all in a muck s,quot; said t, puffing like t rail;Comes of being out of condition. I suppose neit- you?”

    quot;Yes, I ; said Lucy, standing on tip-toes and holding her handkerchief  up as far as she could reach.

    quot;t; said Giant Rumblebuffin, stooping do moment  Lucy got rat for s up in mid-air bets finger and t just as sting near arted and  t ly back on ttering, quot;Bless me! Ive picked up ttle  girl instead. I beg your pardon, Missie, I t you he handkerchee!”

    quot;No, no,quot; said Lucy laug; is!quot; time o get it  but it  to  a saccablet o you, so  t o and fro across  red face, s;Im afraid its not muco you, Mr Rumblebuffin.”

    quot;Not at all. Not at all,quot; said t politely. quot;Never met a nicer   kno.”

    quot; a nice giant ; said Lucy to Mr tumnus.

    quot;O; replied t;All t  respected of all t families in Narnia. Not very clever, per t  an old family. itraditions, you knoone.”

    At t Aslan clapped ogether and called for silence.

    quot;Our days  yet over,quot; ;and if tco be  finally defeated before bed-time  find ttle at once.”

    quot;And join in, I ; added t of taurs.

    quot;Of course,quot; said Aslan. quot;And no keep up - t is,  c ride on t is,  lions, centaurs, unicorns, s and eagles. t come in front o smell out   yourselves.”

    And  deal of bustle and c pleased of  t  running about everyo be very busy but  really in order to say to everyone . quot;Did you

    means s  Aslan. No side, no stand-of