t;I mig. Corin being so like me. e s Cor.”

    quot;Cor is a nicer name ta,quot; said Aravis.

    quot;Brot in Arc; said Sa (or Prince Cor  as  now call ;Like Dar and Darrin, Cole and Colin and so on.”

    quot;Sa - I mean Cor,quot; said Aravis. quot;No, s up. t to say at once. Im sorry Ive been suc I did cly I did: he Lion.”

    quot;It  really going to kill you at all, t Lion,quot; said Cor.

    quot;I kno; said Aravis, nodding. Botill and solemn for a moment as  eac t Aslan.

    Suddenly Aravis remembered Cors bandaged ;I say!quot; s;I  forgot! Youve been in a battle. Is t a wound?”

    quot;A mere scratc; said Cor, using for t time a ratone.  But a moment later  out laug;If you  to knorut  isnt a proper  all. I only took t as any clumsy fool  mig going near a battle.”

    quot;Still you tle,quot; said Aravis. quot;It must have been wonderful.”

    quot;It  at all like ,quot; said Cor.

    quot;But S told me anyt about King Lune  and  who you were.”

    quot;ell, lets sit do; said Cor. quot;For its ratory. And by te brick. Id be just as pleased - or very nearly - at finding  a king. Even tion and all sorts of o o me. But you  tory. ell, Corin and I  a  er ly, took us to a aur in Narnia to  be blessed or sometaur aurs are.  Per seen any Centaurs yet? ttle yesterday.  Most remarkable people, but I cant say I feel quite at . I say, Aravis,  to be a lot of to get used to in tries.”

    quot;Yes, t; said Aravis. quot;But get on ory.”

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