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bounding up to the ridge.
'You can put me down right now,' said Gaspode. 'Right now this minute! Here they come!'
The leading dogs arrived on the opposite roof, saw the gap, and tried to turn. Claws slid on the tiles.
Angua turned, poodle accelerated out into space, powered less by muscles than by whatever it was that burned in his soul.
His forepaws touched the slates, clawed for a moment on the slick surface, and found no hold. In silence he skidded backwards down the roof, over the edge—
—and hung.fighting for breath. She'd tried to avoid breathing, during that first mad dash. She'd have breathed Gaspode.They heard Big Fido's irate yapping.'Cowards! That's not twenty feet across! That's nothing to a wolf!'The dogs measured the distance doubtfully. Sometimes a dog has to get right down and ask himself: what species am I?'It's easy! I'll show you! Look!'Big Fido ran back a little way, paused, turned, ran . . . and leapt.There was hardly a curve to the trajectory. The little