ally, Puzzle,quot; said S, quot;I didnt t. I didnt t of you, really.”

    quot; ; said t S ;All I meant was -”

    quot;anting me to go into ter,quot; said t;As if you didnt knoly well w weak cs Apes always c Ill go in. I  shall probably die.

    t; And Ss voice sounded as if  going to  burst into tears.

    quot;Please dont, please dont, please dont,quot; said Puzzle, alking. quot;I never meant anyt, S, really I didnt. You kno a time. Id forgotten about  your nt t yourself. Promise me you  , S.”

    So S promised, and Puzzle  cloppety-clop on o find a place e apart from t ting into t quivering and foaming er, and Puzzle o stand and  se before o do it. But t called out  from be;Perter do it after all, Puzzle.quot; And ; and in .

    A great mass of foam got er  and blinded  under altogete anot of t er and faster till it took  under terfall  itself, and ter plunged   he would  never be

    able to ill  last  someo catc sailed a too got under to ttom.  came up again  it  at last, ired to deateet  in front of ting  angled up in  it, for it was as big as a large  was very heavy and cold and slimy.

    do of S and stood dripping and srying to get  t . too busy going round and round t out and patting it  and smelling it.

    to ;It is a lions skin.”

    quot;Ee - au?quot; gasped Puzzle.

    quot;No; said S to hinking very hard.

    quot;I ly. quot;It ougo be  buried. e must have a funeral.”

    quot;O  a talking Lion,quot; said S. quot;You nee