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“WHO’sthere？”shoutedthethreetravellers.
“IamtheWardenoftheMarchesofUnderland，andwithmestandahundredEarthmeninarms，”camethereply.“TellmequicklywhoyouareandwhatisyourerrandintheDeepRealm？”
“Wefelldownbyaccident，”saidPuddleglum，truthfullyenough.
“Manyfalldown，andfewreturntothesunlitlands，”saidthevoice.“MakereadynowtocomewithmetotheQueenoftheDeepReal”
“Whatdoesshewantwithus？”askedScrubbcautiously.
“Idonotknow，”saidthevoice.“Herwillisnottobequestionedbutobeyed.”
Whilehesaidthesewordstherewasanoiselikeasoftexplosionandimmediatelyacoldlight，greywithalittleblueinit，floodedthecavern.Allhopethatthespeakerhadbeenidlyboastingwhenhespokeofhishundredarmedfollowersdiedatonce.Jillfoundherselfblinkingandstaringatadensecrowd.Theywereofallsizes，fromlittlegnomesbarelyafoothightostatelyfigurestallerthanmen.Allcarriedthree-prongedspearsintheirhands，andallweredreadfullypale，andallstoodasstillasstatues.Apartfromthat，theywereverydifferent；somehadtailsandothersnot，someworegreatbeardsandothershadveryround，smoothfaces，bigaspumpkins.Therewerelong，pointednoses，andlong，softnoseslikesmalltrunks，andgreatblobbynoses.Severalhadsinglehornsinthemiddleoftheirforeheads.Butinonerespecttheywereallalike：everyfaceinthewholehundredwasassadasafacecouldbe.Theyweresosadthat，afterthefirstglance，JillalmostforgottobeafraidoftheShefeltshewouldliketocheerthemup.
“Well！”saidPuddleglum，rubbinghishands.“ThisisjustwhatIneeded.Ifthesechapsdon’tteachmetotakeaseriousviewoflife，Idon’tknowwhatwill.Lookatthatfellowwiththewalrusmoustache—orthatonewiththe—”
“Getup，”saidtheleaderoftheEarthmen.
Therewasnothingelsetobedone.Thethreetravellersscrambledtotheirfeetandjoinedhands.Onewantedthetouchofafriend’shandatamomentlikethat.AndtheEarthmencameallroundthem，paddingonlarge，softfeet，onwhichsomehadtentoes，sometwelve，andothersnone.
“March，”saidtheWarden：andmarchtheydid.
Thecoldlightcamefromalargeballonthetopofalongpole，andthetallestofthegnomescarriedthisattheheadoftheprocession.Byitscheerlessraystheycouldseethattheywereinanaturalcavern；thewallsandroofwereknobbed，twisted，andgashedintoathousandfantasticshapes，andthestonyfloorslopeddownwardastheyproceeded.ItwasworseforJillthanfortheothers，becauseshehateddark，undergroundplaces.Andwhen，astheywenton，thecavegotlowerandnarrower，andwhen，atlast，thelight-bearerstoodaside，andthegnomes，onebyone，stoopeddown（allexcepttheverysmallestones）andsteppedintoalittledarkcrackanddisappeared，shefeltshecouldbearitnolonger.
“Ican’tgointhere，Ican’t！Ican’t！Iwon’t，”shepanted.TheEarthmensaidnothingbuttheyallloweredtheirspearsandpointedthemather.
“Steady，Pole，”saidPuddleglu“Thosebigfellowswouldn’tbecrawlinginthereifitdidn’tgetwiderlateron.Andthere’sonethingaboutthisundergroundwork，weshan’tgetanyrain.”
“Oh，youdon’tunderstand.Ican’t，”wailedJill.
“Thinkhow1feltonthatcliff，Pole，”saidScrubb.“Yougofirst，Puddleglum，andI’llcomeafterher.”
“That’sright，”saidtheMarsh-wiggle，gettingdownonhishandsandknees.“Youkeepagripofmyheels，Pole，andScrubbwillholdontoyours.Thenwe’llallbecomfortable.”
“Comfortable！”saidJill.Butshegotdownandtheycrawledinontheirelbows.Itwasanastyplace.Youhadtogoflatonyourfaceforwhatseemedlikehalfanhour，thoughitmayreallyhavebeenonlyfiveminutes.Itwashot.Jillfeltshewasbeingsmothered.Butatlastadimlightshowedahead，thetunnelgrewwiderandhigher，andtheycameout，hot，dirty，andshaken，intoacavesolargethatitscarcelyseemedlikeacaveatall.
Itwasfullofadim，drowsyradiance，sothatheretheyhadnoneedoftheEarthmen’sstrangelantern.Thefloorwassoftwithsomekindofmossandoutofthisgrewmanystrangeshapes，branchedandtallliketrees，butflabbylikemushrooms.Theystoodtoofaraparttomakeaforest；itwasmorelikeapark.Thelight（agreenishgrey）seemedtocomebothfromthemandfromthemoss，anditwasnotstrongenoughtoreachtheroofofthecave，whichmusthavebeenalongwayoverhead.Acrossthemild，soft，sleepyplacetheywerenowmadetomarch.Itwasverysad，butwithaquietsortofsadness，likesoftmusic.
Heretheypasseddozensofstrangeanimalslyingontheturf，eitherdeadorasleep，Jillcouldnottellwhich.Theseweremostlyofadragonishorbat-likesort；Puddleglumdidnotknowwhatanyofthemwere.
