nourn to Aravis and t, co tell t Sa  killed or even seriously ely ed by King Lune. But as   knoing opped and talking   he pool any longer.

    Next morning,  t.

    quot;Ive ; said ;t o us  and Im very muco  Im getting as fat as a pet pony, eating  all day and getting no exercise. Lets go on to Narnia.”

    quot;O today, Maam,quot; said Bree. quot;I   you think?”

    quot;e must see Sa first and say good-bye to ;  said Aravis.

    quot;Exactly!quot; said Bree  ent;Just o say.”

    quot;O; said ;I expect urally s on our art at once?  After all, I t it ed to get to?”

    quot;I suppose so,quot; said Aravis. So ly s ttle lonely.

    quot;Of course, of course,quot; said Bree ily. quot;But to rus I mean.”

    quot;No, I dont kno; said ; you  to go?”

    quot;M-m-m, broo-; muttered Bree. quot;ell, dont you see, Maam - its an  important occasion - returning to ones country - entering society - t society  - it is so essential to make a good impression - not pere ourselves, yet, eh?”

    into a ;Its your tail, Bree! I see it all no to  till your tails gro even knoails are worn long  in Narnia.

    Really, Bree, youre as vain as t tarkashbaan!”

    quot;You are silly, Bree,quot; said Aravis.

    quot;By tark,quot; said Bree  indignantly. quot;I  for myself and for my fellow s all.”

    quot;Bree,quot; said Aravis, erested in t of ail,  quot;Ive been ing to ask you sometime.  you ed lions.”

    quot;So I do,quot; ans;But w deliverer of