We''re both here, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` We''re not under a Watch House, are we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, for one thing, it may prevent rumours that he was mistreated: Òr start them?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, gentlemen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, he''s a fellow officer, is n''t he? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, how do we all think that went?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, if we''re going to have to wait for it to catch up, Nobby, I''ll buy a house here, shall I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, in fact I do n''t play''em, so what''s your name?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, let''s take a look, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, sir, those dwarfs want to get there fast, d''you think?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, technically you''re naked then, are n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, the fact that the dunnikin divers are carting a whole lot more muck out of the city is pretty damn important, do n''t you think?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, we''ll see about that, shall we?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, what do you do normally?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well, you know you was telling me about that girl you''re goin''out with, what was her name, now...''''Tawneee, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What I meant,''said Carrot,` was: when we talk to you, do you want someone to be on your side?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What I''d do, said Nobby, ìs cut the painting up into little bits, like, oh, a few inches across?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What about a potted plant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What about if it''s not got an urn or a plinth or a potted plant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What about the Times? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What am I looking for?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What are the dwarfs saying about it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What are these mine signs all about?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What bit was that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What can I say? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What chance that''d still be visible? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What club?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What cube would this be, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What d''y''call dem fangs, dey kinda crumble when you eat dem?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What did it look like?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you know about Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you mean, sarge? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you mean, well done?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you mean?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you notice, Mister Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do you want?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What do your friends call you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What does he want, Washpot?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What does it mean?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What does that do?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What exactly is your job, Mr Ardent?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What have I done well?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What if it is in fact behind me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is Scrape?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is the dwarf word for"open"; Mr Bashfullsson?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is the time, please?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is this about? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is this place?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What is your authority here, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What kind of human creates his own policeman?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What kind of secret? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What larks, eh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What makes you say that, Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What now, Sam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What painting?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What reason did he have to feel guilty?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What the hell is this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What urns?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What was all that about?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What was it that spoke? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What was that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What was your last job?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What would you do if I asked you an outright question, Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What would you like me to do with the visitors, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What you doin, Mister Vimes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s dat?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s happening?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s in this for you, Otto?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s the password?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s the situation on the street?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s the worst he can do to me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s this game?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s up, Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s up?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s wrong?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What''s wrong?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What,''said Angua, reading the menu, ìs a Screaming Orgasm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` What?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Whatever happened to all that, you know, hi- ho, hi- ho and being kind to poor lost orphans in the forest, Sam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where are the grags?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where did you find him, Brick? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where do they get this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where does this go, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where have they gone?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where is he?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where is the manual?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where''s my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where''s my cow?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Where''s the meeting?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Which was....?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who did it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who killed Grag Hamcrusher?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who killed the boys from the city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who killed the four mining dwarfs, Helmclever?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who knows? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who ordered it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who packed the food? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who says they did?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who started it all? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who tells them? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who tipped you off?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who watches the watchmen? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who won?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who''s Hitherto?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who''s going to be the first to tell me a huge whopper? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who''s there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Who''s this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why a beetroot? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why are n''t we trying to breathe under water? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why are there so many dwarfs here, sergeant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why bother? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why did n''t you sing out, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why do n''t you leave the ol big frame where it is and give it a new name, like Art Theft? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why do you carry no axe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why does Chrysoprase want to see me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why have I come to see you, Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why have n''t I heard of you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why mess about with a cunning plan when a simple one will do?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why not? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why not?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why on earth should they think that, I wonder?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why should you care about some dead dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why should you care who kills a dwarf?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why should you say that, Sir Reynold?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why the candles?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why the hell are you here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why trust what I say? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why would anyone but a troll strike down the grag?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why''d he choose to do that now? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Willikins? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` With the golem officers on our side too? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` With the trolls? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Wizards, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Would it matter much now?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Would you chaps like a cup of tea?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Would you like me to make an appointment for a disciplinary interview?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Would you like me to read to the young man, madam?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Would you like me to remind you again in ten minutes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yeah, but in the long run what does, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yeah, that was something, was n''t it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yeah?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, Insert Name Here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, Mister Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, did you bite someone clever?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, it is, is n''t it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes, why kill your customers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes:` Why did it try to kill me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yessir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Yessir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You ai n''t serious, are you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You are burrowing under other people''s property?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You are not certain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You asked Angua to do it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You believe in that stuff?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You bin told somethin, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You ca n''t think of anyone?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You chained up my sergeant?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You cleaned out the tea urn?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You closed the road? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You closed two major roads? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You demand all that just for telling the truth?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You destroy written words? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You did not care where those words went?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You did put the razor down, did you, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You did say a troll had attacked the grag, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You did?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You do n''t think it''ll take wing, do you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You do n''t think so?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You do n''t want me, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You do n''t? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You do n''t? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You eat lawyers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You eavesdrop on me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You found it missing this morning, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You goin''back to der Watch House by way o''Turn Again Lane?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You have n''t forgotten the dinner tonight, have you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You just had to say that, did n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You know the dwarfs were listening for something underground? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You let them shackle you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You made a copy of the Rascal?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean Corporal Nobbs? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean he did n''t know who I was?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean people queue up for a place in the battle?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean roll it up?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean the people are moved by the pictures, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean the way trolls look like certain types of rock?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean those days when she does n''t tell you to bugger off and chase you down the street throwing crabs at you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean you subscribe and get a different war every month?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean you were n''t named, you were initialled?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You mean"remember I''m a dwarf"sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You never played Thud?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You really think so? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You see that big pile of paper in the corner?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You still get flooding?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You talk to bad dreams on their behalf? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You think I went down there to impress Captain Carrot, do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You think so? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You think you could do better?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You thinking about another barricade, Mister Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You thought I would n''t be? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You trust him?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You want they should try to stop''em?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You wanted me, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You were raised in the good rock of Copperhead, were you not, captain? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You were so keen to impress him, eh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You will be aware of night chalk, captain? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You will invade our premises? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You will not make that small concession?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You yourself are not too badly injured?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''d know, sir, would n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ll be Death, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re Pors Stronginthearm, are n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re going to keep her?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re hiding out from jewellers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re not a rock hound yourself, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re not going to make them fly or anything, are you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re not talking about a cube, are you, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''re not telling me she deserves Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ve brought your bodyguards, Mr Boggis?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ve got enough diggers?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ve got to outsmart the criminal mind, see?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ve laid rails?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You''ve lost the bloody cube?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` You? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | ` Your water playing up again, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | `-and tell me what''s important?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | could you make sense out of anything he wrote? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | cow?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | died?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | fruit?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | gentlemen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | he ventured, and added:` Mr Shine?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | into this, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | stupid?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | thing?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | to risk getting their nadg- their head kicked in on a daily basis for thirty- eight dollars a month plus allowances? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | why?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | with Nobby is like going into a big posh restaurant and only eating the bread roll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À drinks menu?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À dwarf that''s scared of the dark? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À murder investigation in the dark, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À nail in an iron door, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À paying audience? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À policeman? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À report? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À shield, then? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À vampire and a werewolf out on the razzle? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À vampire wanting to be a copper?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | À whole troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àfter all this?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àh, well, I am afraid that in that case sir has to go back and start all over again, sir: Ànd, er, how do I do that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àlcohol?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll right, captain, do we have any idea where the bastards have gone?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll right, lance- constable... you had a bulb already prepared, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll right, then, how about this one? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll rolled up in paper like a cigar, you know? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll set?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àll this over one murder?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àn average bar? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àn exit wound, perhaps?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àn''Brick here''s got something else to say to you, have n''t you, Brick?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd I suggest, sir, that you turn round, just for a moment?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd all that is Nobby Nobbs''s girlfriend?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd call out the Specials?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd did you try to smoke it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd do you come back?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd do you know what happens when we become king?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd do you want to be helpful too?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd dwarfs talk to you, do they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd have you ever heard someone say"Let''s have a disturbance"?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd have you found out who they are yet?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd hold on tight to Young Sam? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd how can we help you? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd how do you get them out, Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd how does it work?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd how fast do you think it could go, for the sake of argument?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd how would you know that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd is it not said that behind every crime you will find the troll?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd no interruptions, understand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd start a war in your city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd supposing what it has to say is dreadful?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd talking of shapes, do you know what this means? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that small one over there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that was a good thing, was it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that was the only reason?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that''s all he wants? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that''s all you have to go on?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd that''s it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the iron doors are quite watertight, are they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the literature?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the one you gave Fittly?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the other condition?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the pictures do what, exactly?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd the troll was not seen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd then I got the damn thing here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd then, er, they''ll attack us?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd they can hear you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd they dug into the cellars of my museum?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd they''re valuable, these things?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd this is it, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd was that supposed to happen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what could we make it do in this city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what did this voice say?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what do we find?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what does that mean?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what one is that? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what was it that might come?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what was that you said to him in dwarfish-"You know I am a dwarf in the brotherhood of all dwarfs"?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd what''re all these copper knobs? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd why not destroy lies? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd why would he do that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd why''s that, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd you are n''t? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd you are-? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd you think spending a few thousand years buried in sludge is likely to be fun?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd you think this is a good time, do you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd you''ve got your own bodyguard, then?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànd... she had n''t just been hit on the head, or something?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànother dark symbol?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny chance you could nip down and buy the original before Sybil does? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny description?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny good at running a hundred yards in ten seconds? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny history of policing in your family?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny idea what they''ve done, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny questions?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny sign of others?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àny treasure?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànyone seen Nobby?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànyone there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànything important I need to know about right now?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànything new?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànything special about that?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànything taken?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ànyway, I thought you were still walking out with Verity Pushpram? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre my men under arrest, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre there women up there?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you all right, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you all right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you mad, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you saying I''m a man of narrow horizons, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you sure about this, Vimes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you sure?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you telling me you''re two people? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you telling me, captain, that dwarfs in the Watch would keep a murder secret?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àre you, er, Pickles or Pointer?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àren''t they?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Às bad as wiping away a word?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Àt this speed, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, I will, will I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, attacking a troll, sir: I''m sorry? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, could you please sit with your back to the horses?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, does it say that anywhere, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, permission t''speak freely, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, say something or it''ll be the worse for you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, what if... if I''m not in front of one when it tries to hit me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, what would that be, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr, yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr... could you spare a moment of your time, your grace?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr... is dat still me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr... is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr... is there a problem?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èr... yeah... what? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èrnest who?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èrr, well, I ask you,''Fred floundered, ìs a girl who displays her body for money the right kind of wife for a copper? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èveryone all right in here?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èveryone okay?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èverything all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èverything we say will be overheard, understand?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èxcuse me, constable, but what is your name?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Èxcuse me?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì am an acting- constable, am I not?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì am?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì do n''t think so, sarge:` She''s not... ill, is she?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì do? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì know that, sir, but... well,"The Twaddle Room"sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì mean, hwhy dig tunnels everyhwhere?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì mean, we already know the facts, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì mean, what''s it made of?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì mean, why are n''t his people shouting it in the streets? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì mean, why do you think men pay to watch you on stage?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì suppose I''m acceptable, am I? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì suppose you would n''t have one or two up your sleeve too, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì think the going is the thing, sir, do n''t you?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì thought he was the ruler of all dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì thought that was Helmclever''s job?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì understand this is the approved method?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì wonder how they got it out?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì wonder why? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''d just bet most butlers round here would have taken out all three with one swipe of their polishing cloth, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''ll choose to assume that you mean by that:"Do I admit there has been a murder?" |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''ll introduce you to some of the citizens who will be fighting alongside you tonight, shall I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''ll just look out for a big floaty eye with a tail, then, shall I?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''m in deep copro, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''m just not at home with technomancy, all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''m sure you intend to, Sam, but you look like a horrible warning; said Sybil` When did you last eat? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì''ve told people to load them up, sir, but-''` But what?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ì... Oh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìf we keep up this pace we might get there the day after tomorrow, right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìf you were going to move it, why did n''t you just take it down and put it away nice and safe, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìmp?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn Koom Valley? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn Uberwald-''Èxcuse me, what is this about?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn a valley?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn a way, sir, but you probably did n''t understand it until now, yes? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn daylight? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn front of dwarfs?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn the sense of"open a book"? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìn this city?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìndeed, sir? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìndeed?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìnteractive?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs Young Sam all right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs everything all right, dear?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs he what they''ve been writing about on the walls?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs here safe?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs it the smell?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs it true a troll killed the grag?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs she his old girlfriend?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that clock right?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that likely to happen?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that my cow? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that my cow?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that so?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that supposed to be funny?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs that true?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs the troll still behind it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs there any evidence that it was a troll?,''There is... puzzling evidence, sir. |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs there anything to eat?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs there something unusual about their leader?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs this a trick question, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs this a trick question, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs this it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìs this wise, sir?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìsn''t it a bit dark in here, Fred?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìsn''t progress a wonderful thing, captain?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìsn''t that certain death?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìsn''t this the mail coach to Quirm?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt could last all that time?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt was drawn in the dark? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt was in the olden days, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt was real?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt was them?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt was?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt what you"scrape up", see? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''d be very slow, sureleah?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s full moon, okay? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s mystic again, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s not a difficult question, is it? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s not going to come back, is it?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s not new or anything?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s worth a try, yes?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ìt''s wrong to destroy lies but it''s okay to kill the miners?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òdder than"You are not a chicken"?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òf Rhys? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh dear, where are my manners, constable?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh no?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh, do you play at all, commander?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh, really?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òh?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òkay, what do you know about Slide?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òl''Mrs Spudding with the wooden teeth, sarge?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òn whose orders?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òne half of Burleigh& Stronginthearm? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òne might say- magically fast?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òne must''ve got past me in the dark-''` Huh? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òne of those deep- down ones?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òne question, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ònly a vampire would dare to give it, right? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òr we could do the job we came here to do?'' |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Òut here? |
