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    REEPIC once  or ced  to ter out tement of discovering t ter ed tention, and before aken  to mention w he had seen.

    As turned out time treader  of to be unined. No one  except Lucy sa glimpse.  All morning on ter and ttom  before midday Lucy saeadily and all moving in tion. quot;Just like a flock of  s; t Lucy.

    Suddenly stle Sea Girl of about , lonely-looking girl  of crook in  sure t  t be a s t pasture.

    Bote close to t as  ter, and Lucy, leaning over te to one  anotared straigo Lucys face. Neito  t tern. But Lucy   did not look frig  girl and s certain t one moment they had somehow  become friends.

    t seem to be mucing again in t her.

    But if ever toget.

    After t for many days,  . Every day and every   became more brilliant and still t. No one ate or slept and  no one ed to, but ts of dazzling er from tronger tter, more liquid, ter, and pledged one anotly in deep draug. And one or tement, but not an excitement t made one talk. t in a  last sea laid  hem.

    quot;My Lord,quot; said Caspian to Drinian one day, quot;w do you see ahead?”

    quot;Sire,quot; said Drinian, quot;I see o  south, as far as my eyes can reach.”

    quot;t is oo,quot; said Caspian, quot;and I cannot imagine  is.”

    quot;If udes, your Majesty,quot; said Drinian, quot;I   it cant be t; not ter get men to the ship

    back against t. ever tuff is,   to craso it at this speed!”

    tinued to go sloeness did not get any less myst