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t much of a swimmer and perhaps it is best not to ask too many questions．Fledge visited the river too but he only stood in midstream，stooping down for a long drink of water and then shaking his mane and neighing several times．
Polly and Digory got to work on the toffee-tree．The fruit was delicious；not exactly like toffee-softer for one thing，and juicy-but like fruit which reminded one of toffee．Fledge also made an excellent breakfast；he tried one of the toffee fruits and liked it but said he felt more like grass at that hour in the morning．Then with some difficulty the children got on his back and the second journey began．
It was even better than yesterday，partly because everyone was feeling so fresh，and partly because the newly risen sun was at their backs and，of course，everything looks nicer when the light is behind you．It was a wonderful ride．The big snowy mountains rose above them in every direction．The valleys，far beneath them，were so green，and all the streams which
