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WHAT made Scrubb look so dingy（and Jill too，if she could only have seen herself）was the splendour of their surroundings. I had better describe them at once.
Through a cleft in those mountains which Jill had seen far inland as she approached the land，the sunset light was pouring over a level lawn. On the far side of the lawn，its weather-vanes glittering in the light，rose a many-towered and many-turreted castle；the most beautiful castle Jill had ever seen. On the near side was a quay of white marble and，moored to this，the ship：a tall ship with high forecastle and high poop，gilded and crimson，with a great flag at the mast-head，and many banners waving from the decks，and a row of shields，bright as silver，along the bulwarks. The gang-plank was laid to her，and at the foot of it，just ready to go on board，stood an old，old man. He wore a rich mantle of scarlet which opened in front to show his silver mail shirt. There was a thin circlet of gold on his head. His beard，white as wool，fel
