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521
"
I
am
afraid
I
really
don
t
know
-
"
said
the
head
thief
.
The
Patrician
leaned
forward
.
522
"
No
unlicensed
thieving
,
surely
?
"
he
said
.
523
"
I
shall
look
into
it
directly
!
"
stuttered
the
head
thief
.
"
Depend
upon
it
!
"
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524
The
Patrician
gave
him
a
sweet
smile
.
"
I
m
sure
I
can
,
"
he
said
.
"
Thank
you
for
coming
to
see
me
.
Don
t
hesitate
to
leave
.
"
525
The
thief
shuffled
out
.
It
was
always
like
this
with
the
Patrician
,
he
reflected
bitterly
.
You
came
to
him
with
a
perfectly
reasonable
complaint
.
Next
thing
you
knew
,
you
were
shuffling
out
backwards
,
bowing
and
scraping
,
relieved
simply
to
be
getting
away
.
526
You
had
to
hand
it
to
the
Patrician
,
he
admitted
grudgingly
.
If
you
didn
t
,
he
sent
men
to
come
and
take
it
away
.
527
When
he
d
gone
Lord
Vetinari
rang
the
little
bronze
bell
that
summoned
his
secretary
.
The
man
s
name
,
despite
his
handwriting
,
was
Lupine
Wonse
.
He
appeared
,
pen
poised
.
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528
You
could
say
this
about
Lupine
Wonse
.
He
was
neat
.
He
always
gave
the
impression
of
just
being
completed
.
Even
his
hair
was
so
smoothed
-
down
and
oiled
it
looked
as
though
it
had
been
painted
on
.
529
"
The
Watch
appears
to
be
having
some
difficulty
with
the
Thieves
Guild
,
"
said
the
Patrician
.
"
Van
Pew
has
been
in
here
claiming
that
a
member
of
the
Watch
arrested
him
.
"
530
"
What
for
,
sir
?
"