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    And it splaso tream over t t topped. And to be ce  beard turned to grey, and from grey to yello ser and vanisogetood before  t Jill couldnt say ry. Even in t is tupidest  c cupidest grown-ups w grownup.) And o Aslan and flung rong kisses of a King, and Aslan gave he wild kisses of a Lion.

    At last Caspian turned to t laugonished  joy.

    quot;ace!quot; ;Eustace! So you did reacer all.  about my second-best s you broke on t?”

    Eustace made a step to t startled expression.

    quot;Look ; ammered. quot;Its all very  arent you? - I  mean didnt you -?”

    quot;O be suc; said Caspian.

    quot;But,quot; said Eustace, looking at Aslan. quot; he - er died?”

    quot;Yes,quot; said t voice, almost (Jill t) as if he  were laughing.

    quot; people .”

    quot;O; said Caspian. quot;I see , or  some nonsense. But dont you see? I  if I appeared in Narnia no belong t one cant be a g in ones ory. I  mig if I got into your  kno I suppose it isnt yours  either, now youre here.”

    A great s. But Aslan s;No, my dears,quot; ; me o stay.  But not now.

    You must go back to your own world for a while.”

    quot;Sir,quot; said Caspian, quot;Ive aled to  one glimpse of t wrong?”

    quot;You cannot   you ;  said Aslan.

    quot;And you ses of time. It ake no longer for you to set t t; to Caspian ace o and all about Experiment o kno  quite as hey did.

    quot;Daug; said Aslan to Jill, quot;pluck a sc bus; S urned into a fine new ri