Edward Hopper The Lighthouse at Two Lights

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these Gobblers looked like, anyone might be a Gobbler, as Lyra pointed out to the appalled gang, who were now all under her sway, and gyptians alike.
"They're a swarm. Other searchers soon joined the first ones, and before long, thirty or more gyptian children were racing from end to end of the wharves, running in and out of stables, scrambling over the cranes and derricks in the boatyard, leaping over the fence into the wide meadow, swinging fifteen at a time on the old swing bridge over the green water, and rbound to look like ordinary people, else they'd be seen at once," she explained. "If they only came at night, they could look like anything. But if they come in the daylight, they got to look ordinary. So any of these people might be Gobblers....""They en't," said a gyptian uncertainly. "I know 'em all.""All right, not these, but anyone else," said Lyra. "Let's go and look for 'em! And their white truck!"And that precipitated unning full pelt through the narrow streets of Jericho, between