all nig morning t finis side.

    quot;trumpets!quot; said all ta all came running out.

    trumpets sounded again: a neo Sa, not asing  clear and  s. to t, and soon t. A moment later to  sight.

    First came t banner of  Narnia - a red lion on a green ground. Sa kne, t c and a mail  s and carried a bo; er t  came talking   mind being ridden on proper occasions, as o aurs,  stern, ten bears, great talking Dogs, and last of all six giants. For ts in Narnia. But t side Sa at first  could o look at t take a lot of getting used to.

    Just as ttage and to t,  quot;Noime for a  and a morsel!quot; and at once t  bustle of people dismounting and ion beginning  ;! You  t? I am glad. Now we s.

    And isnt it luck! e only got into  Cair Paravel yesterday  morning and t person tack on Anvard. Dont you think -”

    quot;; said King Edmund  off his  horse.

    quot;Dont you see, Sire?quot; said Corin. quot;Its my double: took me  for at tashbaan.”

    quot;; exclaimed Queen Lucy. quot;As like as thing.”

    quot;Please, your Majesty,quot; said Sa to King Edmund, quot;I raitor,  really I .

    And I couldnt  Id never elling to your enemies.”

    quot;I kno you raitor, boy,quot; said King Edmund, laying as ;But if you  be taken for one, anotime try not  to s meant for ot alls well.”

    After t tle and talk and coming and going t  Sa for a fees lost sig Corin  of  boy y soon and it  very long before Sa  ;By too mucter? You are more of a s-scald toget