CHAPTER TWELVE（第1 / 3页）

PEtERS FIRSt BAttLE e itcer o ts beopped saying to one anot;Look! t; or quot;I say, bluebells!quot; or quot; lovely smell?quot; or quot;Just listen to t t; t all in, passing tc into cool, green ts and out again into o dense masses of flo and among smell overpowering.

t as surprised as Edmund even knoain (as tc t t it sometcer time t tco use er t t s and longer ones. tty tired by no not terly tired - only slo inside as one does blister on one heel.

t time ago; for one o turn a little to t (t meant a little to to reacone table. Even if t been t to t melting snoer.

And no lo got redder and t longer and to t closing.

quot;Not long no; said Mr Beaver, and began leading t felt nice under tired feet) in a place rees gre. t t and blow.

And just as Lucy o top anot, suddenly t top. And t they saw.

t spreading as far as one could see in every direction - except rigo t, ;By gum!quot; o Susan, quot;t; In top one table. It grim slab of grey stone supported on four uprigones. It looked very old; and it all over range lines and figures t migters of an unkno t tc ting sun fell upon it - looked like yelloent-pegs of ivory; and on a pole a banner tering in t t; and turning in t direction t to see.

Aslan stood in tre of a croures o be called in our ruments; it centaurs. t of t ern but beautiful giants.

t Dog. And next to Aslan stood two leopards of wandard.

But as for Aslan knoo do or say imes t a t be good and terrible at time. If t so, t noo look at Aslans face t caug, royal, solemn, over all trembly.

quot;Go on,quot; whispered Mr Beaver.

quot;No,quot; ;you first.”

quot;No, Sons of Adam before animals,quot; whispered Mr Beaver back again.

quot;Susan,quot; ; about you? Ladies first.”

quot;No, youre t,quot; . t last Peter realized t it o to te and ily saying to t;Come on. Pull yourselves toget; o t;e have come - Aslan.”

quot;elcome, Peter, Son of Adam,quot; said Aslan. quot;elcome, Susan and Lucy, Daught