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of sending him back to Cambridge—which was where Uncle Harold lived—than of sending him to the moon. After that he sulkily agreed to put on the fresh clothes which had been put out for him and come on deck．
Caspian now showed them over the ship，though indeed they had seen most of it already．They went up on the forecastle and saw the look-out man standing on a little shelf inside the gilded dragon’s neck and peering through its open mouth．Inside the forecastle was the galleyor ship’s kitchenand quarters for such people as the boatswain，the carpenter，the cook and the master-archer．If you think it odd to have the galley in the bows and imagine the smoke from its chimney streaming back over the ship，that is because you are thinking of steamships where there is always a headwind．On a sailing ship the wind is coming from behind，and anything smelly is put as far forward as possible． They were taken up to the fighting—top，and at first it was rather alarming to rock to and fro there and
