ryt as brigher  confusing.

    come out by time   to t arrived at to t one loo follo up. But ttle valley do left and muc   at all in t  to stoop under  branc loads of snoo ime t more and more ed Peter - just as if all ters fault.

    But at last o a part . And te close to tle plain bet be te itcer tle. It seemed  to be all totle toed spires on t and  trange on to be afraid of the house.

    But it oo late to turning back now.

    o tirring; not test sound any corner after corner of t turret after turret to find to go rigo t. It  iron gates stood wide open.

    Edmund crept up to to tyard, and t t nearly made  stop beating. Just inside te,  s, stood an enormous lion crouc o  spring. And Edmund stood in to go on and afraid to go back,  ogetood t eettering  been ctering ed I dont kno it seemed to Edmund to last for hours.

    t last o ill - for it   moved one inc set eyes on it. Edmund noured a little  nearer, still keeping in tanding t it couldnt   all. (quot;But supposing  it turns its ; t Edmund.) In fact it aring at somettle: do it about four feet a;A; t Edmund.  quot; springs at to escape.quot; But still t last Edmund remembered  te itcurning people into stone. Perone  lion. And as soon as  of t iced t top  of its head were

    covered  must be only a statue! No living animal  self get covered  beating  as if it , Edmund ventured to go up to to  touc, but at last  out  one. ened of a mere statue!

    t  t in spite of t  time to  seemed a perfectly lo