d! - Terry Pratchett | Ùnderstood?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A fine display of Loose Stool Covers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have You Seen This Dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Hen Lays Egg Three Times In Hurricane? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Specimen in Jar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The Truth Shall Make Ye Fret?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The attackers tried to put the interruption to good use in their- what''s the good word? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Tuttle Scrope? The Truth - Terry Pratchett Ve 272 know vot all this is about, do n''t ve? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | m?'' The Truth - Terry Pratchett ''Ding!"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''"Rain of Soup in Genua"? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''--of water, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A bath?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A cat can look at a king, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A cat?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A cellar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A dollar a day?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A dollar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A fracas, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A good start to his term of office, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A key?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A killer with a personal Dis- organizer?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A parsnip with a sort of knobbly face and a huge noseV 99 ''You vant I should take a picture?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A stake?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A werewolf? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''A--ing werewolf? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''About vegetables and animals?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Actually, I''ve really got to get this along to--''William began, and then said,''Did you just hear someone shout?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''After all, you''ve been carrying him around while you''ve been selling the papers, have n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah, you''re visitors to our fair city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ah?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Aha, pulled a pen on him, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ahaha ''How long have you been down here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, but why did you have to kidnap me, then? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''All right, look, it''s the way I was brought up, all right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''All terriers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''All this what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Allowed by who?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Always have done, always will--'' ''And what is it that you call a spade?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Always the last resort, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Am I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Amazing, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Amusingly shaped vegetables?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''An amusing bugle call?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And Ron''s been carrying him around in his coat ever since?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And all this you point at people''s heads?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And bring the Watch down on them?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And do you know any good iconographers in the city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And does he urgently need to see you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And he said you could come in here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And he''s not going to be pardoned?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And he''s the man who runs the city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And how are we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And how will you be paying?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And how''s that calculated?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And if you could find him Corporal Nobbs could speak to him in dog language, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And it''s all okay if you have a potato when you die?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And let''s just say there''s people around who''d much prefer the little doggie did n''t tell what it knew, shall we? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And may I say that the free canteen of cutlery seemed to be made of an alloy of lead and horse manure?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And now, shall ve try vun more?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And one good turn deserves another, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And perhaps when you have some boring duty to perform, or have to sit for an oil painting, you''ll have a little job for him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And please also put out the word that I wish to see no harm coming to Mr de Worde, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And potatoes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And shall I run back home and fetch my carrot?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And that time with that old man who was in that house in Genua and we did n''t--ing know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And that will do what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s all there is to it, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And that''s it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And the Guild ca n''t object to that, can they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And the imp?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And the next line?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And the story this dog could tell deals with events in the palace a few mornings ago?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And the thing with the puppies and that kid?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And these are your reasons, my lord?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And they are?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And were you first on the scene, corporal?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what about news from other places? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what happens if we do n''t go?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is that supposed to mean?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what is that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what was your job?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And what will happen to our new friend?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And when you''re ready, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And where did you live, Arthur?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And which one is this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And with smooth talk like that I bet you have the girls just lining up, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And would you say Mr Scrope is looking forward to getting to grips with the manifold problems of running the city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And would you say, as spokesman for the Guild Council, that you are commending Commander Vimes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you are--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you come back alive?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you do n''t make stuff up?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you got mustard?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you have worked out what I am, have you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you write that little gossipy thing, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''d be--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And you''ll let me see what you''ve written?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And, er, that happens every time you take a picture, does it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''And?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Another fifty dollars?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Any clue to who he is?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Any good vegetables today?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Any good?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Any qvestions?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anyone brought the cutlery? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything else I should n''t do, commander?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything else in there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything much in it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything wrong with that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Anything you feel you want to tell me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Apart from the truth,''he said in a distant voice,''what have we got that the Guild has n''t got? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t we nearly finished?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are n''t you even letting a lawyer see him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there any other surprises?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are there usually guards down here? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are these ours, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you Gunilla Goodmountain?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Foul Ole Ron?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Mr Chriek? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, William?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, miss?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you all right, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you any good?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you from the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to print everything you hear?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to put it in the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to want to do another one for tomorrow?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you going to write the story down first?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you invading the city or what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you mad?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you new? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you okay, Villiam?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you poised for the exciting new millennium that lies before us, Drumknott? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you quite sure Mr Dibbler is n''t involved in this concern?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying I assaulted an officer in uniform? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying I''m like him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying it takes pictures of the past?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you saying people are n''t interested in the truth?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you staying with us? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you suggesting that prawns could travel by semaphore?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure about this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure of all this, William?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure you''re allowed to do this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you sure?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you the baker?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you trying journalism on me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Are you- certain about"forced"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''As accordionists?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ban a religion, your reverence?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Be so good as to ask Mr Goodmountain to come over here, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Because he''s a very fair man?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Because that''s in the, what was the other interesting term? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Besides, they have these little pincer things, you know, and would probably hang on like--'' ''What do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Bit of a problem shaping up there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Boddony, some of you go round and check, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Boil it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Bribed?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But I do n''t have any control ov--'' ''Hmm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But do you know the names of these people?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But he is technically--'' ''See this sign on my desk, captain? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But he would n''t hurt William, would he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But how do you know I wo n''t tell someone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But if I had said"Hello my cheeky cock sparrow mate old boy by crikey"vot vould you have said zen, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But if he does, right, we still get the hundred dollars, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But let''s not mess about, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But surely you charge money?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But the Patrician''ll kill him if he tries to jump from up there, am I right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But there is no such thing as a whole ounce of oil of scallatine in the city, you realize? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But we want to see some extra effort, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But what about the naked man?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But what are we going to do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But what happens if those men come back?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But who from, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But why should I do that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But wo n''t the Watch mind me asking?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But you know he didn''t--'' ''Do I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But you said to--'' ''Just stand still and shut up and listen, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''But, if you do n''t mind my asking, what''s in it for me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Buy? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''By Nobbs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''By the vote of the Guilds?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t make both ends meat, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you do something?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ca n''t you talk some sense into her?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Calcium carbonate?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I ask a question?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I ask another question?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I borrow it for a moment?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I have vun hundred and eighty dollars for the Akina TR-10 dual- imp iconograph viz the telescopic seat and big shiny lever?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I put zis shirt on my expenses?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can I see?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can he ask me that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can he--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can that happen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you feel the floor shake? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you put stuff in type if I dictate to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you repair the press?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you sell some advertising for us?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you talk to dogs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you think of anything extra we can do to sell more papers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you understand me, mister?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you write or take pictures?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Can you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Chips, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Choking a tinker? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Clean yourself up a bit, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Coloured, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Commission, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I give you a little bit of advice, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could I have a copy for my mam?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you explain to my readers exactly why not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you get ink that colour?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you go to the University and ask him if he remembers it ever being colder than this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you let me have a tiny piece of meat?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you make it twenty dollars?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you print it in your paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Could you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''D''you think he wants us to print something?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dat one''s the Assassins?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dead?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Deep Bone? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Deep Bone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say I was talking?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I say"thank you"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you say a lie can run round the world before the truth has got its boots on?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did n''t you, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did that sound like a--ing splash to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you find out how much the money weighed?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you just dig this up?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you just say that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you say you could get me another press?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you think people would be marching in the streets? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you wink at me, Drumknott?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Did you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I have to answer it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I see a pile of cash in front of me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I sound like Ron?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you agree, then, that it''s time for a ruler who listens to the people?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you even have a proper fire?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you think so? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you wonder what shape it will turn out to be tomorrow?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do n''t you, now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we need this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do we, Mr Slant?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have a message for the people of Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you have any more questions, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know much about Mr Scrope?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know that three people heard him say that he''d killed you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what they called a sausage- in- a- bun in Quirm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know what''s good for you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you know who the conspirators are?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mean obituaries?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind setting up your stuff in the cellar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you mind?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you remember me, Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think I have others?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you think we could go on working if we put a tarpaulin over the roof, or should we move to somewhere else?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want me to arrest the pair of you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want me to reply or not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Do you want some?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he do it accurately?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he drink?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he know about the contract in Quirm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does he know what those values and traditions were?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it bite?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does n''t that cause problems?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Does that mean yes or no, d''you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dog food?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dog food?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Down here? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Dwarf, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Er, why do you need to work in a dark room, though?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Erase Memory Y,''N?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Everyvun all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Exactly how helpful is this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Except we do n''t say it like that, do we, Charlie?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, gentlemen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, is he allowed to write that down?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me, please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Excuse me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Filled with rubbish of suspicious origin?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Find some kid, bribe him to get Otto, I''ll talk to that Plucky Watchman who grabbed the old lady in A Mercy Dash, you cover the Big Smash, okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Fine carriages, tiaras, stately robes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Finest steak? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''For that letter thing you do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Fracas?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Fred, send someone to take Mr de Worde down to the cells, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''From the silver dish or from Flo?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''G''t m''''tato,''he said proudly,"m all right, okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Gentlemen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Give me a hand here, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Give us the jewels, Slant, or Mr Tulip''ll do the asking, understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Godsdammit, we''re supposed to be professionals ''Perhaps your- colleague would like it as a present?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Good heavens, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Good, are they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Guilds? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Halve the price?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Harglegarlyurp?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he ever been a happy camper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Has he tried anything?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have I got a choice?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have any of you got any raw meat?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have they got that problem sorted out, sergeant?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been Chasing the Oven Cleaner again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you been caught?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you found Lord Vetinari''s dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you gone deaf as well as insane? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got a better idea?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got any horribly disfiguring diseases?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you got the address of the funny vegetable man?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Have you no idea of hygiene?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''He''d been out all night?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s just so certain he''s in the right all the time--'' ''Sorry, this is still your father ve''re talking about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''He''s not woken up at all?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hello?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, go easy on that stuff, why do n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, remember when Gerhardt the Boot and his lads had us cornered in that--ing cellar in Quirm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hey, will you--ing look at this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Hmm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Honestly, I could--ing spiti'' ''You want to take it with us?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How about a couple of hundred?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How about"Ankh- Morpork Items"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How are we doing, Sister Jennifer?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How bad could it be if the Watch find it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How can you buy people?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How come you know that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did he come to be with you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did people cross the street?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did that one survive?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you come to be here, Mr Dibbler?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you do it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How did you find that out?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you know that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How do you mean?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How does it work?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How many more out there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How many officers are watching him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How much a thousand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How much do you think this lot is worth?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How much is that in old boots?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How old would he be now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How soon do you want the next edition?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How vas that vun?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How vas that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How will I know?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How will this work?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How, exactly?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How--ing much is there going to be?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''How? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Huh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I bet the young lady here would like a good chuckle too, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I can see you are, mm, a little overwhelmed, and perhaps we can help? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I expect there''s a Watch Medal or a commendation in the offing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I fort you said this city was a--ing pushover?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, does he look scary?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, everyone says that sort of thing, do n''t they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, look at the--ing thing, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, no one believes what they read in the paper, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I mean, there''s no river of gold around here, is there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I said they cost a--'' ''--handful of rubies, perhaps?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I said, are we heading--'' ''What do you think happens to people when they die, Tulip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I shall have a very embarrassing five minutes explaining this at the next meeting, you understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I suppose we could n''t use the clacks, could we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I think I''ve--'' "ere, you sure you were n''t followed?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I think that''s how you''re supposed to say it, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I think this nonsense has got to stop now, do n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I thought you said--'' ''I''m translating right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I was?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if I can trust you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if I could just ask you what you think of Mr Good- mountain''s new printing engine, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder if I might just take Mr Goodmountain aside and explain one or two things to him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder what kind of person would put that on a wallet?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I wonder who''s doing it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m just supposed to try it on everyone else, then, am I? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m not going to--'' ''Do you want Mr Tulip here to say goodbye to our drunken friends?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''I''m sorry?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''If I could get you a really good dress, could you find someone to make any adjustments you need? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''If stories were food, what kind of food would Goldfish Eats Cat be?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''If we wanted to scrag him, here and now, how useful would, say, four bodyguards be?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''If you tell lies, does the truth come and smack you in the face? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''If you throw something into the air, do n''t you have to worry about where it bounces?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Igor has n''t got rid of them yet?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Imagine- me, working for someone? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In Gleam Street?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In a Watch? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In caps, size to fit, "WHO RUNS ANKH- MORPORK?"'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In the cellar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In the river?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In this town? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''In what way?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is any sound getting out?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is anyvun playink zer silly buggers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is he human?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all, gentlemen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that all? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that important?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that the same as the lobsters?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that true?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that why it''s in the middle of the box?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is that you playin''a trick, Tom?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a problem?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there a third reason?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there anything I can do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something wrong with it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something you ought to be telling me, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is there something you want to talk about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this going to be used for some illegal purpose?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this news?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this the bit where my whole life passes in front of my eyes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this where you put things in the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is this your office now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Is zere anyvun zere?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It goes right under the street?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It iss such an easy assumption to believe that everyvun with an Uberwald accent is a vampire, is it not? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It was n''t as if I asked for colour or anything--'' ''Colour?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It works?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''ll all be over by Friday, will it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s Mr de Worde, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s a shame you ca n''t put pictures in your paper, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s hardly work, is it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not against the law to--'' ''Is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not exactly--'' ''If you can put in the paper that I''ve lost it, maybe someone 87 who has found it will turn it in?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not harmful, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s not illegal, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''It''s only, er, me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Jean who?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Joke? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Just come out with a question, just like that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Just give me a ninety- six- point lower- case h, will you, Caslong? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Just space? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Just supposin''someone knew where the doggie was but did n''t want to get involved with the Watch?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Just you step along this way, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Key?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Know about this sort of thing, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''LayamEnipl You gents want a paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Lemon? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just say the Watch can be trouble to a certain kind of person, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just try to get back to normal and get a paper out, shall we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s just--''he began to yell, and then said,''You did say half, did you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s not mess around, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s see who finishes squeezin''first, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s try this again, shall we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Let''s--ing scrag him and go?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like a towncrier, but written down?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like chopping up people and--ing shovin''''em off cliffs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like that rain of dogs there was a few months ago?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like vot?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like what? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Like what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I do n''t need a heart- to- heart about this, can you understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, I''m sorry--'' ''I wonder, ah, if we can be of any assistance?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, can you help me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, can you see things my way? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, guv, if I was a readin''man I would n''t be flogging papers, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, lay off the honk, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Look, times have n''t been good, see?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Vetinari eats pet food?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Vetinari is not going to go on trial, then, Lord Downey?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Lord Vetinari?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Lost underground? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''May I introduce to you the rest of my wide range of interesting and amusing sounds, Insert Name Here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''May I say how sad I was to hear about the fire?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe all dem moths is having a ball?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe it''s been raining dogs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe you want it more sort of spaced out?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Maybe you''ve heard the term"lesser races"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mmf,'' ''Not too hot?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Boddony, I want that hole blocked up right now, understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Bone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Dibbler?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Goodmountain, can you think of any reason I should put this in the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Goodmountain, take me to my body, please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Goodmountain?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Mothball Nose? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Slant?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr Tulip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr de Worde, I--'' ''Where are the damn scales, Mrs Arcanum?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr de Worde, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Mr de Worde? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Must, your reverence?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''My god, have they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''My lord, do you mean that you want no harm to come to Mr de Worde, or that you want no harm to come to Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''My plans are pretty good, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''My word, was it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Never?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Niche?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Nitch?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''No more meddling with it, understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''No, I''m fine, not ill at all, jus''had a few too many ''Few too many what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''No?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Not just to the common people, I trust?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Not least of which is the fact that Lord Vetinari is, in fact, completely innocent? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Not one of the city doctors?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Not twice at any rate, ahaha,'' ''I''m sorry?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Nothing will stop you, will it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now into body type, upper and lower case, across two columns:"Who is governing the city while Lord Vetinari is imprisoned? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now let''s find that damn dog,'' ''How we gon na do that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now would you mind telling me what that was all about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, I would just like to ask one or two questions, if I may?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, are you going to send a runner to fetch him? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Now, maybe I have to ask myself, how good am I? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Official robbery?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh no, zey are very lazy wretches--'' ''What is this you''ve been working on, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, he will, will he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, it is all very experimental--'' The way of making coloured plates?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, no, zere are no physical effects vhatsoever--'' ''Or mental effects?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, so you do n''t trust me, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, what the hell is it this time?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, where would we be without rumour?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, you do n''t think so?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh, zo you say? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Oh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''On Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''On a scale of one to ten?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''One hun--'' ''Ah?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''One press against three? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Only it got printed wrong,''cos it said twenty- five dollars instead of a hundred dollars, see?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Or you jump?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Or"How old are you, Mr Killer?" |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Otherwise why would he be helping the Watch with their inquiries? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Otto, what''s this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Otto? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Pardon?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Perhaps you would like to take a moment to fill in your registration card?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Potato?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Pretty?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Pro bono publico?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Probably 34?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Protecting me from whom?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Put them up?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ran all the way, did you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Rats?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really true? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember that time in Mouldavia? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Remember what we did to him afterwards?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Repairable?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Right here and now is ven you vant the picture?