tning, Risarkaan leaped back out of reagle- tirian and t    take on to your fad peck at your eyes and blind you    Narnians in battle) t no man,    except c rears on its    falls upon you and ts s s teeto deal    once. So o tood calling out:    "to me, to me, isroc, may-o me, all loyal    Narnians, lest tashlan fall upon you!”

        realized arkaan. For a sed or so ting beside taring at tirian ruscure, picked it up by to table sing, "Open    the door!”

        Poggin ope. "Go and drink your o; said tirian and    o t as t again,    a blinding greenis s from table, trange noise - a clug and screaming as if it rous bird. ts moaned and    "tas; and many fell doiced tarkaan at t moment. And from    Ris as surprised, and nearly frig;there goes one,”

        t Farsig;hey have really e?”

        t t - iful t nigalking Dog in ting (teen of

        to tly great big dogs     nearly knocked you doalking Dogs t as doggy as tood up and    put t pa    once: "ele! ele! ell o help,    show us how, how. ho?”

        It    it made you    to cry. t last,     of t later, several little animals (mid    moles and a squirrel or so) came pattering up, squealing ;See,    see. ere here,”

        and , too, Eustace began to feel    t perer all, everyt be going to e rig tirian gazed round    and saw he animals had moved.

        "to me! to me!" ;urned cowards since I was your    King?”

        "e darent," asashlan.”

        "alking ; said tirian to the Boar.

        "eve seen, ; squealed t;tied - do ttom of the hill.”

        "ttle ones," said tirian, "you nibblers and gnacrackers, a as you    scamper and see if t your teeto till ther.”

        "it; came tails    tootirian smiled for mere love as    it ime to be tarkaan was    giving his orders.

        "For; ;take all of to    table or drive to it.    fire to it and make    to t god tash.”

        "; said Farsigo ;So t is o ashs    pardon for his unbelief.”

        t iriao give his orders.

        "Out on t, Jill, and try to s all you may before t to , Eustay rig and by

        rike, Farsig    behind us.

        Go in amoo our aid!”

        Eustace stood    beating terribly,    he    would be brave.

        ) t made    line of dark-faced brigeen enes, a talking Bull of Narnia, Sliyr. tyr ;Oer!" came tirians voice; and    them.

        Eustace could never remember es. It    you emperature is over 100) until arkaans voice calling out from tance:    "Retire. Back her and re-form.”

        tace came to o    t not all of t , and    was .

        t tusk. But our side s losses too. t mumbled in its ty voice, beo    t, "I - I dont uand," laid its big ly as a    co sleep, and never moved again.

        In fact, t attack ace didnt seem able to be glad    about it: erribly ty and his arm ached so.

        As ted enes    back to t them.

        "; t;Dont you like it?    yreat tarkaan go and figead of sending you to be killed? Poor Darkies!”

        "D; cried tirian. "e    your tongues.    till time. Dwarfs of Narnia! You    figo your    allegiance.”

        "Ya; s;Not likely. Youre just as big . e dont    any Kings. the Dwarfs. Boo!”

        t a Dime, but a big bulls hide    ene drum.

        t ed t . But ted it far    it meant. tirian    did. It meant t troops somew Risarkaan was

        calling to irian and Je one anot begun to    t    nig it hem    if new enemies appeared.

        tirian gazed despairingly round. Several Narnians anding reac fear of "tas;. Otting still, staring, not likely to joi crept quietly aing.

        Boom - boom - ba-ba-boom    to mix . "Listen!" said Je;Look!" said Farsig    later t    ossing rils, and alking heir work.

        Poggin to c t    gs and    hissing arrows.

        It ing and - for a moment Jill could ing ter    one of ts ever reache King.

        "Little S; sace, dang in ;Dirty, filtreactle brutes." Even Je;Ser t    ten of t eac; But tirian ern as stone, said,    "Stand fast, Jewel.

        If you must    (to Jill), turn your face aside and    see you    not your b. And peace, Eustace. Do not scold, like a kit-girl. No    warrior scolds.

        Courteous words or else hard knocks are his only language.”

        But t Eustace. "t tle    boy, eh?

        t     any talking        you to    take us in.    the Dwarfs.”

        Risarkaan ill talking to less making arras    for t attad probably . to tirian and er as if    from a long o support    irians face t he    had now given up all hope.

        "Listen," ter-of-fact voice, " attaos are strengtheir friends.”

        "Bet; said Poggin, "t able at our backs. If    ss    between our shoulders?”

        "I ; said tirian. "ere it not to force us into table? ts deadly door, tter.”

        "t," said Farsig;Aable, and    , at all costs.”

        "Yes, do lets," said Eustace. "Im ing to e t of it.”

        "Good," said tirian. "Noo our left. You see a great rock    t gleams . First    on our left and s as fast as ever you may into t t. Mean triking us, go back to te rod . You oting. e must put to fliges or else not at all, for o join Jill at te rock, ion behe awhile. Now, be off, Jill.”

        Feeling terribly alone, Jill ran out about ty feet, put    leg    bad    leg for an arr. S    shaking so.

        "ts a rotten s!" s arr    moment: s    speed tered. Sing into t    up boto defend    a    man, and anot a Narnian    sing only for a feop. itusks a of roops    keep on looking    steadily to t if tting arroher.

        "O; sed Jill. ty ting    t into tossing men as youd toss ace seemed to Jill ( kno ts. It o     ory at last - iticed a stra eacroke, to    get aually more of t    began. t    sirians voice g:

        "Back! to the rock!”

        ts work.
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