“It'salivetoo—Imean, it'slit, ” ; thoughofcourse, thebrightnessofthesunmadethelittleflameinthelanternhardtoseeunlessyourshadowfellonit.
“Remarkable, mostremarkable, ” mutteredUncleAndrew.“'reinaworldwhereeverything, evenalamp-post, ? ”
“Don'tyousee? ” saidDigory.“Thisiswherethebarfell—'scomingupasayounglamppost.” (Butnotsoveryyoungnow; itwasastallasDigorywhilehesaidthis.)
“That'sit! Stupendous, stupendous, ” saidUncleAndrew, rubbinghishandsharderthanever.“Ho, ho! ''llsaynow? , now, ? , bury 'em, anduptheycomeasbrandnewrailwayengines, battleships, 'llcostnothing, andIcansell '! .”
“You'rejustliketheWitch, ” saidPolly.“Allyouthinkofiskillingthings.”
“Andthenasregardsoneself, ” UncleAndrewcontinued, inahappydream.“There'''tbesurprisedifInevergrewadayolderinthiscountry! Stupendous! Thelandofyouth! ”
“Oh! ” criedDigory.“Thelandofyouth! Doyouthinkitreallyis? ”ForofcourseherememberedwhatAuntLettyhadsaidtotheladywho
broughtthegrapes, andthatsweethoperushedbackuponhim.“UncleAndrew“, hesaid, “doyouthinkthere'sanythingherethatwouldcureMother? ”
“Whatareyoutalkingabout? ” saidUncleAndrew.“Thisisn'tachemist'—”
“Youdon'tcaretwopenceabouther, ” saidDigorysavagely.“Ithoughtyoumight; afterall, she', nomatter.I'mjollywellgoingtoasktheLionhimselfifhecanhelpme.” .
“Here! Stop! Comeback! Theboy'sgonemad, ” ; forhedidn'twanttogettoofarawayfromthegreenringsortooneartheLion.
, , forDigorycouldhearhimsaying, “Aspiritedgel, 'sapityabouthertemper, butademfinewomanallthesame, ademfinewoman.” Butwhatthesongdidtothetwohumanswasnothingcomparedwithwhatitwasdoingtothecountry.
Canyouimagineastretchofgrassylandbubblinglikewaterinapot? , somenobiggerthanmole-hills, someasbigaswheel-barrows, , andthecrumbledearthpouredoutofthem, , barkingthemomenttheirheadswerefree, andstrugglingasyou', forofcoursetheantlerscameupalongtimebeforetherestofthem, , whoallcameupneartheriver, , leopardsandthingsofthatsort, ', thelarge, wisehead, ; therewassomuchcawing, cooing, crowing, braying, neighing, baying, barking, lowing, bleating, andtrumpeting.
ButthoughDigorycouldnolongerheartheLion, , atthatverymoment, Digoryheardthesoundofhoofsfrombehind; asecondlatertheoldcab-horsetrottedpasthimandjoinedtheotherbeasts.(, oldslavehehadbeeninLondon; hewaspickinguphisfeetandholdinghisheaderect.) Andnow, forthefirsttime, (alwaystwoatatime) , twoleopardsamongalltheleopards, onestagandonedeeramongallthedeer, , , 'sheartbeatwildly;; butheknewjollywellthat, evenforher, hecouldn'tinterruptathinglikethis.
TheLion, whoseeyesneverblinked, —therabbits, —younoticeditmostwiththeelephants—, butnosoundcamefromit; hewasbreathingout, along, warmbreath; ; apure, cold, (butitburntnobody) eitherfromtheskyorfromtheLionitself, andeverydropofbloodtingledinthechildren'sbodies, andthedeepest, wildestvoicetheyhadeverheardwassaying: “Narnia, Narnia, Narnia, .”
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