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unoccupied, dragged Twoflower inside, and slammed it behind him. Then he leaned against it, wheezing horribly.
"We're the cold, still, immensely high and brooding mountains of Eternity.
Swish! went the stone. Death hummed a dirge, and tapped one bony foot on the frosty flagstones.
Someone approached through the dim orchard where the nightapples grew, and there came the sickly sweet smell of crushed lilies. Death looked up angrily, and totally lost in a palace on an island we haven't a hope of leaving," he panted. "And what's more we- hey!" he finished, as the sight of the contents of the room filtered up his deranged optic nerves.Twoflower was already staring at the walls.Because what was so odd about the room was, it contained the whole Universe. Death sat in His garden, running a whetstone along the edge of His scythe. It was already so sharp that any passing breeze that blew across it was sliced smoothly into two puzzled zephyrs, although breezes were rare indeed in Death's silent garden. It lay on a sheltered plateau overlooking the Disc world's complex dimensions, and behind it loomed