tING OF tE StAG  ttle es after t of t cill living sa tcook  to flig t Lucy kne Peter and Aslan range to o see Peter looking as ern  and he seemed so much older.

    quot;It ; Peter ;ed en if it  been for curning our troops into stone rig.  But notop  o urning one of your leopards into a statue. And rying to go for ly and  simply getting made a statue  ake all t  so  many already.

    erribly  go and see him.”

    ttle ing line. y green  colour.

    quot;Quick, Lucy,quot; said Aslan.

    And t for t time, Lucy remembered t mas present. rembled so muc she  could hardly

    undo topper, but s in to  h.

    quot;t; said Aslan o Edmunds pale face and .

    quot;Yes, I kno; said Lucy crossly. quot;ait a minute.”

    quot;Daug; said Aslan in a graver voice, quot;ot t of death.

    Must more people die for Edmund?”

    quot;Im sorry, Aslan,quot; said Lucy, getting up and going  tending to tored turned into stone.  last so come back to Edmund sanding on  and not only  looking better  t ever since  term at t  o go le Aslan made .

    quot;Does ; ; ch really was?”

    quot;,quot; said Susan.

    quot;Oug o be told?quot; said Lucy.

    quot;O,quot; said Susan. quot;It oo awful for hink how  youd feel if you were he.”

    quot;All t to kno; said Lucy. But at t moment terrupted.

    t nig  someting doo a fine ea at about eig day t river. And t day after t, at about teatime, tually reacle of Cair Paravel on its little otle pools of salt er, and sea? Can you remember?

    t evening after tea to get doo t tockings off and feel toes. But  next day   o trumpets,

    Aslan solemnly croo ts of, quot;Long Live King Peter! Long Live Queen Susan! Long Live King Edmund! Long  Live Queen Lucy!”

    quot;Once a king or queen in Narnia, al well, Sons  of Adam!

    Bear it well, Daug; said Aslan.

    And tern door, heir new  Kings and Queens.

    So t on tres  into to all to tumnus to t Rumblebuffin, to taurs, and to t nig feast in Cair Paravel, and  revelry and dancing, and gold flaso t  stranger, ser, and more piercing, came the sea people.

    But amidst all tly slipped a  t it. For Mr  Beaver ;; ;One day youll see  .  like being tied doo attend to. Its quite all rigen drop in. Only you mustnt  press  like a tame lion.”

    And noory is nearly (but not quite) at an end. t mucime  in seeking out ts of te itcroying time ts of t - a ing . But in t foul  brood amped out. And t trees from  being unnecessarily cut doed young dyrs from  being sent to scopped busybodies and interferers and encouraged  ordinary people o live and let live. And ts  (quite a different sort from Giant Rumblebuffin) on tured  across tier. And tered into friendsries  beyond ts of state and received visits of state from ter became a tall and  deep-ced man and a great . And  Susan greo a tall and gracious  fell almost to   and tries beyond to send ambassadors asking for her hand  in marriage.

    And sle. Edmund er man  ter, and great in council and judgement. . But  as for Lucy, ss  desired o be t.

    So t joy and if ever t  fell out t tumnus (out) came doe Stag s - te Stag , rode a-ing ern  oods to folloe Stag. And t ed long before t  of  pace over rougill tiers ired out and till folloag enter into a t er (for talked in quite a different style nos, let us noo t; for in all my days I never ed a nobler quarry.”

    quot;Sir,quot; said t;even so let us do.”

    So ted and tied to trees and  on into t.

    And as soon as tered it Queen Susan said,  quot;Fair friends,  marvel, for I seem to see a tree of iron.”

    quot;Madam,quot; said,King Edmund, quot;if you look  you s is a  pillar of iron ern set on top thereof.”

    quot;By trange device,quot; said King Peter, quot;to set a lantern  rees cluster so t it and so  t if it  it  s to no man!”

    quot;Sir,quot; said Queen Lucy. quot;By likeli and t rees in t is old.quot; And tood looking upon it. t;I kno  is, but t rangely.  It runs in my mind t I  he  dream of a dream.”

    quot;Sir,quot; ans;it is even so h us also.”

    quot;And more,quot; said Queen Lucy, quot;for it  go out of my mind t if  and lantern eitrange adventures or else some great  cunes.”

    quot;Madam,quot; said King Edmund, quot;tirret also.”

    quot;And in mine, fair brot; said King Peter.

    quot;And in mine too,quot; said Queen Susan. quot;ly return to our e Stag no further.”

    quot;Madam,quot; said King Peter, quot;to  our o any ter, as battles, quests, feats of arms, acts of justice, and t always w we aken in he same we have achieved.”

    quot;Sister,quot; said Queen Lucy, quot;my royal brotly. And it seems  to me  as now we have in chase.”

    quot;And so say I,quot; said King Edmund. quot;And I o find tion of t I  by my good urn back for t jehe islands.”

    quot;t; said Queen Susan, quot;if ye  us go on and take ture t so us.”

    So tered t, and before t t, and  before ty more ticed t t  t ts. And next moment tumbling out of a  o ty room, and ting array but just Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy in t o to ors ill talking in t luckily  to ty room and so t caught.

    And t   been t  t t explain to ts out of  tell t to be silly or not to tell lies, but believed tory. quot;No,quot; ;I  dont t rying to go back to get ts. You   get into Narnia again by t route. Nor s be much use by now if you did!

    Es t? Yes, of course youll get back to Narnia again some day. Once a King in Narnia, al dont go trying to use te twice.

    Indeed, dont try to get t all. Itll  looking for it. And dont talk too muc it even among yourselves. And dont mention it to anyone else unless you find t tures of t ts t? . Odd t t out. Keep your

    eyes open. Bless me, eac these schools?

    And t is ture of the wardrobe.

    But if t it ures of Narnia.