O tABLE?

    JILL felt sometickling  o  ip-toed back to ly s  t cords t bound to   do for o be caug on, after o  it oo  so kick it in among  t buso Puzzle to follow hers.

    the Ape was speaking again.

    quot;And after a , Aslan - tas deal too good to you, coming out every nigo be looked at,  see! ell,  coming out any more.”

    s o t suddenly a quite different voice broke in h a loud laugh.

    quot; t; it sed. quot;e knoo  bring . Ill tell you   an old donkey s back. No and   knoo do.”

    tirian could not see t  e certain of it ;Dont knoo do! Dont knoo do! Dont knoo do-o-o!”

    quot;Silence!quot; tarkaan. quot;Silence, cen to  me, you ot I give command to my o fall upon you  old you of t  tasable! Do you? Beware, beware.”

    quot;No, no,quot; sed most of t t;ts rig it. Come on, Monkey, ss in table, seeing is  believing.”

    ts quiet t;You D you? But not so fast. I never said you couldnt see tashlan.  Anyone who likes can see him.”

    t. ter nearly a minute, t;I dont quite understand all t; it grumbled, quot;I t you said -”

    quot;You t!quot; repeated t;As if anyone could call as  coming  out. You o go in and see him.”

    quot;O; said dozens of voices. quot;ts ed!

    e can go in and see o face. And no used to be.quot; And ttered, and tedly. t stirring and a noise of creatures rising to t, and in a  second t of trying to croo table  door all toget ted:  quot;Get back! Quiet! Not so fast.”

    ts stopped, many of tails