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“
And
what
about
the
Witch
?
”
Michael
asked
.
Howl
coughed
piteously
.
“
I
shall
go
in
disguise
,
probably
as
another
corpse
,
”
he
said
,
trailing
back
toward
the
stairs
.
“
Then
you
need
a
winding
sheet
and
not
this
suit
,
”
Sophie
called
after
him
.
Howl
trailed
away
upstairs
without
answering
and
Sophie
did
not
protest
.
She
now
had
the
charmed
suit
in
her
hands
and
it
was
too
good
a
chance
to
miss
.
She
took
up
her
scissors
and
hacked
the
gray
-
and
-
scarlet
suit
into
seven
jagged
pieces
.
That
ought
to
discourage
Howl
from
wearing
it
.
Then
she
got
to
work
on
the
last
triangles
of
the
blue
-
and
-
silver
suit
,
mostly
little
fragments
from
round
the
neck
.
It
was
now
very
small
indeed
.
It
looked
as
if
might
be
a
size
too
small
even
for
Mrs
.
Pentstemmon
’
s
page
boy
.
“
Michael
,
”
she
said
.
“
Hurry
up
with
that
spell
.
It
’
s
urgent
.
”
“
I
won
’
t
be
long
now
,
”
Michael
said
.
Half
an
hour
later
he
checked
things
off
on
his
list
and
said
he
thought
he
was
ready
.
He
came
over
to
Sophie
carrying
a
tiny
bowl
with
a
very
small
amount
of
green
powder
in
the
bottom
.
“
Where
do
you
want
it
?
”
“
Here
,
”
said
Sophie
,
snipping
the
last
threads
.
She
pushed
the
sleeping
dog
-
man
aside
and
laid
the
child
-
sized
suit
carefully
on
the
floor
.
Michael
,
quite
as
carefully
,
tipped
the
bowl
and
sprinkled
powder
on
every
inch
of
it
.
Then
they
both
waited
,
rather
anxiously
.
A
moment
passed
.
Michael
sighed
with
relief
.
The
suit
was
gently
spreading
out
larger
.
They
watched
it
spread
,
and
spread
,
until
one
side
of
it
piled
up
against
the
dog
-
man
and
Sophie
had
to
pull
it
further
away
to
give
it
room
.
After
about
five
minutes
they
both
agreed
that
the
suit
looked
Howl
’
s
size
again
.
Michael
gathered
it
up
and
carefully
shook
the
excess
powder
off
into
the
grate
.
Calcifer
flared
and
snarled
.
The
dog
-
man
jumped
in
his
sleep
.
