quot;Your Majesty rike off ; said  Peridan. quot;Suc as s h assassins.”

    quot;It is very true,quot; said Edmund. quot;But even a traitor may mend. I  did.”

    And ful.

    quot;to kill to raising isroc,quot; said  Darrin.

    quot;A fig for tisroc,quot; said King Lune. quot;rengt. But I omacraitors) in cold blood. to   in ttle  thing.”

    quot;By my counsel,quot; said Lucy, quot;your Majesty srial. Let  rait promise of fair dealing in ture. It may be t he will  keep his word.”

    quot;Maybe Apes er,quot; said Edmund. quot;But, by t again, may it be in sucime and place t any of us could sle.”

    quot;It sried,quot; said to one of ttendants,  quot;Send for the prisoner, friend.”

    Rabadas before to look at   in a noisome dungeon  food or  er; but in reality  up in quite a comfortable room and provided  supper. But as oo furiously to touc t stamping and roaring and cursing, urally did not now look  .

    quot;Your royal  to be told,quot; said King Lune, quot;t by tions as  policy, o your  al man  anotion of your  youture, devoid of all gentilesse and courtesy, s, o set you free, unions: first, t-”

    quot;Curse you for a barbarian dog!quot; spluttered Rabadas;Do you tions? Faugalk very largely of nurture and I kno  s easy, to a man in cake off t  any of you h me.”

    Nearly all to t, and Corin sed:

    quot;Father! Can I box him? Please.”

    quot;Peace! Your Majesties! My Lords!quot; said King Lune. quot;y  among us to b