LUCY FOUND t;GOOD EVENING,quot; said Lucy. But ts parcels  t at first it did not reply.   made tle bow.

    quot;Good evening, good evening,quot; said t;Excuse me - I dont  to  be inquisitive - but s in t you are a Daughter of Eve?”

    quot;My names Lucy,quot; said s quite understanding him.

    quot;But you are - forgive me - you are ; said the Faun.

    quot;Of course Im a girl,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;You are in fact human?”

    quot;Of course Im ; said Lucy, still a little puzzled.

    quot;to be sure, to be sure,quot; said t;upid of me! But Ive never  seen a Son of Adam or a Dauged. t is to say -quot; and  t stopped as if it o say somet  intended but ime.

    quot;Deliged,quot; it  on. quot;Alloo introduce myself. My name  is tumnus.”

    quot;I am very pleased to meet you, Mr tumnus,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;And may I ask, O Lucy Daug; said Mr tumnus, quot;o Narnia?”

    quot;Narnia? s t?quot; said Lucy.

    quot;t; said t; and t castle of Cair Paravel on tern sea. And you  - you ?”

    quot;I - I got in t; said Lucy.

    quot;A; said Mr tumnus in a rat;if only I  geograptle Faun, I s kno trange countries. It is too late now.”

    quot;But t countries at all,quot; said Lucy, almost laug;Its only  just back t least - Im not sure. It is summer there.”

    quot;Meanumnus, quot;it is er in Narnia, and cand alking in ter of  Eve from ternal summer reigns around t city of  ar Drobe,  be if you came and ea h me?”

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