t ion.   t on any account set t free, if to do so t time o call upon a name t? On t  going to obey t could  Aslan  to unbind anyone even a lunatic - ? Or   t learn to entrap t  t  muff th.

    quot;O; said Jill.

    quot;I t; said Puddleglum.

    quot;Do you mean you t if ie ; said  Scrubb.

    quot;I dont kno t,quot; said Puddleglum. quot;You see, Aslan didnt tell  Pole o do. t fello  t doesnt let us off follohe sign.”

    tood looking at one anot eyes. It . quot;All rig; said Jill suddenly. quot;Lets get it over. Good-bye, everyone ...!quot;  t here was foam on his cheeks.

    quot;Come on, Scrubb,quot; said Puddleglum.  over to tive.

    quot;In t; tting tant taken from able), and dre.

    quot;You first!quot;  must have been a  good sword.

    ts edge like string, and in a moment a feed fragments, s . But as t a brig) a loathsome  smell.

    quot;Lie t; ;lest your mistress sim.quot; turned and surveyed ever it was, had vanished from his face.

    quot;?quot; urning to Puddleglum. quot;Do I see before me a Mars, Narnian Marsh-wiggle?”

    quot;Oer all?quot; said Jill.

    quot;ten it . quot;ell,  t and all ots are no I kno King is my father.”

    quot;Your Royal ; said Puddleglum, sinking on one knee (and t;we o seek you.”

    quot;And o Scrubb and Jill.

    quot;e  by Aslan o seek your  highness,”

    said Scrubb. quot;I am Eustace he island of Ramandu.”

    quot;I oer debt t; said Prince  Rilian. quot;But my fat alive