said truffleer. "e don't forget. I believe in ter and t t reigned at Cair Paravel, as firmly as I believe in Aslan himself."

    "As firmly as t, I dare say," said trumpkin. "But who believes in Aslan nowadays?"

    "I do," said Caspian. "And if I  believed in  Aslan ories about talking Beasts and Dimes I did  times I  there you are."

    "t's rigruffleer. "You're rigrue to Old Narnia you sever to your Majesty."

    "You make me sick, Badger," groer and t may  t sort of Men. telmarines. ed beasts for sport.  you, now?" he added, rounding suddenly on Caspian.

    "ell, to tell you trut t talking Beasts."

    "It's all thing," said Nikabrik.

    "No, no, no," said truffleer. "You kno isn't. You kno ts in Narnia no and are no more tless creatures you'd find in Calormen or telmar. too. t from us the half-Dwarfs are from you."

    t deal more talk, but it all ended  t Caspian say and even t, as soon as o go out, aken to see rumpkin called "tly in ts all sorts of creatures from till lived on in hiding.