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'What does that mean?' she said.
'I don't know. ladyship's now.'
'Learning to be a gentleman,' said Nobby.
'I'm going to tell him,' said Carrot.
Angua glanced through the grubby window. The moon would be up soon. That was one trouble with cities. The damn thing could be lurking behind a tower if you weren't careful.
'And I'd better be getting back to my lodgings,' she said.
'I'll accompany you,' said Carrot, quickly. 'I ought to go and fiSomething's gone, I suppose. Perhaps it's Mr Gonne's visiting card, whoever he is,' said Nobby. 'Who cares? Let's have ano—'Carrot took the card and turned it over and over in his hands.'Save the pin,' said Cuddy. 'You only get five of them for a penny. My cousin Gimick makes them.''This is important,' said Carrot, slowly. 'The captain ought to know about this. I think he was looking for it.''What's important about it?' said Sergeant Colon. 'Apart from my foot hurting like blazes.''I don't know. The captain'll know,' said Carrot stubbornly.'You tell him, then,' said Colon. 'He's staying up at her