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“Well, the way I see it, it’s up to you to make your own water,” said Nanny, picking up a cold roast chicken leg from the buffet and stuffing it up a sleeve.
“Don’t drink too much. We’ve got to keep alert, Gytha.
Remember what I said. Don’t let yourself get distracted—“
“That’s never the delectable Mrs. Ogg, is it?”
Nanny turned.“Well, we could have done.”
“Fancy you turning up here,” said Nanny, weakly. The thing about Casanunda, she recalled, was that the harder you slapped him down the faster he bounced back, often in an unexpected direction.
“Our stars are entwined,” said Casanunda. “We’re fated for one another. I wants your body, Mrs. Ogg.”
“I’m still using it.”
And while she suspected, quite accurately, that this was an approach the world’s second greatest lover used on There was no one behind her.“Down here,” said the voice.She looked down, into a wide grin.“Oh, blast,” she said.“It’s me, Casanunda,” said Casanunda, who was dwarfed still further by an enormous* powdered wig. “You remem-ber? We danced the night away in Genua?”“No we didn’t.”