CHAPTER SIXTEEN（第1 / 5页）

t morning and found for one t s sle over ) on a stone coming in trutful supper, all croo t cave, in spite of being so sleepy before it c

real meaty, spicy ones, fat and piping and burst and just tiniest bit burnt. And great mugs of frote, and roast potatoes and roast cnuts, and baked apples uck in o freser all t things.

Jill sat up and looked around. Puddleglum and Eustace far a asleep.

quot;; sed Jill in a loud voice. quot;Arent you ever going to get up?”

quot;S; said a sleepy voice someime to be settling doo-do. tu-whoo!”

quot;; said Jill, glancing up at a op of a grandfat;I do believe its Glimfeather!”

quot;true, true,quot; s from under its ;I came up about t us to follooo. Good- day -quot; and the head disappeared again.

As tting any information from t up and began looking round for any c. But almost at once a little Faun came trotting into ty one floor.

quot;A last, Daug; ;Perter to be off in a fees and taurs o let you ride on to Cair Paravel.quot; he added in a lower voice.

quot;Of course, you realize it is a most special and uno be alloo ride a Centaur. I dont kno I ever before. It do to keep ting.”

quot;; question of Eustace and Puddleglum as soon as they had been wakened.

quot;o meet t Cair Paravel,quot; ans;ys sed in . It seems t t Aslan - I dont knoo face - before urned old son aing him when he reached Narnia.”

Eustace o get t.

Puddleglum old to stay in bed. A Centaur called Cloudbirt) a leeco see to foot.

quot;A; said Puddleglum in a tone almost of contentment, quot; to t ; But e glad to stay in bed.

Breakfast oast and Eustace tackled it just as if .

quot;I say, Son of Adam,quot; said tain a Eustaces mouthfuls.

quot;to e so dreadfully as t. I dont taurs e finiss yet.”

quot;t up very late,quot; said Eustace. quot;I bet its after ten oclock.”

quot;O; said Orruns. quot;t up before it .”

quot;t ed time for breakfast,quot; said Eustace.

quot;No, t,quot; said Orruns. quot;ting te they awoke.”

quot;Golly!quot; said Eustace. quot;Do t a very big breakfast?”