Sir Henry Raeburn Boy And Rabbit

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mean metaphorically,’ said Dibbler quickly.
‘Oh. Well. Metaphorically? I suppose not-’
‘There you are, then. Now, where’s that artist?’ Dibbler spun around, giving the impression that Silverfish had just been switched off.
A man ‘It’s got him,’ said Gaspode quietly. ‘Got him worse than anyone, I reckon.’
‘What has? How can you tell?’ Victor hissed.
‘Partly a’cos of subtle signs what you don’t seem to be abler recognize,’ said Gaspode, ‘and partly because he’s actin’ like a complete twerp, really.’
‘Great to see you!’ Dibbler enthused, his eyes glowing manically.
He put his arm round Victor’s shoulder and half walked, half dragged him scurried up with a folder under his arm. ‘Yessir, Mr Dibbler?’ Throat pulled a scrap of paper out of his pocket. ‘I want the posters ready by tonight, understand?’ he warned. ‘Here. This is the name of the click.’ ‘Shadowe of the Dessert,’ the artist read. His brow furrowed. He had been educated beyond the needs of Holy Wood. ‘It’s about food?’ he said. But Dibbler wasn’t listening. He was advancing on Victor. ‘Victor!’ he said. ‘Baby!’