“I think I’ll have a sign made for that far wall,” said Bey at last. “Indeed?” “Yes. It will say, ‘If you… — Charles Sheffield
“I think I’ll have a sign made for that far wall,” said Bey at last.
“Indeed?”
“Yes. It will say, ‘If you have nothing to do, please don’t do it here’.”
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