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    t of sleeping out of doors is t you  up because t you are  uncomfortable.

    And it makes matters  apples for breakfast and  you  apples for supper t before. ruly  enoug it  seem to be anyto be  said. Edmund said ;eve simply got to get off this island.”

    doream again to tared at the mainland.

    quot;ell o s; said Edmund.

    quot;It er (Susan  school).

    quot;But I dont kno t of us.quot; By quot;t of usquot;  Edmund  do t t all.

    quot;Any; said Susan, quot;ts. Fats never o bat know.”

    quot;But, Peter,quot; said Lucy, quot;look  ss at  couldnt  s of t  you think -?”

    quot;A  of gro; said Peter.

    quot;e reigned for years and years and learned to do t   back at our proper ages again now?”

    quot;O; said Edmund in a voice alking and listen to  him.

    quot;Ive just seen it all,quot; he said.

    quot;Seen ; asked Peter.

    quot;; said Edmund. quot;You kno  last nig it  Narnia but everyt you see? You  kno, o  back t seemed to aken no time at all?”

    quot;Go on,quot; said Susan. quot;I to understand.”

    quot;And t means,quot; continued Edmund, quot;t, once youre out of Narnia, you  ime is going.

    in Narnia while only one year has passed for us in England?”

    quot;By Jove, Ed,quot; said Peter. quot;I believe youve got it. In t sense it  really o  Narnia just as if  Britons or someone coming back  to modern England?”

    quot;ed to see us -quot; began Lucy, but at t  everyone el