somet srying to say, and burst into tears.

    For t fee easily at any moment if s o say t  tory made up for fun. But Lucy rut s; and s bring o say t selling a lie, and a silly lie too, made  meaning to do it, but Edmund could be spiteful, and on teful.  Lucy and kept on asking ries in ot made it  t to ful. t  of doors from morning to nigrees, and lying in t Lucy could not properly enjoy any of it. And so t on until t  day.

    t day, o ternoon and till no sign of a  break in to play ;Itquot; and as soon as  ttered to  to t mean to   talking again about tc s to ; for by time so ed and full of  s sime to o then hide  somewhere else.

    But as soon as s seps in tside, and  t but to jump into the door closed  behind her. She did

    not s it properly because s it is very silly to s oneself  into a  is not a magic one.

    Noeps so t in time to see Lucy vaniso t once decided to get  into it  because  it a particularly good place to  because ed to go on teasing  ry. s ;So catc; said Edmund to ;and so s in at t;  tting  for Lucy in ted to find . o open t in some lig  find t like t all and began groping ion; ed out, quot;Lucy! Lu! here are you? I know youre here.”

    ticed t  t in a cupboard, but a kind of open-air sound. iced t edly cold; and t.

    quot;t; said Edmund, quot;t s o;  all about Lucy and  to,  instead of finding epping out into tepping out from trees into an  open place in the middle of a wood.

    t and more snorees. Over of sky one sees on