Going Postal
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Lipwig thinks about stamps • The messenger from the Dawn of Time“MR. LIPVIG?” said Mr. Pump.Moist looked up into the golem’s glowing eyes. There had to be a better way of waking up in the morning. Some people managed with a clock, for heavens’ sake.He was lying on a bare mattress under a musty blanket in his newly excavated apartment, which smelled of ancient paper, and every bit of him ached.In a clouded kind of way, he was aware of Pump saying: “The Postmen Are Waiting, Sir. Postal Inspector G...roat Said That You Would Probably Wish To Send Them Out Properly On This Day.”Moist blinked at the ceiling.“Postal inspector? I promoted him all the way to postal inspector?”“Yes, Sir. You Were Very Ebullient.”Memories of last night flocked treacherously to tapdance their speciality acts on the famous stage of the Grand Old Embarrassing Recollection.“Postmen?” he said.“The Brotherhood Of The Order Of The Post. They’re Old Men, Sir, But Wiry. They’re Pensioners Now, But They All Volunteered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lipwig thinks about stamps • The messenger from the Dawn of Time“MR. LIPVIG?” said Mr. Pump.Moist looked up into the golem’s glowing eyes. There had to be a better way of waking up in the morning. Some people managed with a clock, for heavens’ sake.He was lying on a bare mattress under a musty blanket in his newly excavated apartment, which smelled of ancient paper, and every bit of him ached.In a clouded kind of way, he was aware of Pump saying: “The Postmen Are Waiting, Sir. Postal Inspector G...roat Said That You Would Probably Wish To Send Them Out Properly On This Day.”Moist blinked at the ceiling.“Postal inspector? I promoted him all the way to postal inspector?”“Yes, Sir. You Were Very Ebullient.”Memories of last night flocked treacherously to tapdance their speciality acts on the famous stage of the Grand Old Embarrassing Recollection.“Postmen?” he said.“The Brotherhood Of The Order Of The Post. They’re Old Men, Sir, But Wiry. They’re Pensioners Now, But They All Volunteered.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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