t of Aslans  of t nonsense about dressing up in a lion-skin t   kno er ;And Ive never tasted  suc; said Puzzle), ;But  Aslan, Im sure I dont kno; he added.

    quot;Youll find it will be all rig; said Queen Lucy.

    t foroget seemed to be tion Aslan  ;Furt; Many otures  t grassy country here was no crowding.

    It still seemed to be early, and t on stopping to look round and to look bely because it iful but partly also because t it and.

    quot;Peter,quot; said Lucy, quot;whis, do you suppose?”

    quot;I dont kno; said t;It reminds me of some  give it a name. Could it be somewayed for a holiday when we were very,  very small?”

    quot;It ace. quot;I bet  t a country like t t  get a blue like tains in our world.”

    quot;Is it not Aslans country?quot; said tirian.

    quot;Not like Aslans country on top of t mountain beyond tern end of  the world,”

    said Jill. quot;Ive been there.”

    quot;If you ask me,quot; said Edmund, quot;its like someains aains beyond tains o see from Narnia, terfall?”

    quot;Yes, so t; said Peter. quot;Only these are bigger.”

    quot;I dont t; said Lucy.  quot;But look there.”

    Sed Souto t, and everyone stopped and turned to  look. quot;those

    ; said Lucy, quot;t  thern border of Narnia?”

    quot;Like!quot; cried Edmund after a moments silence. quot;ly like.  Look, t Pire o Arching!”

    quot;And yet t like,quot; said Lucy. quot;t. t know...”

    quot;More like t; said tly.

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