n! Fortunate favourite of t so fortunate.”

    And Edmund  in, taking great care not to tread on the olfs paws.

    yard atues. t ttle faun s face, and Edmund couldnt  be Lucys friend.  t came from a single lamp and close beside t te itch.

    quot;Im come, your Majesty,quot; said Edmund, rushing eagerly forward.

    quot;; said tcerrible voice. quot;Did I not  tell you to bring th you?”

    quot;Please, your Majesty,quot; said Edmund, quot;Ive done t I can. Ive  brouge close. ttle op of t up th  Mr and Mrs Beaver.”

    A slochs face.

    quot;Is t; she asked.

    quot;No, your Majesty,quot; said Edmund, and proceeded to tell he Beavers house.

    quot;! Aslan?quot; cried t;Aslan! Is true? If I find you o me -”

    quot;Please, Im only repeating ; stammered Edmund.

    But ttending to antly th her before appeared.

    quot;Make ready our sledge,quot; ordered tc;and use t  bells.”