CHAPTER TEN
your turn.”
it ing for an ansoo exed to speak - ook t a groom in a Kings stable could not better.
quot;t; ;dismiss it all from your minds and be comforted. er and t mass.”
quot;Sir,quot; said last, quot;arkhe lion killed her?”
quot;I ,quot; replied t ; little knoure. t knos tonig be of good hope.
to live as long as any of her age.”
o sraordinary softness in a cool, bare room one. S understand o turn and felt t, burning pains all over understand was made of bedding) and hing she had never seen or heard of.
t entered, carrying a large ting to t;er?”
quot;My back is very sore, fat; said Aravis, quot;but th me.”
beside her pulse.
quot;t; ;You get up tomorro nohis.”
c to asted it, for goats milk is rat used to it. But sy and managed to drink it all and felt better when she had finished.
quot;No. quot;For your s of a range lion; for instead-of catc of tting eeto you, en scratc not deep or dangerous.”
quot;I say!quot; said Aravis. quot;I have had luck.”
quot;Daug; said t, quot;I ers in t met any suc all t I do not understand: but if ever o kno, you may be sure t we shall.”
quot;And Rabadaswo ; asked Aravis.
quot;t pass t; said t. quot;t o t of us. From try to ride straigo Anvard.”
quot;Poor Sa!quot; said Aravis. quot;o go? ill t?”
quot;t,quot; said the old man.
Aravis lay do;ime? It seems to be getting dark.”
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