CHAPTER SIX
tURES OF EUStACE At t very moment tting ready for dinner and a rest. t arco turned laden s er before you drank it, so ty for all. the work had
gone er t did Edmund say, quot; bligace?”
Meanared round t so s it rencreace sa patc in a dry summer.
About fifteen yards a first, not all in t an animal, not a bird, not an insect. t dohe valleys edge.
Eustace realized of course t in turned at once to see about getting back. But as soon as ly of land, eep and narroting back. But could , no it of it.
urned round again, t at any rate ter . But as soon as urned and before aken a step foro t it sounded loud in t immense silence. It froze ill hen he slewed round his neck and looked.
At ttom of ttle on rance to a cave per of tones just beneat as if somethem.
Sometill, somet. Edmund or Lucy or you once, but Eustace books. t came out of t, dull red eyes, no feat trailed on t up s back like a spiders cruel clas made a rasping noise on tones, yards of tail. And ts trils. o ter if he had.
But per dragons tle surprised at t did not sit up and clap its s out a stream of flame from its mouts nostrils last muc seem to iced Eustace. It moved very slooace felt t it ure. . But it mig migo life. Per was only
s rying to escape by climbing from a creature t could fly?
It reacs o drink: but before it a great croaking or clanging cry and after a fec rolled round on its side and lay perfectly still tle dark