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ns the ship’s company in general．But I myself will sit at this table till sunrise．”
“Why on earth ？”said Eustace．
“Because，”said the Mouse，“this is a very great adventure， and no danger seems to me so great as that of knowing when I get back to Narnia that I left a mystery behind me through fear．”
“I’ll stay with you，Reep，”said Edmund．
“And I too，”said Caspian．
“And me，”said Lucy．And then Eustace volunteered also. This was very brave of him because never having read of such things or even heard of them till he joined the Dawn Treader made it worse for him than for the others．
“I beseech your Majesty—”began Drinian．
“No，my Lord，”said Caspian．“Your place is with the ship， and you have had a day’s work while we five have idled．”There was a lot of argument about this but in the end Caspian had his way. As the crew marched off to the shore in the gathering dusk none of the five watchers，except perhaps Reepicheep，could avoid a cold feeling in
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