t;No; said Peter, as t;Aslan and ts Queen Susan and Queen Lucy, Caspian) are some, not ours. In time o do w we  can on our own.

    You say, Caspian,  strong enougo meet Miraz in pitctle?”

    quot;Im afraid not, ; said Caspian. er very muc ongue-tied. It  t Kings out of  tories t o meet him.

    quot;Very ; said Peter, quot;Ill send o single  combat.quot; No one  of this before.

    quot;Please,quot; said Caspian, quot;could it not be me? I  to avenge my father.”

    quot;Youre ; said Peter. quot;And any  laug a  c you are a king and a  hinks  of you as a kid.”

    quot;But, Sire,quot; said t very close to Peter and never took  his eyes off him.

    quot;ill  a . cronger .  army.”

    quot;Very likely ,quot; said Peter, quot;but t,  of to and fro and all  t. By t least I can inspect trengtion. I  I e it at once. er Doctor?”

    quot;A sc ty,quot; ansor Cornelius.

    quot;Very ate,quot; said Peter. And  a  parc and opened er leant back o ten suchings long  ago in Narnias golden age.

    quot;Rig;  last. quot;And noor?”

    Doctor Cornelius dipped ed. Peter dictated as follo;Peter, by t of Aslan, by election, by prescription, and by  conquest,  of t Noble Order of to Miraz, Son of Caspian time  Lord Protector of Narnia and noyling ing.  t?”

    quot;Narnia, comma, greeting,quot; muttered tor. quot;Yes, Sire.”

    quot;t; said Peter. quot;For to prevent to gro is our pleasure to adventure our royal person on berusty and tle to prov