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t go in there,I can’t ! I can’t ! I won’t,”she panted. The Earthmen said nothing but they all lowered their spears and pointed them at her.
“Steady,Pole,”said Puddleglum. “Those big fellows wouldn’t be crawling in there if it didn’t get wider later on. And there’s one thing about this underground work,we shan’t get any rain.”
“Oh,you don’t understand. I can’t,”wailed Jill.
“Think how 1 felt on that cliff,Pole,”said Scrubb. “You go first,Puddleglum,and I’ll come after her.”
“That’s right,”said the Marsh-wiggle,getting down on his hands and knees. “You keep a grip of my heels,Pole,and Scrubb will hold on to yours. Then we’ll all be comfortable.”
“Comfortable ! ”said Jill. But she got down and they crawled in on their elbows. It was a nasty place. You had to go flat on your face for what seemed like half an hour,though it may really have been only five minutes. It was hot. Jill felt she was being smothered. But at last a dim light showed ahead,the tunnel