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WHEN the whole party was finally awake Lucy had to tell her story for the fourth time．The blank silence which followed it was as discouraging as anything could be．
“I can’t see anything，”said Peter after he had stared his eyes sore．“Can you，Susan？”
“No，of course I can’t，”snapped Susan．“Because there isn’t anything to see．She’s been dreaming．Do lie down and go to sleep，Lucy．”
“And I do hope，”said Lucy in a tremulous voice，“that you will all come with me．Because—because I’ll have to go with him whether anyone else does or not．”
“Don’t talk nonsense，Lucy，”said Susan．“Of course you can’t go off on your own．Don’t let her，Peter．She’s being downright naughty．”
“I’ll go with her，if she must go，”said Edmund．“She’s been right before．”
Caspian
“I know she has，”said Peter．“And she may have been right this morning．We certainly had no luck going down the gorge．Still-at this hour of the night．And why should Aslan be invisible to us？ He never used t
