s puzzled silence and ts fore;ty is o get doo our sores, too-  being seen and stopped.”

    quot;Yes,quot; said a D;Just as ty about  riding is t he has no horse.”

    quot;ait, ,quot; said Mr tumnus impatiently. quot;All ext for  going doo our soday and taking stuff on board.”

    quot;Yes,quot; said King Edmund doubtfully.

    quot;ell, t; said t; be if your majesties bade to a great banquet to be omorro?

    And let trive   pledging o give t she is weakening.”

    quot;t; croaked the Raven.

    quot;And t; continued tumnus excitedly, quot;everyone  us to be  going doo tions for our guests. And let some of us go  to t terers and tmeat sellers  and ts, just as . And let us  order magicians and jugglers and dancing girls and flute players, all to be on board  tomorro.”

    quot;I see, I see,quot; said King Edmund, rubbing his hands.

    quot;And t; said tumnus, quot;onig  is quite dark-”

    quot;Up sails and out oars-!quot; said the King.

    quot;And so to sea,quot; cried tumnus, leaping up and beginning to dance.

    quot;And our nose Nort; said t Dwarf.

    quot;Running for ; said ther.

    quot;And t morning and finding ; said  Peridan, clapping his hands.

    quot;Oer tumnus, dear Master tumnus,quot; said tc;You have saved us all.”

    quot;t; said anota   heard.

    quot;ts t of my fears,quot; said Edmund. quot;I all s galley to send after aken at all.”

    quot;Sire,quot; said t;You ster plot t in council for seven