CHAPTER ELEVEN
t;It was I”
quot;But w for?”
quot;C; said t;I am telling you your story, not ell no one any story but his own.”
quot;; asked Sa.
quot;Myself,quot; said t t;Myselfquot;, loud and clear and gay: and time quot;Myselfquot;, it seemed to come from all round you as if tled .
Sa to somet it . But a ne sort of trembling came over him.
Yet glad too.
t urning from black to grey and from grey to o ime ago, but o t been noticing anyteness around eness; o blink. Some last. e easily now.
A golden lig. it he sun.
urned and sa seem to be afraid of it or else could not see it. It t came.
No one ever saerrible or beautiful.
Luckily Sa oo far souto ales t appeared in true stories about Aslan, t Lion, t after one glance at t of t its feet. say anyt t to say anyt say anything.
tooped torange and solemn perfume t t toucs tongue. ed . tantly tness of t and tness of togeto a shere were birds singing.