A Year With Aslan: Daily Reflections From The Chronicles Of Narnia - Plot & Excerpts
“Help! Help! We’re buried in the hill. Come and dig us out.” The Narnians, who had not even noticed the little hole in the hillside, were of course very surprised, and looked about in several wrong directions before they found out where the voice was coming from. But when they caught sight of Jill they all came running toward her, and as many as could scrambled up the bank, and a dozen or more hands were stretched up to help her. And Jill caught hold of them and thus got out of the hole and came slithering down the bank head first, and then picked herself up and said: “Oh, do go and dig the others out. There are three others, besides the horses. And one of them is Prince Rilian.” She was already in the middle of a crowd when she said this, for besides the dancers all sorts of people who had been watching the dance, and whom she had not seen at first, came running up. Squirrels came out of the trees in showers, and so did Owls. Hedgehogs came waddling as fast as their short legs would carry them.
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