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and get out of these beastly woods”．Lucy was far too tired and miserable to have any opinion about anything．But as there was no dry wood to be had，it mattered very little what anyone thought．The boys began to wonder if raw meat was really as nasty as they had always been told．Trumpkin assured them it was．
Of course，if the children had attempted a journey like this a few days ago in England，they would have been worn out．I think I have explained before how Narnia was altering them．Even Lucy was by now，so to speak，only one-third of a little girl going to boarding school for the first time，and two-thirds of Queen Lucy of Narnia．
“At last！”said Susan．
“Oh，hurray！”said Peter．
The river gorge had just made a bend and the whole view spread out beneath them．They could see open country stretching before them to the horizon and，between it and them，the broad silver ribbon of the Great River．They could see the specially broad and shallow place which had once been the For
