What looked funniest was the Dogs. During the gallop hey had not been at all out of breath， but now， as they warmed and wrig gled upwards， there was plenty of pluttering and sneezing among them； that was because hey would keep on barking， and every time they barked hey got their mouths and noses full of water. But before ll had time to notice all these things fully， she was going p the Waterfall herself. It was the sort of thing that would ave been quite impossible in our world. Even if you hadn‘t een drowned， you would have been smashed to pieces y the terrible weight of water against the countless jags f rock. But in that world you could do it. You went on， p and up， with all kinds of reflected lights flashing at you om the water and all manner of coloured stones flashing hrough it， till it seemed as if you were climbing up light self.and always higher and higher till the sense of height ould have terrified you if you could be terrified， but later was only gloriously exciting. And then at last one came to he lovely， smooth green curve in which the water poured ver the top and found that one was out on the level river bove the Waterfall. The current was racing away behind ou， but you were such a wonderful swimmer that you could ake headway against it. Soon they were all on the bank， ripping but happy.
