ButsuddenlyEdmundsaid, “'twastethebattery: 'twebettertakewhatwewantandgetoutagain?”
“Wemusttakethegifts,” .(Thiswashisownfault, andyoucanreadaboutitintheotherbook.)
TheyallagreedwithPeterandwalkedupthepathtothewallatthefarendofthetreasurechamber, andthere, sureenough, ', ', andtheivoryquiver, fullofwell-featheredarrows, but—“Oh, Susan,” saidLucy.“Where'sthehorn?”
“Ohbother, bother, bother,” saidSusanaftershehadthoughtforamoment.“, —England, Imean.”
; forthiswasanenchantedhornand, wheneveryoublewit, helpwascertaintocometoyou, whereveryouwere.
“Justthesortofthingthatmightcomeinhandyinaplacelikethis,” saidEdmund.
“Nevermind,” saidSusan, “I'vestillgotthebow.” Andshetookit.
“Won'tthestringbeperished, Su?” saidPeter.
Butwhetherbysomemagicintheairofthetreasurechamberornot, : '.
Thensheunstrungthebowagainandslungthequiveratherside.
Next, Petertookdownhisgift—theshieldwiththegreatredliononit, , andrappedthemonthefloor, , shininginthetorchlight.
“ItismyswordRhindon,” hesaid; “withitIkilledtheWolf.”Therewasanewtoneinhisvoice, , afteralittlepause, everyonerememberedthattheymustsavethebattery.
, buttheyfellasleepintheend.
