Sandro Botticelli The Story of Nastagio degli Onesti

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. Coulter laughed and said, "Possibly. But you know you'll have to work very hard. You'll have to learn mathematics, and navigation, and celestial geography."
"Will you teach me?"
"Yes. And you'll have to help me by making notes and putting my papers in order and doing various pieces of basic

She did sleep, finally, though Pantalaimon wouldn't settle until she snapped at him, when he became a hedgehog out of pique. It was still dark when someone shook calculation, and so on. And because we'll be visiting some important people, we'll have to find you some pretty clothes. There's a lot to learn, Lyra.""I don't mind. I want to learn it all.""I'm sure you will. When you come be a famous traveler. Now we're going to leave very early in the morning, by the dawn zeppelin, so you'd better run along and go straight to bed. I'll see you at breakfast. Goodnight!""Goodnight," said Lyra, and, remembering the few manners she had, turned at the door and said, "Goodnight, Master."He nodded. "Sleep well," he said."And thanks," Lyra added to Mrs. Coulter.