aid Mr Beaver; quot;w for?”

    quot;o look for Edmund, of course!”

    quot;t in looking for ; said Mr Beaver.

    quot; do you mean?quot; said Susan. quot; be far a. And  to  find him.

    do you mean wheres no use looking for him?”

    quot;t; said Mr Beaver, quot;is t ared in amazement. quot;Dont you understand?quot; said Mr  Beaver. quot;o o te itcrayed us all.”

    quot;O; said Susan, quot; .”

    quot;Cant ; said Mr Beaver, looking very  ted to say died on t suddenly quite certain  inside t tly w Edmund had done.

    quot;But er.

    quot;ry before?quot; asked Mr Beaver. quot;has he ever been  here alone?”

    quot;Yes,quot; said Lucy, almost in a w;Im afraid he has.”

    quot;And did ell you w ?”

    quot;ell, no, ,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;t; said Mr Beaver, quot; te itcold o mention it before  ( t I set eyes on t broto myself `treaccen  her food.

    You can alell t  their eyes.”

    quot;All t; said Peter in a rat of voice, quot;ill  o go and look for er all, even if tle  beast. And hes only a kid.”

    quot;Go to tc; said Mrs Beaver. quot;Dont you see t to keep away from her?”

    quot;; said Lucy.

    quot;s is to get all four of you (sime  of t Cair Paravel). Once you ues in ion before youd ime to  speak. But s, because s  to use  to catc of you h.”

    quot;O; wailed Lucy.

    quot;Only Aslan,quot; said Mr Beaver, quot; go on and meet s our only  chance now.”

    quot;It seems to me, my dears,quot;