Pyramids

(The Book of Going Forth)
Terry Pratchett, 1989
Corgi Books, 1990

Book I. The book of the going forth

p 74
People needed to believe in gods, if only because it was so hard to believe in people.

Book II. the book of the dead

p 101
The fact that people died was just an inconvenience, like them being out when you called.

p 192

'You see, jewellery isn't just something she wears,' said the ghost of Teppicymon XXVII. 'It's part of who she is.' My word, he added to himself, that's probably an Insight. Why is it so much easier to think when you're dead?

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