an and the Dwarf could see him now.

    Presently to anoteep pat descended, and tedious zig-zag. Fortunately t above t neither side was in shadow.

    Lucy   effort ser , ratrying to reac  Glasser. tle slope ( se in t) stretco   . It one table:  iter him.

    quot;Lucy,quot; said Susan in a very small voice.

    quot;Yes?quot; said Lucy.

    quot;I see him now. Im sorry.”

    quot;ts all right.”

    quot;But Ive been far  o go doo t

    I just ed to get out of t knoo say to him?”

    quot;Per need to say muc; suggested Lucy.

    Soon trees and t Mound, Aslans able since their days.

    quot;Our side dont keep very good c; muttered trumpkin. quot;e ougo have  been challenged before now -”

    quot;; said topped and turned and stood  facing tic t t as glad as anyone can he Dwarf shrank back.

    quot;O; said King Peter, dropping on one knee and raising to ;Im so glad. And Im so sorry. Ive been leading tarted and especially yesterday morning.”

    quot;My dear son,quot; said Aslan.

    turned and ;ell done,quot; were his words.

    ter an a;Susan.quot; Susan made no  ans t s;You ened to fears, c; said  Aslan. quot;Come, let me breat them. Are you brave again?”

    quot;A little, Aslan,quot; said Susan.

    quot;And no; said Aslan in a muc a  of roar in  it, le D believe in lions? Come ;  - and t  of a roar but almost thing.

    quot;rait; gasped trumpkin in t of a voice. to see t   disturbed; but it e anotrumpkin,  is,  in