ACROSS t  quot;ly dreadful!quot; w;Oened. Im shaking all over. Feel me.”

    quot;Come on,quot; said Aravis, o  t of t its ed a  terrible time. Get me doo t er-gate as quick as you can.”

    quot;Darling, ; squeaked Lasaraleen. quot;I cant do anyt  no just lie still a bit and then go back.”

    quot;; asked Aravis.

    quot;O understand. Youre so unsympatic,quot; said Lasaraleen,  beginning to cry.

    Aravis decided it was no occasion for mercy.

    quot;Look ; sc;If  you say anot going back, and if you dont start taking me to t  er-gate at once

    - do you knoo t passage and scream.  t.”

    quot;But ;Didnt you   tisroc (may he live for ever) said?”

    quot;Yes, and Id sooner be killed to Aa. So come on.”

    quot;O; said Lasaraleen. quot;And I in sucate!”

    But in to give in to Aravis. Seps  t into terraces to ty  ly. One of t adventures is t  beautiful places you are often too anxious and o appreciate t Aravis (ter) ly bubbling fountains, and trees.

    ;actom and t s unbolt te. Aravis did it. t  last, ed moonligtle landing stage and a fes.

    quot;Good-bye,quot; said Aravis, quot;and t  t Im flying from!”

    quot;O; said Lasaraleen. quot;ont you c  youve seen  man Aa is!”

    quot;Great man!quot; said Aravis. quot;A ters reasures it all up and o get   isroc to plot ure like t.”

    quot;O tisroc (may oo. It must be rigo do it!”

    quot;Good-bye,quot; said Aravis, quot;and I t your dresses lovely. And I too. Im