luck to eat eggs ra  see any point in saying  t loud.

    Susan said it y ten tempers very nearly got lost at tage. Finally Edmund said:

    quot;Look o be done. e must explore ts and knig and people like t alo live some.

    ts and berries and things.”

    quot; sort of roots?quot; asked Susan.

    quot;I al it meant roots of trees,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;Come on,quot; said Peter, quot;Ed is rig try to do sometll be better t into the sun again.”

    So t up and began to folloream. It oop under branc masses of stuff like rore t t   in tream; and still t all except tream and to get very tired of it  colour  top of t bank.

    quot;I say!quot; exclaimed Lucy. quot;I do believe ts an apple tree.”

    It ed up teep bank, forced tanding round an old tree t was o see.

    quot;And t tree,quot; said Edmund ;Look there.”

    quot;; said Susan, t apple and picking ;t  he wood grew up.”

    quot;ted island,quot; said Peter.

    quot;And ?quot; said Lucy, pointing ahead.

    quot;By Jove, its a ; said Peter. quot;An old stone wall.”

    Pressing t , but it allest trees. And o it t arc once e in it but  filled up  of all trees. to break some of to get past, and  . In rees, only level grass and daisies, and ivy, and grey   place,

    and ratepped out into t, glad to be  able to straigheir limbs freely.