bove tars and moon. Presently to anoto t central tole: Doctor Cornelius unlocked it  and to climb tair of toed;  air before.

    It eep, but o it . Aly, tern Mountains. On

    River, and everyt t erfall at  Beaversdam, a mile ay in picking out tars to see.

    t as brigtle  moons and very close together.

    quot;Are to ; ruck voice.

    quot;Nay, dear Prince,quot; said tor (and oo spoke in a  lords of teps of too . Look ing is fortunate and means some great good for tarva, tory, salutes Alambil, t coming  to t.”

    quot;Its a pity t tree gets in t; said Caspian. quot;ed really see  better from t to is not so high.”

    Doctor Cornelius said not tes, but stood still arva and Alambil. turned to Caspian.

    quot;t; ;You  no man now alive has seen, nor will  see again.

    And you are rig even better from tower. I brougher reason.”

    Caspian looked up at  tors  of his face.

    quot;tue of to; said Doctor Cornelius, quot;is t air, and t ttom of tair is  locked. e cannot be overheard.”

    quot;Are you going to tell me  tell me t; said  Caspian.

    quot;I am,quot; said tor. quot;But remember. You and I must never talk about  t op of t tower.”

    quot;No. ts a promise,quot; said Caspian. quot;But do go on, please.”

    quot;Listen,quot; said tor. quot;All you  Old Narnia is true. It  is not t is try of Aslan, try of trees and  Visible Naiads, of Fauns and Satyrs, of Ds, of taurs, of  talking Beasts. It  t t Caspian foug is you  te