"RUB YOUR EYELIDS WITH IT"
"I don't see anything!" exclaimed Twinkle; "that is, nothing but the valleys and the flowers and grass."
"True; I had forgotten that these things are invisible to your mortal eyes. But it is necessary that you should see all clearly, if you are going to rescue me from this terrible form and restore me to my natural shape. Now, put me down upon the ground, for I must search for a particular plant whose leaf has a magic virtue."
So Twinkle put him down, and the little turtle began running around here and there, looking carefully at the different plants that grew amongst the grass on the mountain side. But his legs were so short and his shell-covered body so heavy, that he couldn't move very fast; so presently he called for her to pick him up again, and hold him close to the ground while she walked among the plants. She did this, and after what seemed a long search the turtle suddenly cried out:
"Stop! Here it is! This is the plant I want."
"Which—this?" asked the girl, touching a broad green leaf.
"Yes. Pluck the leaf from the stem and rub your eyelids with it."
She obeyed, and having rubbed her lids well with the leaf, she again opened her eyes and beheld the real Fairyland.