Jingo

Part 1 It was a moonless night

Part 2 There was not on the whole a lot of geological excitement

Part 3 In Ankh-Morpork, there was a tradition of soap box public speaking

Part 4 Lord Vetinary looked attentive

Part 5 It couldn't really happen, could it

Part 6 As the Lords and leaders departed

Part 7 The entire Watch was mustering

Part 8 Rain poured on Ankh-Morpork

Part 9 Angua was on patrol with Nobby Nobbs

Part 10 Commander Vimes stood in the lee of one of the fountains in Sator Square

Part 11 The rain fell on Leshp

Part 12 Hnh Wuh

Part 13 There was Sherry

Part 14 The Convivium was Unseen University's big day

Part 15 It was five o'clock

Part 16 Vimes remained staring at the far wall

Part 17 When Vimes had gone

Part 18 Vimes turned the clove over and over

Part 19 The room vacated so terminally by Ossie

Part 20 Sam! Vimes looked up from his reading

Part 21 Here, Carrot said

Part 22 The Librarian wrinkled his nose

Part 23 The crowd watching the burning Klatchian Embassy

Part 24 A cart squeaked along the wet street

Part 25 Vimes coughed

Part 26 Vimes shut his office door behind him

Part 27 The doors to the Rats Chamber opened

Part 28 At nine next morning

Part 29 Dreams rising within him like bubbles

Part 30 Sargent Colon and Corporal Nobbs had gone on patrol

Part 31 Sand had been spilt across the big table

Part 32 'Yerss, it are species of your choice's life in der First of Foot'

Part 33 Nobby and Colon edged along the alley

Part 34 No-one took any notice of Angua

Part 35 It was a cylinder, tapering to a point at both ends

Part 36 Vimes tried to concentrate on General Tacticus

Part 37 Lord Rust looked thoughtfully ar Crumbling Michael

Part 38 What did he take the boat for

Part 39 White sunlight etched far shadows in Prince Cadram's palace

Part 40 Sarge? Yes, Nobby?

Part 41 Angua stopped trying to rub the collar off

Part 42 It was after midnight

Part 43 Strange. We seemed to have stopped moving

Part 44 Vimes shook his head

Part 45 The Klatchian sailors struggled with the canvas

Part 46 Detritus's crossbow was originally a three-man siege weapon

Part 47 It was in the nature of a D'reg to open doors carefully

Part 48 The sun rose in a cloudless sky

Part 49 As they slipped back into a blue twilight

Part 50 'Land ahoy!'

Part 51 The Klatchian ship's boat hit the water

Part 52 ' I'm gonna get fick ' Detritus muttered

Part 53 The boat squeaked through the mysterious depths of the ocean

Part 54 The beach was a lot closer now

Part 55 It took half an hour to get to the top of the first dune

Part 56 As the boat surfaced

Part 57 A Klatchian fishing boat

Part 58 Vimes awoke with a nosefull of camel

Part 59 Their captors were sitting round the fire

Part 60 The Klatchian fishing boat was a mile out of harbour

Part 61 Night poured over the desert

Part 62 The boat surfaced in the scummy, dead water under a jetty

Part 63 Below them, the water bubbled for a moment

Part 64 The subtle, deceiving dawn before dawn

Part 65 Vimes watched from the dune

Part 66 'Stop complaining Nobby!'

Part 67 'Excuse me'

Part 68 Everyone was staring at Colon

Part 69 There was a noise outside the tavern

Part 70 Vimes, blindfolded on the back of a camel, was lost

Part 71 Sargent Colon's eyes went big

Part 72 The carpet drifted onwards in silence

Part 73 'You can turn round now' said Ahmed

Part 74 Vimes stood back

Part 75 The hot wind flapped the banners

Part 76 Prince Cadram and his generals

Part 77 An open-sided tent had been set up between the two armies

Part 78 In the distance, there was a column of dust approaching fast

Part 79 'Good morning, Gentlemen' Ahmed had a D'reg crossbow in each hand

Part 80 There was silence

Part 81 A thick roll of paper dropped to the floor

Part 82 The day wore on

Part 83 Captain Jenkins had got his ship afloat again

Part 84 Green-blue light filtered through the tiny windows of the boat

Part 85 A silent crowd was waiting on the quayside

Part 86 A figure walked across the trampled sand near Gebra

Part 87 The Rats Chamber was crowded

Part 88 Seaweed floated away on aimless currents

Part 89 'Good evening, Sir Samuel' said Lord Vetinary

Part 90 'Spit!' Lady Sybil held her handkerchief in front of her husband