ake it, trumpkin, t  Aslan; a little bit about nt talk about  again. It isnt lucky for one ts all nonsense for anotion is where.”

    quot;But I know ; said Lucy, ears.

    quot;Yes, Lu, but , you see,quot; said Peter.

    quot;t but a vote,quot; said Edmund.

    quot;All rig; replied Peter. quot;Youre t, D.L.F.  do you vote  for? Up or down?”

    quot;Do; said t;I kno Aslan. But I do kno if  urn left and follo mig. urn rigo reac River in about a couple of ,  to  go a tohem.”

    quot; do you say, Susan?”

    quot;Dont be angry, Lu,quot; said Susan, quot;but I do tired. Do lets get out of tco t you sahing.”

    quot;Edmund?quot; said Peter.

    quot;ell, t t; said Edmund, speaking quickly and turning a  little red. quot; discovered Narnia a year ago - or a t is - it  and none of us , I kno s after all. ouldnt it be fair to believe ime? I vote for going up.”

    quot;O; said Lucy and seized his hand.

    quot;And nos your turn, Peter,quot; said Susan, quot;and I do hope -”

    quot;O up, s up and let a c; interrupted Peter. quot;Id muc o vote. “

    quot;Youre t; said trumpkin sternly.

    quot;Do; said Peter after a long pause. quot;I kno I cant . e must do one or ther.”

    So t off to t along tream. And Lucy came  last of ty, crying bitterly.