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201
"
Tell
us
,
Ed
,
"
said
Susan
.
202
And
Edmund
gave
a
very
superior
look
as
if
he
were
far
older
than
Lucy
(
there
was
really
only
a
year
s
difference
)
and
then
a
little
snigger
and
said
,
"
Oh
,
yes
,
Lucy
and
I
have
been
playing
-
pretending
that
all
her
story
about
a
country
in
the
wardrobe
is
true
.
just
for
fun
,
of
course
.
There
s
nothing
there
really
.
"
203
Poor
Lucy
gave
Edmund
one
look
and
rushed
out
of
the
room
.
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204
Edmund
,
who
was
becoming
a
nastier
person
every
minute
,
thought
that
he
had
scored
a
great
success
,
and
went
on
at
once
to
say
,
"
There
she
goes
again
.
What
s
the
matter
with
her
?
That
s
the
worst
of
young
kids
,
they
always
-
"
205
"
Look
here
,
"
said
Peter
,
turning
on
him
savagely
,
"
shut
up
!
You
ve
been
perfectly
beastly
to
Lu
ever
since
she
started
this
nonsense
about
the
wardrobe
,
and
now
you
go
playing
games
with
her
about
it
and
setting
her
off
again
.
I
believe
you
did
it
simply
out
of
spite
.
"
206
"
But
it
s
all
nonsense
,
"
said
Edmund
,
very
taken
aback
.
207
"
Of
course
it
s
all
nonsense
,
"
said
Peter
,
"
that
s
just
the
point
.
Lu
was
perfectly
all
right
when
we
left
home
,
but
since
we
ve
been
down
here
she
seems
to
be
either
going
queer
in
the
head
or
else
turning
into
a
most
frightful
liar
.
But
whichever
it
is
,
what
good
do
you
think
you
ll
do
by
jeering
and
nagging
at
her
one
day
and
encouraging
her
the
next
?
"
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208
"
I
thought
-
I
thought
,
"
said
Edmund
;
but
he
couldn
t
think
of
anything
to
say
.
209
"
You
didn
t
think
anything
at
all
,
"
said
Peter
;
"
it
s
just
spite
.
You
ve
always
liked
being
beastly
to
anyone
smaller
than
yourself
;
we
ve
seen
that
at
school
before
now
.
"
210
"
Do
stop
it
,
"
said
Susan
;
"
it
won
t
make
things
any
better
having
a
row
between
you
two
.
Let
s
go
and
find
Lucy
.
"