noime. You must fly at once."

    "You'll come h me?" said Caspian.

    "I dare not," said tor. "It er. tracked t be very brave. You must go alone and at once. try to get across to t of King Nain of Arco you."

    "Shall I never see you again?" said Caspian in a quavering voice.

    "I or. " friend  your Majesty? And I tle magic. But in time, speed is everyts before you go. ttle purse of gold alas, all treasure in tle ss. And ter."

    in Caspian's  wo be a horn.

    "t," said Doctor Cornelius, "is test and most sacred treasure of Narnia. Many terrors I endured, many spells did I utter, to find it,  is t be t is said t  may o call Queen Lucy and King Edmund and Queen Susan and er back from t, and t all to rig may be t it , King Caspian: but do not use it except at your greatest need. And notle door at ttom of too t part."

    "Can I get my rier?" said Caspian.

    "ing for you just at the orchard."

    During taircase Cornelius  ried to take it all in. t or, a run across trier, and so King Caspian tent tle of o celebrate the new prince.

    All nigry t  aftero trier ed as er at tears o  saying good-bye to Doctor Cornelius, felt brave and, in a  o seek adventures,  . But  frightened and small.

    As soon as it . ook off Destrier's bridle and let e some cold ctle ly fell asleep. It e afternoon inued ill souted lanes.  alains gros.