erious as t. If it  must  be a very strange land, for it seemed just as smooter and on t.  very close to it Drinian put turned treader sout so t and rotle eness. In so doing tally made tant  discovery t t  forty feet  of till as  a pond. to t turn  journey to Ramandus land, ro stream all tty poor  sport. (It also explained . If s at the ship.)

    And still no one could make out e stuff   put off to investigate. treader could see  t t pus in amidst teness. ty in t clear across till er) talking in a s took a sounding; and , t came roo be plenty of te stuff inside o to he news.

    quot;Lilies, your Majesty!quot; sed Rynelf, standing up in the bows.

    quot; did you say?quot; asked Caspian.

    quot;Blooming lilies, your Majesty,quot; said Rynelf. quot;Same as in a pool or in a  garden at home.”

    quot;Look!quot; said Lucy, . S  arms full of als and broad flat leaves.

    quot;s t; asked Drinian.

    quot;ts tain,quot; said Rynelf. quot;Its still deep. thoms clear.”

    quot;t be real lilies - not ; said Eustace.

    Probably t, but ter some  consultation, treader turned back into t and began to glide eastried bot it  stuck and is norangest part of travels  began. Very soon tern horizon.

    eness, s est colour of gold, spread round t just astern  and left an open  lane of er t

    so look at, t sea ic; and if t by norong as eagles t   early morning  last longer. to ter day from all t very o describe; s - yes, but not at all sleepy or  overpo