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that. Now tell me: What are you doing in this world? Is this where you came when we thought you were in Brasil or the Indies?"
"I found my way disturbance in the earth's magnetic field," Sir Charles continued. "The security services are alarmed. Every nation that does research into fundamental physics—what we call experimental theology—is turning to its scientists urgently to discover what's going on. Because they know that something is happening. And they suspect it has to do with other worlds."
"They do have a few clues to this, as a matter of fact. There is some here a long time ago," said Sir Charles. "It was too good a secret to reveal, even to you, Marisa. I've made myself very comfortable, as you can see. Being part of the Council of it easy for me to see where the power lay here.""As a matter of fact, I became a spy, though I never told my masters all I knew. The security services in this world were preoccupied for years with the Soviet Union—we know it as Muscovy. And although that threat has receded, there are still listening posts and machines trained in that direction, and I'm still in touch with those who run the spies."Mrs. Coulter sipped her Tokay. Her brilliant eyes were fixed unblinkingly on his."And I heard recently about a profound