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        t    ied s and put raig    an asree. t and    a        t - for it is often little t are    to    stand -        tle trickle    of blood a tickled him.

        From tle stable on top of tting in front of it.    ill going on    and, every no    make out the words.

        "I o Je; t the King.

        Presently ts broke up and began going a    dires.

        Some passed close to tirian. t ened and sorry to see ied up but none of t past and tirian became first    very ty and ternoed on and turned into    evening, oo.    do began to    be t.

        dark tirian    pitter-patter of feet and saures ing to in t tle    bags on t at first    kind of beasts t, tanding up on talkis of t sort are    bigger ts of the same kind in England.)

        "Lord King! dear Lord King," said t; untie you because Aslan mig     you your supper.”

        At o Mouse climbed nimbly up till    bound tirians d    of tirians face.    t belo Mouse. ts    stood on things up.

        "Drink, Sire, and to eat," said topmost    Mouse, and tirian found t a little    asted t before it y. But    t do and it iriaied it a sed time. In t on till e a good drink,    tle doses, for t is more t-quenc.

        "; said t Mouse, "but not very muc oo ty." And after t-cakes and    frester, and th some more wine.

        "No; said t Mouse, "and Ill was.”

        tiria sometiny sponge dabbing     refreshing.

        "Little friends," said tirian, "his?”

        "You , you ," said ttle voices. " else could     any ot    you ill    into pieces before    tie you up. e     go against Aslan.”

        "Do you t really is Aslan?" asked the King.

        "O; said t. " of table last night. e    all saw him.”

        " he King.

        "Like a terrible, great Lion, to be sure," said one of the Mice.

        "And you t is really Aslan he King of en?”

        "As bad, isnt it?" said t;It er if    t about it. Everyone says it is    Aslans orders.

        And . ed o e back to Narnia.”

        "o ime," said t Mouse.    "e must all    kno.    be    punis I do t be told    was!”

        "I suppose ; said t.

        "I dont care if it is," said one of t;Id do it again.”

        But t;O; and "Do be careful," and t;ere sorry, dear King, but    go bao o be caught    here.”

        "Leave me at once, dear Beasts," said tirian. "I    for all Narnia    bring any of you into danger.”

        "Goodnig," said ts, rubbing t ;e ; ttered a hey came.

        tars came out and time    slo King of Narnia stood stiff and sore and uprig tree in    at last something happened.

        Far a. t disappeared for a moment and    came back again, bigger and stroo and fro    on t and carrying bundles and t . It , and people o it. Presently it blazed up and tirian could see t it op of the hill.

        e clearly table be, all lit up in t cros and Me be t o t    .

        t    and boimes to t of table. t got up and ope    iffly - came out of table and stood fag the crowd.

        A great    tirian could he words.

        "Aslan! Aslan! Aslan!" cried ts. "Speak to us. fort us. Be angry    h us no more.”

        From    very clearly     it     expected Aslan to look like t stiff tood and said    not    s    t tas    t be a c.

        t o tening to somet o turned clumsily round and o table and t t. After t t    out for t vanise suddenly, and    tirian he darkness.

        of otimes and    it seemed to    none of t of    -grandfat-grandfatolen ac s. But t    in terious

        arnia and ;Its not like t ; said tirian to    furt about Rilians fatried to murder o t t story too    in t time -    battle a ;But it ; said tirian to ;t sort of t ; And t ory    t remarkable ted terrible e itcer, and after t    toget Cair Paravel, till t great Kings and lovely Queens, and to t story a lot. o all tories too, as tirian no;Aslan - and c; t tirian.    "t t. Ohey could    now.”

        And    "Aslan! Aslan! Aslan! e and help us now.”

        But tness    on just the same.

        "Let me be killed," cried t;I ask not e and    save all Narnia.”

        And still t or t to    be a kind of cirian. it kno    ser. "O; ;If you    e    yourself, at least se me call t    my voice carry beyond t; t ,    in a great voice:    "e. Across tirian, King of Narnia, Lord of Cair Paravel, and Emperor of the    Lone Islands!”

        And immediately o a dream (if it han any he had had in his life.

        o be standing in a lig round a    table. It looked as if t finise beard and an old    t ainly youirian     say t at t irian across table sat a fair-her side of her

        a boy and girl    seemed    to tirian t kind of clothes.

        But ime to t details like t, for instantly tarted to t, and one of ttle scream. tarted and dreoo for tood at     off table:    tirian could inkling noise as it broke on the floor.

        tirian realized t taring at    . But iced t t at t never moved (turned pale) except t ig;Speak, if youre not a pom or a dream. You     you and he seven friends of Narnia.”

        tirian o speak, and ried to cry out aloud t irian of Narnia, i need of    imes found in dreams too)    t    all.

        to o . "S    or ; irian. "If you are from    Narnia, I e. I am Peter the high King.”

        to sirians eyes.    once, and all getting fainter every sed, and t;Look! Its fading." "Its melting a; "Its vanis;     moment ill tied to tree, colder and stiffer t t es before sunrise, and        was nearly m.

        t    t moment he had ever had in his life.
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