chater fifteen the diaearance f jill (第13/17页)
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not well pleased， had arrived. But as soon as they understood what it was all about， they joined in with a will. Even the Fauns made themselves useful by carting away the earth in little barrows，and the Squirrels danced and leaped to and fro in great excitement，though Jill never found out exactly what they thought they were doing. The Bears and Owls contented themselves with giving advice，and kept on asking the children if they wouldn’t like to come into the cave（that was where Jill had seen the firelight）and get warm and have supper. But the children couldn’t bear to go without seeing their friends set free.
No one in our world can work at a job of that sort as Dwarfs and Talking Moles work in Narnia；but then，of course，Moles and Dwarfs don’t look on it as work. They like digging. It was therefore not really long before they had opened a great black chasm in the hillside. And out from the blackness into the moonlight— this would have been rather dreadful if one hadn’t known who
