t into tyard.

    quot;s to be target?quot; asked Peter.

    quot;I t apple ;  said Susan.

    quot;tll do nicely, lass,quot; said trumpkin. quot;You mean the arch?”

    quot;No, not t,quot; said Susan. quot;ttlement.”

    t;Looks more like a c; tered, but  loud.

    tossed up for first s (greatly to terest of trumpkin, . to s from top of teps t led from to tyard. Everyone could see from took ion and   .

    t tring. It  s. tiny apple stering do to top of teps and strung  enjoying c because s about ting t because  Susan endered t s ed to beat someone c to  later,  tle soft t quiet place, to  t.

    quot;O; sed ther children.

    quot;It  really any better t; said Susan to t;I tiny breat.”

    quot;No, t,quot; said trumpkin. quot;Dont tell me. I kno even say t t c w  my arm well back -”

    quot;O; asked Lucy. quot;Do let me look.”

    quot;Its not a sigtle girls,quot; began trumpkin, but then he suddenly  checked himself.

    quot;talking like a fool again,quot; ;I suppose youre as likely  to be a great surgeon as your broto be a great ser to be a  great archer.”

    doeps and took off tle s, sion) as a sailors t  muco unroll. Underneat looked very nasty and t;Orumpkin,quot; said Lucy. quot;; to  it one single drop of the cordial from her flask.

    quot; ; said trumpkin. But urned ed and e see  it as ing o very  difficult positions as you do o scratc is just out of reac and tried to   crying, quot;Giants and junipers! Its cured! I