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You’ll have to come in to keep it calm, then,” he said. “I’ve never shod a stallion like this’n without two men and a boy a-hanging on to it.”
“It’ll do what it’sslung over his shoulder.
“They told me the unicorn had turned up again!”
Another board splintered.
“In there?”
Nanny nodded.
“She dragged it all the way down from the woods,” she said. told,” Granny promised. “It can’t cross me.”“It murdered old Scrope,” said Nanny Ogg. “I wouldn’t mind him killing it.”“Then shame on you, woman,” said Granny “It’s an ani-mal. Animals can’t murder. Only us superior races can mur-der. That’s one of the things that sets us apart from animals. Give me that sack.”She towed the fighting animal through the big double doors and a couple of the villagers hurriedly swung them shut. A moment later a hoof kicked a hole in the planking.Ridcully arrived at a run, his huge crossbow