“Dotheygrowhere？”ScrubbaskedtheWarden.Heseemedverysurprisedatbeingspokento，butreplied，“No.Theyareallbeaststhathavefoundtheirwaydownbychasmsandcaves，outofOverlandintotheDeepRealManycomedown，andfewreturntothesunlitlands.Itissaidthattheywillallwakeattheendoftheworld.”
Hismouthshutlikeaboxwhenhehadsaidthis，andinthegreatsilenceofthatcavethechildrenfeltthattheywouldnotdaretospeakagain.Thebarefeetofthegnomes，paddingonthedeepmoss，madenosound.Therewasnowind，therewerenobirds，therewasnosoundofwater.Therewasnosoundofbreathingfromthestrangebeasts.
Whentheyhadwalkedforseveralmiles，theycametoawallofrock，andinitalowarchwayleadingintoanothercavern.Itwasnot，however，sobadasthelastentranceandJillcouldgothroughitwithoutbendingherhead.Itbroughtthemintoasmallercave，longandnarrow，abouttheshapeandsizeofacathedral.Andhere，fillingalmostthewholelengthofit，layanenormousmanfastasleep.Hewasfarbiggerthananyofthegiants，andhisfacewasnotlikeagiant’s，butnobleandbeautiful.Hisbreastroseandfellgentlyunderthesnowybeardwhichcoveredhimtothewaist.Apure，silverlight（noonesawwhereitcamefrom）resteduponhi
“Who’sthat？”askedPuddlegluAnditwassolongsinceanyonehadspoken，thatJillwonderedhowhehadthenerve.
“ThatisoldFatherTime，whooncewasaKinginOverland，”saidtheWarden.“AndnowhehassunkdownintotheDeepRealmandliesdreamingofallthethingsthataredoneintheupperworld.Manysinkdown，andfewreturntothesunlitlands.Theysayhewillwakeattheendoftheworld.”
Andoutofthatcavetheypassedintoanother，andthenintoanotherandanother，andsoontillJilllostcount，butalwaystheyweregoingdownhillandeachcavewaslowerthanthelast，tilltheverythoughtoftheweightanddepthoftheearthaboveyouwassuffocating.AtlasttheycametoaplacewheretheWardencommandedhischeerlesslanterntobelitagain.Thentheypassedintoacavesowideanddarkthattheycouldseenothingofitexceptthatrightinfrontofthemastripofthepalesandrandownintostillwater.Andthere，besidealittlejetty，layashipwithoutmastorsailbutwithmanyoars.Theyweremadetogoonboardherandnearer；buttherewasnotasongorashoutorabellortherattleofawheelanywhere.TheCitywasasquiet，andnearlyasdark，astheinsideofanant-hill.
Atlasttheirshipwasbroughtalongsideaquayandmadefast.ThethreetravellersweretakenashoreandmarchedupintotheCity.CrowdsofEarthmen，notwoalike，rubbedshoulderswiththeminthecrowdedstreets，andthesadlightfellonmanysadandgrotesquefaces.Butnooneshowedanyinterestinthestrangers.Everygnomeseemedtobeasbusyasitwassad，thoughJillneverfoundwhattheyweresobusyabout.Buttheendlessmoving，shoving，hurrying，andthesoftpad-pad-padwenton.
Atlasttheycametowhatappearedtobeagreatcastle，thoughfewofthewindowsinitwerelighted.Heretheyweretakeninandmadetocrossacourtyard，andtoclimbmanystaircases.Thisbroughtthemintheendtoagreatmurkilylithall.Butinonecornerofit—ohjoy！—therewasanarchwayfilledwithaquitedifferentsortoflight；thehonest，yellowish，warmlightofsuchalampashumansuse.Whatshowedbythislightinsidethearchwaywasthefootofastaircasewhichwoundupwardbetweenwallsofstone.Thelightseemedtocomefromthetop.TwoEarthmenstoodoneoneachsideofthearchlikesentries，orfootmen.
TheWardenwentuptothesetwo，andsaid，asifitwereapassword：
“ManysinkdowntotheUnderworld.”
“Andfewreturntothesunlitlands，”theyanswered，asifitwerethecountersign.Thenallthreeputtheirheadstogetherandtalked.Atlastoneofthetwognomes-in-waitingsaid，“ItellyoutheQueen’sgraceisgonefromhenceonhergreataffair.Wehadbestkeepthesetopdwellersinstraitprisontillherhomecoming.Fewreturntothesunlitlands.”
AtthatmomenttheconversationwasinterruptedbywhatseemedtoJillthemostdelightfulnoiseintheworld.Itcamefromabove，fromthetopofthestaircase；anditwasaclear，ringing，perfectlyhumanvoice，thevoiceofayoungman.
“Whatcoilareyoukeepingdownthere，Mullugutherum？”itshouted.“Overworlders，ha！Bringthemuptome，andthatpresently.”
“PleaseityourHighnesstoremember，”beganMullugutherum，butthevoicecuthimshort.
“ItpleasesmyHighnessprincipallytobeobeyed，oldmutterer.Bringthemup，”itcalled.
Mullugutherumshookhishead，motionedtothetravellerstofollowandbegangoingupthestaircase.Ateverystepthelightincreased.Therewererichtapestrieshangingonthewalls.Thelamplightshonegoldenthroughthincurtainsatthestaircase-head.TheEarthmenpartedthecurtainsandstoodaside.Thethreepassedin.Theywereinabeautifulroom，richlytapestried，withabrightfireonacleanhearth，andredwineandcutglasssparklingonthetable.AyoungmanwithfairhairrosetogreettheHewashandsomeandlookedbothboldandkind，thoughtherewassomethingabouthisfacethatdidn’tseemquiteright.HewasdressedinblackandaltogetherlookedalittlebitlikeHamlet.
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