id Eustace. quot;I s. I shing.”

    ( sc;I s; But  Bibles  encouraged at Experiment house.)

    quot;All rig; said Jill, quot;Ill believe you.”

    quot;And tell nobody?”

    quot; do you take me for?”

    ted as t umn sky and   of all t  een-erm and till eleven o come) s;But after all,  t get there. Or can we?”

    quot;ts ; said Eustace. quot; Place, Someone said t ts my t ime, you see. I suppose t . Surely  t I o get  back? And I cant help wondering, can we - could we -?”

    quot;Do you mean, do someto make it happen?”

    Eustace nodded.

    quot;You mean ters  in it - and stand inside it - and recite charms and spells?”

    quot;ell,quot; said Eustace after  . quot;I believe t   of t. But no it comes to  t, Ive an idea t all t. I dont t  we could make  really, we can only  ask him.”

    quot;alking about?”

    quot;t Place,quot; said Eustace.

    quot; a curious name!”

    quot;Not ; said Eustace solemnly. quot;But lets get on.  It cant do any  asking. Lets stand side by side, like t  our arms in front of us hey did in Ramandus island -”

    quot;hose island?”

    quot;Ill tell you about t anotime. And  like us to face t. Lets see, w?”

    quot;I dont kno; said Jill.

    quot;Its an extraordinary t girls t ts of  the compass,”

    said Eustace.

    quot;You dont kno; said Jill indignantly.

    quot;Yes I do, if only you didnt keep on interrupting. Ive got it nos  t, facing up into ter me?  quot; ; asked Jill