"There must be a hundred silver dollars in here," moaned Boggis, waving a purse. "I mean, that's not my… — Terry Pratchett
"There must be a hundred silver dollars in here," moaned Boggis, waving a purse. "I mean, that's not my league. That's not my class. I can't handle that sort of money. You've got to be in the Guild of Lawyers or something to steal that much."
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