CHAPTER FIFTEEN: BLOODMOSS-1
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quot;No, it isnt, Carlo; you kno isnt. You kno;
tle black roking t daemon. Little by little t loosened o flootle closer to him.
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quot;Carlo, tell me er ;o find ;
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quot; is it, Carlo? s ?quot;
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quot;You could easily tell me, Carlo,quot; Mrs. Coulter ;You could end to be talking in your sleep, and tell me it. I could get it for you... .ouldnt you like me to do t? Just tell me, Carlo. I dont it. I t is it? Just tell me, and you s.quot;
s;Its a knife. tle knife of Cittagazze. You , Marisa? Some people call it teleutaia mak knife of all. Ot Aesatr.quot;
quot; does it do, Carl