ter, Susan, Edmund, and    Lucy, and it old in anotcure. te different    different    ry called Narnia. n for years and years; but o aken no time at    all. At any rate, no oiced t told anyone    except one very wise grown-up.

        t ting on    a seat at a railation runks and playboxes piled up round t, on to scravelled togetation, raio one sc rain o anot part of togeto be part of t no t t term-time feelings beginning again, and to say. Lucy o b sc time.

        It y, sleepy, try station and tform except ttle cry, like someone wung by a .

        "s up, Lu?" said Edmund - and t;Ow!”

        " o;,begaer, and too suddenly c o say. Instead, ;Susa go!    are you doing? o?”

        "Im not touc; said Susan. "Someone is pulling me. Oop it!”

        Everyoiced t all te.

        "I felt just t; said Edmund in a breat;As if I    frigs beginning again.”

        "Me too," said Lucy. "O bear it.”

        "Look s; sed Edmund. "All catcogetell by the feeling. Quick!”

        "Yes," said Susan. " op-oh!”

        moment t, tform, and tation ely vanising, found tanding in a o to move. took a deep breath.

        "Oer!" exclaimed Lucy. "Do you t back to    Narnia?”

        "It mig; said Peter. "I t see a yard in all trees.    Lets try to get into there is any open.”

        ity, and ings from les and pricks from    truggled out of t. ter, and after a feeps t tiny ripples t it made     and no clouds in t    ten oclo tood sniffing in the sea-smell.

        "By Jove!" said Peter. "this is good enough.”

        Five minutes later everyone ed and er.

        "tter tuffy train on to Latin and    Frenc; said Edmund. And te a long time talking, only splashing and looking for shrimps and crabs.

        "All t; said Susaly, "I suppose o eat before long.”

        "eve got t; said Edmund. "At    least Ive got mine.”

        "Not me," said Lucy. "Mile bag.”

        "So ; said Susan.

        "Mine are in my coat-pocket, t; said Peter. "tll be    to be such fun.”

        "At present," said Lucy, "I    someto drink more to    eat.”

        Everyone else no ty, as one usually is after     er under a    sun.

        "Its like being s; remarked Edmund. "In ter on tter go and look for them.”

        "Does t mean o all t t; said Susan.

        "Not a bit of it," said Peter. "If treams to e    doo to e to them.”

        t first across t sand and to t sticks to ooes, and began putting on their    shoes and socks.

        Edmund and Lucy ed to leave t, but Susan said to do. "e mig; sed out, "and ill    es    and it begins to be cold.”

        out along t . Except for an occasional seagull it    place.

        ta to it at    all; and not moved - not a bird, not even an i.

        Siny crabs in rockpools, are all very     you sooired of ty. t, after ter, felt    and s to carry.    Edmund    doatio just before took ter took it in turns to carry Peters great-coat.

        Presently to curve round to t. About quarter of an    er, after t into a point, it made quite a    surn.

        to t of t t came out of ter    anothey were expl.

        "I    an island or do o it presently?" said Lucy.

        "Dont kno; said Peter and they all plodded on in silence.

        t to te    sory ted to find t io some rocks op t;O;    said Edmund, "its no good. e s be able to get to t all. ere    on an island!”

        It rue. At t te coast     ty or forty yards    t ts    narro place. After t, t bent round to t again and t and t    the island.

        "Look!" said Lucy suddenly. "s t?" Sed to a long, silvery,    snake-like t lay across the beach.

        "A stream! A stream!" sed tired as t no time in clattering doo ter. t tream ter to drink fart at oo    t    of trees    tream    self a deep course betooping you could follo up in a sort of tunnel of leaves. t broer, and to the elbow.

        "No; said Edmund, " those sandwiches?”

        "O ter ; said Susan. "e may er on.”

        "I do ;no    ty, -y.”

        "But    t; repeated Edmund. "till t to remember its a good deal ter    in pockets for ; So t out ts and divided to four portions, and nobody e enoug it     deal better talked about t meal.    Lucy ed to go back to tcil someone pointed out t ts.

        Edmund said t gat    t remember    be able    to cook ter t to    uroke of luck to eat eggs ra    see any point in saying    t loud.

        Susan said it y ten tempers very nearly got lost at tage. Finally Edmund said:

        "Look o be done. e must explore ts and knig and people like t alo live some.

        ts and berries and things.”

        " sort of roots?" asked Susan.

        "I al it meant roots of trees," said Lucy.

        "e on," said Peter, "Ed is rig try to do sometll be better t into the sun again.”

        So t up and began to folloream. It oop under branc masses of stuff like rore t t     in tream; and still t all except tream and to get very tired of it    colour    top of t bank.

        "I say!" exclaimed Lucy. "I do believe ts an apple tree.”

        It ed up teep bank, forced tanding round an old tree t was o see.

        "And t tree," said Edmund ;Look there.”

        "; said Susan, t apple and pig ;t    he wood grew up.”

        "ted island," said Peter.

        "And ?" said Lucy, pointing ahead.

        "By Jove, its a ; said Peter. "An old stone wall.”

        Pressing t , but it allest trees. And o it t arce e in it but    filled up    of all trees. to break some of to get past, and    . In rees, only level grass and daisies, and ivy, and grey     place,

        and ratepped out into t, glad to be    able their limbs freely.
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