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eiling of her cabin and looked round on all the nice new things she had got in the Lone Islands-seaboots and buskins and cloaks and jerkins and scarves． And then she would go on deck and take a look from the forecastle at a sea which was a brighter blue each morning and drink in an air that was a little warmer day by day．After that came breakfast and such an appetite as one only has at sea．
She spent a good deal of time sitting on the little bench in the stern playing chess with Reepicheep．It was amusing to see him lifting the pieces，which were far too big for him，with both paws and standing on tiptoes if he made a move near the centre of the board．He was a good player and when he remembered what he was doing he usually won．But every now and then Lucy won because the Mouse did something quite ridiculous like sending a knight into the danger of a queen and castle combined．This happened because he had momentarily forgotten it was a game of chess and was thinking of a real battle a