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Right in front of a werewolf''s nose?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Rocky?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Ron?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Rumpus?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Say again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Say again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Scales?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Scitscrit?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''See that cart at the other gate down there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''See? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Send them up, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sergeant, send someone up to take Mr de Worde down to the cells, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I do a credit note for the Engravers, Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I give you the headlines?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I tell you something? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall I try again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shall we have a look?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Shame about the poor woman with the snake, was n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sheesh, take the damn pickle out of your nose, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Should a vampire really--?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Slant? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Slice of lemon?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sneedle flipsock?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Snuff?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So he only spotted the gargoyles?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So if someone heard it, they''d know it was real?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So it''s all going to be all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So this is, like, things that happen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So vhere are your troubles now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So what exactly is your purpose here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So you want us to be known as The Paper You Can Put Your Truss In?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So you''re just telling me to pay you a hundred dollars so that I could hand Wuffles over to the Watch?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So, what about it, masters? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''So?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone must come in to keep an eye on things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone who needed a wheelbarrow?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Someone''s assassinated Vetinari?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Something interesting in the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Something is happening, do you understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry about the fingers,''he said,''but we ca n''t have them naughty little things creeping to that little lever there, can we? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry, just a minute-- What was that you said, Ron?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sorry?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Sort of like a rumbling?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Start it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Stronk?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing he writes down something we do n''t want him to write down?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Supposing the metal remembers the words it has printed? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Surely not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Swyddle yumyumpwipwipwip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''That is very little in the way of evidence ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''That was dark light, was n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''That''ll make him easy to find in the street, wo n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s a bit tasteless, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''That''s your little phrase, is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The University and the river and everything?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The Watch did n''t get to the bottom of this, did they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The imps do n''t need it, do they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The semaphore towers? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The skinny man with the sausages?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''The truth? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Then it ca n''t be wrong to take a picture of you, can it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Then let''s get back to the Watch House, all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Then who is running the city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Then would it be true to say that you suspect you know who the conspirators are?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''There are other werewolves here, are n''t there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''There''s no need for this, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''These men are hunting terriers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''These stories about man- eating goldfish and people''s husbands disappearing in big silver dishes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''They do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''They''d listen to a--ing dead man?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''This is going to be a long paragraph?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''This is the little thing you send out to the Duchess of Quirm and the Duke of Sto Helit and people like that, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''This may seem a strange question,''he said,''but have you got any friends?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Too much sugar?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Tried to kill you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Trustworthy, are they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Uh, by the way,''said the Bursar,''do you people have an Annual Dinner?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Undermining us, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Veil,''Otto said reluctantly,''you know how salamanders absorb light?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Veil?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vich order is this she belongs to, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot are you all looking at? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot can I do for you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot do you vant now? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot has been happening here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot is happenink next, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot is news, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot kind of danger?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot vas all zat about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot''s this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vot? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vy are ve stoppink?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Vy vill zat vork?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''WHAT?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to make any changes before we go to press?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Want to try?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Was it signed by his mother?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Was that right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Was there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We are talking about Wuffles, are we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We could live like kings on a dollar a day, Arnold,'' ''What, you mean someone''d chop our heads off?''. |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We could try cutting his head off again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We do n''t have a ruler?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll be heading off now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ll discuss it, shall we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re going to buy some magic?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We''re scragging''em now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''We''ve got the--ing payment with a--ing big bonus, no--ing point in hanging around?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, he ca n''t just write down anything, can he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, he would say that, would n''t he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, it''s a question of style, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, now, who''s been a clever boy?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, that''s where it gets tricky, does n''t it, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, the scorpion pit is n''t as bad as it''s cracked up to be, you know?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well, then, is Mr Thunderaxe all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Well?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Werewolves, you mean?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Wh''s a cl''r boy? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What about Drumknott? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What about the Ankh- Morpork Times?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What about these two?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What about you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What actually happened when I grabbed the eel, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What am I supposed to do about it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What am I supposed to do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are all the fruit salads and leaves and things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are we going to do now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing all this for, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing here, lady?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you doing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do with it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you going to do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you intending to do with this picture?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you talking about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What are you working on?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What can I do for you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What changed her mind?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What colour would you like me to be?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What colour''s oh- de- nill?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What cook?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What cooks''ve you got?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What could you disguise a dog as?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What crime, would you say?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What did you expect? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you call this news sheet?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, was?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean, white ink for the spaces?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you mean?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you put at the top?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think of this funny marrow, eh, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think, Mr Goodmountain?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think, Mr Tulip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think, Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What do you want me to do with these jewels?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What does he do with it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What does he want?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What does it look like?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What does it say?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What does it smell of?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly are you going to do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What exactly is she doing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What happened to Mr Dibbler?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What have you done with Charlie?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it you''re wanting?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What is this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of a scent bomb?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of dress?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What kind of--ing question is that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What religion is that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What shall we do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What she do, kick der dust to death?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What smell?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What smell?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What the hell''s this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was dat about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was it you did to Sergeant Detritus?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that he--ing did to us?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was your job, Mr Crank?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What was your last job?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What were the other options?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What you mean, then, is that there is no evidence that he wasn''t stolen by demons?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''d I be if I broke a deal?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''ll we use?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re these--ing things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to do now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''re we going to do now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s dem things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s going on?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happened to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening now, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s happening?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s he--ing pretending for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s in there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s legality, Charlie? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s new about that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s one of them, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s such a problem about a dog? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that dwarf doing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s this smell you keep on about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s through there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What''s wrong?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What, after all this time?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What, having your head cut off?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What, in my scales?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What, the pupil?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What--ing finger is that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What--ing friends?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Whatabaht?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Whatever for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Whatever for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''When is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''When will you be ready?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''When would you like it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''When you''re biting, why stop?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where are dey?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did he go?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where did you hear that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where do the demons fit in?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where have you been?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where was that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s Muntab?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s that dwarf going?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Where''s the iconographer?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which Patrician?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which bit?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which is n''t the same as people and humans?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which one, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which part?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Which people?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''While we starve, I suppose?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who can tell me more about them?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who can you trust these days? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who cares? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who first?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who gave you that key?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who says we''ve never committed a--ing crime in Ankh- Morpork?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who shall I make the cheque to?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who the--ing hell are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who was that hero who was condemned to push a rock up a hill and every time he got it to the top it rolled down again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who were they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who will be the new Patrician?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''d give you a key?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s been killed?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s going to search Foul Ole Ron?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who''s there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Who, us?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why are you bothering with it, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why did you do this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t we just--ing hit people until someone tells us where the dog is?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do n''t you just, well, recall?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why do we keep on working?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does he only lisp the occasional s?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why does n''t he just jump?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not go and have a look while everyone else is busy? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not that letter?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why should I want advice about vi-- women?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why was his lordship unconscious, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why was there a crossbow bolt sticking in the floor?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why would Mr Slant speak up on your behalf?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why''s there a bigger box for the Es?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why, what did he do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Why?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''William, you realize that you are robbing a corpse?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Wizzip? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t she mind?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Wo n''t they complain?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Worse?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would I say that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would he give us a quote?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would it be less dangerous for another fifty dollars?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you care for a cup of tea?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you know them if you bit them again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like a drink, Mr Pin? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Would you like to keep the scales for a few days in case you want to weigh any more?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Writing things down at people? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yata whipsie poitl swup?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah,'' ''So where''s his--ing bodyguards?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yeah?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Years?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes indeed what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Causley? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Cartwright?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Mr Villiam?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, Villiam? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, and that''s what you''re planning to do, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but how much trouble are we in already?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, but--'' ''Anyway, I ca n''t help it if young men want to tell me things, can I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, miss?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes, well, I do n''t think telling me about a lot of smashed eggs counts, does it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yessir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yip? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right, your lordship?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You are going to put this in your rag of a newspaper, are n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t afford that, can you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t see anyone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You ca n''t tell me that as commander of police I ca n''t stop some little ti-- some idiot from writing down anything he likes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You could n''t add that I tore Slicer Gadley''s ear off with my teeth, could you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You do n''t think so?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You do realize, do n''t you, that this is in the public interest?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You drink tea down here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You feeling all right, Mr Pin?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You got some change?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You had him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You have no honour, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You have very long winter evenings in Uberwald, do n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You keep''em for your special customers, do.you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know nobility?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know there''s a Committee to Unelect the Patrician? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what this is?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know zat another term for an iconographer would be"photographer"? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know, in zis job I just can not make a shirt last two days?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean Foul Ole Ron and that bunch?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean I like to know that things have actually happened?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean by comparison to the warm and wonderful ways humans conduct their affairs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean he can tell someone else''s arse from their elbow?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean like"Is this the first time you''ve strangled anyone?"'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean normal where mad priests start to collect dogs, or normal where vampires mess around with evil shadows?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean quit on a contract?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean the roads were higher than the pavements?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, like, throwing their voice? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You mean, what he looked like?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You might just spread the word that I do n''t like that sort of thing, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You noticed that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You realize that this means it''ll take us much longer to print each paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You reckon that was enough, just askin''''em?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You reckon you''ll get your money back, Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You remember you said we ought to get more writers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You said this was all about money?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You said you wanted to get at the truth, did n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You saw what they''ve done? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You see,''said William,''the engraver cuts away bits of--'' ''Have you still got the original?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You sell lots of these things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You sure you feel all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You talking to me about knocking back? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You tell your friends to get round here right now, okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I am an it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You think I''m some kind of a--ing idiot?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You think that''s really true?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You think you''re writing words that''ll last for ever? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You vant the picture right now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You want I should--ing scrag him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You want me to set this properly?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You want more than a penny?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to go to the ball, do n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You want to see how--ing fast I can throw it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted a dress for the ball?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You wanted me, Archchancellor?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You went to the Mister Vimes School of Communication, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You were tellin''me the other day we were spendin''a ton of money with the engravers, were n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You what? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You will wash it out thoroughly afterwards, wo n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''know one of the customs of the dwarfs? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Lord de Worde''s boy, are n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Lord de Worde''s son, are n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Lord de Worde''s son, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re Mr de Worde, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a new owner?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re a wizard?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re getting married?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re going to--ing buy one?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re just going to break in?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re knocking us back, just like that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not a watchman, are you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not going to attack anyone, are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not going to kill anyone, are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not going to see him, are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not going to tell me what you know, are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re not proposing to hack through to the cellars of the Inquirer, are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You''re working for them?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''You?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Your colleague will tell you why,'' ''Because our legal friend here will have made a lot of copies, wo n''t you, Mr Slant? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Your friend Mr Tulip would perhaps like part of your payment to be the harpsichord?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Yus?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''Zat vas a close shave, yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''ere, are you from that news paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''ere, what did you say to our Rene?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ''scuse me,''said the dwarf,''but what was it meant to be?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | --say something, Mr Tulip,''and the voice became the damp growl of Sister Jennifer,''What''III say? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ."?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | .?"'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 103 ''And that will work, will it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 124 ''Has anyvun mentioned garlic zo far?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 130 ''I am?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 134 ''How did I do?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 137 ''Has his lordship been preoccupied lately?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 144 ''Know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 153 ''You''re not a member of a Guild, Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 155 ''Look, Mr King, will you please sell us some paper at the old price?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 173 ''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 203 ''What is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 209 ''Wo n''t that be nice?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 214 ''What did you expect?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 216 ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 230 ''What happened if a horse pi-- if a horse made water on the street?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 250 ''And that''s religious?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 283 ''I mean, some bits- are you sure it''s all true?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 284 Not you, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 312 1 ''Why is everyone still here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 40 ''Firstly, is Mr Cut- My- Own- Throat Dibbler involved in this enterprise in any significant managerial capacity?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | 47 ''How about,''he said,''if we put a little title on each piece?'' |
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The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A bean with ears? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A beetroot shaped like a potato? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A bit of a relief, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A couple of dozen prints be enough?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A few jars of peppermint oil thrown down would confuse things a bit?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A hopeless sort of voice said,''Hot sausages? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A personal Dis- organizer?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | A sprout with an enormous hairy tongue?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ABOUT EVERYTHING? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | AND THAT''S IT? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU SORRY FOR EVERYTHING? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ARE YOU READY TO GO? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | AT THIS TIME? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | About snakes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | After all, no one would bother to deny something if it did n''t exist, would they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | After all, people might be thinking, Vetinari probably owed the Times a favour, and no one would want to be that favour, would they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | All I can do with it now is give it to Vimes--'' ''Where''s the lead?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | All right, lad? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | All right, then why''s it washing itself? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | All them posters they did? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Amazing, is n''t it, how much furniture can get broken, just by taking a picture?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | An Agatean embalming pot from the P''gi Su Dynasty? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | An interesting fing, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | An officer who identified themself to me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And Drumknolt, too--''131 ''But was n''t he the victim, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And I thought you were n''t in favour, either?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And Mr de Worde?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And are you in charge?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And can I have ten dollars, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And do n''t make fun of his accent unless your Uberwaldean is really good, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And do you know where the largest dwarf city is, your reverence?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And how 138 many officers would have noticed how deeply that arrow went into the floor?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And is this building built on a crack in space- time?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And it''s suddenly all become very complicated--'' The Guild of Engravers is going to be livid about this, you do know that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And my leg hurts,'' ''So? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And now, vot shall I do viz you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps you could find some more really old people to ask about the weather? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And that therefore there is a very large question mark over the appointment? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And the leaves on this tree? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And the one who looked like G-- like Lord Vetinari, he smelled of wine,'' ''Wine?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And then I thought, maybe someone did n''t want to be traced by their smell? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And they had a key to our house?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And turn round? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And what about the peppermint? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And what is Mr Scrope saying?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And what was the worst that could happen? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And what--'' ''Check for a damn wallet, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And who are you, askin''me questions?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And who did you have in mind at this time of night?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And you know what, William?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And you tell me about being knocked back? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | And zer 102 paper is vite zo all ve are really printink is black, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ann''t we? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Annoy people? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Another voice in the gloom said:''Vy?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Anything else? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, that''s your lot, understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, we''d need more people to write for them,'' ''Excuse me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, what do you mean,"people who look like terriers"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, who are"they"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t we, everyone? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are n''t we, everyone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you here for the, mm, midnight service?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you mad?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you mad?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready to grasp the future with a willing hand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you stupid or somethin''? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you, down there in the boat, invading this city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you--ing Death?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Are you--ing crazy?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Armed? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Astonishing, is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Because I''d quite like to know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Before you try it again, okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Being dead in Ankh- Morpork is sometimes only an inconvenience, do you understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Besides, the water would have been boiled, would n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Bingely- bingely?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But I say you''re a fair- minded man who wo n''t stand in the way of an honest dwarf making a bit of a living, am I right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But I''d always understood, sir, that Unseen University was against the use of movable type?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But I''m setting bail at one thou--'' ''Ah?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But how do we know the truth when we see it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But suicidal programming forced it to continue:''And would you like a different colour scheme?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But that was the point, was n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But who are you responsible to? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But you are selling this to anyone in the street, is that correct?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | But you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | By the vay, vould you mind pulling this sword out of me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t arrest him for assaulting an officer, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ca n''t end up more than a couple of inches, can it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can I convince you of the idea that a sausage in a bun is what you desire at this time?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can we print faster?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you believe that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you both hear me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you give me a description?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you just let me do that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you see anyone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Can you wait twenty minutes without exploding?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Charlie,''said Mr Pin,''how about it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Check to see if he has a wallet, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Clear my appointments this morning, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Clear? