chapter xvi
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telescope, s Mogget ly ion: a glimpse of a ary sig bet nestled on tern side.
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sting telescope doer, to keep running er bet t t idal er—”
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ter proved to be at least fifteen feet er ones in front of ttered off into the sea.
Instantly, toucone rus of Sabriel, and s ter Magic from c circle in t of till a she air.
Four arroriking the circle, simply vanished.
tely, striking stones or sea.
“Arrooucone. “Effective, but o keep going. Do reat?”
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“ed Sabriel. “e are friends!”
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