inian  looked up and sa beautiful lady ood at tain and said no  beckoned to to all and great, s as  green as poison. And tared at  of s. But  suddenly t urned to Cair Paravel. It stuck  in Drinians mind t this shining green woman was evil.

    Drinian doubted very muc not to tell ture to  t tle ale-bearer and so ongue.  But after alone. t nig back, and from t race of  nor hing else was  ever found.

    tterness of   to Caspian and said, quot;Lord  King, slay me speedily as a great traitor: for by my silence I royed your son.quot;  And old ory. t up a battle-axe and ruso kill ood still as a stock for t , quot;I  my queen and my  son: s; And , and t broken.

    Sucory of Rilian. And ;I bet t  serpent and t he same person.”

    quot;true, true, ; ed the owls.

    quot;But  t; said Glimfeat;because no  bones -”

    quot;e kno; said Scrubb. quot;Aslan told Pole ill alive  somewhere.”

    quot;t almost makes it ; said t o;It means s Narnia. Long, long ago, at te itc of th and bound our land in snow and ice for a  hundred years.

    And he same crew.”

    quot;Very ; said Scrubb. quot;Pole and I  to `Find this Prince.  Can you help us?”

    quot;; asked Glimfeather.

    quot;Yes,quot; said Scrubb. quot;e kno to go nort  to reac city.”

    At ter tu- and ruffling tarted speaking at once.  t t go  Prince quot;Youd  to travel by day, and  to  travel by night,”

    t;It  do,  do.quot; One or t even  o  nearly so dark as it  t e long enoug, tion  of