t MEEtING ON StABLE ime t speak nor even sear. tamped th his hoof, and shook his mane, and spoke.
quot;Sire,quot; ;t tless traffic isroc, and as soon as o make ready aking of Cair Paravel and all Narnia. Not to go back to Stable rutake ture t Aslan sends us. And if, by a great marvel, ty Calormenes urn again and die in battle er of t will soon march from Cair Paravel.”
tirian nodded. But urned to t;No is time for you to go o your oless you you to do.”
quot;B - but ; said Jill ly but because everything was so horrible.
quot;Nay,quot; said t;you loosed me from tree: you glided before me like a snake last nigook Puzzle: and you, Eustace, killed your man. But you are too young to s meet tonig may be, treat you - nay, I command you - to return to your oo s suctle on my side.”
quot;No, no, no,quot; said Jill (very ;e , I dont care o stick to you ace?”
quot;Yes, but to get so it,quot; said Eustace ting looks ;Because, you see, alking about our going back! no magic for doing it!”
t, at t, Jill ed Eustace for saying it. ter-of-fact ed.
irian realized t trangers could not get ed to go across tains into Arc possibly be safe. But t knoo send ainly take Arc isroc ed to ries for ace and Jill begged so tirian said take t, quot;ture t Aslan ;.
t idea t go back to Stable by noill after dark. But told t if t ted, except perry. ts oo frig told t taso go near it except meetings. And Calormenes are never good t even by daylig round to some being seen. to do s togety. And table, completely out of sigill t at o produce o give the Narnians a sudden surprise.
Everyone agreed and ty set off on a ne - toed imes fleo and fro above times perc even t in some great need - would dream of riding on a Unicorn.
time Jill and Eustace ogeto be alloo come no feel brave at all.
quot;Pole,quot; said Eustace in a ell you Ive got the wind up.”
quot;O, Scrubb,quot; said Jill. quot;You can fig I - Im just s to knoruth.”
quot;O; said Eustace. quot;Im feeling Im going to be sick.”
quot;Dont talk about t, for goodness sake,quot; said Jill.
t on in silence for a minute or two.
quot;Pole,quot; said Eustace presently.
quot;?quot; said she.
quot;ll killed here?”
quot;ell well be dead, I suppose.”
quot;But I mean, rain? Or s vanish and never be heard of any more? Or shall we be dead in England?”
quot;Gos of t.”
quot;Itll be rum for Peter and t of train comes in here in England.”
quot;Ug; said Jill. quot; a horrid idea.”
quot;It be ; said Eustace. quot;e s be there.”
quot;I almost ; said Jill.
quot; o say?”
quot;I o say I , I dont, I dont. Even if ing for Narnia tupid at in a bat the same.”
quot;Or be smasish Railways!”
quot;?”
quot;ell seemed to to Narnia - I t it . So I o find ourselves ead.”
ace alking about t o be done t and t of t all o t of t topped talking it and make tc t on talking. Poggin e c ts o do.
to t once. And believe t all tick to Griffle.
And fig and in and out among trees age to toniging ter?
ern aste beyond t erfall and live like outla gradually get stronger and stronger, for talking Beasts and Arc last t of careless by t of try and Narnia er all, somet ime of King Miraz!
And tirian quot;But tas; and felt in none of it o say so.
nearer to Stable . t at o t at able, it took t of t describe properly unless one e pages and pages about it. t of cover to t e adventure, and ts in bet or a good Guide you must sunset trees about fifteen yards beable. t and lay down.
t part, ting. Luckily for t for a couple of of course t grey and ting a drink. Puzzle just stood, stle tirian, Je as soundly as if Cair Paravel, till ting a t on table and kne the hour had come.
quot;Kiss me, Je; ;For certainly t nig you in any matter great or small, forgive me now.”
quot;Dear King,quot; said t;I could almost wis I mig.
Fareogeto.”
t, foro table. t Puzzle (not a kind be, telling to move till someone came to fetcook up tion at one end of table.
t been lit for long and beginning to blaze up. It a croures , so t tirian could not at first see tion of ts or cats eyes in the
s of a car. And just as tirian took opped beating and from somearkaan tain. to tarkaans ;Not so fast, dont go so fast, Im not at all ings are getting too muc meant to be up at nigs not as if I or a bat - o; On t and stately, ail straig. to tirian t t once if t direction. Fortunately t. But tirian o Ginger in a lo;No, to t. See t well.”
quot;Miao on me!quot; said Ginger. tepped a do ros: in t say.
For really, as it re. ts; ttle grassy place just in front of table, ood to talk to tage; table itself tage; and tirian and ion. If any of tepped foro t, all eyes ood still in table, it ticed.
Risarkaan dragged to turned to face t t toirian and his friends.
quot;No; said Risarkaan in a lo;Say t o t; As tle prod or kick from be of oe.
quot;Do leave me alone,quot; muttered S. But up straig;Noen, all of you. A terrible t t ever was done in Narnia. And Aslan -”
quot;tas; warkaan.
quot;tas; said t;is very angry about it.”
terrible silence ed to nerouble ore for ttle party by table also on earth was coming now?
quot;Yes,quot; said t;At t, be o do hink
no one o do even if self up in a lion-skin and is in tending to be Aslan.”
Jill if to tell trut up from ts. quot;Grrr!quot; came t; let me get my teeto him!”
quot;It nig; screamed t;but it got as a Donkey! A common, miserable Ass! If any of you see t Ass -”
quot;Grrr!quot; gros. quot;e er keep out of our way.”
Jill looked at tood ttle trut tronger. elling ts t an ass o deceive t;ts just ; ear ;ts taken t of our sails,quot; ;taken from under our feet,quot; said tirian. quot;Cursed, cursed cleverness!quot; said Poggin. quot;Ill be s this new lie is of Gingers making.”