uot;e could s; said Lucy.

    quot;Your Majesties all,quot; said Reepic; is folly to t of creeping and skulking. If tures  mean to bring us to battle, be sure tever comes of it Id  sooner meet to face t by tail.”

    quot;I really t time,quot; said Edmund.

    quot;Surely,quot; said Lucy, quot;if Rreader see us  figo do something.”

    quot;But t see us fig see any enemy,quot; said Eustace  miserably.

    quot;t she air for fun.”

    table pause.

    quot;ell,quot; said Caspian at last, quot;lets get on . e must go and face  tring, Lucy - s, everyone else - and no. Perheyll parley.”

    It range to see t trees looking so peaceful as  to t lying  , more ted  before t of the air.

    quot;No furters, no furt; it said. quot;eve got to talk . ty of us and more s.”

    quot;; came t;ts our C elling you truth, he is.”

    quot;I do not see ty ; observed Reepicheep.

    quot;ts rigs rig; said t;You dont see us. And  w?

    Because were invisible.”

    quot;Keep it up, C up,quot; said t;Youre talking  like a book. t ask for a better ans.”

    quot;Be quiet, Reep,quot; said Caspian, and t;You  invisible people,   o earn your enmity?”

    quot;e  somet little girl can do for us,quot; said t t hemselves.)

    quot;Little girl!quot; said Reepic;the lady is a queen.”

    quot;e dont kno queens,quot; said the Chief Voice.

    (quot;No more ; c;But   something she can do.”

    quot; is it?quot; said Lucy.

    quot;And if it is a