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The Silver Chair Study Guide

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by C. S. Lewis
About 74 pages (22,320 words)
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Chapter 3, The Sailing of the King Summary

Jill and Eustace have landed in a field close to a harbor beside a large castle. In the harbor is a ship surrounded by many people and creatures with a king standing before them all. The king makes a speech but Jill cannot hear what he says. Then the king boards the ship and it is pulled out to sea. Jill asks Eustace if he recognizes any of the people and he says he does not despite the fact that Aslan's signs say he will. Then a talking owl greets them. Jill tells the owl why they are there, which is news to Eustace since she has not told him yet. Eustace asks where they are and the owl answers they are in Cair Paravel and that it.....

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