TWENTY-SIX - THE ABYSS
It pressed on Lyras eyes so s felt t of tons of rock above t tail of t s long before.
So on ills s and rembling creature, feeding it first on crumbs of biscuit and t, s; but it rate on placing safely and avoiding t parts of the rock above.
No-Name to a system of caves t o t point in to anots. tunnel ed, as to the young.
quot;Is it muc; said Lyra quietly. quot;Because tll go out.quot;
topped and turned to say:
quot;Just follo see, listen. If you cant ;
;Yes, I Im not as strong as I used to be, and Im not brave, not very any stop. Ill follo;
turned back and moved on. tting dimmer by te, and Lyra kne ely gone.
But as sumbled for beside her, a familiar voice.
quot;Lyra, Lyra, c;
And surned in delight.
quot;Mr. Scoresby! Oo is you, I can see, just, oouc;
In t, faint lig texan aeronaut, and s own accord, in vain.
quot;Me too, listen to me, trouble out ts aimed at you, dont ask me ;
ill o see t noo look at t beside once tting jahe same way of holding his head.
ill was speec her said:
quot;Listen, time to talk about t do exactly as I say. take t from Lyras ;
one , and ill didnt e time asking w her.
quot;No,quot; said ill, quot;take your see.quot;
And in t gleam, : just above temple, ttle patc .
quot;?quot; said Lyra. quot;And...”
quot;; said ill, and asked , quot; must I do?”
quot;Cut t doo it carefully, every sin