Beaver,quot; said Peter, quot;I mean isnt tch herself human?”

    quot;So believe it,quot; said Mr Beaver, quot;and its on t t so be Queen. But ser of Eve. S; -  (;your fat  a drop of real ch.”

    quot;ts w; said Mrs Beaver.

    quot;true enoug; replied ;t o t company). But t t look like .”

    quot;Ive kno; said Mrs Beaver.

    quot;Sove I, noo speak of it,quot; said ;but precious  fe like men. But in general, take my advice, s going to be  yet, or used to be   no and feel for your c.  And ts wc for any cill.”

    quot;s t to do ?quot; asked Peter.

    quot;Because of anot; said Mr Beaver. quot;Do Cair Paravel -  ts tle on t do t to be tal of try if all  s Cair Paravel ts a saying in Narnia time out of mind t   only of te itc of  is ious as  be h a shake of my whiskers!”

    All ttending so o elling  t ticed notime. t of silence  t follo;I say-wheres Edmund?”

    t;? side? and to t.

    teadily, te blanket, and from re of  t t, plunging o t ne round tion. quot;Edmund! Edmund!quot;  till t tly falling snoo muffle t even an echo in answer.

    quot;ly dreadful!quot; said Susan as t last came back in despair.  quot;Oh, how I wish wed never come.”

    quot; on earto do, Mr Beaver?quot; said Peter.

    quot;Do?quot; said Mr Beaver, ;do? e  must be off at once. e  a moment to spare!”

    quot;ed better divide into four searcies,quot; said Peter, quot;and all go in  different directions.  come back  once and-”

    quot;Searcies, Son of