CHAPTER FIVE
tterings, roarings and boomings whe poop.
And all next day and all t it on. It on till one could ime before it o be t tiller and it o be men at t for anyone, and not overboard, and the sun.
ace made try in his diary.
quot;3 September. t day for ages e. e een days and nig because I kept a careful count, t to be embarked on a dangerous voyage even count rigly time, up and doo t even an attempt at giving us proper meals. Needless to say t, so no c all proves elling tting out in a rotten little tub like t would be bad enough
decent people instead of fiends in al to me. t our mast (tump left no at all o come on deck and everyt little beast does is all for t to amount of sense. today tly boat is level at last and t and o do. e ty beastly stuff most of it, to last for sixteen days. (try orm rouble is er.
to a leak knocked in ty. (Narnian efficiency again.) On s rations, a day eac enougwelve days.
(till lots of rum and even t ier.)
quot;If o turn at once and make for t it took us eigo get migake us far longer to get back. And at present t t all. As for ro ake far too long and Caspian says t roer a day. Im pretty sure tried to explain t perspiration really cools people doer if t take any notice of t ted for going on in t it my duty to point out t knoried to get to see thinking.
Instead of producing a better plan to ask me explained coolly and quietly t I aic voyage my consent, and it t of the