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It
would
have
been
a
pretty
enough
scene
to
look
at
it
through
a
window
from
a
comfortable
armchair
;
and
even
as
things
were
,
Lucy
enjoyed
it
at
first
.
But
as
they
went
on
walking
and
walking
-
and
walking
and
as
the
sack
she
was
carrying
felt
heavier
and
heavier
,
she
began
to
wonder
how
she
was
going
to
keep
up
at
all
.
And
she
stopped
looking
at
the
dazzling
brightness
of
the
frozen
river
with
all
its
waterfalls
of
ice
and
at
the
white
masses
of
the
tree
-
tops
and
the
great
glaring
moon
and
the
countless
stars
and
could
only
watch
the
little
short
legs
of
Mr
Beaver
going
pad
-
pad
-
pad
-
pad
through
the
snow
in
front
of
her
as
if
they
were
never
going
to
stop
.
Then
the
moon
disappeared
and
the
snow
began
to
fall
once
more
.
And
at
last
Lucy
was
so
tired
that
she
was
almost
asleep
and
walking
at
the
same
time
when
suddenly
she
found
that
Mr
Beaver
had
turned
away
from
the
river
-
bank
to
the
right
and
was
leading
them
steeply
uphill
into
the
very
thickest
bushes
.
And
then
as
she
came
fully
awake
she
found
that
Mr
Beaver
was
just
vanishing
into
a
little
hole
in
the
bank
which
had
been
almost
hidden
under
the
bushes
until
you
were
quite
on
top
of
it
.
In
fact
,
by
the
time
she
realized
what
was
happening
,
only
his
short
flat
tail
was
showing
.
Lucy
immediately
stooped
down
and
crawled
in
after
him
.
Then
she
heard
noises
of
scrambling
and
puffing
and
panting
behind
her
and
in
a
moment
all
five
of
them
were
inside
.
"
Wherever
is
this
?
"
said
Peter
’
s
voice
,
sounding
tired
and
pale
in
the
darkness
.
(
I
hope
you
know
what
I
mean
by
a
voice
sounding
pale
.
)
"
It
’
s
an
old
hiding
-
place
for
beavers
in
bad
times
,
"
said
Mr
Beaver
,
"
and
a
great
secret
.
It
’
s
not
much
of
a
place
but
we
must
get
a
few
hours
’
sleep
.
"
"
If
you
hadn
’
t
all
been
in
such
a
plaguey
fuss
when
we
were
starting
,
I
’
d
have
brought
some
pillows
,
"
said
Mrs
Beaver
.
It
wasn
’
t
nearly
such
a
nice
cave
as
Mr
Tumnus
’
s
,
Lucy
thought
-
just
a
hole
in
the
ground
but
dry
and
earthy
.
It
was
very
small
so
that
when
they
all
lay
down
they
were
all
a
bundle
of
clothes
together
,
and
what
with
that
and
being
warmed
up
by
their
long
walk
they
were
really
rather
snug
.
If
only
the
floor
of
the
cave
had
been
a
little
smoother
!
Then
Mrs
Beaver
handed
round
in
the
dark
a
little
flask
out
of
which
everyone
drank
something
-
it
made
one
cough
and
splutter
a
little
and
stung
the
throat
,
but
it
also
made
you
feel
deliciously
warm
after
you
’
d
swallowed
it
and
everyone
went
straight
to
sleep
.
It
seemed
to
Lucy
only
the
next
minute
(
though
really
it
was
hours
and
hours
later
)
when
she
woke
up
feeling
a
little
cold
and
dreadfully
stiff
and
thinking
how
she
would
like
a
hot
bath
.
Then
she
felt
a
set
of
long
whiskers
tickling
her
cheek
and
saw
the
cold
daylight
coming
in
through
the
mouth
of
the
cave
.
But
immediately
after
that
she
was
very
wide
awake
indeed
,
and
so
was
everyone
else
.
In
fact
they
were
all
sitting
up
with
their
mouths
and
eyes
wide
open
listening
to
a
sound
which
was
the
very
sound
they
’
d
all
been
thinking
of
(
and
sometimes
imagining
they
heard
)
during
their
walk
last
night
.
It
was
a
sound
of
jingling
bells
.
Mr
Beaver
was
out
of
the
cave
like
a
flash
the
moment
he
heard
it
.
Perhaps
you
think
,
as
Lucy
thought
for
a
moment
,
that
this
was
a
very
silly
thing
to
do
?
But
it
was
really
a
very
sensible
one
.
He
knew
he
could
scramble
to
the
top
of
the
bank
among
bushes
and
brambles
without
being
seen
;
and
he
wanted
above
all
things
to
see
which
way
the
Witch
’
s
sledge
went
.
The
others
all
sat
in
the
cave
waiting
and
wondering
.
They
waited
nearly
five
minutes
.
Then
they
heard
something
that
frightened
them
very
much
.
They
heard
voices
.
"
Oh
,
"
thought
Lucy
,
"
he
’
s
been
seen
.
She
’
s
caught
him
!
"
Great
was
their
surprise
when
a
little
later
,
they
heard
Mr
Beaver
’
s
voice
calling
to
them
from
just
outside
the
cave
.
