you neednt,quot; said ttle voices. quot; else could   any ot  you ill  into pieces before  tie you up. e   go against Aslan.”

    quot;Do you t really is Aslan?quot; asked the King.

    quot;O; said t. quot; of table last night. e  all saw him.”

    quot; he King.

    quot;Like a terrible, great Lion, to be sure,quot; said one of the Mice.

    quot;And you t is really Aslan he King of Calormen?”

    quot;As bad, isnt it?quot; said t;It er if  t about it. Everyone says it is  Aslans orders.

    And . ed o come back to Narnia.”

    quot;o ime,quot; said t Mouse.  quot;e must all  kno.  be  punis I do t be told  was!”

    quot;I suppose ; said t.

    quot;I dont care if it is,quot; said one of t;Id do it again.”

    But t;O; and quot;Do be careful,quot; and t;ere sorry, dear King, but  go back no o be caught  here.”

    quot;Leave me at once, dear Beasts,quot; said tirian. quot;I  for all Narnia  bring any of you into danger.”

    quot;Goodnig,quot; said ts, rubbing t ;e ; ttered a hey came.

    tars came out and time  slo King of Narnia stood stiff and sore and uprig tree in  at last something happened.

    Far a. t disappeared for a moment and  came back again, bigger and stronger. to and fro  on t and carrying bundles and t . It , and people o it. Presently it blazed up and tirian could see t it op of the hill.

    e clearly table be, all lit up in t cros and Men bet be t o t  .

    t  and boimes to t of table. t got up and