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Pages 214-232 Summary
Nanny reports to Granny that Tomjon and his companions have come to put on a play. Granny is dubious, insisting that the play is likely a cover for their true intentions of overthrowing Lord Felmet. Nanny also comments that Tomjon doesn't seem to like the Ramptops very much. Meanwhile, Hwel meets with Lord and Lady Felmet. The king is very pleased with the play, declaring that the events are depicted exactly as they occurred. Hwel, who is more than a bit unsettled by the Lord and Lady and not too fond of Lancre, is anxious to have the production over and done with. Before the Lady can interject, Lord Felmet pays out the promised 100 silver coins.
Magrat meets the Fool in the meadow by the lake. Though he is bent on wooing her, Magrat is more concerned with using her feminine...
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