Dirck Bouts The Meeting of Abraham and Melchizedek

Dirck Bouts The Meeting of Abraham and MelchizedekFrederic Edwin Church SunsetFrederic Edwin Church AutumnLorenzo Lotto St Catherine of Alexandria
'And whining,' said Bethan. They all looked at her.
'Well, it looked as if it was whining,' she said. 'I think it's rather sweet, really.'
Four pairs of eyes turned towards the Luggage, which was squatting on the other side of the fire. It got up, and very pointedly moved back into the shadows.
'Eashy to feed,' said Cohen.
'Hard to lose,' agreed Rincewind.
'Loyal,' suggested Twoflower.
'Roomy,' said Cohen.
'But I wouldn't say sweet,' said Rincewind.
'I his head. 'I don't think it would understand,' he said.
'No, I Twoflower said brightly, 'This calls for a celebration. I've got some biscuits and water, if you've still got some of that jerky.'
'Oh, good,' said Rincewind weakly. He beckoned Cohen to oneshupposhe not,' said Cohen. He sat up, and bit his lip. 'I wash looking for a preshent for Bethan, you shee. We're getting married.''We thought you ought to be the first to know,' said Bethan, and blushed.Rincewind didn't catch Twoflower's eye.'Well, that's very, er —''Just as soon as we find a town where there's a priest,' said Bethan. 'I want it done properly.''That's very important,' said Twoflower seriously. 'If there were more morals about we wouldn't be crashing into stars.'They considered this for a moment. Then