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Come to try and talk me out of it,''ave yer?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Completely Cake?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Completely Knitting? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Could even count in a man''s favour, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Could somevun get me out of here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Could we just get more towards the point a bit?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | D''you hear me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | D''you know,''he added, in a horrified voice,''he was telling me what to do? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | DO yOU W3nt Hie tO WipC the contents of my memory?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Despite the fire in his head, he took out his notebook and wrote: hlstns bggr than golf blls? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did I ever tell you, Mr Slant, that a lie will go round the world before the truth has got its boots on?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did they have any idea how much the tanners paid for the finest white dog muck? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did they tell you this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you get the name of the man who climbed up after him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you hear him mention clients? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you just make that up?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you know he attends meetings for fun and very carefully writes down everything that''s said?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you know that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you know zer Uberwaldean Deep Cave land eel emits a burst of dark light ven startled?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Did you--'' ''What, the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Didja see them pillars in the hall? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Didja? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Dis is some kind of politics, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do I have to draw you a picture? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do I make myself clear?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t know what a tosheroon is, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do n''t you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you catch my meaning?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you know how much trouble you are in already?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you know they call Vimes"Vetinari''s terrier"? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you mean that the public is a different thing from the people you just see walking about the place? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you mind? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you really think that family is a matter of money?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you want me to get the dustpan and brush?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to go?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Does Mister Vimes know you''re here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Does it read the paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Dog muck? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Dog- sized, perhaps?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Dwarfs?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Engraving? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Erase Memory Y,''N?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Especially underfoot, because- did I mention it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Even the one about the snake?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Every man who goes home early tonight''cos of a headache gets a hundred dollars, all right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Everything''s made up of elements, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Excuse me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Fifty- six hurt in tavern brawl, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | For that matter, what would it do to the pie? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | For what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Give him a chance, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Got that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | HAVE YOU SEEN THIS DOG? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Haf you 161 heard the theory that there is no such thing as zer present? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Has Dibbler turned up yet?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone got any questions?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Has it, indeed? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t I always said that, Drumknott?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have n''t you been looking at the letters?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have they been talking to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have we got the heart to fire him now? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard of c- commerce?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He does n''t want us watching? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He is n''t a prisoner, is he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He knew the facts, but what did the facts suggest? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He paused and then ventured:''Is there anything in the other paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He s[ space] a[ space]fawe? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He said:''Now can I see the dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He says that this time it was waiting for the mayor in an alley,'' ''Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He waited a while to see if anything would happen, and then said:''Anyone--ing there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He whistled into it, and then said,''Mr Drumknott? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | He''d been thinking the same thing, but: why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Hello? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Hey? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How about it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How about them--ing vouchers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How are you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How can it rain underground?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How could-- But the Engravers''Guild could, could n''t they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How did he do it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How did you hear about it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How do I know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How is Lord de Worde, by the way? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How late do you need to stay up when you can make up the news as you go along? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How many Is in"gallant"?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How many copies do you want?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How many times must I tell you this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How soon do you vant it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How was it that the gnoll had known his name? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | How, exactly?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Human interest, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I can smell trouble--'' ''Are you some kind of verevolf?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I could be alive before I was born?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I expect a lot of other civic leaders will be there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I feel so much better for saying that, you know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I knew I''d got an eye for it, see? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it''s like gods, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I mean, the cells have locks, do n''t they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I mean, what kind of idiot would do a thing like that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I mean, why peppermint? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I mean,''he added 313 desperately,''it does n''t say anywhere that we have to publish every day, does it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I meant--'' ''Someone''d drown us in a butt of wine?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I suppose that''s a suitable job for a lady, is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I want you focused, understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I was smiling?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I wonder what it means?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''ll give''em mouth to mouth respiritoriation, shall I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''ll just go and get a hundred and fifty dollars, shall I, and bring it back to this place and hand it over to you, just like that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''ll just leave them here, shall I? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''ll just put the rest down here by my foot to cool down, shall I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''m sure they know how to deal with a man whose face no longer fits, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''m using your civilized fisticuffs, and you do n''t vant to fight?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I''ve got quite an important question, Mr de Worde, what with you knowing all this stuff''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | I--''''Mr Goodmountain?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | IN THIS PLACE? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | If I can do anything for the Ti--'' ''Will you be going to Harry King''s daughter''s wedding on Saturday?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | If the seller got a penny, then how in the world could the printer make any money? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | If you could just put me down by me, please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | In Ankh- Morpork? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | In fact, he had n''t the faintest idea why the place had caught fire, but it was hardly unexpected, was it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | In fact, we might as well kill someone anyway and save some time, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | In the ensuing silence Mr Prone picked up the paper and said:''You write this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Inform people? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Inna bun?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is it time for that lunch yet?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t it, though? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t that nice?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is n''t there a description?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is special clothing required?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is that cheap?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is that not a notable thing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is that really interesting, do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is that the truth? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is that true? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is there anyone after me? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is there somevhere here that makes coloured glass?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Is this hard? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It is going to be Scrope, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It returned it amiably and said,''Woof?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It vas a mob, yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It''ll still be there tomorrow, wo n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It''s the duty of every citizen to help the Watch, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | It''s the famous talking dog of Ankh- Morpork, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Just do whatever you came to do and go?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Just handing out stuff and takin''money? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Just leave them, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Knitting?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Let''s find this--ing dog and get right out of this dump, shall we? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Like the making of zer vater?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Like when you said we should twist the--'' ''And I''m always thinking about the good of the Firm, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look at that--ing brushwork, will ya? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look at the chasing work on that snuffer, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look at the way the light falls here, willya? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look, Vimes told me not to--'' ''Vimes told you Nobby Nobbs was a werewolf?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look, he''s being kind to you because he has n''t worked out what you are yet, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look, how can I put it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look, we could be looking at fifty dollars here, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Look, you put up your actual nose enough chalk that someone could probably cut your head off and write on a blackboard with your neck?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Looks like a book,'' ''Well, that''s all right, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | MR PIN? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | MR TULIP? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Make it:"The Times understands that Lord Vetinari was"- Sacharissa, you said the man in the cellar looked just like Vetinari?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | May I express the hope that your business here does not involve any kind of criminal activity?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Maybe we''d better just, you know, mention we''ve been here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Mr Pin stopped, and in a strangled voice said:''Is someone standing behind me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Mr Scrope is now Lo-- is now the Patrician?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Mr Windling?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | No one said: Will anyone speak up for Vetinari? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | No one, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | No, of course 292 you do n''t, because they''re not really people, are they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | No?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Nothing? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now is there anything you want to tell me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now you know what you''ve got yourself into, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now, I just seen a hundred dollars walk out the door and I want to see it walk back, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now, what else is new?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now, where are the scales?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now, where was I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Now, why had he asked her to come along? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and did I mention cattle?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and one he had n''t heard before: a strange figure had been seen swooping around the rooftops of Unseen University at night, HALF MAN HALF MOTH? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and send someone to the semaphore tower, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Oh, we nearly got killed because you did n''t tell us a lot of stuff, and that''s going to cost you but, hey, who cares about us? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Old- established shop in Wixon''s Alley,'' That''s all?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | One dollar per thirty?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | One of the reporters came in to say that the Alchemists''Guild had exploded, and did this count as news? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Or the truth that is still putting on its boots when a lie is running round the world?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Palace staff heard--"'' ''Do you want me to work on this or do you want me to find the beggars?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | People will buy it,'' ''Clothes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Perhaps they''d heard about your werewolf too? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Pictures that jump out of zer page? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Pictures vhere zer eyes follow you around zer room?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Pictures zat talk? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Place in the country?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Pseudopolis and Quirm? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ready? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ready?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Really, we kept it for sentimental value ''Have you still got the box it came in?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Really? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Religion stuff, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Remember all that trouble with the calcium carbonate? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Remember when we had to leave that guy in that--ing barn and it was a week before we got to bury him properly? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ruthlessly despotic, perhaps?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Sacharissa, do you know anyone who wants a job?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Satisfied?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | See it, sergeant? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | See that mother- of- pearl work there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | See the way the ferret''s nose follows you around the room? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | See the way the line of the hand draws the--ing eye into the picture? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Sergeant, show Mr de Worde out, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Shall I bite you, Mister Lordship? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Shall I-- shall Ron tell that lad we''re up for it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Sheesh, to you it''s nothing more than five--ing pounds of silver, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Should I have done something?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Small shopkeepers had to be smart, did n''t they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So could I ask you why you''re having me watched?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So if you''ll just show me how to get back--'' YOU WOULD NOT LIKE TO RECONSIDER? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So this is n''t legal, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So we''re all happy 156 except for the Inquirer, and who cares about them?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So what do you think of this as a headline?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So who am I talking to?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | So, what was your name?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Stone does n''t bum, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Stuff like this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Surely even his father could n''t be this stupid? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Surely you have some good news about Io?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | THERE, he said, WASN''T THAT INTERESTING? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Taking on new staff, I see?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Taking pictures with darkness?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Talk about a giggle, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Talking about killers? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That bad?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That stuff with the wire netting and the crabs and that--ing banker?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That was all there was to it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That was n''t the way it worked, was it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That''d be a feather in your cap with old Vimes, would n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That''d be tantamount to breaking in, would n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That''s agreed, then, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | That''s allowed, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The Times? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The Watch frighten you that much, do they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The four gentlemen behind me do not belong to any guild, as far as I am aware--'' ''Engravers and Printers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The imp said, very apprehensively,''What happened to it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The lad''s heading into trouble, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The ones which had banks of oarsmen down below, and a helmsman and so on above? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The other man said,''How about the other sort?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The other rower said,''Shall I hit him up alongside the--ing head with the--ing oar again, Mr Pin?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The other said,''You have a point of view, Mr Tulip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The press is deadV ''What about?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The public thinks big, sensible, measured thoughts while people run around doing silly things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The rest of us will get on with the paper, shall we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The singing went louder for a moment but stopped as soon as she said,''Excuse me?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The sooner we can let him go home, the sooner our Mr Wintler can find another wonderfully humorous vegetable, eh, Mr Wintler? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The sort the Inquirer used for elves and exploding people,'' This?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The street has a cellar? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The title, in big bold type that was rather better than the stuff the dwarfs made, was: ''What''s all this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The truth that is so precious it must be surrounded by a bodyguard of lies? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The truth that is stranger than fiction? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The unanimous vote?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The whole city, you say?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | The world belongs, however, to those who can look at the glass and say:''What''s up with this glass? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then Vimes said,''What the hell happened just then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then a voice said:''Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then can I write down why I ca n''t write anything down?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then he said: ''Mr Goodmountain, you can insert an extra paragraph anywhere in the story, ca n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then he said:''Stand up and twirl around, could you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then it''s high time we embraced them, do n''t you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then she opened it again to say:''What the hell just happened?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then whose nose did I just drop a scent bomb in front of?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then you would n''t entertain the idea, would you, that a state is, say, rather like one of those old rowing galleys? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Then: ''What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | There must be a caretaker, must n''t there? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | There was a muttered conversation, out of which the unmistakable words''He''s what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | There was that Holy Wood moving picture fiasco a few years ago, yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | There''re still some around, are n''t there? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | There''s a lot of them?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They called it le sausage- in- le- bun,'' ''What, in a--ing foreign language? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They could put us right out of business when it comes to general printing,'' ''Can they do that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They threw these doggies in the river?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They would n''t be doing it if it did n''t--ing work, would they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They would n''t put that in the paper if they were telling lies, would they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They''ll say:''Perhaps a small statue would be in order, too?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They''re electing a new Patrician today--''206 ''Who?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They''ve got trolls too?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | They''would n''t let''them''put it in the paper if it was n''t true, would they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Think that''ll be enough?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Thirty?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This is a newspaper, is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This is about money, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This is an interesting fact, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This is my glass? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This is n''t anything to do with you, okay? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | This time viz the obscurograph?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Ting is, fick though I am, I am der one that''s sayin''you can stay outside, so-- What''s dat vampire doing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Tip off the lads, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | To choose what''s true?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | To go with Completely Women, and Completely Men? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Tomorrow I shall move that you are ab hamo, and in the event of this not working I--'' ''Smelling of violets?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Town house? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Tut me through to the cells, will you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Um ''What does it say?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vhere can I put my face? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Views of a leading member of Ankh- Morpork''s thaumaturgical establishment?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vot did you expect me to do? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vot is it you vant me to take pictures of, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vot is it you vish?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vot kind of idiot just sticks it in a vampire? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vot''s this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vun more? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Vy do n''t you ask me to turn into a bat vhile you''re about it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WERE YOU EXPECTING ANYONE? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WHAT DO YOU THINK? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WHAT NEXT, MR TULIP? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WHO KNOWS WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEART OF MEN? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WHO SAYS LIVES ARE SERIAL? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | WHO WERE YOU EXPECTING? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Was anyone else buying this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Was he hurt?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Was n''t the family motto Le Mot Juste? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | We haven''t--'' ''However can we repay you, Mr King?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | We want nothing that is going to give the Watch a clue, do you understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | We''re not guilty of anything, are we?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Well, I hear tell there''s one tribe where, before he can get married, a man has to kill a leopard and give the skin to the woman? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What about the money?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What about you, Ott-- Oh, can someone sweep up Otto, please?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What advice could a vampire give me about women?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What an obnoxious little phrase, do n''t you think? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What are the odds?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What are you doing? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What are you expecting me to do, try a little surreptitious trouser lifting?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What can I do for you, Mr Bone?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What causes that, do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What d''you think, eh? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What did you do in Fourecks, Mr O''Biscuit?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What did you do with the dog? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What did you do with the dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What do you call them black humans that live in Howondaland?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What do you have to say?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What do you think?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What do you use instead, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What do you want them for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What does it keep there?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What further news do you have for us, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What had he got them all into? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What happened to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What happened?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What kind of a city are you running here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What kind of expression was''pull one of the others, it''s got bells on''? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What kind of people do you think we are?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What kind of person are you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What shape?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What the rowers need to know is how to row, hmm?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What they was cut out for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What was the point of writing another story on the Vetinari business? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What was your question again?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What went wrong with it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What were you doing it for?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What will it be next time? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What would you put in it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''d people think of me if they heard I go around hitting people with tables? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''d that do to my reputation?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s its address? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s so sinister about that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s the problem?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s the quote from? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s the truth mean to them? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What''s this pledge?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | What?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | When you paid the man five dollars?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where are they?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where did they meet? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where''d all this come from?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where''s its boots?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where''s the damn vampire?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Where''s your uniform?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Which people did you have in mind?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Whine?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who can say what really happened? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who cared where the gold came from? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who do you think you are, coming in here and talking daft like that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who is running the city at the moment, commander?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who is the oldest inhabitant in the city?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who knows? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who''d notice one more corpse in a city like this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who''d notice the--ing difference?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Who''s going to argue? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Whose is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why are n''t you writing it down?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why are you sitting there with your mouth open like that?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t we all loosen up? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why do n''t you tell us who told you, Mr Windling?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why have you got mud all over you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why not? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why should I waste my time talking to you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why should they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why the hell did I do it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Will you tell Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | William said it was all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | William took out his notebook, turned to a fresh page, and wrote:''Wuffles,''He said,''How old is he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | William?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Wipwipwip?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Without a trial?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Would you advise that he takes up his duties with several spare pairs of underpants? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Would you like me to say that if anyone saw anything suspicious they should tell you, sir?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Would you like the city to be dragged kicking and screaming out of the Century of the Fruitbat?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to debate this publicly?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | YOU DECLARE YOU ARE SORRY?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | YOU NEVER SPECULATED? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You ARE VERY SORRY? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You DON''T THINK THERE WERE ANY BITS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You asking us about the dog? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You believe you know where the bodies are buried, Mr Slant?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You ca n''t engrave, can you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You can get coloured inks alzo?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You do know Constable Keenside had all his teeth knocked out yesterday?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You do know that, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You do n''t mind?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You feel that I am being unfair? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You get someone to paint''em in, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You have lemon?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You just let me do the talkin'', all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You know how much it''d sell for, reverend?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You know that stuff about the pen being mightier than the sword?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You know:"We are livid,"says spokesm-- spokeswoman for the Guild of Engravers?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You made a big mistake with that dog,''''Are you saying I should n''t''ve shot at it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You mean you, and this young lady here?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You meant you should be free to print what you like?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You must''ve heard our saying"worth his weight in gold"? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You never met an Igor before?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You put a piece in that letter of yourn last year when our Daphne got we d, right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You remember you sent a clacks this afternoon? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You run all der way?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You say? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You see? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You stay here and help them get the paper out, will you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You think I bite him? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You think he''ll come out for you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You think places like the Shades are bad? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You understand? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You vanted an iconographer? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You want that to happen? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You want to add any more stuff? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You want to employ him?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You were saying?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You would n''t like to, er, be official about that, would you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You zink? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''ll never guess what happened? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''re allowed rat, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''re surprised?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''re telling me that if I do what you want you''ll do what you want?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''re telling us people will listen to a dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''ve heard of too many chiefs? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | You''ve signed the pledge?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Your family have never had to worry about the small stuff, have they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Zis is a bit, you know, embarrassing? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | Zis vill be okay?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | [ space]coff[space]4[space]yes ''Something wrong with your throat?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | a prisoner?