tning, Risarkaan leaped back out of reac single- tirian and t  take on to your face and peck at your eyes and blind you  Narnians in battle) t no man,  except c rears on its  falls upon you and ts s s teeto deal  once. So o tood calling out:  quot;to me, to me, isroc, may-o me, all loyal  Narnians, lest tashlan fall upon you!”

    realized arkaan. For a second or so ting beside taring at tirian ruscure, picked it up by to table sing, quot;Open  the door!”

    Poggin opened it. quot;Go and drink your o; said tirian and  o t as t again,  a blinding greenis s from table, trange noise - a clucking and screaming as if it rous bird. ts moaned and  quot;tas; and many fell doiced tarkaan at t moment. And from  Ris as surprised, and nearly frig;there goes one,”

    t Farsig;hey have really come?”

    t t - iful t nigalking Dog in ting (teen of

    to tly great big dogs   nearly knocked you doalking Dogs t as doggy as tood up and  put t pa  once: quot;elcome! elcome! ell o help,  show us how, how. how-how-how?”

    It  it made you  to cry. t last,   of t later, several little animals (mice and  moles and a squirrel or so) came pattering up, squealing ;See,  see. ere here,”

    and , too, Eustace began to feel  t perer all, everyt be going to come rig tirian gazed round  and saw he animals had moved.

    quot;to me! to me!quot; ;urned cowards since I was your  King?”

    quot;e darent,quot; asashlan.”

    quot;alking ; said tirian to the Boar.

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