Parcel Monkey Quotes

Around the campfire good-byes were spoken, a few toasts, even a few regrets. The sky was blacker than it had been before: perhaps it was the contrast of the whiteness of snowy peaks all around. Liir showed up with a parcel of clothing and some sort of musical instrument, and said good-byes too. “Oh, so you’re stopping here, are you?” said Elphie. “Yes,” he said, “with you.” “With the crows, with the monkey, with the bees, with the dog, and with the Witch?” she said. “With me?” “Where else can I go?” he asked. “I’m sure I don’t know,” she answered. “I can take care of the dog,” he said calmly. “I can collect the honey for you.” “It makes no difference to me,” she said. “All right,” he said, and so Liir prepared to enter his father’s house.