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Then it became clear: a little thing like a weathervane, with four sails black on one side and white on the other, that began to whirl around as the light struck it. It illustrated a moral lesson, the Intercessor explained, and went on to Coram and the other leaders, looking troubled.
John Faa spoke:
"Lyra, child, Farder Coram has told me about your reading of that instrument. And I'm sorry to say that poor Jacob has just died. I think we're going to haveexplain what that was. Five minutes later Lyra had forgotten the moral, but she hadn't forgotten the little whirling vanes in the ray of dusty light. They were delightful whatever they meant, and all done by the power of photons, said the Librarian as.So perhaps Pantalaimon was right. If elementary particles could push a photomill around, no doubt they could make light work of a needle; but it still troubled her."Lyra! Lyra!"It was Tony Costa, waving to her from the jetty."Come over here," he called. "You got to go and see John Faa at the Zaal. Run, gal, it's urgent."She found John Faa with Farder