Paul Gauguin Mahana No Atua

Paul Gauguin Mahana No AtuaPaul Gauguin Les AlyscampsPaul Gauguin By the Sea
better days, although from the look of it they hadn't been very much better, and then said, 'Right. Fire away.'
'What's so important about the hat?'
'Oh, it's very 'essential. You've got to have the proper hat for wizarding. We wizards know about this sort of thing.'Cutwell pulled out a chair and sat down. He squirmed a little. A thoughtful expression passed over his face. He stood up, reached behind him and produced a flat reddish mass which might have once been half a at it sorrowfully.
'I've been looking for that all morning, would you believe?' he said. 'It was an Ail-On with extra peppers, too.' He picked sadly at the squashed shape, and suddenly remembered Keli.
'Gosh, sorry,' he said, 'where's my manners? Whatever will you think of 'If you say so. Look, can you see me?'He peered at her. 'Yes. Yes, I would definitely say I can see you.''And hear me? You can hear me, can you?''Loud and clear. Yes. Every syllable tinkling into place. No problems.''Then would you be surprised if I told you that no-one else in this city can?''Except me?'Keli snorted. 'And your doorknocker.'