“It'sacookerybook, ” thoughtJillwithoutmuchinterest, 'seyeswereshutbutshedidn': andattheverynextentryherheartseemedtostopbeating; Itran
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' , however, begreatlyreducedif-Jilltouchedhisfeet, andScrubb's, ; , notdaringtogotoofast, hardlydaringtobreathe, outthroughthescullery (giantsculleriessmellhorrid), outatlastintothepalesunlightofawinterafternoon.
, thankheavens, ontherightsideofthecastle; , , ortwo, orfivewindowsthere', too, thattheroadonwhichtheywere, andindeedallthegroundbetweenthemandtheCityRuinous, didn'tofferasmuchcoveraswouldhideafox; , theywerenowintheclothesthatthegiantshadprovidedforthemlastnight:exceptPuddleglum, , rathertoolongforher, , bluetunicandcloak, agold-hiltedsword, andafeatheredbonnet.
“Nicebitsofcolor, youtwoare, ” mutteredPuddleglum.“', we'llbesorrynottohaveourownbowsbeforelong, Ishouldn', too, thoseclothesofyours, arethey? ”
“Yes, I'mfreezingalready, ” saidJill.
Afewminutesagowhentheyhadbeeninthekitchen, shehadthoughtthatifonlytheycouldoncegetoutofthecastle, .
“Steady, steady, ” saidPuddleglum.“Don'', don', andthen, ifanyoneseesus, hemight, justpossibly, , we'redone.”
, whodidn'tknowwhatitwas, said,“What'sthat? ”
“Huntinghorn, ” whisperedScrubb.
“Butdon'trunevennow, ” saidPuddleglum.“NotuntilIgivetheword.”
ThistimeJillcouldn', abouthalfamileaway, wasthehuntreturningfrombehindthemontheleft.
:thenshoutsandhollas.
“They', ” saidPuddleglum.
