.”

    quot;Im not,quot; said Edmund, quot;and I say you can not do this.”

    quot;Cant again,quot; said Caspian. quot; do you mean?”

    quot;If it please your Majesty, ; said Reepich a very  low bow.

    quot;You are ts, and  especially rumpkin, if you do not return. You s please yourself ures as if you e person. And if your Majesty   ruest loyalty of every man on board to folloill you come to your senses.”

    quot;Quite rig; said Edmund. quot;Like ted to  go near the Sirens.”

    Caspians o ,  promised Ramandus daugo go back.”

    Caspian paused. quot;ell, yes. t,quot; ood irresolute  for a moment and ted out to the ship in general.

    quot;ell,  is ended. e all return. Get t up  again.”

    quot;Sire,quot; said Reepic; all return. I, as I explained before -”

    quot;Silence!quot; t;Ive been lessoned but Ill not be baited.  ill no one silence t Mouse?”

    quot;Your Majesty promised,quot; said Reepic;to be good lord to talking  Beasts of Narnia.”

    quot;talking beasts, yes,quot; said Caspian. quot;I said not beasts t  never stop talking.”

    And emper and  into the door.

    But er te and tears in his eyes.

    quot;Its no good,quot; ;I migly for all temper and s mean ually here.

    fit into t t gold lions o life and spoke to me. It errible  t  all  roug stern at first. But it errible all t bear it.

    t to go on - Reep and Edmund, and  Lucy, and Eustace; and Im to go back. Alone. And at once. And hing?”

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