nce and had come to an opening

atoes on that slope a

med Cyril. "How ca

ese spectacles on," said Daim

tangled underbrush Daimur found himself on the edge of th

rp stick or anything which would dig up the earth. After quite a search he found

and commenced digging up a hill of potatoes, and

to let the Evil Magician suspect that Daimur was not going t

shore, the like of which they had never seen before. It was wild and rocky and barren, and some of the

at last found one at the foot of a great tree which overshadowe

new the Magician lived. He was quite breathless when he came down, but he said that t

Laurel," said Daimur, "and these must be some

bout him, "that if we were to make a fire i

t be very risky to try; but anyway let us see

t called Daimur to come and see the nice back door he had discovered, for the cave ran for some dista

go from this end and there will be

s they went back to