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u know.Look how long the shadows are.And have you noticed that it isn’t so hot?”
“We shall need a camp-fire if we’ve got to spend the night here,”said Peter.“I’ve got matches.Let’s go and see if we can collect some dry wood.”
Everyone saw the sense of this,and for the next half-hour they were busy.The orchard through which they had first come into the ruins turned out not to be a good place for firewood.They tried the other side of the castle,passing out of the hall by a little side door into a maze of stony humps and hollows which must once have been passages and smaller rooms but was now all nettles and wild roses.Beyond this they found a wide gap in the castle wall and stepped through it into a wood of darker and bigger trees where they found dead branches and rotten wood and sticks and dry leaves and fir-cones in plenty.They went to and fro with bundles until they had a good pile on the dais.At the fifth journey they found the well,just outside the hall,hidden in weed