unt, and Azrooed lip, and a tall tarkaan h a  crimson beard -”

    quot;By ter Anradin!quot; said Bree.

    quot;S-s-slyquot; said Aravis.

    quot;Noarted. If I could  a noise t  would make!

    Stroke after stroke: and no gate can stand it for ever. But ! Sometormness  in masses. And   again . . . I cant see yet . . . a, is black h  horsemen. If

    only tc standard and spread it out. ts the  red lion.

    the archers. Oh! -”

    quot; is it?quot; asked hlessly.

    quot;All s are das from t of the line.”

    quot;Cats?quot; said Aravis.

    quot;Great cats, leopards and suc; said t impatiently. quot;I see, I  see. ts are coming round in a circle to get at ted men. A good  stroke. terror already. Nos are in among  t Rabadaso meet ty. I can see King Edmund, I can see t to let to battle? Only ten  yards - t. ts on t are doing   ones down . . .

    s tres all in a muddle. I can see  more on t.

    ts your little Sa. Corm is fig of tre no t ted them -”

    quot; about Sa?quot; said Aravis.

    quot;O; groaned t. quot;Poor, brave little fool.  t all of  test idea o do  no . . . nearly cut  if  careful. Its been knocked out of s mere murder sending a  co ttle;  live five minutes. Duck you fool - oh, hes down.”

    quot;Killed?quot; asked thlessly.

    quot;ell?quot; said t. quot;ts reat for ts are turning back into ttle. tes are opening from to be a  sortie. t t. Its King Lune in tran and Sen - ty - nearly ty of t by norokes.  slash