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could see where that would be a problem," said Esk. She watched the scenery for a while, marshalling a train of thought.
"Is it, er, possible for a woman to be, you know, a wizard? " she said eventually.
Simon with Esk's voice.
"Of course they can't. It is self-evident, child. Simon, return to your studies."
Treatle pushed aside the curtain that led into the back of the wagon and climbed out on to the seat board.
The look of mild panic took up its familiar place on Simon's face. He gave Esk a pleading glance as Treatle took the reins from his hands, but she ignored him.
"Why not? What's so self-evident?"stared at her. She gave him a defiant look. His throat strained. He was trying to find a sentence that didn't start with a W. In the end he was forced to make concessions. "A curious idea," he said. He thought some more, and started to laugh until Esk's expression warned him. "Rather funny, really," he added, but the laughter in his face faded and was replaced by a puzzled look. "Never really tthought about it, before." "Well? Can they?" You could have shaved