last t on t first, biting rying not to say all t of saying to Susan. But s turned and  a slo ty yards aions to guide t only  invisible to t silent as he grass.

    o t of trees - tledrums!quot; t trumpkin. quot;I  going to end in a moonlight climb and broken necks.”

    For a long  along top of to a place rees grehem.

    Lucy  looked as if  soo busy keeping  to stop and t trees eep and  narroo t. urned and looked at o  scramble doer ing,  quot;, for goodness sake. Youre rig;and t later, Edmunds voice saying, quot;No, s. there is a way  down.”

    up h her.

    quot;Look!quot;  excitement. quot;Look! s t s of us?”

    quot;Its ; said Lucy.

    quot;I do believe youre rig; said Edmund. quot;I cant t  see it before. But where is he?”

    quot;it you see him?”

    quot;ell, I almost t I did - for a moment. Its suc.”

    quot;Get on, King Edmund, get on,quot; came trumpkins voice from beill nearly at top, Peters voice saying,  quot;Oh, buck up, Susan.

    Give me your  down op grousing.”

    In a fees t ttom and ter filled  their ears.

    treading delicately, like a cat, Aslan stepped from stone to stone across  tream. In topped, bent doo drink, and as er, urned to face time Edmund sa the Rush.

    quot;Peter, Peter,quot; cried Edmund. quot;Did you see?”

    quot;I sa; said Peter. quot;But its so tricky in t. On  feel ired noher.”

    Aslan  ation led to t, fartream, t grey grass, tly pacing Beast  ahead.

    Everyone except Sus