d say?”

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    Sa listened more attentively still.

    quot;  ; said t;must start from tombs  of t Kings and ride nort so t t Pire is alraigtle more, o tony valley, imes and never kno it er nor anyt if  o a  river and can ride by ter all to Archenland.”

    quot;And do tern ; asked the Queen.

    quot;Friends, friends,quot; said Edmund, quot; asking o save t of ty.  For ter ted tisroc a dozen times over, yet  long before t day our ts  and this prince.”

    quot;e ; said t D;And this is a  reasonably defensible house.”

    quot;As to t,quot; said t;I do not doubt t every one of us e and t come at t over our dead  bodies. Yet we ss figrap when alls said.”

    quot;Very true,quot; croaked t;t stands in a ories, but noter t fe the house on fire.”

    quot;I am t; said Susan, bursting into tears. quot;O Cair Paravel. Our last hose ambassadors came from  Calormen.

    ting an orchard for us . . . oh . . . oh.”

    And she buried her face in her hands and sobbed.

    quot;Courage, Su, courage,quot; said Edmund. quot;Remember-but ter er tumnus?quot; For th his hands as  if he were

    trying to keep o and fro as if he had a  pain in his inside.

    quot;Dont speak to me, dont speak to me,quot; said tumnus. quot;Im t I can , , do .”

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