CASPIAN'S ADVENtURE IN tAINS

    AFtER tutor  conversations on top of t to eacion Caspian learned more about Old Narnia, so t t t t come back, filled nearly all  of course  many o spare, for no. ing and riding, so  tag and cut oric, ion, and of course ory, tle Laical part  proper study for princes. "And I myself,"  magician and can do only t experiments." Of Navigation ("," said tor) aughe sea.

    deal by using tle boy en   Narnia axes were ern and Miraz was a cruel man.

    After some years time  deal of bustle and pot le and doctors came and tiers or Cornelius after he had been only a few hours in bed.

    "Are o do a little Astronomy, Doctor?" said Caspian.

    "or. "trust me and do exactly as I tell you. Put on all your clothes; you have a long journey before you."

    Caspian  o utor and  old at once. or said, "I  for you. e must go into t room and fill it uals from your able."

    "My gentlemen-in-ing here," said Caspian.

    "t asleep and  or. "I am a very minor magician but I can at least contrive a charmed sleep."

    t into teclemen-in-ing  up t ttle flask of good o t  fitted on by a strap over Caspian's scaking books to school.

    "or.

    "Yes," said Caspian.

    "t tle over all to . t's rig go to t toalk."

    op of to  all like t arva and Alambil) Doctor Cornelius said,

    "Dear Prince,