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three days,' he said.
They rounded the bulk of Unseen University and ambled along The Backs, a dusty little street that saw little traffic or passing trade and was therefore much favoured by the Watch as a place to lurk and have a smoke and explore the realms of the mind.
'You know salmon, sarge,' said Nobby.
'It is a fish of which window, the rickety door.
"Course,' he said. 'It's always been there. Been there years.'
Colon crossed the street and rubbed at the grime. There were dark shapes vaguely visible in the gloom.
'Yeah, right,' he mumbled. 'It's just that . . . I mean . . . was it there for years yesterday?'
'You ail right, sarge?'
'Let's go, Nobby,' said the sergeant, walking away as fast as he could.I am aware, yes.''You know they sell kind of slices of it in tins . . .''So I am given to understand, yes.''Weell . . . how come all the tins are the same size? Salmon gets thinner at both ends.''Interesting point, Nobby. I think–’The watchman stopped, and stared across the street. Corporal Nobbs followed his gaze.'That shop,' said Sergeant Colon. 'That shop there . . . was it there yesterday?'Nobby looked at the peeling paint, the little grime-encrusted.