chater fifteen the diaearance f jill (第5/17页)
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snow. And of course ！ There were the stars staring in a black frosty sky overhead. And the tall black things behind the dancers were trees. They had not only got out into the upper world at last，but had come out in the heart of Narnia. Jill felt she could have fainted with delight；and the music-the wild music，intensely sweet and yet just the least bit eerie too，and full of good magic as the Witch’s thrumming had been full of bad magic—made her feel it all the more.
All this takes a long time to tell，but of course it took a very short time to see. Jill turned almost at once to shout down to the others，“I say ！ It’s all right. We’re out，and we’re home.”But the reason she never got further than“I say”was this. Circling round and round the dancers was a ring of Dwarfs，all dressed in their finest clothes；mostly scarlet with fur-lined hoods and golden tassels and big furry top-boots. As they circled round they were all diligently throwing snowballs. （Those were the white things that
