quot; said t ;And never rust. I imes to  crusraffic in mans flesh.”

    quot;My Lord Bern,quot; said Caspian, quot; talk of tate of t first w is your Lordsory?”

    quot;S enoug; said Bern. quot;I came t I urning to Narnia wys uncle he reins. So I married and have  lived here ever since.”

    quot;And ill acknohe King of Narnia for his lord?”

    quot;In   be best  pleased to find a real, live King of Narnia coming in upon y came  before  deny  end to disbelieve you. Your Graces life ers?”

    quot;t rounding t,quot; said Caspian. quot;e are about  ty s came to fig ive?”

    quot;Not by my counsel,quot; said Bern. quot;As soon as t t out from Narroy must  must  not come to plain battle. Gumpas is a ced man and can be over-awed.”

    After a little more conversation Caspian and Bern o t  a little  of t t  magic  t at   trumpkin to use if any great need fell upon t for a signal, recognized t once and treader  began standing in to s put off again and in a fes Caspian and  tuation to Drinian.  like Caspian,  ed to lay treader alongside t once and board  Bern made  tion.

    quot;Steer straigain,quot; said Bern, quot;and to  Avra es are. But first run up t all to ting top as you can. And about five bo bow, run up a few signals.”

    quot;Signals? to w; said Drinian.

    quot;o all t got but hinks we have.”

    quot;O; said Drinian rubbing ;And  t s round t -?”

    quot;Bernstead,quot; said t;tll do excellently. t Caspian did t of sight from  Nar