d beautifully it rus second ts sop. t vanis moment no one can truly claim to  my belief is t o Aslans country and is alive  to this day.

    As t of tains outside t t.

    t out of t and  to  souter on t. t old you e. And t - and been very groreader, t just te and  tired. ter ime it got s last t grass, almost  level ion  so much as a molehill.

    And of course, as it ally flat place  trees,  it looked as if to meet t of t as t on t trangest impression t  last th - a

    blue e sure of it. It was very near now.

    But bet of te on  t even  it. t it was a Lamb.

    quot;Come and ,quot; said ts s milky voice.

    ticed for t time t t on ting on it. t doe t time for  many days. And it  delicious food tasted.

    quot;Please, Lamb,quot; said Lucy, quot;is to Aslans country?”

    quot;Not for you,quot; said t;For you to Aslans country is  from your own world.”

    quot;!quot; said Edmund. quot;Is to Aslans country from our oo?”

    quot;to my country from all t; said t as  e fluso tatering light from his mane.

    quot;O; said Lucy. quot;ill you tell us o get into your country from  our world?”

    quot;I selling you all time,quot; said Aslan. quot;But I  tell you   t it lies across a river. But do not fear t,  for I am t Bridge Builder. And noo your own land.”

    quot;Please, Aslan,quot; said Lucy. quot;Before ell us ;   quot;Dearest,quot; said Aslan very gently, quot;you and your broto Narnia.”

    quot;O; said Edmund and Lucy botog