O tABLE?

        JILL felt sometig    o    ip-toed back to ly s    t cords t bound to     do for o be caug on, after o    it oo    so kick it in among    t buso Puzzle to follow hers.

        the Ape eaking again.

        "And after a , Aslan - tas deal too good to you, ing out every nigo be looked at,    see! ell,    ing out any more.”

        s o t suddenly a quite different voice broke in h a loud laugh.

        " t; it sed. "e kno . Ill tell you     an old donkey s bao and     knoo do.”

        tirian could not see t    e certain of it ;Dont knoo do! Dont knoo do! Dont knoo do-o-o!”

        "Silence!" tarkaan. "Silence,    to    me, you ot I give and to my o fall upon you    old you of t    tasable! Do you? Beware, beware.”

        "No, no," sed most of t t;ts rig it. e on, Monkey, ss in table, seeing is    believing.”

        ts quiet t;You D you? But not so fast. I never said you couldashlan.    Anyone who likes    see him.”

        t. ter nearly a mi;I dont quite uand all t; it grumbled, "I t you said -”

        "You t!" repeated t;As if anyone could call as    ing    out. You o go in and see him.”

        "O; said dozens of voices. "ts ed!

        e    go in and see o face. And no used to be." And ttered, and tedly. t stirring and a noise of creatures rising to t, and in a    sed t    to croo table    door all toget ted:    "Get back! Quiet! Not so fast.”

        ts stopped, many of tails h heads on one side.

        "I t you said," began t S interrupted.

        "Anyone    go in," ;But, o a time. ?    say    since .     muco go into t stable myself tonig just as you please. o go    in first? Dont blame me if s you into a der error of s your affair. No?    about one of you    Dwarfs?”

        "Dilly, dilly, e and be killed!" sneered Griffle. "    youve got in there?”

        "; cried t;So youre beginning to ts ruck you all    dumb?

        ?”

        But ts all stood looking at one anotable.

        Very feails o and fro jeering at    t;; ;I t you o see taso    face! ged your mind, eh?”

        tiria o    Jill rying to able?" s;; said tirian.    "t, one on eac; "You dont t; said Jill, "it mig ; "tas; ;t ce, crue Aslan.”

        t surprising t said in a cool, clear    voiot at all as if ed, "Ill go in, if you like.”

        Every creature turned and fixed its eyes on t. "Mark tleties, Sire," said Poggin to t;t is in t, in tre of    it. ever is in table         again and say t he has seen some wonder.”

        But tiriao anso e    forward.

        "; said t;So you, a pert Puss,    blame me if he whiskers    off your face.

        ts your affair.”

        And t got up and came out of its pla tily, s tail in t one s sleek coat out of place. It    came on till it    tirian, from    table, could lo its face. Its big    green eyes never blinked. ("Cool as a cucumber," muttered Eustace. "It kno o fear.") ttled across beside t: put up his    paw: drew

        t and opeirian t    purring    as it o the dark doorway.

        "Aii-aii-aou; t erwaul you ever heard made    everyone jump.

        You s quarrelling or making love on t: you knohe sound.

        t of table at top speed. If you    knoo the crowd.

        No oo meet a cat in t state. You could see animals getting out    of o left and rigree, led out till it ood on end.

        "Id give my beard," o knoe is only    ag or w    frig!”

        "Peace, friend," said tirian, for tain ao    t succeed, except t ;My ; but    t t as puzzled by ts behaviour as himself.

        "No; said tain. "Enoug ell t t seen.”

        "Aii - Aii - Aao.

        "Art t called a talki?" said tain. "talk.”

        folloiria quite certain (and so did    t t rying to say somet not of     t-noises you migened old tom in a    backyard in England. And teralki tle s from among ther    Animals.

        "Look, look!" said t;It t talk. It ten    o talk! It o being a dumb beast. Look at its face." Everyone sa it    rue. Aerror of all fell upon taug urs of Narnia into talkis and    if t good t one day be turned back again and be like tless animals os in otries. "And no is ing upon us," they    moaned.

        "Mercy! Mercy!" s. "Spare us, Lord S, sta alo , .”

        Ginger disappeared furto tree. No one ever saw him again.

        tirian stood    and    nigimes    it    to dra    it ter to    and see urn affairs migake. And nourn came.

        "My Fat; came a clear, ringing voice from t of tirian    kne o it isrocs army t;My Master" but t;My Fat;. Jill aace didnt kno, after looking t, t to see t look ratall and slender, and even ratiful in ty, ene way.

        "My Fat; o tain, "I also desire to go in.”

        "Peace, Emet; said tain, "o sel? Does it    bee a boy to speak?”

        "My Fat; said Emet;truly I am you I also am of    tarkaans even as t, and I also am t of tasherefore . .    .”

        "Silence," said Risarkaan. "Am not I tain? t noto    do able. It is for the Narnians.”

        "Nay, my Fat; ans;t said t tas is trutas t I o do    look on tash.”

        "t a fool and ua not; said Risarkaan. "tters.”

        Emeterner. "Is it t true t tas; he asked.

        "o us?”

        "Of course t; said the Ape.

        "S, Ape," said Emeth.

        "O; ;I hering me. My head    does ache.

        Yes, yes, I s.”

        "t; said Emet;I am utterly determio go in.”

        "Fool," began Risarkaan, but at oing: "e    along, Darkie.    you let    Narnians in and keep your    o?     in t you dont    your oo meet?”

        tirian and arkaan, so t ;Bear    ness all t I am guiltless of t te.”

        t as Ginger o trip of grass betable. , and    like g     love tter god    tash.”

        "I do ; said Eustace.

        Emet in, into table. s passed - but it seemed longer before    t, fell on its back,    and lay still: t. tain leaped to a doo stare    at its face. art of surprise. turo t:    "tasake    warning, all of you.”

        "e ; said ts. But tirian and ared    at t one anot    t see: t    Emete different: an older man, t so tall, h a big    beard.

        "; y more? Anyone else    to go in? ell,    as youre all s. You, you Boar! On you e. Drive aso face.”

        "O-o-mp; gruo . "e on, try my tusks.”

        irian sa brave Beast getting ready to figs life - and    ene soldiers beginning to close in on it ars - and no    one going to its o burst inside    moment to interfere or not.

        "S," o t;Arr. Follow.”

        moment tonis    of table, four of t as     above    voice:    "and I, tirian of Narnia, in Aslans o prove    tasraitor, and to my side, all true Narnians. ould you    till your neers have killed you all    one by one?”
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