Jack Vettriano The Shape Of Things To Come

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servants had been laying the tables for lunch. This generally took some time. Since wizards took their meals seriously, and left a lot of mess, the tables were in a permanent state of being laid, cleaned or occupied.
Place‑settings alone took a lot of time. Each wizard required nine knives, thirteen forks, twelve spoons and one rammer, quite aparthitting vigorously with the knives.
'What's he doing that for?' said Ridcully. 'And, Dean, will you stop tapping your feet?'
'Well, it's catchy,' said the Dean.
'It's catching,' said Ridcully.
The Lecturer in Recent Runes was frowning in concentration from all the wine‑glasses.Wizards often turned up in ample time for the next meal. In fact they were often there in good time to have second helpings of the last one.A wizard was sitting there now.'That's Recent Runes, ain't it?' said Ridcully.He had a knife in each hand. He also had the salt, pepper and mustard pots in front of him. And the cake‑stand. And a couple of tureen covers. All of which he was