glum. quot;You see, I o here all my life.”

    quot;Indeed,quot; said tc;tell me, I pray you, ry is?”

    quot;Up t; said Puddleglum, stoutly, pointing over;I - I dont knoly where.”

    quot;; said t, musical laug;Is try up among tones and mortar of the roof?”

    quot;No,quot; said Puddleglum, struggling a little to get ;Its in  Overworld.”

    quot;And w, or w. . . Overworld?”

    quot;O be so silly,quot; said Scrubb, ment of t smell and t;As if you didnt knos up above, up  here.”

    quot;I cry you mercy, little brot; laugc ;I  meeting. But en meet our friends in  strange places  ask to remember it.”

    quot;Madam,quot; said ternly, quot;I old your Grace t I am  the Kings son of Narnia.”

    quot;And s be, dear friend,quot; said tc;s be king of many imagined lands in thy fancies.”

    quot;eve been too,quot; snapped Jill. Sment getting . But of course t  t sill feel it, s it  yet fully worked.

    quot;And t Queen of Narnia too, I doubt not, pretty one,quot; said tcone.

    quot;Im not,quot; said Jill, stamping . quot;e come from  another world.”

    quot;tier game t; said tc;tell us,  little maid,  and ours?”

    Of course a lot of ted into Jills  once: Experiment  s, cinemas, cars, aeroplanes, ration- books, queues.

    But t trings  of tcrument.) Jill couldnt remember time it didnt come into  sed, for nos full strengted you get, tain you feel t you are not enced at all. S t  it o say):  quot;No. I suppose t ot be all a dream