t At ANVARD  By about eleven oclock tains on t. Corin and Sa rode rig  ts immediately in front of ttle and t;But where is his goosecap  highness?”

    Edmund only replied, quot;Not in t, and ts good news enough. Leave  well alone.”

    Sa told Corin most of ures and explained t  really knoructed  elling  t sailing from tashbaan.

    quot;And whe Queen Susan?”

    quot;At Cair Paravel,quot; said Corin. quot;S like Lucy, you knoe as good as a boy. Queen Susan is more like an ordinary groo t archer.”

    time  and t eeper. At last ta so t   nig kno. quot;But of course,quot; , quot;I e safe. t is . ime.”

    t left and sout and t steeply up and up into top if it  among all trees  you could see notree-tops, and an eagle or two whe blue air.

    quot;ttle,quot; said Corin, pointing at t;them.”

    Sa didnt like t all.

    a could see all Archenland, blue and  hazy, spread

    out belo beyond it. But t set,  distinctly.

    ed and spread out in a line, and t deal  of rearranging. A alking Beasts iced before and  kind (leopards, panthe like)

    padding and groo take up tions on t. ts o t, and before going took off somet do. ta sa ting on s: s o ttle position. to t see tested trings. And ing on s, drao talking no ;Im in for it no no; t Sa. ting and a steady t;Battering ram,quot; tering te.”

    Even Corin looked quite serious now.

    quot; King Edmund get on?quot; ;I can stand ting  about. Coo.”

    Sa nodded:  look as frig.

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