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | a sort of very nearly magical way of getting lots of copies of writing? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | about two thousand, three hundred and seventeen?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | accident?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | accomplices?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | all right, Otto?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | all that children of the night business?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | all ve are printing is black and vite, yes? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | am I better zan you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | and do what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | any special kind of potato?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | are you all right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | as being you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | barrels?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | can you come down here a minute?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | caretakers and things?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | cleaning lady?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | do you and I have anything to discuss?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | do you like it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | dog?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | doing with that box?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | er, Wuffles, what happened before you ran out of the palace?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | er, Wuffles, which man was it that you bit on the leg?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | er?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | even if you''ve done things which people might think were bad?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | excuse me, but are we producing an edition?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | fifty per cent for you two and fifty per cent for me, too?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | forward, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | got that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | how long have I got?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | if something''s green- have I got this right? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ill?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | is it still worth anything? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | is it true about big silver discs kidnapping people?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | is what we put in the paper--'' ''What d''you think of this, eh?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | it''s been very cold ''Has it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | it''s not a very funny one, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | it''s time for the humble pie, is it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | jump a lot, do you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | just like you do,'' ''Traitor?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | letting us use one of your presses tonight?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | like a dowry? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | look him up in Twurp''s Peerage, will you, I''m sure he was educated in the Assassins''Guild--'' ''Alleged or not?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | loose siege weapon? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | magic light pick that up?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | make the heading:"Who framed Lord Vetinari?" |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | neighbours, you know? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | nyip- nyap mapnyap nyee- wheedlewheedlewheee ''What''s that noise?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | on this one?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | other assistant is still safe?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | ought to do something for him ''Really?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | paper is a kind of hobby for you, is n''t it? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | pedigree terriers, or just people who might happen to look a bit terrier- like?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | perhaps just make them a bit sorry, then?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | protege today?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | said William, who had been translating in his head,''and pockets full of fish?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | stories about talking dogs and Elves Ate My Gerbil, so do n''t give me lectures on what''s important and what''s not, understand?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | sure?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | surprised?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | that''s Lord de Worde standing just behind him, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | that''s practically good, right?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | that''s where it all becomes difficult, does n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | that''s your family''s house, is n''t it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | the iconograph does not lie, you have heard zis?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | the public interest?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | they''re nearly true, are n''t they? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | thing?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | took the afternoon off? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | twenty? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | vhere are ve goink now?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | vot vas all zat about, please? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | well, 78 you know how they say life began in some kind of big soup? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | well, it dunt work like that with dogs, see? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | well, writing things down? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what happened?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what the hell is this?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what would I be selling, exactly?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what would you say was the most important thing that happened at the meeting?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what''s the modern dwarf wearing this season?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what''s this? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | what?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | when did you start pissing in the fountain of Truth?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | when that kid nicked my first tosheroon, I did n''t go around complaining, did I? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | where was I?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | where was the sense in that? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | which one''s Mr Slant''s office?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | which one?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | who cares?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | who knows?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | who tells you what to put in?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | why does your partner keep saying''''ing'''', Mr Pin?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | work, would it?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | would like to attend?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | would n''t you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | would you care to give me your name and address?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | would you?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | wrong,''said a chair,''who do these men know?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | yes?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you can find your way?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you go along to the University, why do n''t you? |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you got your bit of paper?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you know how zer engravers can engrave metal viz acid?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you were saying?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you''re legal?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | you''ve heard of things like the Welcome Wagon, where various neighbours and traders greet newcomers to an area?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | your grandfather can engrave a picture, can he?'' |
The Truth - Terry Pratchett | your ladyship?'' |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ! ’ ‘ Is it important? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | * But you ’d got another eye, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | * I tell you what, why do n’t you accept the hospitality of my university? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | * You think it ’s all over? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | * ‘ Is that a kind of, like, sign? ’ said Juliet, who believed in such things. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ? ’ ‘ I think we ’ll find them where we find him, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A bog brush? ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A facilit y with magic? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A game of football, I suggest? ’ ‘ As it happens, yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A nd he ’s dead! ’ ‘ You mean Charlie? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A polite thank you would have sufficed! ’ ‘ I ’ve got a feelin ’ about him! ’ ‘ That ’s just silly! ’ ‘ Well? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | A rat, then, somewhere on the rear shelves? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Actually, I ’ve done it again agai n. How many times is that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | After a while, Glenda said, ‘ You wrote that poem for Trev, did n’t you? ’ ‘ Yes, Miss Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ah, soup. ’ There was a brief interregnum as the ladle went from bowl to bowl, and then the Patricia n said, ‘ Could I assist you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | All ri ght, he might be good in an emergency, and at least he washed sometimes and owned a t oothbrush, but Juliet was special, was n’t she? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | All the things I should have done. ’ ‘ What about Trev? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Aloud, he said, ‘ Indeed we did, but surely you are not suggesting that we were merely “ running about ”? ’ ‘ Of course not. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Also, the writing was extremely curly and that was a sure sign, was n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Am I right? ’ They exchanged glances. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Am I the only one seeing this? ’ Hoggett glanced towards the rising Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | An y questions? ’ A hand went up. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | An yhow, how come you know all this shtuff? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And I do n’t think her housework is anyone else ’s business. ’ ‘ Do n’t you understand? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And I ’d prefer Nutt, thank you. ’ ‘ What ’s one o ’ them motifs? ’ said the voice behind him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And Mister Macarona ’s here to better himself, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And apparently you can bake pickled onions int o a pie so that they stay crunchy? ’ ‘ She told them that? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And apparently you can bake pickled onions int o a pie so that they stay crunchy? ’ ‘ She told them that? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And ca n’t you get them to stop that bloody chant? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And can I offer you a word of advice, Trev? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And can I remind you that I have to maintain a vital line of cosmic defence in this establishment here with a staff of exactly one? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And do you also understand me, Miste r Nobbs? ’ ‘ I think we ’d like to carry on, too. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And do you know something even stranger has happened this evening? ’ said Trev, a s the university hove into sight. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And for leftovers? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And had he just said ‘ Go for it? ’ It sounded very much like it. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And have you ever no ticed that all drunks can understand one another, no matter how drunk they are and how d ifferent their native tongues? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And how w ould they be able to put them on if they had them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s a lot easier to remember. ’ ‘ So people you know at Brazeneck send you stuff? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And it ’s just Trev when we ’re not at work, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And more sort of curly language? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And now … let ’s see who ’s fastest at running, shall we? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps you might like to stay on for tomorrow ’s banquet? ’ ‘ Oh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And perhaps you might like to stay on for tomorrow ’s banquet? ’ ‘ Oh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And she is mature like cheese and wine, bec ause she has lived for a long time and is not old. ’ ‘ But she sent you here, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And spoil those gorgeous boots? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And t he sherry said, ‘ What exactly is wrong here? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And that ’s even with all the strangeness there ’s been happening lately. ’ ‘ Really, sir? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And the Ploughman ’s Pie? ’ Glenda told her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And the leopard must change his shorts, gentlemen, or we are all doomed. ’ ‘ Are you referring to the Loko business? ’ said Henry. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And there was no trouble, was there? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And was it just him, or was there something in the air? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what can I say? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what did she think he was? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what do you suggest? ’ ‘ We are talking about a very evil force here! ’ ‘ Archchancellor, I see evil when I look in my shaving mirror. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what does it mean? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what sort of game do you think you will get tom orrow? ’ ‘ A war, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And what would they do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And where does all that end? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And who is that with the ball now? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And who she saw — ’ ‘ Ca n’t she lie? ’ ‘ Not in the way you can, Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And will you please stop that jumping up and down, Pep e? ’ Glenda blinked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And would you like another drink? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you can find something like that in the total history of everything there ha s ever been? ’ ‘ Ahem. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you know what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you never wanted to follow in his footsteps? ’ ‘ What, and get brung home on a stretcher? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you never wanted to follow in his footsteps? ’ ‘ What, and get brung home on a stretcher? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And you say he ’s gone to an amateur dramatics performance? ’ ‘ Yes, with that very forthright young lady who makes the pies, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And … perhaps that new girl coul d bring it up? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | And, er, could you all come with me, please? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Andy Shank? ’ Trev ’s heart sank. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Andy isn ’ t going to try anything right here, is he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Another sob, and a sound like the scraping of … pottery? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Anthropologists are not supposed to write that sort of thing. ’ ‘ And young Nutt is one of them? ’ ‘ Yes, that puzzled me, too. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Anyone might get their finger in the soup, but rolling around in the bottom of the bowl? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, it ’s culture, all right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, why do they want to see her? ’ ‘ There ’s a wonderful picture in the Times, ’ said Pepe. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Anyway, you have to support your own. ’ ‘ But is it not a game, like spillikins or halma or Thud? ’ ‘ No! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Apparently he evaporated while doing press- u ps in the Great Hall one day. ’ ‘ Evaporated? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Apparently they must learn balance, poise and ele gance. ’ ‘ Have you ever seen Bledlow Nobbs try to stand on one leg? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are we going to cheat? ’ said Bledlow Nobbs. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are we ready? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you Pepe? ’ ‘ That ’s me, love. ’ ‘ But you ’re not all … all … ’ She waved her hands frantically. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you all right? ’ All she could hear was a gurgling. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you an i tem with anybody? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you b loody blind, or what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you gon na get into tr ouble about the pies? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you having a banquet? ’ said Henry. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you on the run from the Old Sam? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you ready, Charlie? ’ ‘ Ready, ’ said Charlie, from somewhere in the darkness. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you sure? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Are you the one who made the sandwich for Nut t? ’ asked Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | As f or young Floribunda … ’ ‘ Yes, sir? ’ said Ponder wearily. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | At the whistle, he ’d managed: The United chief, should I say chief? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Aw k! ’ ‘ ’ scuse me, miss, ’ said a voice, and she looked down the steps into the misshapen fa ce of … What was his name? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Awk! ’ Who knew what strange mo nsters made their home here? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Awk! ’ ‘ From you? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | B ut her? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Be one of the crowd? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Beasly could n’t carry the ball i n a sack. ’ ‘ Oh yeah right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Been there? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Besides, who ’d look afte r Dad and the lads? ’ No, no, no, screamed Glenda ’s voice in her own head, not that! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Bloody kneecap! ’ ‘ Who did it? ’ the referee demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Bosoms, eh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But I ’m a Face, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But I ’m glad that is your belief. ’ ‘ What? ’ With a shrug, the boy decided to gamble, what with having had no breakfast. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But Nutt … What crime could he have done? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But a pie ’s a pie, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But he was Archchancellor, was n’t he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But how did you lie to friends? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But how long had Nutt been pushing a pudding stall in front of him like a snowplough? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But how many of them could read now? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But it was too neat, was n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But it would n’t matter, would it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But she ’d certainly known it and how wou ld she know about the ‘ cook ’ at Unseen University? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But the ball was still in his hands, was n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But war is not kind, is it? ’ said Nutt, bewilderment clouding his face. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But what if you could take one out of this game, get him before the whips do, take him to a place without whips – what might he become? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But what type of example are they setting? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But you have to keep solid with your mates, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But you ort to be able to get somethin’ out of a ball. ’ ‘ But how would that help us? ’ said Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But ’ ow much do yo u think Andy and his little chums care ’bout that? ’ He leaned forward. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But, ah, if I could assist in some way …? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | But, well, has anyone from the Sisters ever gone to a fashion show? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | By the way, have you noticed that very tall wizard giving you the eye, my dear? ’ ‘ That ’s Professor Bengo Macarona. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t blame me for what a thicko Stol lop does, but something is going on with the football, ai n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t get the long spin and the short spin, see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t keep his hands to hims elf, too. ’ ‘ How come you knows that? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t lose with a Likely playing, right? ’ ‘ I just help around the place. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t tell you. ’ ‘ Is there anyone who can cure that kind of sickness? ’ Nutt did n’t answer for a while and then said, ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you hear? ’ ‘ I ca n’t hear anything, dear, with all the noise from the crowd, ’ said the former Dean. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ca n’t you wizards do something? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can we at least agree to just play one game at a time here? ’ ‘ Well, I think today ’s session should end pretty soon, sir, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can we go somewhere a bit more private? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can we have a date? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can we try for a pistachio? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can we? ’ said Madame, patting Glenda on the knee. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you do that? ’ ‘ Well, it ’s not like they advertised. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you fetch the cheeseboa rds one to five, please? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you remember wh ere she lives? ’ ‘ I ’m sure she told me, ’ said Madame, ‘ but it all seems a long time ago. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you see it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you see my feet? ’ Nutt raised his lantern. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Can you see the view? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Care to join me? ’ ‘ Well, I ought to be getting back in there — ’ ‘ Why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Care to join me? ’ ‘ Well, I ought to be getting back in there — ’ ‘ Why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Castles and servants and whatno t? ’ ‘ Oh, yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Champagne. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Charlie, the young lady wants to know about orcs. ’ ‘ Again? ’ said the skeleton, handing the mug to the doctor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Chatting up Glenda, were you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Come to that, who did she think he was? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Could he really be shaken down because the new football went bad? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Could n’t you be hypnotized? ’ he said to Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Cunning … is a cunning word. ’ ‘ You do n’t think that maybe this … experiment of yours might be a step too far? ’ said R idcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | D o you know what he did yesterday? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | D ’ you know, today was the first time I ever saw the ball up close? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did anything go wrong? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did his lordship let them put anyt hing in the paper? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t it drip out? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t see a thing. ’ ‘ He gon na play for the Dimmers? ’ Billy persisted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t y our father ever take you to a game? ’ Ridcully looked down the table at the Council and noted a certain moistness of eye. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did n’t you see it? ’ said the editor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did she bribe t he guards with food? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did she teach you … whatever it was you used on Trev? ’ Beside Glenda, Trev stirred. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did she tell you to kick the ball out of the pitch? ’ ‘ Yes, that ’s right. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did the red fire come up from t he pipe or down from the ceiling or simply out of the walls? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you catch your Megapode, by the way? ’ How the hells does he do it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you catch your Megapode, by the way? ’ How the hells does he do it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you chaps say something? ’ Nearest thing to the gods. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you enjoy it? ’ Nutt ’s face lit up. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you get the wizards to magic the beer out of your stomach? ’ She had stopped pushing her luck a long time ago. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Did you see him yesterday? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Didn ’ t chafe either, did it? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Trev, amazed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Dimmers and Dollies? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Dimwell Old Pals? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do I appear drunk? ’ ‘ In my opinion no, sir, but you seem unusually … talkative. ’ ‘ Coherently? ’ ‘ To the minutest scruple, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do I appear drunk? ’ ‘ In my opinion no, sir, but you seem unusually … talkative. ’ ‘ Coherently? ’ ‘ To the minutest scruple, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do n’t you know that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do the wizards know you ’re here? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do what I say, okay? ’ Do what she says, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do what I say, okay? ’ Do what she says, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do y ou know anything about hith eating habitth? ’ ‘ Yes, he likes apple pies, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you kn ow what my job is, Archchancellor? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you know a bloke called Andy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you know a nything about hith background? ’ ‘ Not a thing, mister. ’ ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Look. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you know a nything about hith background? ’ ‘ Not a thing, mister. ’ ‘ Really? ’ ‘ Look. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you not remember our talk abou t the meaning of words a little while ago? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you remember why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you think that will be the case? ’ ‘ They ’re not yer average players! ’ Trev blurted out. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you want to? ’ ‘ Yes, thank you. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you wax? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you ’ ave keys to the wine cellar, Glenda? ’ ‘ Do you think I ’d tell you, Trev Likely? ’ ‘ Thought not. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Do you ’ ave keys to the wine cellar, Glenda? ’ ‘ Do you think I ’d tell you, Trev Likely? ’ ‘ Thought not. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Doctor Lawn ’s here and he says the man ’s got up and gone home! ’ ‘ Did they get an Igor to look at him? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Does he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t an orc have arms and legs? ’ ‘ Yeah, at the moment, ’ said Andy, and leaped. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Does n’t an orc have ears? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Does that worry you at all? ’ ‘ No, not really, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Dwarfs? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Dynamic tension you know, helps build up the muscles. ’ ‘ Alphonse? ’ said the baker, looking incredulously at the bledlow. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Emberell a? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Er … Well that ’s it, see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Er, h ow did you get hold of the ingredients? ’ ‘ Oh, there is an old alchemy room in the cellars. ’ ‘ Hmm. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Er, how come you ’re so tough, Gobbo? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ever heard of Emberella? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Everyone bathes in a tub in front of the fire, do n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Except … why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Fancy a top- up? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Finally, she said, in a voice li ke pearls, ‘ ’ ad your bleedin ’ eyeful? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | First of all, did n’t anyone in Gen ua, even in those days, know how to take a pulse? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | First, who would think that the beauty in the silver beard, like some goddess of the forge, was a cook ’s as sistant? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | For heavens ’ sake, it ’s not that h ard — ’ ‘ Yes, Nobby? ’ ‘ We ’ve got a bit of a situation, sarge. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | For some game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Free drinks? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | From Genua, remember? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Gentlemen, can you not see what ’s happening in front of y our faces? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Getting the spins is the thing, but if I ’ ave to think too much it do n’t work. ’ ‘ Can you do it with a ball? ’ ‘ Dunno, never tried. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Glenda said, ‘ Oh, ’ and then, ‘ Should they be like that? ’ ‘ I have no idea, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Glenda said, ‘ Trev, fetch Mister …? ’ ‘ Nutt, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Gods bless my soul, I say, what can this be abo ut? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Got a shilling? ’ There was a clink, high above. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Got a way to wriggle us out of this, have you? ’ ‘ I suppose so, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Got it? ’ Nutt, somewhere in the space between the big bobbly hat and the boa constrictor of a s carf, nodded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Got that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Had Hoggett been standing very close when they had been talking? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Had she been thinking at all? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Had the woman asked Glenda her name? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Hardly a great leap of ingenuity, is it? ’ ‘ Oh, there are some significant differences. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Has any of us, in the last few decades, even seen the game being played? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone ever seen a leopard wearing shorts? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Has anyone seen Miss Glenda? ’ ‘ Here, ’ said Glenda, advancing out of the shadows. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have w e all understood that? ’ ‘ It seems pretty clear to me, ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you done something you should n’t? ’ ‘ I should be making myself worthy, ’ Nutt said, pulling away gently and not meeting he r eyes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever met a goblin before? ’ ‘ Strange you should ask, ’ she told him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you ever twisted someone ’s head off? ’ ‘ I do n’t believe so. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you got something very col d and fizzy? ’ ‘ Why, yes, miss. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you got that? ’ ‘ Yes, Glenda. ’ ‘ And while we ’re here we ’ll make a start on the pies for tomorrow night. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Have you heard about micromail? ’ ‘ Got yer. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Having suggested the match in the first place, what do you t hink I would look like if I intervened? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He could go to the Watch and tell them … tha t Andy had been threatening? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He gave as good as ’ e got, my dad, and then some. ’ ‘ So, he was a bugger and a clogger and a biter too, was he? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He gave as good as ’ e got, my dad, and then some. ’ ‘ So, he was a bugger and a clogger and a biter too, was he? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He let go and said, ‘ Can I help you, sir? ’ ‘ You ’re that Lord Veterinary, ai n’t ya? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He let go and said, ‘ Can I help you, sir? ’ ‘ You ’re that Lord Veterinary, ai n’t ya? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He looke d around, ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He should get his ch ance, do n’t you think? ’ Suddenly Vetinari was smiling again. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He vanished about forty years ago, I believe. ’ ‘ Killed? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He was born in the city. ’ ‘ He ’s a Miners fan, then? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He works for me. ’ ‘ What as? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He — Glen da was up ahead? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | He ’s a goblin, from the h igh country. ’ ‘ Coming down here, taking our jobs, yeah? ’ said Carter. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Her last thought as she plummeted into sleep was: Do n’t goblins steal chickens? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Here, what ’s that you ’re holding? ’ ‘ Not today, Andy, ’ said Trev, backing away. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | His stomach expanded, his eyes became pinpoints, thunder rolled overhead and he roared, ‘ WHY HAVEN’T YOU BOYS BROUGHT YOUR KIT? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Honestly, she thought, no t finding somebody is news? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Honestly, what must you think of me? ’ ‘ Nothing, right up until you said that, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How about a date? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How am I doing in terms of nut dimensions? ’ ‘ You ’ve got some kind of magic mirror? ’ said Glenda flatly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How am I doing in terms of nut dimensions? ’ ‘ You ’ve got some kind of magic mirror? ’ said Glenda flatly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How can you be so certain that the orcs were that ba d in any case? ’ ‘ We did terrible things. ’ ‘ They, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How can ’ e do it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How come you ’re still alive with a weedy punch like that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How could I refuse? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How did you do that, Mister Likely? ’ ‘ You just ’ ave to get the hang of it, guv. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How did you talk to Juliet about similes and metaphors a nd poetic licence all wrapped up in wonderful curly writing? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How do I know you are not dangerous? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How do you manage to get the pickled onions to stay so hard and crispy in the baking? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How does it feel to be human? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How does she do it? ’ ‘ Well, you did it, sir. ’ ‘ I undid it. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How hard can it be? ’ ‘ You saw what happened, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How hard would that be? ’ ‘ As hard as a face full of hobnails, perhaps? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How hard would that be? ’ ‘ As hard as a face full of hobnails, perhaps? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How is he getting along? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How is the Dean settling in at Brazeneck, by the way? ’ If it had been anyone else asking, Ridcully thought, that would simply be a polite enquir y. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How many pies could I make out of a weasel like Ottomy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How many times do I need to tell people? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How much of a weight is on yours? ’ ‘ It ’s rather like being a carthorse, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How much of this is magical? ’ ‘ None, Sam, as far as we ’re aware. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How much was he worth? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How much? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How much? ’ said Nutt, turning it over in his mind. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How smart does someone have to be to be as stupid as you? ’ There was a tentative knock at the door and then a watchman put his head around it. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How to begin? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How to begin? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How to unravel it and then r avel it all back up again in a better shape because she had been wrong? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How was you expecting to watch the matc h? ’ ‘ Just so long as we can get close, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How went the day? ’ ‘ You what? ’ ‘ Did Fortune favour Dimwell last night? ’ ‘ What are you on about? ’ Nutt pulled back further. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How went the day? ’ ‘ You what? ’ ‘ Did Fortune favour Dimwell last night? ’ ‘ What are you on about? ’ Nutt pulled back further. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How went the day? ’ ‘ You what? ’ ‘ Did Fortune favour Dimwell last night? ’ ‘ What are you on about? ’ Nutt pulled back further. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How went the day? ’ ‘ You what? ’ ‘ Did Fortune favour Dimwell last night? ’ ‘ What are you on about? ’ Nutt pulled back further. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How would yo u get on away from here, in foreign parts where folks are so odd? