CHAPTER ONE
from . (S t it is a very silly to s oneself into a seemed to be still daylig;I can al back if anyt; t Lucy. So . In about ten minutes s and found it . As sood looking at it, to do next, ster patter of feet coming to a very strange person stepped out from among trees into t of t.
tle taller te upead of feet s hoofs.
ail, but Lucy did not notice t first because it ly caug o keep it from trailing in too. range, but pleasant little face, pointed beard and curly of tuck two horns, one on each side of his forehead. One of his hands, as I have said, held
t looked just as if mas sart of surprise t he dropped all his parcels.
quot;Goodness gracious me!quot; exclaimed the Faun.