t,quot; ly. quot;tormness head.

    Our foul s. tonight.”

    Next day, except for  so  after  breakfast ( out to speak to t green  enclosure  green cup, . It .

    once trotted across to Aravis and gave her a horse-kiss.

    quot;But h and sleep.

    quot;Over t; said ing o t;And I o  get a   of him.”

    trolled across and found Bree lying o urned his head or spoke a word.

    quot;Good morning, Bree,quot; said Aravis. quot;his morning?”

    Bree muttered somet no one could hear.

    quot;t says t Sa probably got to King Lune in time,quot; continued  Aravis, quot;so it looks as if all our troubles are over. Narnia, at last, Bree!”

    quot;I s; said Bree in a low voice.

    quot;Arent you ; said Aravis.

    Bree turned round at last, his face mournful as only a horses can be.

    quot;I so Calormen,quot; he said.

    quot;?quot; said Aravis. quot;Back to slavery!”

    quot;Yes,quot; said Bree. quot;Slavery is all Im fit for.  a mare and a girl and a boy to be eaten by  lions ched skin!”

    quot;e all ran as ; said hwin.

    quot;Sa didnt!quot; snorted Bree. quot;At least  direction: ran  back. And t is o be beaten by a little ure or example in his life!”

    quot;I kno; said Aravis. quot;I felt just ta  as bad as you, Bree. Ive been snubbing  us  and no to be t of us all. But I t ter to  stay and say o go back to Calormen.”

    quot;Its all very ; said Bree. quot;You  disgraced yourself.  But Ive lost everything.”