A DAY IthE BEAVERS

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    quot;t; cried Lucy, quot;ts flo; And so it  out of sight.

    quot;And noo do?quot; said Edmund, giving Peter a look ; did I tell you?”

    quot;S; said Susan.

    quot;?quot; said Peter.

    quot;trees over to t.”

    tared as  very comfortable.

    quot;t goes again,quot; said Susan presently.

    quot;I sa t time too,quot; said Peter. quot;Its still ts just gone  be big tree.”

    quot; is it?quot; asked Lucy, trying very  to sound nervous.

    quot;ever it is,quot; said Peter, quot;its dodging us. Its somet doesnt   to be seen.”

    quot;Lets go ; said Susan. And t out loud,  everyone suddenly realized t t Edmund o Peter at t cer. t.

    quot;s it like?quot; said Lucy.

    quot;Its - its a kind of animal,quot; said Susan; and t;Look! Look! Quick!  t is.”

    t time, a   tree. But time it didnt immediately draead, t its pa its mout as  to you to be quiet. t disappeared again. tood h.

    A moment later tranger came out from beree, glanced all  round as if it c;;, made signs to to join it in  t of anding, and then once more disappeared.

    quot;I kno is,quot; said Peter; quot;its a beaver. I saail.”

    quot;It s us to go to it,quot; said Susan, quot;and it is  to make a  noise.”

    quot;I kno; said Peter. quot;tion is, are o go to it or not?  do  you think, Lu?”

    quot;I ts a nice beaver,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;Yes, but ; said Edmund.

    quot;S ?quot; said Susan.