d Jill despairingly. quot;Ive  seen him.”

    quot;O did he say?”

    quot; person you sa to speak to  once.”

    quot;ell, t know whis is Narnia.”

    quot;t you said youd been ; said Jill.

    quot;ell, you t hen.”

    quot;ell, I like t! You told me -”

    quot;For s  theyre saying.”

    to t Jill couldnt  , t deal. t:  but  sand very little of   people and places sooped doraig , sloeps, up tiers appeared to be greatly moved  by ure.  out, sounds of sobbing were ion.

    t off, trumpets sounded from t o, but Jill didnt see  t.)

    quot;No; said Scrubb, but  get any fart t moment  a large  - Jill t for a second t it e - came gliding  ted at . It  so big t it stood as high  as a good-sized dwarf.

    It blinked and peered as if it s tle on one side, and said in a soft, ing kind of voice:  quot;tu-wu-wwo?”

    quot;My names Scrubb, and t; said Eustace. quot;ould you mind telling  us where we are?”

    quot;In t tle of Cair Paravel.”

    quot;Is t t taken ship?”

    quot;too true, too true,quot; said ts big ;But  nobody kne me. I o notice you,  you flew.”

    quot;e  ; said Eustace in a low voice.

    quot;tu- its feat;t too muc quite myself till the suns down.”

    quot;And  to find t Prince,quot; said Jill, o get into tion.

    quot;Its t Ive  it,quot; said Eustace. quot; prince?”

    quot;You ter come and speak to t at once,quot; it said.  quot;ts rumpkin t; turned and  began leading ttering to itself, quot;u-o-do