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face of them, the Troll's Head's clientele lost interest.
'Someone got the hat,' Rincewind muttered through dry lips, 'They slipped out of the back way.'
She glared at him 'Why's he stopped?'
'I'll ask him,' said Conina, firmly.
'Why's he covered in snow?'
She stopped and turned around, arms thrust into her sides, one foot tapping impatiently on the damp cobbles.and made for the door. The Head's crowd of customers parted automatically, like sharks recognising another shark, and Rincewind darted anxiously after her before they came to any conclusion about him.They ran out into another alley and pounded down it. Rincewind tried to keep up with the girl; people following her tended to tread on sharp things, and he wasn't sure she'd remember he was on her side, whatever side that was.A thin, half-hearted drizzle was falling. And at the end of the alley was a faint blue glow.'Wait!'The terror in Rincewind's voice was enough to slow her down.'What's wrong?'
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