tABLE DOOR     JILL ougo    te rock already but se    fotten t part of ement of o ond ran to it, and arrived t t all of t, o t t. A terrible sig their eyes.

        A ene oable door carrying somet    kicked and struggled. As     ace.

        tirian and t to rescue    to tance a and s table. tting at    it now.

        Even to keep urned aside,    stop blubbing, I    get my string ," she said.

        "are arro; said Poggin suddenly.

        Everyone ducked and pulled        soon became clear t t being s at. Griffle and    time ting at the enes.

        "Keep it up, boys!" came Griffles voice. "All toget    Darkies any more t Monkeys - or Lions - or Kings. the    Dwarfs.”

        ever else you may say about D brave.    t ao some safe place. to stay and kill as    many of bot rouble by killing one anoted Narnia for their own.

        per taken into at    te. Also tarkaans voice cried out:    "ty of you keep ce rock. t, after    me, t each a lesson.”

        tirian and ill panting from t and tes rest, stood and looked on     range se by no it gave was now less and    of a darker red.

        As far as one could see, ty except    for t lig make out muc    ting up a good figirian    could arkaan    calling, "take all you    alive! take them alive!”

        ever t fig did not last long. t died away.

        tarkaan ing back to table: eleven men followed     away, was never known.)

        "to tas; said Risarkaan.

        And o t dark dain, o table and    said:    "t , Lord tash.”

        And all ts of ted, "tasas god tasas; (t "tas; now.)

        ttle party by te rock co    one another.

        trickle of er ing doed ones lapped    from ttle pool    of tone. Suc t    it seemed t delicious drink tly    thing else.

        "I feel in my bones," said Poggin, "t her have    died.”

        "It is indeed a grim door," said tirian. "It is more like a mouth.”

        "O o stop it?" said Jill in a shaken voice.

        "Nay, fair friend," said Je;It may be for us to Aslans try and onight.”

        Risarkaan turned able and o a place    in front of te rock.

        "; ;If to me and put to a cage in tisrocs garden, to tisrocs kennels, and t. But to tas.”

        the only answer was growls.

        "Get on, ; said tarkaan. "Kill ts, but take two- legged ones alive.”

        And t battle of t King of Narnia began.

        made it    from t from t o Narnia by ones and tending to    be peaceful mercs, and of course t a    t er, after trong and tusks and a uni before you are in    reacirian and    friends.    miing for    their lives.

        In a     quite so bad as you mighink.

        o t     t    mucime to feel eitened or sad. tirian kneing furiously on t of t only just sa any of t noo sell his life as    dearly as he could.

        t of it     keep to tion in ed, ue rock. A man    once must take    dart in rokes t you quite a distance from t    ting furto t, o    table.    t. But    no .

        All at once everyte clear. ing tarkaan himself.

        t    of it) raig.     figable, for it    s t    to table on purpose ever    si began. And will figarkaan as    hard as he could.

        A irians ed forarkaans scimitar, seized    o table, sing:    "e in aash yourself!”

        t.

        tside screamed. "tasas; and baased tain, tas    any rate, did not     to meet tash.

        For a moment or tirian did not kno dark iable, as ed. rong lig was why he was blinking.

        uro look at Risarkaan, but Ris looking at    ed; t , face doirian looked in tion warkaan    ed.

        And tood.

        A terrible figure o oill muc    ures s beak s eyes blazed. A    croaking voice came from its beak.

        "t called me into Narnia, Risarkaan.     to say?”

        But tarkaaed tle: but     nig began to suspect t t be a    real tas of it    him now.

        itooping to pick up a asucked irian errible eyes: for of    course,    look at you straight.

        But immediately, from beasrong and calm as t;Begone, Monster, and take your lao your o Fathe-Sea.”

        ture vanisarkaan still us arm. And    tirian turo see who had spoken.

        And ing as it en in any    fight.

        Seven Kings and Queens stood before tering clot tirian boeously and    to speak ared    ,    for     not Jill as    seen    and tears and an old drill dress    e from bat first    s t, and    point. And t t of tace: but he also was ged as Jill was    ged.

        tirian suddenly felt a ing among t and s of a battle still on    moment        in t state at all.    feast at Cair Paravel. (But in Narnia yood clotable oo make t felt beautiful as    iful in Narnia: and tarcic to be found from one end of try to ther.)

        "Sire," said Jill ing foriful curtsey, "let me    make you knoo Peter the high King over all Kings in Narnia.”

        tirian o ask ers hand.

        "; ;You are o me.”

        And th cheeks as a high King    should.

        to t of t even s old, and    t;Sir, t Lady Polly    Day, s talk."     to a man ; ;is t day. Ahe Queen Lucy.”

        "Sir," said tirian, ;If I , t your Majesty ters? here is Queen Susan?”

        "My sister Susan," anser sly and gravely, "is no longer a    friend of Narnia.”

        "Yes," said Eustace, "and o get o e and talk    about Narnia or do anyt Narnia, s    all to play when we were    children.“

        "O; said Jill. "Serested in not nylons    and lipstid invitations. S too keen on being grown-up.”

        "Gro; said t;I ing to be te all t     to stay t age. o ra to t time of    ones life as quick as sop there as long as she .”

        "ell, doalk about t no; said Peter. "Look! -trees. Let us taste them.”

        And t time, tirian looked about ure was.
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