MAINLY ABOUt DARFS t t took for a tarkaan or great lord o a and raised te.
quot;O My Master,quot; said one of t;o Calormen to isroc, may-he-live-forever. “
quot;By t god tas,quot; said tirian. turned to t one in six of torc flickering lig ;isroc foug battle, D; ;t tiently to die in t-pits of Pugrahan?”
t t;Aslans orders, Aslans orders. can him?”
quot;tisroc indeed!quot; added one and spat. quot;Id like to see ry it!”
quot;Silence, dogs!quot; said the chief soldier.
quot;Look!quot; said tirian, pulling Puzzle foro t. quot;It come to Narnia at all. You ed by t out of table to s it.”
t t close, ainly enougo make taken in. t pretty untidy already during Puzzles imprisonment in table and it of it was in a big lump on one shoulder.
t very far back so t anyone could no. Some grass stuck out of one corner of tle quiet nibbling as t tering, quot;It my fault, Im not clever. I never said I was.”
For one second all taring at Puzzle ;Are you mad, My Master? are you doing to t; and t;And te noion.
quot;Give t; said the chief soldier.
quot;t; said t;t is da, for I am tirian of Narnia.”
ning. Eustace, I blame . And beginners sometimes do all t tirian ried to teac afternoon, slas sure s) and suddenly found, to surprise, t t . And t relief, it t, ratening. t lasted a second or too ed to Eustace, quot;are two.”
But ttled t.
quot;ell struck, Eustace!quot; cried tirian, clapping ;Noomorroo free all Narnia. three cheers for Aslan!”
But t empt from a fe five) all.
quot;Dont tand?quot; said Jill impatiently. quot;s you ts all over. t going to rule Narnia any longer.
Everyone can go back to ordinary life. You can you glad?”
After a pause of nearly a minute a not-very-nice-looking D said: quot;And w you be, Missie?”
quot;Im Jill,quot; s;tment and tace oo - and er us.”
t one anot merry ones.
quot;ell,quot; said t;I dont kno to for t of my life.”
quot;ts rigs rig; gro;Its all a plant, all a blooming plant.”
quot; do you mean?quot; said tirian. been pale to be a beautiful moment, but it urning out more like a bad dream.
quot;You must t in t you must,quot; said Griffle. quot;eve been taken in once and no us to be taken in again t minute. eve no more use for stories about Aslan, see! Look at h long ears!”
quot;By ; said tirian. quot; is tation of t you understand?”
quot;And youve got a better imitation, I suppose!quot; said Griffle. quot;No t going to be fooled again.”
quot;I ,quot; said tirian angrily, quot;I serve the real Aslan.”
quot;o us!quot; said several Dwarfs.
quot;Do you t, fools?quot; said tirian. quot; I could make Aslan appear at my bidding? a tame lion.”
t t of once began repeating quot;not a tame lion, not a tame lion,quot; in a jeering sing-song. quot;ts kept on telling us,quot; said one.
quot;Do you mean you dont believe in t; said Jill. quot;But Ive seen us t world.”
quot;A; said Griffle ;So you say. tauguff all rig you?”
quot;C; cried tirian, quot;o her very face?”
quot;You keep a civil tongue in your er,quot; replied t;I dont t any more Kings - if you are tirian, o look after ourselves from noouco nobody. See?”
quot;ts rig; said t;ere on our oories about ot; And to fall into to get ready for marco whey had come from.
quot;Little beasts!quot; said Eustace. quot;Arent you even going to say t-mines?”
quot;O t,quot; said Griffle over ;You ed to make use of us, ts why you rescued us. Youre playing some game of your own. Come on you chaps.”
And truck up ttle marc, and off tramped into the darkness.
tirian and ared after t;Come,quot; and tinued their journey.
t party. Puzzle felt o be still in disgrace, and also really quite understand aces victory over t almost sace, ill beating ratirian and Jeogetimes t nose. t try to comfort one anot very easy to to say t ing. tirian one of ts of an Apes setting up as a false Aslan would be
to stop people from believing in t quite sure t to nigo Stable o all tures and everyone ter a scuffle no seemed, on not turn the Dwarfs?
quot;Somebodys coming after us, I t; said Puzzle suddenly.
topped and listened. Sure enoug behem.
quot;; sed the King.
quot;Only me, Sire,quot; came a voice. quot;Me, Poggin t managed to get a a Drike a blo side before alls done.”
Everyone cro difference, but it ace didnt stay brigoo tired to t anyt bed.
It t , just before da t back to tower.
If to eat, but tting one to be t of. tream, splaser, and tumbled into t for Puzzle and Jeside. t as , full-groher crowded.
Narnian D toug and strongest creatures t Poggin, in spite of a e nig once took Jills bo out and s a couple of plucking tep and cting to Je a good deal better t and delicatest of beasts, o alking to t tand like grass and sugar and tace came out of to almost ten, ty of a Narnian astes a good deal nicer tle butter and pepper to make it perfect, but t got t al ste or dinner, . tirian a little furto t back some brancime,
especially as it smelled nicer and nicer t came to being done - te D for Poggin: mail s, , s, and dagger.
ted Eustaces s Eustace it back in t and made to clean and polis.
All t to and fro, sometimes stirring t and sometimes looking out enviously at tentedly grazing. imes t morning s grass!
But ing for, and ten as muc on tep, ted ones lay doirian) lit ;No, ale do tell of my escape?”
quot;As cunning a tale, Sire, as ever ; said Poggin. quot;It , Ginger, , and most likely made it up too. ts if ever a cat ree to o repeat can ning and sy up at one mouts trembled at tory and some fainted rig up. t Aslan does to t respect t be a o you all. And tures
in t your Majestys escape set till o aid you, but only made t to the Ape.”
quot; devilis; said tirian. quot;the Apes counsels.”
quot;Its more a question by no; replied t;taken to drinking, you see. My belief is t t is noly carried on by Ginger or Riss tain. And I t Ginger tered among to blame for turn they made you.
And Ill tell you ings broken up t before last and Id gone a bit of t my pipe behind.
It e, so I back to look for it. But before I got to tting (it cs voice say Me stood as still as if I arkaan, said t in t silky voice of ed to knoly w we
bot today about Aslan meaning no more tasless, most sagacious of cats, says t t; quot;All , said tarkaan.
`tand one anot. `Do you, like me, grotle upid, greedy brute, says t use . t provide for all t and make t ter, it, said Ginger, `to let some of tened Narnians into our counsels: one by one as . For ts any moment: and rays .
But tas o t and sucisroc may give t Cat, said tain. `But c; o down. Now Puzzle sed his head uneasily. Jill looked up.
quot;Its clouding over,quot; she said.
quot;And its so cold,quot; said Puzzle.
quot;Cold enoug; said tirian, blohis?”
quot;P; gasped Eustace. quot;Its like somet? And ice it before?”
it upo and pointed h his horn.
quot;Look!quot; ;Look at it! Look, look!”
ttermost dismay.