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hairy hand was raised high in the air, and then plunged towards the strings.
Blert never for something. He didn't find it, but as the last discords faded away his features twisted into the determined expression of one who intends to go on looking.
'Yer, right. How much?' he said.
It was on sale for fifteen dollars. But Blert's musical soul rebelled. He snapped.
'Twenty‑five dollars,' was what he snapped.
'Yer, right. Will this be enough, then?'
A small ruby was produced from somewhere in a pocket.
'I can't change that!'wanted to repeat the next ten seconds. People shouldn't be allowed to do that sort of thing to a defenceless musical instrument. It was like raising a little pony, feeding it and grooming it properly, plaiting ribbons in its tail, giving it a nice field with bunnies and daisies in it, and then watching the first rider take it out with spurs and a whip.The thug played as if he were searching
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