IN trees on t    a first glanigaken it    for smoke, for it . But t t its sead of billowing and    curling as smoke

        s retort ed to snatcs    grip; and its fingers - all ty of ts beak and ed, bird-like claead of nails. It floated on tead of o .

        After one look at it Puzzle gave a screaming bray and darted into to t of it.

        tc for pere, until it streamed ao trees on t and disappeared. t again, and to sing.

        Everyoarted breatill as statues .

        " ?" said Eusta a whisper.

        "I    once before," said tirian. "But t time it one and overlaid    o tisrocs court in tashbaan.

        ook me into t temple of tas, carved above tar.”

        "t - t tas; said Eustace.

        But instead of ansh you, Lady?”

        "A-all rig; said Jill, taking rying to smile. "Im all rig only made me feel a little sick for a moment.”

        "It seems, t; said t;t taser all.”

        "Yes," said t;And t believe in    tas more tasash has e.”

        " - o?" said Jill.

        "Norto t of Narnia," said tirian. "It o d and it has e.”

        "; coget;It     call for demons u    they say.”

        "aso t; said Jewel.

        " to?" said Eustace.

        ted out Puzzles name and Jill    round to too see if here.

        te tired of looking for    last iously out of t; gone a; And    t o e out, orm.

        "I see no; said Puzzle, "t I really    o eo S. I    to    happen.”

        "If youd speime saying you    clever and more time trying to    be as clever as you could -" begaace but Jill interrupted him.

        "O; s;It ake;     it, Puzzle dear?”

        And she nose.

        t ty no do on alk.

        Jele to tell t nearly    all ime tied up at table, and oo) aen and tened         and    so t every nig o be executed t been rescued.    knohe Lamb.

        tion to decide able    nigo try to make tricked, or o meet t    taur urn against tirian o bully    lo nigly one    couldnt be sure ake it even if o be reed    t    ty of them.

        tiria sure t if to    t for mug them.

        But    sat and    looked on? or even foug oo great. And too, tash.

        mig do?

        And ted out, to    deal ies for a day or t and    s

        easy to see ory o explain t.    If ts asked niger nigo see Aslan, and no Aslan    of t suspicious.

        In t t to go off and try to    meet Roon.

        As soon as t    t (except perace). But I daresay t eac to go any nearer - or not yet - to t ing Stable ter when one has made up ones mind.

        tirian said tter remove t    to    be mistaken for enes aacked by any loyal Narnians t meet. t of    t for rubbing on s doo tream. ty mixture made a    lat like soft soap: it ,    to see tirian and t back tood rue Narnian style, raig;Body of me," said tirian. "t is better. I feel a true man again.”

        Puzzle begged very o aken off    oo    and t    made him    look so silly.

        But told o    a bit longer, for till    ed to s get-up to ts, even to meet    Roon first.

        of t and rabbit-meat     took some biscuits. tirian locked to ay there.

        It tle after ternoon , and it    really    spring. to be muc terday: t t slarees, birds sang, and al of siger. It as, "t last." Even tirians    grew lighe refrain:    ho, rumble, rumble, rumble, Rumble drum belaboured.

        After tad Poggin telliace trees, birds, and plants w know    already.

        Sometimes Eustace ell    English ones.

        After ter oget say, quite fallen in love -    and s far    , delicatest, most graceful animal    s: and le and soft of speec, if you    knole.

        "O; said Jill. "Just    of adves a pity theres always so much happening in    Narnia.”

        But to    se mistaken.     ters of Adam and Eve range o    Narnia only at times , but snt t    . Iill you could    to put into tory    Books. And    on to talk of old Queens ae itter,     pool tion of    of ter like a star by niger erfall and    men spoke in aravel.

        old    from Frank t of all    Kings, o tern seas and delivered turn, to be part of talked of able dances as, or at most tours,    could    be remembered, and every day a. And as    on, ture of all till it o a ricers and fields,    got ty from distance. And s;Otle t baes.

        And to . O it be lovely if    Narnia just    on and on - like    has been?”

        "Nay, sister," ans;all o an end, except Aslans    ory.”

        "ell, at least," said Jill, "I    are opping for?”

        tad taring up at t    it     sort time.

        It    the blue.

        "I dare s; said t;from its flig it is a talking    bird.”

        "So t; said t;But is it a friend, or a spy of the Apes?”

        "to me, Sire," said t;it    the Eagle.”

        "Ougo rees?" said Eustace.

        "Nay," said tirian, "best stand still as rocks. ain    if we moved.”

        "Look! ; said Je;he is ing down    in wide circles.”

        "Arr, Lady," said tirian to Jill. "But by no means s till I    bid you. he may be a friend.”

        If one    o    it     to ced on a rocky    crag a fe from tirian, bo;hail, King.”

        "," said tirian. "And since you call me King, I may    a follo glad of your ing.”

        "Sire," said t;    ever befell you.”

        tirians    seemed to stop beating at t    eet;tell on.”

        "tisrocs banner advanced upon your royal    battlements: and your subjects flying from ty - t, into taken from ty great s in t before last night.”

        No one could speak.

        "And t, five leagues     taur lying dead     o your Majesty: to remember t all o    an end and t noble deatreasure o buy.”

        "So," said ter a long silence, "Narnia is no more.”
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