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as not particularly nice. It was rather dark and smelled very damp. There was only one room in it and this room went right up to the stone roof:a wooden staircase in one corner led up to a trap door by which you could get out on the battlements. There were a few rude bunks to sleep in,and a great many lockers and bundles. There was also a hearth which looked as if nobody had lit a fire in it for a great many years.
“We’d better go out and gather some firewood first thing, hadn’t we ?”said Jill.
“Not yet,comrade,”said Tirian. He was determined that they should not be caught unarmed,and began searching the lockers,thankfully remembering that he had always been careful to have these garrison towers inspected once a year and to make sure that they were stocked with all things needful. The bow strings were there in their coverings of oiled silk,the swords and spears were greased against rust,and the armour was kept bright in its wrappings. But there was something even better.“