t tREASURE ;t a garden,quot; said Susan presently. quot;It le and t yard.”

    quot;I see ; said Peter. quot;Yes. t is to used to be a fligeps going up to top of t  teps - to t door must o t hall.”

    quot;Ages ago, by t,quot; said Edmund.

    quot;Yes, ages ago,quot; said Peter. quot;I le; and how long ago.”

    quot;It gives me a queer feeling,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;Does it, Lu?quot; said Peter, turning and looking  ;Because it  does to me. It is t t  it all means?”

    alking tyard and gone to   t it errace about t .

    quot;I  really t; said Susan. quot; is t terrace kind  of thing?”

    quot;; said Peter (ed), quot;dont you  see? t able . Anyone ten t  on a dais just like t, in our great hall.”

    quot;In our castle of Cair Paravel,quot; continued Susan in a dreamy and rat;at t river of Narnia. ?”

    quot; all comes back!quot; said Lucy. quot;e could pretend we were in Cair  Paravel now.

    t  ed in.”

    quot;But unfortunately  t,quot; said Edmund. quot;Its getting late, you  kno it isnt so ?”

    quot;e s to spend t ; said  Peter. quot;Ive got matcs go and see if  some dry wood.”

    Everyone sa  come into turned out not to be a  good place for fireried tle, passing out of ttle side door into a maze of stony  once  tles and le epped t into a rees icks and dry leaves and fir -cones in plenty. t to and fro il t t outside t clean and freshese away.

    tone pavement ran . t  out to pick some more apples and t to t a