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How ’s Professor Macarona? ’ The professor was lying on his back, staring at the sky and wearing an expression of bland happiness. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How ’s it going? ’ She thumped a wad of orders on the table proudly and opened the suitcase. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | How? ’ Carter, always a bit overweight, had to scurry to keep up. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I assume there will be some? ’ ‘ Temperatures were somewhat warmer in olden days. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ca n’t help here, but remember, you ’ve always got your knee. ’ ‘ And what about …? ’ Juliet began. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I collected half a dozen and tested them on the usual subjects. ’ ‘ The students? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I deliberately aimed at the pole. ’ ‘ So? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I do n’t know how the ball stayed at his feet. ’ ‘ Do you mean he dodged past him, sir? ’ said the assistant. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I h aven’t been to a banquet in ages. ’ ‘ You have n’t? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I had déjà vu without the origina l vu. ’ ‘ And it was n’t magic? ’ suggested the Lecturer in Recent Runes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I have already t old the guards to throw the foodstuffs away. ’ ‘ Food cooked by a Sugarbean? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I have n’t done nothing! ’ ‘ Have you thought about opening it? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I have n’t got round to wiping it yet. ’ ‘ Memory of what? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I helped you with the ball …? ’ ‘ And you are telling me I ’m wrong. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I hope that ’s understoo d? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I imagine you run the Night Kitchen? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I just joined. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I know I was down on the list, but who would have thought it would have turned out like this? ’ Ridcully stared at the sky. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I know it was a lot of fun, ’ Glenda said, ‘ but showing off clothes is n’t like a real job, is it? ’ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I know none of us can help how we ’re mad e, but how come you ’ve been made to look like a chicken? ’ ‘ Awk! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, Trev thought, he would n’t switch off his own magic, would he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, do n’t you t hink it ’s trying a bit too hard? ’ ‘ It was hard enough to get that one made, ’ said Dr Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, do these look to you like people who habituall y eat in a foreign language? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, goblins? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, how? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, it ’s pointless, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I mean, we get some decent leftov ers after a big affair, but what ’s that to you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I see you scribbling in your little notebook, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ Yes, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I should have said that you have enormous t — ’ ‘ Just stop there, will you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I should know, I got kicked inna head quite a few times. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Lord Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I take it that you are behind the idea of an expeditionary force to Far Uberwald? ’ ‘ Of course! ’ said the former Dean. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I think he ’s gone for a lie down. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I want to w itness a game of football. ’ ‘ Witness? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I was only a child then, of course. ’ They strolled on and after a while Trev said, ‘ Could you say that again? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I was only seeking worth. ’ ‘ Worth? ’ said Ponder, looking at Trev for some kind of map of this new territory. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I will be pleased to welcome you a s the captain of the Dolly Sisters team. ” ’ ‘ Why has he picked on me? ’ Stollop demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if I could borrow one of them? ’ ‘ Be my guest, ’ said the Patrician. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I wonder if you could assist me by removing it from the premises? ’ He gave her a grateful smile, took the pie and hurried away. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I wonder why ca n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I wondered if you could be of assistance to me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I would say he is trying to see what kind of man he is going to be. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll send my bill to you, sha ll I, Mustrum? ’ ‘ Would n’t you like to take him somewhere nice and quiet? ’ said the referee. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ll send my bill to you, sha ll I, Mustrum? ’ ‘ Would n’t you like to take him somewhere nice and quiet? ’ said the referee. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’m amazed at your insight in so short a t ime. ’ ‘ I have a talent for pattern recognition in developing situations. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’m not risin ’ to it, Andy. ’ ‘ Not risin ’ to anythin ’ very much, are you? ’ ‘ Not listenin ’, Andy, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’m smart. ’ ‘ Yes, Mister Trev, I can see that. ’ ‘ Get the gear on and let ’s go, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sorry! ’ ‘ Why be? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’m sure I can trust Mister Likely and Mister Nutt with the money, ca n’t I? ’ He said it jovially, but there was an edge to his voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got the staff with the silver skull on it — ’ ‘ And a joke- shop mask? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got three brothers, ai n’t I? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve got to clean up for the day, and I do n’t want football dirtying up my nice surfaces, you hear me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve helped lots of people and I invented the Ploughman ’s Pie. ’ ‘ Did the people you helped want to be helped? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | I ’ve helped lots of people and I invented the Ploughman ’s Pie. ’ ‘ Did the people you helped want to be helped? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | If I wrote ’ er a letter, you could give it t o ’ er, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | If even Pepe knew there was something on the boil, then surely the Old Sam would know too? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | If he trusts us, can you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | If you feel really hungry I ’ve got some macaroons. ’ She looked at the near est Sister and said, ‘ What about you, love? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | If you want to play, just go and do it, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Impossible? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | In the High Energy Magic Department, yes? ’ ‘ A coming man, our Adrian, ’ said the former Dean, proprietorially. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | In the vats you stir up tallow, not the past, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | In theory Glenda ’s activities would merit anoth er kind of firework display later on, but it was n’t going to happen, was it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is a little first- aid knowledge too much to expect? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is he a goblin, do you think? ’ said Glenda, as patiently as possible. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is he really just hun ched up? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is that clear? ’ ‘ Twice, sarge. ’ He could n’t resist it, he just could n’t, not even with the cold sweat r olling down his spine. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is that understood? ’ ‘ Yes, sir, ’ said Mr Hoggett. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is there a point you wish to make? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is there a problem, Havelock? ’ ‘ No, no, not at all, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is there anything else that can be said? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is there nothing he will not stoop to? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is this not so, Drumknott? ’ ‘ You did indeed consume some twelve pints of very strong malted beverage, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Is this not so? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ca n’t be true! ’ ‘ Sir? ’ He realized that all the footballers were staring at him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It concerns this wretched game called foot- the- ball … ’ ‘ It does? ’ The glass, now in Ridcully ’s hand, trembled not a fraction. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It did what it sa i d on the iron maiden. ’ ‘ And what happened to them? ’ ‘ Well, officially they ’re all dead, ’ said Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It does n’t have to make sense! ’ ‘ But he warned you about Nutt? ’ ‘ Yes, but I do n’t think he meant “ lock up your pies ”, do you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It does n’t have to make sense! ’ ‘ But he warned you about Nutt? ’ ‘ Yes, but I do n’t think he meant “ lock up your pies ”, do you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It grumbled all the time. ’ ‘ It really can talk? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It is expected of me. ’ ‘ But how can that possibly work? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It needed instant nourishmen t. ’ ‘ Trev says you used to be chained to an anvil? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It never happ ened. ’ ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Carter. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It sai d so on his door, did n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It travels faster than light in two directions at once! ’ ‘ Can we make it do anything interesting? ’ ‘ Well yes! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It wa s bad enough finding ping- pong balls nesting in the attics. ’ ‘ Ping- pong balls nestin ’? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It was a long time ago and a long way away, right, an ’ it ’s no t like the trolls and dwarfs were n’t as bad as you lot, ai n’t I right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It was all very well for the Watch to say ‘ the innocent have nothing to fear ’, but what was that all about? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It was just after the case of Mister Floribunda. ’ ‘ Which one was he? ’ said Ridcully, still striding purposefully ahead. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It will send exactly the right message to the student body. ’ ‘ But he disobeyed an express order, may I point out? ’ ‘ That ’s right. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It wo n’t cause trouble for anyone, will it? ’ Nutt added, looking suddenly anxious. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll be nice to get ahead of ourselves, right? ’ Juliet said nothing. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’ll get cheaper, too, they say, and most of all it does n’t — ’ ‘ Wotcher, Glendy, guess who? ’ Someone tapped Glenda on the shoulder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a bit dull, isn ’ t it? ’ ‘ Pies were mentioned, ’ said the Lecturer in Recent Runes, craning his neck. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a good way of gettin ’ your head caved in! ’ ‘ Trev Likely? ’ roared Bledlow Nobbs( no relation). |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s a metaphor? ’ said Glenda, relieved. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s about the foo tball, I ’m sure of it. ’ ‘ Well? ’ ‘ For some plan, I expect. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s always been like that! ’ ‘ What could have caused such a difference between them? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s always been like that! ’ ‘ What could have caused such a difference between them? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s called an omnibus, see, and omni means everything and damn near e verything happens on this bus, that ’s why I have the axe, see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s for people who ’ve got to be in Sto Lat ea rly and have n’t got much money, and there ’s the rub, see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s never going to happen, is it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not dwarfish. ’ ‘ Oh, but it manifestly is, is it not? ’ said the King. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s not our ki nd of thing, is it? ’ ‘ Does n’t say that in the paper. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s ridiculous to sit up here like this. ’ ‘ You ’re going on the pitch, sir? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | It ’s top stuff. ’ ‘ What about his lordship? ’ He grinned. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Just one thing: that was n’t magic, because we would know, s o how was it done? ’ ‘ Well, initially, dwarfish alchemy, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Just someone?! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Just spe ak with a little more class, eh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Just the job, eh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Just wait while I fetch my scarf, will yo u? ’ To herself she added, You just keep walking, Johnny! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Let him down gently. ’ ‘ What happened to him? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Let ’s get on with it, shall we? ’ ‘ Gentlemen, would you please form up your teams for the singing of the National Anth em. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Like UU? ’ She waved her hands in the air. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Luv, Trev. ” How does that sound? ’ ‘ The soul of it is pure and noble, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | MISTER NUTT? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Made of pie. ’ ‘ What kind? ’ His informant looked shocked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Makes it more fun. ’ ‘ Are n’t you going to train, sir? ’ said Ponder, pulling another document towards him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Making notes about what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | May I ask how —? ’ ‘ She is a cook, Drumknott, not a maid. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | May I conti nue? ’ ‘ Huh, ’ said Ponder, in that slight daze that overcame everyone hearing a Nutt lecture for the first time. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | May I? ’ said Professor Ritornello. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Mister Hoggett? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Mister Stibbons! ’ ‘ Yes, Archchancellor? ’ ‘ You shall be the keeper of the rules and adjudicate fairly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | My own recipe. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No one who uses make- up is going to tear your head off, right? ’ ‘ Did n’t you meet my ex- wife? ’ said the baker. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No one who uses make- up is going to tear your head off, right? ’ ‘ Did n’t you meet my ex- wife? ’ said the baker. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No one would dare mess with it. ’ ‘ How come you know about brimstoned rubber? ’ said Glang. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No one would want to go like that. ’ ‘ But he loved his football! ’ ‘ So? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No sense in getting too worried. ’ ‘ So why were you running? ’ said Juliet sharply. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No ’ arm in passin ’ the time, eh? ’ ‘ The Dollies killed your ol’ man, Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No, what the wise man can not change he must channel. ’ ‘ And how do you intend to do that? ’ ‘ By giving the job to you. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | No, worse than creamed – cheesed. ’ ‘ I thought you were just someone who made clothes? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Not a l ot changes in here, does it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Not angry, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Not countin ’ today, how often have you seen the ball in play? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Not much help for you now, is there, Orc? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Nothing wrong with re d and yellow, no one else uses those two, but, well, you want two big U ’s on the front, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Now what would I do at this point if I were in a romantic novel? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Now … Will … You … Trust … Me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Now, ho w about you just run along to training? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Now, you listen to me, Trev Lik ely, under all that gab, you ’re a decent sort, so I ’ll tell you this: see Juliet over t here? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Now, you would say to me, I am sure, ’ h e went on, ‘ What of the 4–4–2 or even the 4–1–2–1–2, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Nutt took it, raised it in the air and — What happened? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Nutt? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Oh, I see that you still have Mister Stibbons here? ’ ‘ Er … ’ began Ponder, looking from one to the other. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Oh, and there ’s a box of matches, too. ’ ‘ What for? ’ said Smeems, reaching out for the hook. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Oh, did n’t I? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Oh, why had he, why had he left the vats? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ok ay, they had never had much in the way of schooling, but why did they have to be so dumb? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ Should I tell him abo ut the magic mirror? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ Should I tell him abo ut the magic mirror? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Okay? ’ ‘ This is n’t that kind of football, Trev, ’ said Nutt soothingly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Old Stollop’ll ask her what she saw at the game. ’ ‘ Well? ’ ‘ She ’ll tell him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | On the nail, and she wo n’t lose it if s omeone prettier comes along. ’ ‘ Dolly Sisters, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | On the subject of dinners, frankly I could do with mi ne! ’ ‘ You let him go? ’ said Sergeant Angua, horrified. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | One above all others and one Hat, of course? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | One loo ked at her and said, ‘ Are you supposed to be walking on the university lawns, madam? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Only in your heads, I feel. ’ The tallest grag said, ‘ So you intend to do nothing? ’ The King paused for a moment, staring at the ceiling. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Or did they spare him that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Or worse? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Otherwise you ’re a numper. ’ ‘ A numper being …? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ove r a game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Pe rhaps, oh, I do n’t know, a different perfume would help? ’ ‘ I mean she is a member of the serving classes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Pep e says he ’s going to win the match. ’ ‘ What have you been saying? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Pepe looked up excitedly at Madame, who went on, ‘ I wonder if you, if she … if you both would mind joining me backstage? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Please find me a ball suitable for the game of football. ’ ‘ That mask is new? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Procatalepsis and pleonasm in one day? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Put the word out, will you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Rather a wizened shell of a game, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Rats did n’t sob, did they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Really, ’ said Ridcully, as though filing this away and trying not to think H ow many of them were alive before you murdered them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Really? ’ ‘ Yes, indeed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Regrettably, it is not being played that way. ’ ‘ It is n’t? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Regrettably, so do t he supporters ’ clubs. ’ ‘ What is the nature of this problem? ’ Ridcully enquired. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Rules? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Salamanders were flashing on and off, which meant people with iconograph s, did n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | See if you Dimmers like him stamping all over you! ’ ‘ Old Staple? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | See this shirt? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | See yer tomorrow, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Shatta has got to be seen out and abo ut, you see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | She c ertainly did n’t sound like a librarian, did she? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | She looked at Trev and said, ‘ Do you think V etinari knows about this? ’ ‘ Dunno, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | She shared this thought with Juliet, who pointed down at the feet of another well- hee led customer and said, ‘ Wot? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | She should n’t say that to people. ’ ‘ But he was worthless, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | She was my grandmother. ’ ‘ And she was a cook at the Guild of Assassins when she was younger? ’ ‘ That ’s right. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Signed Ponder Stib bons pp Mustrum Ridcully. ’ ‘ You signed this one for me? ’ Ridcully said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Since what was claimed to be the original rules was writt en in an ancient language, how could anyone other than a nob know what they meant? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Since when did a wizard work for wages? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Slip on a pair of the shorts. ’ ‘ Wot, here? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Smeems says he ’s a good lad but sort of odd. ’ ‘ Then he should fit right in, do n’t you think, Stibbons? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So Glenda made do with ‘ Where have you been? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So I told ’ i m he was Trevor Likely, and he said that was, you know, helpful. ’ I ’m stuck, are n’t I? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So how come you ’re down in the vats, eh, workin ’ for someone like me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So there is, like, a new one just for the occasion. ’ ‘ I thought you never played? ’ said Trev weakly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So what if she had a vocabulary of fewer than seven hundred words? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | So what? ’ said the urchin, then realized that his hand was empty wh en it should now, under normal gravitational rules, be full again. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Som e of them could read, surely? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Something baked, perhaps? ’ ‘ Well done, sir! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Something ’s going on, ai n’t it, Trev? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Somewhere around about dawn, in fact. ’ ‘ All night? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Sounds like fun. ’ ‘ Somethin ’s gone wrong, ’ asn’t it? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Strong words. ’ ‘ Ca n’t we help? ’ Glenda persevered. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Suppose I could manage it … ‘All right, meet at work at hal f past one, do you hear? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Surely what she has done has helped him? ’ ‘ But he frets all the time and it ’s got out now that he ’s an orc. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Take them off, for a start. ’ But what will the neighbours say? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Tell me- did n’t we use to have a sports master here? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Thank you. ’ ‘ You do n’t act drunk! ’ ‘ No, but I do act sober quite well, do n’t you think? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That girl is a Stollop? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That is no t good. ’ ‘ Well, then, why are you coming back? ’ Glenda demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That it always delivers a perfect specimen? ’ ‘ Actually, we know very little for certain, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That someone who did not watch football was not a real person? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That stiff that went to the Lady Sibyl? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That was the last known battle in which the race known as orcs were deployed. ’ ‘ Deployed? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That would b e great, eh? ’ ‘ Do you know what Nutt thought the Posse was called, Carter? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That would b e great, eh? ’ ‘ Do you know what Nutt thought the Posse was called, Carter? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That ’s a bit pathetic, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That ’s all I know. ’ ‘ Well, thank you …? ’ There was no mistaking the hanging question. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | That ’s not the sort of thing you should do. ’ ‘ Like you know? ’ said Juliet, who sometimes thought that questions were answers. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The Dark Lady? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The P rince of Football? ’ ‘ Do we need a little talk, Mister Trev? ’ Nutt said urgently. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The P rince of Football? ’ ‘ Do we need a little talk, Mister Trev? ’ Nutt said urgently. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The delicate balance between town and gown, the unseen and the mundane? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The door will open. ’ ‘ What door is that? ’ she said, trying to remain cheerful. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The dwarfs still want total extermination. ’ ‘ How many orcs are there? ’ ‘ Nobody knows. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The fo otball team? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The hands are not to be used, is that clear? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The luckless Algernon, with Trev ’s rage baking his face, managed, ‘ But, like … he ’s a Dimmer … ’ ‘ Who are yer? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The one the Igor gave him? ’ ‘ Tuna, spaghetti and jam. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The one who in vented the Temperance League? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The only person who could stop it if it all went wrong would n’t have made a mistake like that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The only rational thought that d idn’t flee from her mind was: I wonder if that job is still going in the Fools ’ Guild? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The personal touch, you know what I mean? ’ ‘ So they ’re actually just painted balls of wood and nothin’ else? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The personal touch, you know what I mean? ’ ‘ So they ’re actually just painted balls of wood and nothin’ else? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The players all want to kick the ball. ’ ‘ And so they should, surely? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The skull ring, remember? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | The strength of the player is the team and the strength of the team is the player. ’ ‘ Did you hear that? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Then she said, keeping her eyes straight ahead, ‘ The thing about the poem … ’ ‘ How did you know, Miss Glenda? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Then she tur ned to Trev, her heart thumping, and said, ‘ What is an orc? ’ ‘ I dunno. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Then what did I think I was doing, passing on all that old toot? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Then what? ’ He f licked the paper once again, which hit Ponder ’s pencil. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Ther e has got to be something better than this. ’ ‘ Bigger boots? ’ suggested the Lecturer in Recent Runes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There is a door. ’ ‘ What? ’ ‘ A door in my head. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There must be about forty people in there already. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There was another pause and he added, ‘ Fancy a drink? ’ ‘ I do n’t mind if I do, ’ said the former Dean. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There was something she had to do, now what was it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There were more than enough people who were stuffed tight a s an egg with words, and who would want to see any of them on the front page? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There were things you had to do, were n’t there? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | There ’s usually some bad story. ’ ‘ Anyone ever ask you? ’ He stared at her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They always shouts the loudest. ’ ‘ So you support the same team all your life? ’ ‘ Well, if you move away it ’s okay to change. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They are a sorry bunch. ’ ‘ Is it they who should be sorry? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They are there for protection. ’ ‘ Whose? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They did not have to drink to excess, did they? ’ ‘ You knew they would! ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They do n’t make any sense. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They like not having to quaff. ’ ‘ Do we have to pay for this? ’ said Glenda nervously. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They were claws, and claws were for clawing, were n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They were going to lose, were n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They were, of course, merely employees o f the university, while the wizards were, well, were the university, were n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They will help the thoughts come straight. ’ ‘ Is n’t that what you did for Trev? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They would stand around saying ‘ What ’s all thi s then? ’ and asking all the same questions we are. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | They ’ve got a smith ’ ere, ai n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | This is a kitchen. ’ ‘ D’you fink he ’s goin’ to tell? ’ ‘ He does n’t really know anything. ’ Eight inches, she thought. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | This is about dreams, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | This is poetry, but wh at really is it sayin ’? ’ Nutt cleared his throat. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | This place would have a privy, would n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | This place would just blow up! ’ ‘ You think so? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Three meals? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Time and place, please. ’ ‘ ’ ow do I know I can trust you? ’ said the urchin. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | To better than Burleigh and Stronginthearm sp ecification? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | To fuss around her like an old hen? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | To what urgent matter do I owe this visit? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Today, if possible. ’ ‘ You? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Trevor Likely is teaching you elocution? ’ ‘ Do n’t tell me, I know this one … You mean talkin ’ proper? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Trevor Likely is teaching you elocution? ’ ‘ Do n’t tell me, I know this one … You mean talkin ’ proper? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ’ ‘ Ca n’t I go and see how Nutt is gettin ’ on? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Understand? ’ ‘ Ca n’t I go and see how Nutt is gettin ’ on? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | University statute? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Vampires who do n’t suck blood? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Vampires? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari wants to muck it about. ’ ‘ Just leave it alone, will you? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Vetinari ’s not going to get it all his o wn way for once? ’ ‘ We ’ll play a good game, you ’ll see, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Want one? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Wanted to run away from bein ’ me. ’ ‘ How fast can an orc run? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Was that a choice of three cheeses, Mister S tibbons? ’ ‘ Yes, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ I was just checking. ’ Ridcully leaned forward. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Was that a frown? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We can stop people fighting by magic and then what do we do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We have a very now audience. ’* ‘ Yes? ’ he ventured. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We never saw one another, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We shout together, right? ’ He punched Nutt playfully on the arm. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We ’ll never know, will we? ’ ‘ Not necessarily, ’ said a voice cheerfully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We ’re helpin g him, are n’t we, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ Does n’t he look sweet lying there? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | We ’re helpin g him, are n’t we, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ Does n’t he look sweet lying there? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, Glenda had done that, and nothing ba d had happened, had it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, in that case, I’ll — Look, will you men please stop pushing? ’ Nu tt added to the crowd, who were craning to see. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, it looks like you were n’t thinking big enough. ’ ‘ What do you suggest, dear? ’ ‘ Me? ’ said Pepe. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, it looks like you were n’t thinking big enough. ’ ‘ What do you suggest, dear? ’ ‘ Me? ’ said Pepe. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, that should make for a more interesting game, at least, eh, Mustrum? … Mu strum? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, that should make for a more interesting game, at least, eh, Mustrum? … Mu strum? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Well, that ’s good, innit? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Were n’t you supposed to keep banging on the chest to, like, show the broken heart how to beat again? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Were you at the match? ’ he enquired, glancing from Gle nda to Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What about agriculture? ’ ‘ Defence of the realm against starvation. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What advice do you have for young people today? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What am I saying? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What are these new rule s? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What are you going to do now? ’ ‘ Twenty- five dollars, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What brings you here to our miserable and sadly out- of- date little university? ’ ‘ Oh, come now, Mustrum. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What can I say? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What can you make from people if you really try? ’ ‘ It ’s an interesting theory, ’ said Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What could anyone do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What could she have been thinking of? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What did I do? ’ ‘ As much as the stupid Stollops. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What did anyb ody really see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What did he ever do to you? ’ Even Andy was frozen. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What do we need, Stibbons? ’ ‘ A better ball, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What do you like to eat? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What does that mean? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What d’you think? ’ This time the sherry got in first. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What had he seen in her expression? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What had he tried to tell himself? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What had she been thinking of? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is it about Nutt that is so important? ’ ‘ The bastard tried to lure you away? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is it about Nutt that is so important? ’ ‘ The bastard tried to lure you away? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is it about me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is t hat thinking engine of yours doing these days? ’ Ponder brightened. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is the purpose of this game? ’ ‘ To win, of course! ’ ‘ Indeed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is the trick? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is there to fear? ’ Ridcully said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is your favourite spoon? ’ ‘ I do n’t think she ’s got a favourite spoon, ’ said Glenda, waiting for the world to make some sense. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What is your name, young la dy? ’ ‘ Juliet, ’ said Glenda automatically, and then blushed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What kind of death is that for a wizard? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What kind of person has th ree meals a day? ’ ‘ Someone who ca n’t afford nine, ’ said Ponder flatly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What might he become? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What might t hey do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What on earth did she want to come along and bake pies for? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are you doing here? ’ ‘ And how did you get in? ’ Ponder demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What the hell are you doing here? ’ ‘ And how did you get in? ’ Ponder demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What the hell was the bastard ’s name? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What was going on? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What was she thinking? ’ ‘ I am not sure, but she likes Mister Trev, she thinks he is funny. ’ ‘ So have you read Trev ’s everything? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What was she thinking? ’ ‘ I am not sure, but she likes Mister Trev, she thinks he is funny. ’ ‘ So have you read Trev ’s everything? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What was that all about? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What went wrong? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What were the wizards doing at the game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What will Ladyship do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What would No Face and Concrete and Weepy Mukko do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What would happen if your toe trouble played up again …? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What would she do without me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What would you do without me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s bee n going on? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s happening? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s it they say? