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- Unhinging his jaw, the dwarf pointed himself torpedo-like through the hole in the floorboards. His heart calmed immediately as the scent of minerals filled his nostrils. Safe, he was safe. Nothing could catch a dwarf underground, not even a Skaylian rock worm.
- That was, of course, if he managed to get underground…
- Ten very powerful fingers gripped Mulch by the ankles. This just wasn't the dwarf's day. First wart-face, now this homicidal human.
- Some people never learn. Usually Mud People.
- 'Egg go,' he mumbled, unhinged jaw flapping uselessly.
- 'Not a chance,' came the reply. 'The only way you're leaving this house is in a body bag.'
- Mulch could feel himself being dragged backwards. This human was strong. There weren't many creatures that could dislodge a dwarf with a grip on something. He scrabbled in the dirt, cramming handfuls of wine-impregnated clay into his cavernous mouth. There was only one chance.
- -Artemis Fowl, Chapter 7
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