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    t to learn, Lyra.”

    “I dont mind. I  to learn it all.”

    “Im sure you raveler. Noo leave very early in tter run along and go straigo bed. Ill see you at breakfast. Goodnight!”

    “Goodnigurned at t, Master.”

    he nodded. “Sleep well,” he said.

    “And to Mrs. Coulter.

    Salaimon  settle until s  of pique. It ill dark when someone shook her awake.

    “Lyra— start—wake up, child.”

    It ly, ill h her free hand.

    “Listen. ter s to see you before you join Mrs. Coulter for breakfast.

    Get up quickly and run across to to tap at tudy. You understand?”

    Fully a, Lyra nodded and slipped  into t down for her.

    “Never mind er. Go straigraight back.

    Ill start your packing and o wear. hurry now.”

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