, , andbeforeherememberedtheSeaPeopleagainLucyandDrinianhadtakenhimasideandwarnedhimnottomentionwhathehadseen.
Asthingsturnedouttheyneedhardlyhavebothered, , .“Justlikeaflockofsheep, ” —aquiet, —, glidingintheshallowwater, andLucy, leaningoverthebulwark, cameoppositetooneanother, thegirllookedupandstaredstraightintoLucy'.
Afterthatformanydays, withoutwindinhershroudsorfoamatherbows, acrossawavelesssea, , buttheydrewbucketsofdazzlingwaterfromthesea, strongerthanwineandsomehowwetter, moreliquid, thanordinarywater, , , .
“MyLord, ” saidCaspiantoDrinianoneday, “whatdoyouseeahead? ”
“Sire, ” saidDrinian, “, asfarasmyeyescanreach.”
“ThatiswhatIseetoo, ” saidCaspian, “andIcannotimaginewhatitis.”
“Ifwewereinhigherlatitudes, yourMajesty, ” saidDrinian, “'tbethat; , we', wedon'twanttocrashintoitatthisspeed! ”
TheydidasDriniansaid, —, , whohadalreadybeguntothinkthatthereturnjourneytoRamandu'sland, rowingagainststreamalltheway, wouldbeprettypoorsport.(.)
) ; andwhen, afterthat, .
“Lilies, yourMajesty! ” shoutedRynelf, standingupinthebows.
“Whatdidyousay? ” askedCaspian.
“Bloominglilies, yourMajesty, ” saidRynelf.“Sameasinapoolorinagardenathome.”
“Look! ” saidLucy, .
“What'sthedepth, Rynelf? ” askedDrinian.
“That'sthefunnything, Captain, ” saidRynelf.“It'.”
“Theycan'tbereallilies—notwhatwecalllilies, ” saidEustace.
