PEtERS FIRSt BAttLE    e itcer o    ts beopped    saying to one anot;Look! t; or "I say, bluebells!" or "    lovely smell?" or "Just listen to t t; t all in, passing tto cool, green ts and out again    into o    dense masses of flo and among    smell    overp.

        t as surprised as Edmund     even knoain (as tc t    t it    sometcer time t tco use er t t s and longer oty tired by no not terly tired - only slo inside as one does    blister on one heel.

        t time ago; for one o    turn a little to t (t meant a little to to reae    table. Even if t been t    to t melting snoer.

        And no lo got redder and t longer    and to t closing.

        "Not long no; said Mr Beaver, and began leading t felt nider tired feet) in a place rees gre. t t and blow.

        And just as Lucy o top     anot, suddenly t top. And t they saw.

        t spreading as far as one could see in every dire - except rigo t, ;By gum!" o    Susan, "t; In top oable. It    grim slab of grey stone supported on four uprigones. It looked very old; and it     all over range lines and figures t migters of an unkno t tg sun fell upon it -    looked like yelloent-pegs of ivory; and    on a pole a baering in t t; and turning in t dire t to    see.

        Aslan stood in tre of a croures o be called in our ruments; it    taurs. t    of t ern but    beautiful giants.

        t Dog. Ao Aslan stood two leopards of wandard.

        But as for Aslan    knoo    do or say imes t    a t be good and terrible at time. If t so, t noo look at Aslans face t    caug, royal, solemn, over    all trembly.

        "Go on," whispered Mr Beaver.

        "No," ;you first.”

        "No, Sons of Adam before animals," whispered Mr Beaver back again.

        "Susan," ; about you? Ladies first.”

        "No, youre t," . t last Peter realized t it o    to te and ily saying to t;e on. Pull yourselves toget; o t;e have e - Aslan.”

        "ele, Peter, Son of Adam," said Aslan. "ele, Susan and Lucy,    Daughters of Eve. ele he-Beaver and She-Beaver.”

        ook ts out of t glad and quiet and it didnt seem ao to stand and say nothing.

        "But w; asked Aslan.

        "ried to betray te itc; said Mr    Beaver. And ter say,    "t ly my fault, Aslan. I     o g.”

        And Aslan said noto excuse Peter or to blame    merely    stood looking at    unc seemed to all of t    to be said.

        "Please - Aslan," said Lucy, " anyto save Edmund?”

        "All s; said Aslan. "But it may be ; And    t again for some time. Up to t moment Lucy rong and peaceful    suddenly came into        mi expression e googet;terrible pa; t Lucy, "if     kno t;) and said,    "Mean be prepared. Ladies, take ters of Eve    to ter to them.”

        ed it    le wo be King.”

        Aer ill drao tern edge of top. tiful sig tting    beheir backs.

        t meant t try belo -    forest and    of t river. And beyond all t turning rose colour ion of t. But just    , at t river - ttle    le and of course    t ed from all toer and t;    but to Peter it looked like a great star resting on the seashore.

        "t, O Man," said Aslan, "is Cair Paravel of t sit as King. I s to you because you are t-born and you will    be .”

        And once more Peter said not t moment a strange noise     richer.

        "It is your sisters ; said Aslan to Peter in a loo be almost a purr, if it is not disrespectful to think of a Lion purring.

        For a momeer did not uand. tures start for t; and, a off running as o t.

        ttering in every dire. Lucy oree, and s first Peter t it    it looked like an    Alsatian, t oo big to be a dog. t it anding on its s front pa tree-trunk, snapping and snarling.    All ts back stood up on end. Susan    been able to get he sed    big branch.

        One of     eeter     least take a better    grip; t s going to faint and t if sed she would    fall off.

        Peter did not feel very brave; indeed,    o be sick. But    t made no differeo er and    aimed a slas its side. t stroke never reag it turned round, its eyes flaming, and its mout     been so angry t it simply o        once. As it was -

        too quickly for Peter to t all -    time to duck does    fs into its . t like sometmare.    ugging and pulling and ts    bared teet    and    later    ter lay dead and    of    it and raig off    of    tired all over.

        ter a bit, Susan came doree. Ser felt pretty    s and I    say t kissing and g on bot in    Narnia no o.

        "Quick! Quick!" sed t;taurs! Eagles! I see    anots. t darted aer o ress. Nod instantly ing of est creatures disappeared into thering darkness.

        Peter, still out of breaturned and sa hand.

        "You ten to    your s; said Aslan.

        It rue. Peter blus t blade and sa    all smeared ooped do quite    on t quite dry on .

        " to me and kneel, Son of Adam," said Aslan. And ;Rise up, Sir Peter olfs -Bane. And, o wipe your sword.”

        baund. o    anybody could c last ed in a dark    valley all oversrees and yerees. Edmund simply sank do even g o     provided t ill. oo tired even to notice y calking close beside ones.

        "No," said t;it is no use no oable by now.”

        "Per and bring us ne; said tch.

        "It ot be good nehe dwarf.

        "Four t; said tc;    fulfil the prophecy.”

        " difference    make no ; said t dare, even noo mention to ress.

        " stay long. And t Cair.”

        "Yet it migter," said t;to keep t; (;for bargaining h.”
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