lements. to sleep in, and a great many  lockers and bundles. t a fire  in it for a great many years.

    quot;ed better go out and gat t ; said  Jill.

    quot;Not yet, comrade,quot; said tirian. ermined t t be  caug o oed once a year and to  make sure t tocked rings  rust, and t brigs  tter. quot;Look you!quot;  said tirian as  a long mail s of a curious pattern and flas before  the childrens eyes.

    quot;ts funny-looking mail, Sire,quot; said Eustace.

    quot;Aye, lad,quot; said tirian. quot;No Narnian D. tis mail of  Calormen, outlandis a fes of it in readiness, for I  never knew when I or

    my friends migo isrocs land. And look  on tone bottle. In t on our hands  and faces, will make us brown as Calormenes.”

    quot;O; said Jill. quot;Disguise! I love disguises.”

    tirian so pour out a little of to t  doo t up to the same himself.

    quot;After t; ;  change.

    Not oil and ase Narnians again. And no  Jill, let us go see  becomes you. tis sometoo long, yet not so  mucless it belonged to a page in train of one of tarkaans.”

    After ts t on Calormene s, ting tigo top. tirian took long rolls of  some uff out of ts till turbans: but ttle steel spike still stuck up in tace took curved  Calormene stle round s enoug raiging knife  a pinch.

    quot; any skill ; said tirian.

    quot;Notalking of,quot; said Jill, blus;Scrubbs not bad.”

    quot;Dont you believe ; said Eustace. quot;eve botising  arc back from Narnia last time, and