t OF tER t  and  t , o t, to. Beyond tful country rose gently in loains to t to to t, pine-clad  slopes, froretc Mount Pire. Straigain  range sank to a o  Narnia.

    quot;Broo-; neigainly t Aravis and Sa, s rose as ttered doo ters-meet of two rivers.

    tern-flo  tern end of too s and too broken o  t; but after some casting about, up and doo ter of er, t s tlocks, tirring air and ting dragon-flies, filled  Sa range excitement.

    quot;Friends, ;I t river  crossed is called  the inding Arrow.”

    quot;I ime,quot; murmured hwin.

    teep. It ry . Scattered  trees, never to be a forest, ree-less grassland, ) t  cnuts. Rabbits scurried aion as tly trees.

    quot;Isnt it simply glorious!quot; said Aravis.

    At t ridge Sa turned in tas, unbroken except by travelled doo the horizon.

    quot;; ;s t!”

    quot;s ; said Bree, turning round. he same.

    quot;t,quot; said Sa, pointing. quot;It looks like smoke. Is it a fire?”

    quot;Sand-storm, I s; said Bree.

    quot;Not muco raise it,quot; said Aravis.

    quot;O; exclaimed ;Look! t. Look! ts - and armour. And its moving: moving this way.”

    quot;By tas; said Aravis. quot;Its ts Rabadash.”

    quot;O is,quot; said ;Just   get to Anvard before it.quot; And  anotossed he same.

    quot;Come on, Bree, come on,quot; yelled Aravis over her shoulder.

    topped eac; and t direction, no one kneo Anvard. From top of  ta looked back again. Instead of a dust-cloud  in t s, on t