t LIVED IN  times t Caspian  off  to a ains and doo the green wolds of Archenland.

    quot;e  to t; said trumpkin.

    to an old ree covered ruffleer tapped imes on trunk and tapped again and a  of voice from inside said, quot;Go as not time  to get up yet.”

    But ime t of door opened and out came ttle eyes. And ook a long time because t as truffleer  a son of Adam ougo be King of Narnia and all kissed Caspian - very ,  snuffly kisses t really   bread, at t time in t  it polite to accept. It  took ime aftero get unsticky.

    After t t on till tall beecrees and  truffleer called out, quot;Pattertterttert; and almost at once, bounding do magnificent red  squirrel t Caspian imes seen in tle gardens; indeed errier and t you looked in  alk. Indeed ty o get o stop talking, for, like all squirrels, terer.  once and asked if  and Caspian said t as Pattert bounding ao fetc, truffleer  look. Look ts very bad manners among squirrels to  co ore or to look as if you ed to kno; ttert and Caspian ate it and after t Patterto ot;For I can go nearly everyting foot to ground,quot; ruffleer and t tterto all sorts of people elling to come to a

    feast and council on Dancing La midnigs a;And  youd better tell too,quot; added trumpkin. quot;e forgot to mention it to them.”

    t visit o trumpkin led  to tains till to a very solemn place among rocks and fir trees. t very  quietly and presently Caspian could feel t as if someone   to a flat stone about top of a er-butt, an