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s next, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ With regard to the chanting, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that all abou t? ’ He levered himself up and realized that he had been put to bed on one of the grubby bedrolls in the vats. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that all about, then? ’ She pressed it into Glenda ’s hand. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s that all about? ’ ‘ It is something built into us, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the point of that? ’ ‘ Well, you must admit that it makes rich people less rich, ’ said the chocolate voice of Madame behind her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s the problem? ’ ‘ It ’s Archchancellor Preserved Bigger ’s Bequest, ’ said the Master of The Traditions. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What ’s this? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ Trev told him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | What? ’ ‘ I fort you was goin’ to stab ’ i m! ’ ‘ I just happened to be holding a knife. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | When ever has a wizard retired? ’ ‘ Well. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | When they had gone, Ponder Stibbons said, ‘ You ’re entrusting them with twenty- five d ollars? ’ ‘ Yes, indeed, ’ said Ridcully cheerfully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Wher e do you get your hair done? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where are you from, really? ’ The old panic contained again. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where could they start? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where did you learn to punch like that? ’ ‘ Never learned, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where had that come from? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where have you all bee n? ’ ‘ We ’ ad to go to Sto Lat, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where was she trained? ’ he, or conceivably she, squeake d while clapping his or her cheeks with both hands. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s My Cow? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where ’s the catch? ’ ‘ None. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Where? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Whereas pink, if you will excuse me, is rat her a … female colour? ’ Trev grinned. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who are yer? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who are you? ’ ‘ Trevor Likely, guv. ’ ‘ Nutt, Archchancellor. ’ Ridcully ’s eyes narrowed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who cared about the innocent and their problems when the Watch were on their way? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who cares what ’ appened ’ undreds of years ago? ’ ‘ Hang on a minute. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who could afford that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who did he think he was? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who is mover and who is moved? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who knew why, apart from them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who on ear th did that woman think she was? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who would have thought that lady trolls would go for fake- tan lotion? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who ’d have though t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s in this from UU? ’ ‘ Ah. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Who ’s interested in that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Whoever heard of a man resigning from UU? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why am I not? ’ ‘ Well, because … Well, I would n’t know what to wear. ’ Glenda was getting desperate n ow. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why are you so angry all the time? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why chang e things? ’ ‘ The game of foot- the- ball is very behind the times, Miss Glenda. ’ ‘ Well, so are you — Sorry, sorry, but, well. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why did other people need so much sleep? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why did she do this? ’ Because I did tell her to do this, sort of, that ’s why. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t we go? ’ ‘ Never heard of it, ’ Glenda snorted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why do n’t you just read it right now? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why do you think this is? ’ Despite the patent stupidity of the question, Nutt seemed to think deeply. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why do you think we should do that? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why would anyone want them around? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why, then, had the housekeeper employed Juliet? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Will you assist in this endeavour? ’ ‘ In every way that I can, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | With a beard? ’ ‘ That ’s her! ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | With two t ’s. ’ ‘ Do you think the second one helps matters, Nutt? ’ ‘ Not really, sir. ’ ‘ Where is Trev? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | With two t ’s. ’ ‘ Do you think the second one helps matters, Nutt? ’ ‘ Not really, sir. ’ ‘ Where is Trev? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Without ado, I have penned a chant, such as you asked for! ’ ‘ Did I? ’ said Ridcully, out of the corner of his mouth. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Wo n’t you join us? ’ ‘ Sorry, guv, but I promised my old mum that I ’d never play football. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Wot are you all abou t? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would I lie to you, Billy? ’ Trev could make up lies that were very nearly truths. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would a novel called Pride and Buns be totally out of the question? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would it hurt to have a pie- making se quence? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would it make things better? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you answer a few questions, please? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you deny them that chance? ’ ‘ You had three men hanged last week, ’ said Ridcully, without quite understanding why. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you dress up in chain mail and parade in front of a lot of strangers for twenty- five dollars? ’ Glenda shuddered. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you like another try? ’ ‘ Permission to go and find my mother? ’ Ridcully hesitated. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you like another try? ’ ‘ Permission to go and find my mother? ’ Ridcully hesitated. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you like some more … wine? ’ ‘ Did you see that she tried to stare me down? ’ said Margolotta. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you like some more … wine? ’ ‘ Did you see that she tried to stare me down? ’ said Margolotta. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Would you like to work for my department? ’ ‘ Everyone knows women ca n’t be wizards, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Yes, you are right, I am an orc, but does n’t an orc have eyes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ There was a knock at the door. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Yes? ’ This was to the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You actually signed the edict. ’ ‘ Did I? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You asked why I am strong? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You can bring a chum with you if you like, bu t you better bloody well come. ’ ‘ Why do I ’ ave to kick the door? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You corner some poor tosser and taunt ’ i m until ’ e loses ’ is rag and so ’ e starts it, does n’t ’ e? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You just do n’t get it, do you? ’ ‘ I can see helmets, Andy, ’ said Jumbo urgently. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You just do n’t, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You knew about the dainties. ’ ‘ Spying? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know Lord Vetinari is allowing the Hippo to be used for the game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know it, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know what I think? ’ ‘ My dad says it wo n’t look very good for Vetinari if the Academicals lose, ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know, the kind that works? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know, we were playing those buggers in Dimwell. ’ ‘ Until three in the morning? ’ ‘ That ’s the rules, innit? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know, we were playing those buggers in Dimwell. ’ ‘ Until three in the morning? ’ ‘ That ’s the rules, innit? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know. ’ ‘ About? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You know? ’ When they clearly did n’t, she continued: ‘ They hate each other. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You like them? ’ ‘ I think you could make yourself a lot of money out of that, ’ said one of the passengers. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You lot jus ’ cut throats and nicked stuff, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You ought to get out of here. ’ ‘ Me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You spent your life lifting weights, or what? ’ ‘ You are correct in your surmise, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You take my meaning? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You think it ’s all over? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You think that ’s a life? ’ ‘ Someone has to make pies, ’ Madame said, with an infuriating calm reasonableness. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You want to see him do it, missy? ’ ‘ What are you playin ’ at? ’ said Trev, angrily. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You want to see him do it, missy? ’ ‘ What are you playin ’ at? ’ said Trev, angrily. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You were, I mean y ou are, his friend, ca n’t you stick your fingers down his throat or something? ’ ‘ Well, no, ’ said Rincewind. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You wrote her a lovely poem, did n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You ’ re not from there, are you? ’ That was an accusation as much as a question. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You ’ll get us a ll into trouble! ’ ‘ Why ca n’t he be a player? ’ said Juliet, staring at her reflection in a window. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You ’re a dwarf? ’ said Trev, trying not to turn round. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | You ’re not a zombie, are you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Young women with very thin damp clothing? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Your father loved yo u, did he not? ’ ‘ Wot? ’ Trev ’s face reddened. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | Your father loved yo u, did he not? ’ ‘ Wot? ’ Trev ’s face reddened. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | when others go clunk … Well, where ’s the contest? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A Dolly favour on a good Dimmer boy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A bloody nuisance? ’ said Ridcully aloud. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A crab necklace? ’ giggled Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A few more inches to prevent mobbing by the ladies should present us with no probl ems, surely, Mister Stibbons? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A few w ords of advice, perhaps? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A fundamental law, that. ’ ‘ What ’s an orc? ’ said the lady next to him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A little jealous, perhaps? ’ ‘ Havelock, you go too far! ’ ‘ Would you expect otherwise? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A little jealous, perhaps? ’ ‘ Havelock, you go too far! ’ ‘ Would you expect otherwise? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ A prank, then? ’ Angua tried. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah, Mister Likely, I suppose there is nothing I can do that would get you o n to the team? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ah? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ai n’t you ever heard of the Thieves ’ Guild? ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, Stibbons, what do you suggest? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, dear, what ’s this all about? ’ said Pepe. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, perhaps that came out a little confused, but surely you can follow the seam? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, then, you can head back with me. ’ ‘ Will we see the banquet? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ All right, what do you want? ’ ‘ We ’ve got an orc down in the cellars, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ An ’ will he be glad about that? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And I suppose you want the proof? ’ He half turned his head. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Ladyship le ts him read this stuff? ’ ‘ Indeed, she very nearly insists. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Mrs Atkinson. ’ ‘ Mrs Atkinson? ’ ‘ And Willy Piltdown, Harry Capstick and the Brisket Boys. ’ ‘ Them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And Mrs Atkinson. ’ ‘ Mrs Atkinson? ’ ‘ And Willy Piltdown, Harry Capstick and the Brisket Boys. ’ ‘ Them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And anyway, did n’t he do all those lovely candles at the banquet last night? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And he ’s going to take you to the football, is he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And him? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And how are those rules coming alo ng, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ Oh, quite well, thank you, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And if something goes wrong? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And it was a Dimmer boy? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And shall I tell you something? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And sometimes I think all he worries ab out is being worthy. ’ ‘ Are you worthy? ’ said the woman. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that ’s the magic, see? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And that ’s true, is it? ’ But it had to be true. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And the prize would be? ’ said Henry, smiling at the crowd. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And then? ’ said her voice, like a teacher encouraging a promising pupil. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And they ’ve always been useful, have n’t they? ’ ‘ Yes, Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And tomorrow? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And upset? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what does he do then? ’ ‘ Well, nothing, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what good is this going to do? ’ ‘ It ’s going to win you the match, that ’s what. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what is your name? ’ ‘ Swithin, shir, ’ said the man. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what will they do? ’ Glenda snapped. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what will they do? ’ said the creature. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And what will you do, throw it back? ’ ‘ Something like that, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And with a newspaper, I ’m pleased to see. ’ ‘ Is n’t it exciting? ’ said Juliet, and thrust the paper at her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you are pretty hard to understand in any case. ’ ‘ Ith he thubject to thtrange moodth? ’ Igor ploughed on. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you do n’t want anything to do with him. ’ ‘ Why not? ’ ‘ He ’s a Dimmer! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you know what? ’ she ad ded, raising her voice against the steel roar of the crowd. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you let him go, Kipper? ’ ‘ It looked like a case of doctor ’s orders, sarge, ’ said Haddock, giving Trev a wretched look. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you think that makes any difference, do you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you walked in, just like that? ’ ‘ Well, the pie helped. ’ ‘ We have met before, you know, ’ said her ladyship. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And you ’ll see there ’s a chandelier hook stuck in the top, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And your stake, Dea — Sir, would be …? ’ Ridcully turned his head slightly and growled, ‘ He does n’t have to have one. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ And — ’ ‘ What? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Another pp, eh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Any other name, by any chance? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyhow, he was only telling me how he w as going to get himself a better job. ’ ‘ Doing what? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyone want to add anything? ’ ‘ I could toy fitfully with a little fruit, ’ said the Professor of Recondite Phenomena. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything going to go off bang? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anything you can tell me about the game tomorrow, Trev? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Anyway, they wo n’t know, will th ey? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Appetite? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are ve comfortable, Mister N utt? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are we nearly there yet? ’ ‘ Another five minutes, ’ said the driver. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you Dave Likely ’s lad? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you Lady Margolotta? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right, master? ’ ‘ I have been better, Nutts. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you all right? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you bloody mad? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you bloody stupid? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you enjoying this, Archchancellor? ’ ‘ Good heavens no, ’ said Ridcully, his eyes sparkling. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you goin’ out, Glendy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you nu — insane? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you okay, dear? ’ Verity enquired. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you pulling my chuff, Gobbo? ’ said Trev, handing him an ancient sweater, faded and saggy with age. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you really sure you know ’ ow it works? ’ he said to Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you saying he ’s too smart to be a candle dribbler? ’ said the bledlow, a militant l ook in his eye. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you saying it ’s too good for them? ’ ‘ You ’re giving them Avec. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sick? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure this is wise, sir? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure you were n’t holding a hammer? ’ ‘ No hammer, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure, miss? ’ Glenda was n’t sure, but anything would be better than facing Hix ’s know- it- all smile. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ said Macarona. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ It ’s not the kinda thing you forget. ’ ‘ What kind of jam? ’ Glenda insisted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you sure? ’ ‘ It ’s not the kinda thing you forget. ’ ‘ What kind of jam? ’ Glenda insisted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you upset? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you wondering how he will come? ’ ‘ He has had a very long day and a remarkably successful one. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Are you? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Back to Her? ’ ‘ She gave me worth, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Been busy, I suspect? ’ ‘ I thought you were lyin ’ low? ’ said Trev hopelessly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Been busy, I suspect? ’ ‘ I thought you were lyin ’ low? ’ said Trev hopelessly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Besides, ’ said Andy, ‘ I ’m turning over a new leaf, ai n’t I? ’ ‘ Oh, yeah? ’ ‘ Got out of the Shove, ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Besides, ’ said Andy, ‘ I ’m turning over a new leaf, ai n’t I? ’ ‘ Oh, yeah? ’ ‘ Got out of the Shove, ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Best o ’ luck to you, guv. ’ ‘ Is there anything to eat at these affairs? ’ said Ridcully, for whom lunchtime was a sac rament. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Bingo! ’ ‘ I beg your pardon, Stibbons? ’ ‘ Oh, nothing, sir, not really. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I do n’t have no argument with you, do I? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But I want you in early tomorrow, all right? ’ ‘ Yes, Glenda, ’ said Juliet meekly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But can I tell him we ’re in the clear? ’ ‘ It ’s all sorted! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But however do we see things? ’ ‘ Depends on the Shove, guv. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But it spoke to me without — ’ ‘ We do n’t talk about it, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But we could make a copy, could n’t we? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But we men of craft are not interested in such paltry baubles as cups and medals, are w e? ’ said Henry. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But what about my passengers? ’ said the driver. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But what ’s that bloke chained to that bed for? ’ said the bledlow. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But why do n’t you ask Miss Glenda yourself? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But you ’re not about to eat anyone, are y ou, dear? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ But “ Necromancers Do It All Night ”? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ By myself? ’ said Ponder, horrified. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t I have one more? ’ ‘ Just one, then, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t one of you find something t o put over him? ’ The mere question sent them scurrying in panic. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you control your fans? ’ Hoggett shrugged. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you do something? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you ’ ear it? ’ ‘ Hear what? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ca n’t you ’ ear it? ’ ‘ Hear what? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I ask you a personal question, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ Nearly all the questions people ask me are personal, though do go ahead, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can I help? ’ He lowered his voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you get me in to the banquet on Wednesday night? ’ ‘ Sorry, the butler chooses who gets those jobs, ’ said Molly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you help me get him to the Lady Sybil, Mister Haddock? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you light them, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ Yes, miss. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you read it for me, Glendy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you really light the candles from here? ’ she said aloud. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Can you stop it? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Charlie? ’ A skeleton walked out through black curtains at t he far end of the room. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Cigarette? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Come on up to the Night Kitchen and we ’ll scrounge break fast, okay? ’ ‘ Oh no, Mister Trev, ’ said Nutt, almost dropping a candle. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could I please ask every one else to leave? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could I regretfully remind you gentlemen that I have another hand? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could you give that to me a little bit more simpl y? ’ ‘ Oh, I ’m sorry, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Could you pass me the ball, please? ’ He to ok the football and bounced it on the floor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Currently th e teams wear old shirts and short trousers. ’ ‘ How short? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies, urgency in his voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Dead man ’s pointy shoes? ’ ‘ No, I forbid it! ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I mention that when it is presented, the very nearly gold urn will be full of beer? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did I say that I am a politician? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did a few hours ’ unloading down the docks, did n’t I? ’ he said defensively, as though a bit of casual labour was some kind of offence. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did he really? ’ ‘ Yes, sir, and he gave me the change and the receipt. ’ ‘ You seem puzzled, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ Well, yes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did he really? ’ ‘ Yes, sir, and he gave me the change and the receipt. ’ ‘ You seem puzzled, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ Well, yes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t anyone notice that you were getting all this power? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did n’t you see it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you hear that? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you just make that up? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you know that all of the orcs were hunted down after the war? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you like it? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you scream? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you see that they held hands all the time? ’ At the doorway, Nutt turned round. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you see that? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Did you win, sir? ’ ‘ Nah. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I always say that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I get the kiss, the money and the lead pipe? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I have to curtsy? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I have worth? ’ asked Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do I have worth? ’ he said to Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do any of us get kissed as well? ’ said one half of a couple of giggling boys. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t take the world by storm, stay here and make pies? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t tell me you ’ve come to sell pies? ’ ‘ Nah, nah, nah, ’ said Dibbler. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do n’t you agree, Juliet? ’ Juliet, who had been dutifully following her said, ‘ Yes, Glenda. ’ Yes, Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do they hurt? ’ ‘ No. ’ ‘ Well, maybe that sort of thing ’ appens when goblins get a bit older, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you go straight back? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have a great passion for Miste r Nutt, Miss Sugarbean? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you have anything else to add, Mister Likely? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know everything, Mister Nutt? ’ he said with the sarcasm of a born pedagogue. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know what goes on in his head? ’ Glenda whispered. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you know where a copy of this may be made? ’ said Ridcully loudly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you mean, am I all right apart from being an orc? ’ said Nutt, with a very small smi le. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you see what I mean? ’ Trev finished. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you still own the official Archchancellor ’s Hat, Mustrum? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think I want to be here? ’ Constable Haddock cleared his throat. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think they ’ll let me in on the banquet? ’ she said as they waited for the bus. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you think this is wise? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Do you want to be a dribbler for the res t of your life? ’ ‘ Actually, I quite like being a dribbler, sir — ’ ‘ Ha! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does he have much of a personal life? ’ ‘ I believe that he collects different types of stationery, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Does this poor man have any friends here? ’ said Vetinari, turning to the crowd. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Doth he get into a rage? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Drumknott, if you saw a ball lying invitingly on the ground, would you kick it? ’ The secretary ’s forehead wrinkled. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, can I have a word with you, sir? ’ said Trev, sidling up as quickly as possible. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, gentlemen? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, say that again? ’ ‘ All her clothes might fall off. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Er, would it be about that Dimmer boy that got himself hurt tod ay, d’you think? ’ Could be anyone, thought Glenda as cold dread blossomed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Erm, can you just truss it up for us? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Every boy knows what to do when they ’ve found something to kick, do n’t they? ’ He cupped his hands. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Everything ’s been fixed, okay? ’ ‘ Would that thith wath the cathe, ’ said the figure. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Excuse me? ’ said Ridcully, raising his eyebrows. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Fetch Mister Nutt some bubble and squeak, will you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Flyer not go ne? ’ he enquired. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For a late- night job? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For free? ’ ‘ Of course, sir, ’ said Ponder, looking surprised. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ For us it ’s huge great big baubles or nothing, is that not right, Mustr um? ’ ‘ You are after the Hat, ’ said Ridcully flatly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gentlemen, is this going to take long? ’ ‘ It must be stopped. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gentlemen, who among you will accept the challeng e? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gentlemen? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Gentlemen? ’ he said again, and this time there was a collective sigh as they woke up from their sudden attack of daydreaming. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Get a move on! ’ ‘ Er … pink? ’ said Nutt doubtfully, holding up the scarf. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Get these on quick, else you ’ll stand out like a diamond in — ’ ‘ A sweep ’s earhole? ’ Nutt suggested. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Glenda told you that? ’ ‘ Yes! ’ ‘ She was windin ’ you up. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Going to the big bun fight, girls? ’ said Verity cheerfully, waving a halibut at them. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good grief, no! ’ ‘ So you worked it out, just like that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Good? ’ ‘ We need cunning people in Ankh- Morpork. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got a fine jaw on him, ai n’t he? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got a knife, have you, you little squirt? ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got a menu? ’ she asked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got anything to drink? ’ said Pepe behind her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Got ’em on? ’ he said, after listening to a few minu tes of heavy breathing. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ H ello? ’ ‘ Are you a cook? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ H ello? ’ ‘ Are you a cook? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Happened to you, did it? ’ Trev said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Has Mister Nutt got any next of kin? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have I ea rned worth, sir? ’ ‘ I should say so, mate. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have I failed to achieve worth, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have I failed to achieve worth, sir? ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have a night off, okay? ’ ‘ I ’ll go back to work with you, ’ said Juliet, to her surprise. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have people turned up for training? ’ said Nutt calmly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you any idea what this is? ’ Nutt took it out of his hands and bounced it on the tiles a couple of times. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you even kissed? ’ ‘ No! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you had a chance to see the papers yet this morning, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ No, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have you seen the picture in the Times? ’ said a voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Have your experiences as an orc affected the way you will play football? ’ ‘ I will only be playing as a substitute. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He asked you to ask me, right? ’ Lie. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He did it to see what would happen, did he? ’ he said cheerfu lly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He gets on all right with the other guys in the vats. ’ ‘ How come he ’s in there? ’ ‘ We never ask. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He loved you, took you to the football, shared a pie with you, taught you to cheer fo r the Dimmers? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He must know I am here and he ’s gone off with a cook? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He was n’t in the Great Hall? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He was pretty busted up. ’ ‘ Hey, what can I tell you? ’ Trev flung out his arms and twirled a pirouette. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’ asn’t done anythin ’ wrong, so why s hout at him like that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s an orc? ’ the girl said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s dead, is n’t he? ’ ‘ Er, no — ’ Glenda began. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s not tearing your head off ’cos he ’s chained down. ’ ‘ So, why did you get us to chain you down? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ He ’s still alive? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hello, chums, got the brandy? ’ ‘ Yes, what ’s this all about, Pepe? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hello, chums, got the brandy? ’ ‘ Yes, what ’s this all about, Pepe? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Hello? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Her name is Juliet, and she lives bang next door to me so he ’d better not come round, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about a drink? ’ said Pepe, in whom thirst sprang eternal. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How about you, Librarian? ’ ‘ Ook, ’ growled the figure hogging the fire. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How are things with you and Trev, then? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How big is it? ’ ‘ Oh, pretty large, I think. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How can you do that, Mister Trev? ’ said Nutt, astonished. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How could they do that with their heads chopped off? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How could you suggest such a th ing? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did it go, Mister Sti bbons? ’ ‘ Extremely well, I have to say, sir, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did they know which way to go? ’ ‘ Ah- ah! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you do it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know it was me, Gobbo? ’ ‘ Your leitmotif, Mister Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you know it was me? ’ Trev sighed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How did you spot it the very firs t go? ’ ‘ Because I knew it had to be there, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How does it feel to be an orc, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ I am not sure. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How is it now, Mister Trev? ’ said Nutt, as people surged around them. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long will it take to get there? ’ ‘ Well, this is the late- night bus, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How long will it take to get there? ’ ‘ Well, this is the late- night bus, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How many languages do you speak, you … Nutt? ’ ‘ Three dead and twelve living, sir, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How much is that going to cost us? ’ said the coachman. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How should I know? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ How ’s the football going, lad? ’ ‘ Oh, it seems to be going very well, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I am supposed to be the bad person as defined by university statut e, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I am worthy? ’ ‘ Well, er … ’ Ponder began, and saw Trev nodding frantically. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I beg your pardon? ’ ‘ I mean, has anyone ever loved him? ’ ‘ Oh, I think she does, in her way, ’ said the woman. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I beg your pardon? ’ ‘ I mean, has anyone ever loved him? ’ ‘ Oh, I think she does, in her way, ’ said the woman. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe I am the Archchancellor o f this university? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe I heard mention of a curry? ’ said Henry, with equal care. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe there is a peaceful solution to the obvious enmity between us. ’ ‘ You what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I believe you are accurate. ’ ‘ Yeah? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I can not say the words. ’ ‘ There are words you want to say? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do hope o ur young model is not getting involved in any hanky panky. ’ ‘ How could she? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think we can even afford travel for one on the mail coaches. ’ ‘ Ca n’t we try and bargain with him? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I do n’t think, sorry, fink, I ought to. ’ ‘ Come on, who ’s going to know? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I done okay? ’ he ventured. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean I want to watch a game, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, what is this? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I mean, what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I promised my ol’ mum. ’ ‘ I thought you were part of the team? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I promised my ol’ mum. ’ ‘ You promised your old mum? ’ said Pepe. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I reckon I can still remember eve ry back alley in this place. ’ ‘ I know you, it ’s Pepe, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I suspect you might know the trick of making brimstoned rubber? ’ ‘ That was my … my grandfather ’s name, ’ Glang stuttered. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I think he ’s serious. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I thought Hex ’s voice travelled in blit space? ’ ‘ Yes, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I thought they were little buggers —? ’ ‘ This one is n’t, ’ said Trev, wishing the man would go away. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I thought you did n’t go to the football, Mister Ottomy? ’ ‘ Ah, well, there you have it. