ntain bubbling out of it. All topped and drank and splas faces.

    quot;And no; said tossed  ;arent you going to tell us s all  about?”

    quot;it; said tirian. quot;But  keep on t;  So  o him.

    quot;And no;  t;I am going to a certain to  in my grandsires time to guard Lantern aste against certain perilous  outla touals also, tter t. tell me ory.”

    quot;Im Eustace Scrubb and t; said t;And   in -”

    quot;; cried tirian, quot;are you t Eustace and t Jill ?”

    quot;Yes, ts us,quot; said Jill. quot;So -”

    quot;Nay,quot; said tirian, quot;I am t from wo hundred years.”

    Jill made a face. quot;Ug; s;ts t about coming  back to Narnia.”

    But Eustace  on.

    quot;ell no  Polly  all us friends of Narnia together -”

    quot;I kno tace,quot; said tirian.

    quot;t to talk.”

    quot;By t; cried tirian. quot;the  Lady Polly!

    From till in your place? t! But tell me, tell me.”

    quot;S really our aunt, you kno; said Eustace. quot;S  us all togetly just for fun, so t  alk to about t) but partly because t er t, ain thing up.

    t question   go just by ing to. So  alked and talked and at last t   Polly got  ts our big too get at t er and Edmund - ts ter, to you -  up to  London to get into t if anyone did see t o do somet t must have been  glorious fun.

    And t  day Peter sent us a s a  sort of message, Sire, Ill explain about it some otime - to say  ter t o go back to sc sc ter and Edmund o meet us at a  place