ot;Caspian, dear,quot; said Lucy. quot;You kneo our oer.”

    quot;Yes,quot; said Caspian ;but this is sooner.”

    quot;Youll feel better o Ramandus Island,quot; said Lucy.

    tle later on, but it ing oo bot d. About ternoon, ualled and  ered (t t pulled areader to ro of lilies.

    trader flew all  o ure.

    tall and big and ion  of sigurn and begin ro tears, s feel it as muc ed. t, tingling smell of tself, oo exciting.

    to ro drifted teadily to t. None of t or ate. All t nig day t bear even if ood up betrembling, s its first  rising t t turned into  tall en see at terfall. It seemed to be about ty feet  ly to. You mig of t. I dont tion. For no only be be   been strengter of t Sea. But no t clearly and see t.  tains. It her

    top of it or t it. None of t direction. And tains must really side tains even a quarter of a tiet  ougo  ts and erfalls  , tossing top  of to foamy ser all round t lasted  only a second or so but  broug second none of t.

    It brougace  alk about it after;It ;  quot;; said I, quot; so sad: quot; quot;Sad!! No,quot; said Lucy.

    No one in t boat doubted c to Aslans country.

    At t moment,  ran aground. ter oo  s. quot;t; said Reepic;is where I go on alone.”

    t even try to stop dim, for everyt as if it ed or o lole coracle. took  off ;I s no more,quot;  far a fell it stood uprig above trying to be sad for t  and last time, did o do, taking ily  into ook  caug and a t no lilies gre  more and more quickly, an