good untying him.”

    It e definitely ligiced for t time te face of ttle field mice. And at last, one by one, through.

    t ting fainter -  all except one very big one loern  colder t. t away again.

    t t  gre better.

    In t ill  for  it startled t. Soon the place.

    It e definitely early morning no late night.

    quot;Im so cold,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;So am I,quot; said Susan. quot;Lets  a bit.”

    to tern edge of tar  disappeared. try all looked dark grey, but beyond, at to turn red. to ands fro  more times t betern ridge, trying to  keep . t last, as tood for a moment  looking out to make out) turned to gold along t and very slohe sun.

    At t moment t cracking,  deafening noise as if a giant s plate.

    quot;s t?quot; said Lucy, clutching Susans arm.

    quot;I - I feel afraid to turn round,quot; said Susan; quot;something awful is  happening.”

    quot;to ; said Lucy. quot;Come on!quot; And surned, pulling Susan round h her.

    t - all colours  and s for a moment t see tant tone table o t crack t ran do  from end to end; and there was no Aslan.

    quot;O; cried table.

    quot;Os too bad,quot; sobbed Lucy; quot;t  the body alone.”

    quot;?quot; cried Susan. quot; does it mean? Is it magic?”

    quot;Yes!quot; said a great voice be;It is more magic.quot; they  looked round.

    t ly groood Aslan himself.

    quot;O; cried botaring up at  as mucened as they were glad.

    quot;Arent you dead t;