Naturally, Mr Norrellcomplained very vigorously to the Committee for Magical Acts about thisstate of affairs since Vinculus was the sorcerer whom he hated most. tation of fallingprey to some or all of these terrible emotions, but was forced to conclude thathe felt none of them. He has no friends but you? Well, there is Lord Byron . events unfold as though hewere watching a play through thick glass or a scene at the bottom of a pond.
OrdinarilyCaptain Whyte, a professional soldier, would have felt inclined to argue, buthe too was affected by the sombre character of their surroundings and onlyanswered, Very true, sir. Instead, he looked out of the window. I beg your pardon? Lascelles said quickly, Mr Norrell knows nothing of any magic done inthose places. Fortunately for us all Mr Norrell is what he always was:firm and resolute and watchful.
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