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d how any man could bear to have the things said to him which were said to the slave dealer by the Mouse．But the slave dealer，far from objecting，only said“Go on”whenever Reepicheep paused for breath，occasionally adding，“It’s as good as a play，”or，“Blimey，you can’t help almost thinking it knows what it’s saying ！”or“Was it one of you what trained it ？”This so infuriated Reepicheep that in the end the number of things he thought of saying all at once nearly suffocated him and he became silent．
When they got down to the shore that looked towards Doorn they found a little village and a long-boat on the beach and，lying a little further out，a dirty bedraggled looking ship．
“Now，youngsters，”said the slave dealer，“let’s have no fuss and then you’ll have nothing to cry about．All aboard．”
At that moment a fine-looking bearded man came out of one of the housesan inn，I thinkand said：
“Well，Pug．More of your usual wares ？”
The slaver，whose name seemed to be Pug，bow