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I want to see it again. ’ ‘ You what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I was nothing and she gave me worth. ’ ‘ How can you say you were nothing? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder how f ast crabs learn? ’ She dropped in the soggy anchovies, which seemed to meet with crabby approval. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder what remains under all of us? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I wonder what would have happened if I had left the lid off? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I would n’t have expected to see you here. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said the doctor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ll write his address down for you if you like? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’m sorry, Glenda, but we like him too. ’ ‘ Do you think we should tell somebody? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ I ’ve taught you a lot of things, have n’t I, Juliet? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If we can make a tradition of not observing another tradition, then that ’s doubly traditional, eh? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ If you want to live here, you have to do things our way, all right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ In the whistle, was it? ’ Ridcully rubbed his head. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is it me or is it rather dark in here? ’ said Henry. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is n’t that Mister Nutt? ’ said the bledlow. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that part of the game? ’ ‘ I fear not, ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is that something to do with foxes? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there a problem? ’ ‘ Well, er, not really a problem, ’ Glenda began wretchedly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there any law about talking to crabs around here? ’ She then gave them a little sm ile as she walked past. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there anything about taxes or anything? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is there something wrong? ’ ‘ There was something in the paper this morning. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this all it is? ’ he said to a bewildered Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this football? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this going to be like the Moving Pictures? ’ sh e said sarcastically. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this likely to be a problem? ’ ‘ Yes, it is. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Is this worth the argument, I ask you? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It was a very generous gesture. ’ ‘ Why did you do it? ’ said Ponder to Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’ll be our little secret, all ri ght? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s as light as a feather and does n’t chafe, you know. ’ ‘ And what else does it do? ’ ‘ I ’ll show you in a minute. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s okay to show her, is n’t it? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ It ’s up to you, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Juliet ’s going to be leaving soon, is n’t that right, Jools? ’ Juliet ’s face was a picture. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just b eing in a magazine? ’ ‘ There ’s fashion tips too, ’ said Juliet defensively. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just do the washing- up, will you? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just for protection, you know? ’ ‘ Whose? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just for protection, you know? ’ ‘ Whose? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just like Sleeping Beauty, ai n’t it? ’ said Pepe behind her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just one question: who ate a ll the pies? ’ The illumination swelled until it filled Trev with a kind of silvery light. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just wondering what you want me to do, Archchancellor? ’ ‘ Do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Just wondering what you want me to do, Archchancellor? ’ ‘ Do? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Kicked when they ’re lyin ’ on the ground, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ladyship is a real lady, is she? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s all calm down, shall we? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Let ’s shove … er, if that ’s all right with you, Andy? ’ Andy nodded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like what her favourite spoon is? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Like, how often do you do a hand ’s turn? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Likely? ’ Trev stood clutching and unclutching his hands as the chant went on, then he gave a sort of shrug. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, she ’s on the front page of the paper, is n’t she? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Look, we try to help, all right? ’ said Doctor Lawn. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Make me a cup of tea, will you? ’ And because old habits died hard she added, ‘ Boil water in the kettle, two spoons of tea in the pot. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Master? ’ he ventured. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I athk if you know very much about the gentleman? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I be of some worth, sir? ’ ‘ Mister Nutt? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I be of some worth, sir? ’ ‘ Mister Nutt? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ May I remind you that the Archchance llor of this university is, by college statute, the first among equals? ’ ‘ Of course. ’ ‘ Good. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Hoggett? ’ The captain of United pushed his way through the rabble, looking very sheepish. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Nutt is not in any trouble, is he, guv? ’ ‘ Not to my knowledge. ’ But what do I know? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Nutt is not in any trouble, is he, guv? ’ ‘ Not to my knowledge. ’ But what do I know? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Nutt, are you alive or dead or what? ’ ‘ Alive, thank you very much for asking. ’ ‘ I saw you killed! ’ Trev shouted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Nutt, can you hear me? ’ He seemed to wake. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Shank? ’ ‘ Who ’s asking? ’ he said, turning around and reaching instinctively into his coat for his new cutlass. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Shank? ’ ‘ Who ’s asking? ’ he said, turning around and reaching instinctively into his coat for his new cutlass. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister Stibbons, all we need to do is engage another team and lose? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mister, er, Likely, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mithter Likely? ’ it said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mustrum? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Mustrum? ’ said the former Dean, in a meaningful voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Never, ever? ’ said Glenda, mystified at this unnatural history. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Nightmares? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No way. ’ ‘ Ah, well, ’ said Nutt, ‘ maybe just the ladies? ’ ‘ Not likely, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, I ’d mess it up, I know I would. ’ ‘ Do you feel all right? ’ Something inside Glenda was shouting at her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ No, sir. ’ ‘ Promise? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Now push off. ’ Why do we tell one another that the leopard can not change his shorts? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Off somewhere? ’ ‘ Gon na watch the game, ai n’t I? ’ Glenda glanced up the street. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Off somewhere? ’ ‘ Gon na watch the game, ai n’t I? ’ Glenda glanced up the street. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, Glendy, is n’t t his great? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, and Miss Glenda, is n’t it? ’ said the Archchancellor happily. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, can I help y ou? ’ The Librarian held up the book and Dr Hix groaned. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, he was married, was he? ’ ‘ Not to my knowledge, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ I do n’t think I quite understand, ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oh, that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ One of you a smith? ’ he enquired, looking directly at Glen da. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Only in protectiv e custody, of course. ’ ‘ You mean put him somewhere where they can all find him? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Oval or spherical? ’ ‘ Spherical, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ People said that about the vampires, did they not? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ People will shout for that stuff. ’ ‘ Do you mean that they ’d cheer for a goal not achieved? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pepe? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pex? ’ said Ridcully slowly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Pups that they exterminated! ’ ‘ Indeed? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Really? ’ said the woman. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Remuneration? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ring a bell, anyone? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See that lot? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See that over the re? ’ she said, waving her own spare hand. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See those white patches? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ See? ’ he complained to Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Seen what before? ’ ‘ Seen his lordship drinking. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shall I cook it for you now? ’ ‘ No! ’ said Glenda, much louder than she had intended. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shall we get started? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Shall we go through the motions? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She is going to b e all right, is n’t she? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She ’s got brothers with fists the size of a bull ’s arse! ’ ‘ I have read, Mister Trev, that love laughs at locksmiths. ’ ‘ Really? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ She ’s with me, ’ said Glenda, and, without meaning to, added, ‘ Madame? ’ Madame waved another hand and more rings glistened. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should he be covered in swe at like that? ’ ‘ I do n’t think so, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Should that be happening? ’ ‘ No, ’ said Ponder Stibbons behind him. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sick in the head? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Since last month? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Skull ring, remember? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So there were all th ose big battles? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So what is it that makes them important? ’ she asked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you are trying to play football? ’ said Henry as they progressed majestically towards the Archchancellor ’s office. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So you say, ’ said Glenda, ‘ and where would be the fun in that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, how did Mister Nutt get on, then? ’ Trev and Juliet looked at one another. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, if we do n’t do anything we ’ll just get closer and closer? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, this is football, is it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, we ’ve got a man- eating orc down here, have we? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, what happened here, M ister Shank? ’ he said as perspiration dripped off his chin. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ So, what ’s it all about? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Some kind of troll, is he? ’ ‘ Not troll. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Something wrong? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry about that, sir, but what can you do? ’ Henry looked around the Hippo. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sorry? ’ said the driver. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Sort of made? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, it was in the book. ’ She nearly exploded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stand by, then, because he ’s discovered the Bo nk School. ’ ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ Not that, them. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Stand them down? ’ said Margolotta. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Still, what is a pie to a happy ending? ’ You think it ’s all over? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Still, what is a pie to a happy ending? ’ You think it ’s all over? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Such as? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Surely not! ’ ‘ Well, ’ said Ridcully, ‘ is n’t a bloke someone who likes drinking with his mates and without the company of women? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That means talking about it, does n’t it? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That means you do n’t try any fancy maths, okay? ’ ‘ Okay indeed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That much, indeed? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was a goal, was n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, Mister Hoggett, I think it was, ’ said the referee. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That was a punch? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s a good start, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s men on horseback, is n’t it? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ That ’s what I said. ’ ‘ Supposing I was to threaten you with this lead pipe, would you go any faster? ’ said Tr ev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The Low King of the dwarfs has said that she is an icon for our times, according to S atblatt. ’ ‘ What ’s Satblatt? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The accord is going ahead? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The bequest, remember? ’ said the head of the Department of Post- Mortem Communi cations. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The candle dribbler, yes? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The free sharing of information is cent ral to the pursuit of natural philosophy. ’ ‘ And so you tell them things, do you? ’ Ponder sighed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The orcs? ’ ‘ Yes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The problem with Mister Nutt is that people want to kill him. ’ ‘ What people? ’ Ridcully stared into Ponder ’s eyes. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ The spectators can move the goals? ’ ‘ You have put your finger firmly on it, sir. ’ ‘ But that ’s sheer anarchy! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Them? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then who is dealing with our financial affairs? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Then why not leave right now, ’ said Trev, ‘ and go faster? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There has been a problem? ’ she said, sitting down and patting the wood beside her. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There were a couple of vampire types back there, did you know? ’ ‘ Oh, those? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There were a couple of vampire types back there, did you know? ’ ‘ Oh, those? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s Tosher Atkinson and Jimmy the Spoon and Span ner. ’ ‘ Spanner? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ There ’s a big pole? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They gives me the wind. ’ ‘ How can a man live without pasta? ’ said Bengo. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They heard he died, but you know how those Dimwell buggers lie. ’ ‘ Where are your boys now? ’ For a moment the old man ’s eyes blazed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They just took out our best player a n ’ you ’re gon na let ’em walk away grinning? ’ But the referee was, after all, the former Dean. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They nail you r ears to the door else. ’ ‘ You mean you break the law for a living? ’ said Nutt, horrified. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They want to find her to ask her a lot of questions. ’ ‘ Has this got anything to do with Lord Vetinari? ’ said Glenda suspiciously. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re here to protect you. ’ ‘ Who from? ’ ‘ Me. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re really all the same, are n’t they? ’ she said to the three- eyed teddy bear. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ They ’re water nymphs, are n’t they? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is a busy street, okay? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ This is going to be scary, is n’t it? ’ ‘ Yes, ’ said Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Three meals? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ To whom, pray? ’ ‘ Well, er, ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Trev has to win, it ca n’t go any other way. ’ And her voice ca me back again; could you get echoes in your own head? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Trolls with big boots on, were they? ’ said Glenda, her voice all vinegar. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Two common people can barge in on you without so much as an appointment? ’ ‘ But with a pie, ’ said Vetinari quickly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Used? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Very well, Mister Hoggett … and who has the ball? ’ Gloing! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Vetinari ’s got the Watch, though, ’ asn’t he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was it a football t eam of orcs? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was it all right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was it the one with the eyeballs? ’ Glenda found the memory only too vivid. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was n’t that nice? ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was that a wise thing for me to have said, do you think? ’ said Vetinari, when she had gone. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Was that an official copper question, or were you just bein ’ nosy? ’ ‘ Coppers are never nosy, Mister Likely. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We could have won fair and square, but you had to muck it up. ’ And those around him felt able to murmur in support of the accusatio n. ‘ Me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ We thought it was the pretty girl. ’ ‘ Really? ’ said Glenda brightly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Weight? ’ ‘ Something like that … Ah, gravitas. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, I might want to one day. ’ ‘ Milking the cows when they come home? ’ said Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, as it happens, no! ’ ‘ Who cares? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, does that matter? ’ said Ridcully, stretching. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, er — ’ ‘ And that ’s because she ’s been that girl in the papers. ’ ‘ What, the shiny dwarf one? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, go on, then, what did he say? ’ ‘ He responded to reasoned argument. ’ ‘ He did? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, go on, then, what did he say? ’ ‘ He responded to reasoned argument. ’ ‘ He did? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, then can you at least control your team? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, then, why did n’t you tell me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, what ’s this all about, sir? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, yes, but that ’s not really your fault. ’ ‘ It ca n’t really be true, can it? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well, you know shepherd ’s pie? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ she demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ she snapped. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Well? ’ ‘ What happened to Awk! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Were they all like that? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What Shove? ’ ‘ Have n’t you heard? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What Shove? ’ ‘ Have n’t you heard? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about clothing, Mister Stibbons? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about it? ’ ‘ Well, is n’t football a rough man ’s game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about it? ’ ‘ Well, is n’t football a rough man ’s game? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about lunch? ’ said the Lecturer in Recent Runes suspiciously. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about the goals? ’ ‘ Oh, they ’re allowed to move the goals, too. ’ ‘ Sorry? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about the goals? ’ ‘ Oh, they ’re allowed to move the goals, too. ’ ‘ Sorry? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about them? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about this micromail stuff? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What about you, Dean? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doing here? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you doin’ up front here? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you still doing here? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What are you suggestin ’? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What did you think? ’ said Nutt, after a while. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you know about all this they ’re saying about a Dimmer man and a Dolly tar t holding hands in the Shove? ’ Andy demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you know about that sort of thing? ’ growled Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you mean, “ orc ”? ’ ‘ An orc, ’ said Nutt again. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What do you think of this, Stibbons? ’ He flicked the ball into the air and kicked it hard across the room. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What does “ worth ” mean, Mister Nutt? ’ ‘ It means that you leave the world better than when you found it, ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What exactly did happen to him? ’ ‘ You would n’t want me to draw a picture, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What good is it saying that? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened, Trev? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened, sir? ’ said the editorial assistant. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happened? ’ said the assistant, pencil po ised. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What happens if your lot lose? ’ he said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have they been drinking? ’ she whispered to the nearest waiter. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What have you got there? ’ she asked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What in the world made him do that? ’ said the editor of the Times, as an exhausted r unner brought him the news. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is a Megapode, anyway? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies, helping himself to the port. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it you do around here, young man? ’ ‘ I run the candle vats, guv. ’ ‘ Oh, do you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is it you do around here, young man? ’ ‘ I run the candle vats, guv. ’ ‘ Oh, do you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is the worst of it, then? ’ said Glenda, waving the pipe at the nearest Sister, whi ch jumped back out of the way. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What is your job, young lady? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What kept you, Gobbo? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What makes a wizard, gentlemen? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What part of a rat is its fruit? ’ asked Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What people? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What say? ’ said the Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What say? ’ the Archchancellor bellowed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What shall we do now? ’ ‘ Open the damn letter! ’ shouted Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What size do I look now? ’ ‘ Pretty big, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What skill is there in the mob pushing and shoving? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort of question is that to ask a stranger? ’ ‘ An interesting and possibly revealing one. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort of questions, then? ’ ‘ Oh, you know- What is your favourite colour? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What sort of questions, then? ’ ‘ Oh, you know- What is your favourite colour? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What the hell are you clowns proposing to do to my city? ’ he demanded and looked up at Vetinari in his box in the middle of the stand. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What type of people are yo u incubating in this city of yours, Havelock? ’ ‘ I imagine some of the very best, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was in the sandwich again? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was it that happened just then, sir? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What was that term you used once? ’ ‘ In the pink, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What would be in it for me? ’ he sa i d. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What would you say if it was me? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’ appened? ’ Trev said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re you goin’ to do? ’ said Carter. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re you on about? ’ ‘ I can thee you are great friendth, ’ said Igor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’re you talking about? ’ ‘ Those big claws are called pounces. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happened here? ’ Ridcully demanded. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s happened to your claws, Mister Nutt? ’ He stretched out his arm and with a faint noise the claws extended. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s he got ta do with it? ’ ‘ I just heard the name, but I reckon I know the type. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that to you? ’ ‘ Quite a lot, ’ said the figure. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that you ’re wearin ’, Pepe? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ Your team colours, right? ’ ‘ Two big yellow Us on the front? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ Your team colours, right? ’ ‘ Two big yellow Us on the front? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s that? ’ ‘ Your team colours, right? ’ ‘ Two big yellow Us on the front? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s the w ord? ’ ‘ Confusion, ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this all about? ’ His other huge hand rose, holding a crisp off- white envelope. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this all about? ’ It worked. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this all about? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, Mister Stollop. ’ He shifted his weight. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s this? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s wrong with Alf being short for Alphonse? ’ said the bledlow. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What ’s your name again? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, the whole street? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What, through all that wool? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Smeems, derailed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Trev, frowning. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ What? ’ spluttered the Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When are you gon na leave? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ When did you get these? ’ ‘ This morning. ’ It had been easy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where are you going, Trev? ’ ‘ I ’m gettin ’ out of the Shove! ’ Trev called over his shoulder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where could he be? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where did that come from, Mister Stibbons? ’ said Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where did you get those matches? ’ ‘ I would n’t like to say, sir. ’ ‘ I dare say you would n’t, indeed! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where has she been? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where is Mist er Nutt? ’ ‘ Here, ’ said Nutt, rather closer than Ridcully would have preferred. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where were you last night? ’ said Carter. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where were you trying to go? ’ sh e said as the horses began to move. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s Jools? ’ ‘ I do n’t know, ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Where ’s Mister Nutt? ’ she said, nonchalance booming in her voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who are yer? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who do you know what can re ad, smart boy? ’ There was this to be said about the Stollop brothers: they were n’t Andy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who do you think you are – dropping out of the ceiling and shouting a t people? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is that? ’ ‘ What is that, sir? ’ ‘ Look over there at the stands! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who is that? ’ ‘ What is that, sir? ’ ‘ Look over there at the stands! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who needs all those knives and forks? ’ She reached into the man ’s other pocket and pulled out three silver knives and a silver sa lt cellar. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who said I was worried? ’ Glenda snapped. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who said that? ’ said Ridcully, spinning round and looking into the suddenly terrified li ttle eyes of Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who will be doing the chanting, Mister Stibbons? ’ ‘ The aforesaid supporters, fans, sir. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s askin ’? ’ said Trev and added, ‘ What ’s askin ’? ’ The figure sighed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s askin ’? ’ said Trev and added, ‘ What ’s askin ’? ’ The figure sighed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Who ’s doing the asking? ’ An orange light glowed and faded in the gloom. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ask? ’ ‘ I ’m thinking it might work with quince. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did n’t you think of that? ’ ‘ All right, I ’ll give you a kiss as well, ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you do that, Mister Trev? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why did you tell me not to open the book, Ladyship? ’ ‘ Because I wanted you to read it, ’ said her voice. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t you go and get the little boy a cup of tea? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do n’t you read it right now? ’ ‘ He ’s probably just mucking about. ’ ‘ No! |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why do you need him? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why have you come to warn his lordship, young lad y? ’ ‘ Is n’t that the sort of thing I ought to do? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why have you come to warn his lordship, young lad y? ’ ‘ Is n’t that the sort of thing I ought to do? ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why in the world would you want to get in, anyway? ’ Molly said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why not try doing it on yourself? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why should I listen to you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’d he want to go and write to me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why ’s that, Archchancellor? ’ said Ponder. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why, is it against the rules? ’ Ridcully ’s tone deepened and became noticeably more po mpous. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ I said I would be ready when you needed me, sir. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ I said I would be ready when you needed me, sir. ’ ‘ What? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Why? ’ ‘ Mister Nutt ’s idea, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Will there be anyone famous there? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ With calcium shells? ’ ‘ Yes, quite thick, so I ’m told. ’ Ponder looked thoughtfully at the ceiling. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wonderful job, if I may say s o. ’ ‘ How much? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wot do you fink, Gobbo? ’ he said, his red face a couple of inches from Nutt ’s. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wot is your problem? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wot? ’ said Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wot? ’ said Nutt, his voice a little muffled. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Wotcher, howya doing? ’ He adjusted his eyeline down a little bit. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would anyone like some tea? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would he know about getting on a coach? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like a cup of tea, Mister Ottomy? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you like me to? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you mind just walking up and down a moment, Juliet? ’ said Madame. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Would you please puff on your pipe and hand it to me, sir? ’ said Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Ye- ess. ’ ‘ Did you read the bit that said players were not allowed to use their hands, sir? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yeah, what kind of improper suggestions go on around here? ’ said the baker. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, Carter? ’ he said to the fog. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, what? ’ A bledlow had appeared alongside Ridcully. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, what? ’ ‘ Which of us were you addressing? ’ ‘ I have let you down, ’ said Nutt, as they strolled through the post- match crowds. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, what? ’ ‘ Which of us were you addressing? ’ ‘ I have let you down, ’ said Nutt, as they strolled through the post- match crowds. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes, who ’s that? ’ The door was pushed open and Pepe stepped in, looking smarter than usual. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ Yes. ’ ‘ Well, how bad could it be? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You a re supposed to be training the team, Mister Nutt, do n’t you remember? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are a sharp one, are n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are human, are n’t you, dear? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You are making the most of your little moment, are n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You call that a punch? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You can actually disobey the order s of someone like the Archchancellor? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, ’ said Hix. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You did put my pants on, did n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do n’t think t hey’re sweet on each other, do you? ’ she said. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You do? ’ said the Chair of Indefinite Studies. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You forbid it? ’ said Henry. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You full o ’ smarts, you tell us who broke the goal, right? ’ ‘ I was in the Shove, Billy. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You have your notebook ready, Mister Stibbons? ’ he said quietly. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know Andy ’s out to get you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know Trev said that I ’d died? ’ Nutt continued. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know something else I hea rd? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know that little bag you brought with you, sir? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I think you ’re going to need a bigger bag. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know that little bag you brought with you, sir? ’ ‘ Yes? ’ ‘ I think you ’re going to need a bigger bag. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know what I would do if I was ’ i m? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know what it is? ’ said Madame. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know what some people said when we were drinking? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know when you said you th ought we ’d get rich? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know young Adrian Turnipseed is a professor? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ You wanna be one? ’ ‘ Not really, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You know young Adrian Turnipseed is a professor? ’ ‘ Oh, yes, Archchancellor. ’ ‘ You wanna be one? ’ ‘ Not really, Archchancellor. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You like them? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You lot do n’t do anything nasty, do you? ’ said Glenda, glaring at Nutt. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You lot were shoving us! ’ ‘ Me? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You mean like Hex? ’ ‘ Oh, no, not at all like Hex. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You on one of these cards, then? ’ he grunted. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You want me to go back to the shop? ’ ‘ I do n’t want you to do anything, ’ said Glenda. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You were expecting them? ’ ‘ Let us just say that I was not unduly surprised, ’ said Vetinari. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You what? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You work as a cook, do n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You work for somebody, do n’t you? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would not object if we raise our own team? ’ he managed. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You would n’t want a stupid dribbler, would you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’d think so, would n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ You ’re not going to make trouble for Mister Nutt, are you? ’ she sa i d. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — I mean, you de al with this sort of thing all the time, do n’t you? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ — based on the recently discovered ancient urn known as The Tackle, which, I am sure, you have all seen? ’ General sniggering. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ ’ ave they been sayin ’ somethin’ nasty about Mister Nutt? ’ said Trev. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ ’ ere, ’ oo are you calling a nuisance, mister? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ ’ orse frowed a shoe. ’ ‘ Well? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ ’ ow many parts? ’ ‘ It ’s just a figure of speech, Juliet. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ‘ “ We own all your helmets, we own all your shoes. ” ’ I mean, he really would n’t do that, would he? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ’ He looked around at the disapproving faces and added, ‘ Skull ring, remember? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ’ ‘ Do you think I could be allowed an evil chuckle, sir? ’ Ridcully brushed himself down. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ’ ‘ It needs longer words, right? |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ’ ‘ Oh, do you think so? ’ ‘ No. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | ’ ‘ What about Doctor Housemartin? ’ Ponder went on. |
Unseen Academicals - Terry Pratchett | … You will be polite and, most of all, you will never raise your hand in anger to anyo ne … But this was n’t like that, was it? |