CHAPTER FOURTEEN
to blame for my pride and fantasy w us ride on.”
During t folloimes t t Puddleglum imes t it dull lig quite distinctly. And t, rugged o a steep tunnel.
to pass picks and s tly been at ting out, all this was very cheering.
But t of going on into a narrourn back in, .
At last t Puddleglum and t it.
ty dismounted and led to pick ones steps about it norange and gly in t once (s ) Jill gave a little scream. One lig one a out altogete darkness.
quot;Courage, friends,quot; came Prince Rilians voice. quot;her we live or die Aslan will be our good lord.”
quot;ts rig; said Puddleglums voice. quot;And you must al being trapped down ll save funeral expenses.”
Jill ongue. (If you dont oto knoo do; its your voice t gives you away.)
quot;e migand ; said Eustace; and o trust her own.
Puddleglum and Eustace first retc in front of to anythe horses.
quot;I say,quot; came Eustaces voice mucer, quot;are my eyes going queer or is tc up there?”
Before anyone could ans;Stop. Im up against a dead end. And its eart rock. were you saying, Scrubb?”
quot;By t; said t;Eustace is rig of -”
quot;But its not daylig; said Jill. quot;Its only a cold blue sort of light.”
quot;Better t; said Eustace. quot;Can up to it?”
quot;Its not rig; said Puddleglum. quot;Its above us, but its in t Ive run into. be, Pole, if you got on my s up to it?”