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"And for the second half of thy wish no magic is needed but the magic of steadfast heart and the patient purpose, and these thou hast without any helping or giving of ours," said the courtly Mouldierwarp. AND FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THY WISH NO MAGIC IS NEEDED BUT THE MAGIC OF STEADFAST HEART AND THE PATIENT PURPOSE AND THESE THOU HAST WITHOUT ANY HELPING OR GIVING OF OURS SAID THE COURTLY MOULDIERWARP
arms?" "You mean the Mouldiestwarp?" said the Mouldier, as I will now call him for short; "you will not see him till the end of the magic. He is very great. I work the magic of space, my brother here works the magic of time, and the Great Mouldiestwarp controls us, and many things beside. You must only call on him when you wish to end our magics and to work a magic greater than ours." "What could be greater?" Dickie asked, and both the creatures looked very pleased. "He is a worthier Arden than those little black and white chits of thine," the Mouldier said to the Mouldy (which is what, to save time, we will now call the Mouldiwarp). "An' so should be--an' so should be," said the Mouldy shortly. "All's for the best, and the end's to come. Where'd ye want to go, my lord?" "I'm not 'my lord'; I'm only Richard Arden," said Dickie, "and I want to go back to Mr. Beale and stay with him for seven months, and then to find my cousins." "Back thou goes then," said the Mouldy; "that part's easy. EEP UP THE CONVERSATION THE ONE ON OUR SHIELD OF ARMS YOU MEAN THE MOULDIESTWARP SAID THE MOULDIER AS I WILL NOW CALL HIM FOR SHORT YOU WILL NOT SEE HIM UNTIL THE END OF THE MAGIC HE IS VERY GREAT I WORK THE MAGIC OF SPACE MY BROTHER HERE WORKS THE MAGIC OF TIME AND THE GREAT MOULDIESTWARP CONTROLS US AND MANY THINGS BESIDE YOU MUST ONLY CALL ON HIM WHEN YOU WISH TO END OUR MAGICS AND TO WORK A MAGIC GREATER THAN OURS WHAT COULD BE GREATER DICKIE ASKED AND BOTH THE CREATURES LOOKED VERY PLEASED HE IS A WORTHIER ARDEN THAN THOSE LITTLE BLACK AND WHITE CHITS OF THINE THE MOULDIER SAID TO THE MOULDY WHICH IS WHAT TO SAVE TIME WE WILL NOW CALL THE MOULDIWARP AND SO SHOULD HE BE AND SO SHOULD BE SAID THE MOULDY SHORTLY ALL'S FOR THE BEST AND THE END'S TO COME WHERE'D YE WANT TO GO MY LORD I'M NOT MY LORD I'M ONLY RICHARD ARDEN SAID DICKIE AND I WANT TO GO BACK TO MISTER BEALE AND STAY WITH HIM FOR SEVEN MONTHS AND THEN TO FIND MY COUSINS BACK THOU GOEST THEN SAID THE MOULDY THAT PART'S EASY
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