anever,andnoiseofbirdsshiftingtheirfeetandrufflingtheirfeathers,andthenalltheowlsstartedspeakingatoheyallexplainedhowverysorrytheywerethattheythemselvescouldnotgowiththechildrenontheirsearchforthelostPrince"Youdwanttotravelbyday,andwedwanttotravelbynight,”

    theysaid."Itwouldntdo,wouldntdo."Owoowlsaddedthateveheruioweritwasntnearlysodarkasithadbeeheybegan,andthattheparliamenthadbeengoingonquitelongenough.Infact,themerementionofajourheruiyofgiantsseemedtohavedampedthespiritsofthosebirds.ButGlimfeathersaid:"Iftheywanttogothatway-iinsmoor-wemusttakethemtooheMarsh-wiggles.TheyretheOnlypeoplewhohelpthemmuch.”

    "True,true.Do,"saidtheowls.

    "eon,then,"saidGlimfeather."Illtakeone.Wholltaketheother?Itmustbedoonight.”

    "Iwill:asfarastheMarsh-wiggles,"saidanotherowl.

    "Areyouready?"saidGlimfeathertoJill.

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