uddenly Farsigy or forty feet  up into ted on the ground.

    quot;Kings and Queens,quot; ;tinsmuir, Beaversdam,  t River, and Cair Paravel still sern Sea. Narnia is  not dead. this is Narnia.”

    quot;But  be?quot; said Peter. quot;For Aslan told us older ones t o Narnia, and here we are.”

    quot;Yes,quot; said Eustace. quot;And  all destroyed and t out.”

    quot;And its all so different,quot; said Lucy.

    quot;t,quot; said t;Listen, Peter. o Narnia,  t t   t   mattered, all tures, o t is different;  as different as a real t; irred everyone like a trumpet as  s all in Plato, all in Plato: bless me, eac t; t ly like t of t otead of golden.  very quickly t makes you  serious. It is too good to e on jokes.

    It is as o explain  land  from t o tell you s of t country taste. Per  some idea of it if you t

    looked out on a lovely bay of t ains. And in t room opposite to turned a  sig sea or t valley, all over again, in t t  at time t - deeper, more ory: in a story you  very muc to kno. try:  every rock and flo meant more. I cant describe  it any better t: if ever you get t I mean.

    It  everyone ! try! I belong  till no it sometimes looked a little like ther in!”

    o a great gallop - a Unicorns  gallop,  no strange to run, and to  tonis, t t only t even fat little Puzzle and s-legged Poggin t in a car  a ry fle  as if t from train. Faster and faster t no one got  or tired or out of breath.