Wednesday 8 April 2009

Thomas Kinkade Dawson

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looked down at him, puzzled.
'Legs given out?'
'It's - it's the hat. The Archchancellor's hat,' said Rincewind, hoarsely. His eyes narrowed. 'You've stolen it!' he shouted, struggling back to his feet and grabbing for the sparkling brim.
'It's just a And so on. Rincewind had been told about the hat on his first day at University, and it had sunk into his impressionable mind like a lead weight into a jelly. He wasn't sure of much in the world, but he was certain that the Archchancellor's hat was important. Maybe even wizards need a little magic in their lives.
Rincewind, said the hat.

hat.''Give it to me this minute! Women musn't touch it! It belongs to wizards!''Why are you getting so worked up?' she said.Rincewind opened his mouth. Rincewind closed his mouth.He wanted to say: It's the Archchancellor's hat, don't you understand? It's worn by the head of all wizards, well, on the head of the head of all wizards, no, metaphorically it's worn by all wizards, potentially, anyway, and it's what every wizard aspires to, it's the symbol of organised magic, it's the pointy tip of the profession, it's a symbol, it's what it means to all wizards ...

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