Pierre Auguste Renoir Dance in the City

Pierre Auguste Renoir Dance in the CityJoaquin Sorolla y Bastida Beaching the Boat (study)Joseph Mallord William Turner Mortlake TerraceJoseph Mallord William Turner Rain, Steam and Speed - The Great Western Railway
Well, they cut his daemon away," said Lyra, knowing how it would affect them. "And a little bit after we found him, he died. And all the daemons they cut away, they kept them in cages in a square building back there."
"It's true," said Roger. "And Lyra let 'em out during the fire drill."
"Yeah, I seen, where the fight was still continuing, the great length of the airship was not floating freely at the mooring mast any longer; the free end was drooping downward, and beyond it was rising a globe of-
"Lee Scoresby's balloon!" Lyra cried, and clapped her mit-tened hands with delight. "em!" said Billy Costa. "I didn't know what they was at first, but I seen 'em fly away with that goose.""But why do they do it?" demanded one boy. "Why do they cut people's daemons away? That's torture! Why do they do it?""Dust," suggested someone doubtfully.But the boy laughed in scorn. "Dust!" he said. "There en't no such thing! They just made that up! I don't believe in it.""Here," said someone else, "look what's happening to the zeppelin!"They all looked back. Beyond the dazzle of lights