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ITwasnearlynoononthefollowingdaywhenShastawaswakenedbysomethingwarmandsoftmovingoverhisface.Heopenedhiseyesandfoundhimselfstaringintothelongfaceofahorse;itsnoseandlipswerealmosttouchinghis.Herememberedtheexcitingeventsofthepreviousnightandsatup.Butashedidsohegroaned.

"Ow，Bree，"hegasped."I'msosore.Allover.Icanhardlymove."

"Goodmorning，smallone，"saidBree."Iwasafraidyoumightfeelabitstiff.Itcan'tbethefalls.Youdidn'thavemorethanadozenorso，anditwasalllovely，softspringyturfthatmusthavebeenalmostapleasuretofallon.Andtheonlyonethatmighthavebeennastywasbrokenbythatgorsebush.No，it'stheridingitselfthatcomeshardatfirst.Whataboutbreakfast?I'vehadmine."

"Ohbotherbreakfast.Bothereverything，"saidShasta."ItellyouIcan'tmove."Butthehorsenuzzledathimwithitsnoseandpawedhimgentlywithahooftillhehadtogetup.Andthenhelookedabouthimandsawwheretheywere.Behindthemlayalittlecopse.Beforethemtheturf，dottedwithwhiteflowers，slopeddowntothebrowofacliff.Farbelowthem，sothatthesoundofthebreakingwaveswasveryfaint，laythesea.Shastahadneverseenitfromsuchaheightandneverseensomuchofitbefore，nordreamedhowmanycoloursithad.Oneitherhandthecoaststretchedaway，headlandafterheadland，andatthepointsyoucouldseethewhitefoamrunninguptherocksbutmakingnonoisebecauseitwassofaroff.Thereweregullsflyingoverheadandtheheatshiveredontheground;itwasablazingday.ButwhatShastachieflynoticedwastheair.Hecouldn'tthinkwhatwasmissing，untilatlastherealizedthattherewasnosmelloffishinit.Forofcourse，neitherinthecottagenoramongthenets，hadheeverbeenawayfromthatsmellinhislife.Andthisnewairwassodelicious，andallhisoldlifeseemedsofaraway，thatheforgotforamomentabouthisbruisesandhisachingmusclesandsaid:

"Isay，Bree，didn'tyousaysomethingaboutbreakfast?"

"Yes，Idid，"answeredBree."Ithinkyou'llfindsomethinginthesaddle-bags.They'reoverthereonthattreewhereyouhungthemuplastnight—orearlythismorning，rather."

Theyinvestigatedthesaddle-bagsandtheresultswerecheering—ameatpasty，onlyslightlystale，alumpofdriedfigsandanotherlumpofgreencheese，alittleflaskofwine，and

somemoney;aboutfortycrescentsinall，whichwasmorethanShastahadeverseen.

WhileShastasatdown-painfullyandcautiously-withhisbackagainstatreeandstartedonthepasty，Breehadafewmoremouthfulsofgrasstokeephimcompany.

"Won'titbestealingtousethemoney?"askedShasta.

"Oh，"saidtheHorse，lookingupwithitsmouthfullofgrass，"Ineverthoughtofthat.Afreehorseandatalkinghorsemustn'tsteal，ofcourse.ButIthinkit'sallright.We'reprisonersandcaptivesinenemycountry.Thatmoneyisbooty，spoil.Besides，howarewetogetanyfoodforyouwithoutit?Isuppose，likeallhumans，youwon'teatnaturalfoodlikegrassandoats."

Icant.

"Evertried?"

"Yes，Ihave.Ican'tgetitdownatall.Youcouldn'teitherifyouwereme."

"You'rerumlittlecreatures，youhumans，"remarkedBree.WhenShastahadfinishedhisbreakfast（whichwasbyfarthenicesthehadevereaten），Breesaid，"IthinkI'llhaveanicerollbeforeweputonthatsaddleagain."Andheproceededtodoso.

"That'sgood.That'sverygood，"hesaid，rubbinghisbackontheturfandwavingallfourlegsintheair."Yououghttohaveonetoo，Shasta，"hesnorted."It'smostrefreshing."

ButShastaburstoutlaughingandsaid，"Youdolookfunnywhenyou'reonyourback!"

"Ilooknothingofthesort，"saidBree.Butthensuddenlyherolledroundonhisside，raisedhisheadandlookedhardatShasta，blowingalittle.

"Doesitreallylookfunny?"heaskedinananxiousvoice.

"Yes，itdoes，"repliedShasta."Butwhatdoesitmatter?"

"Youdon'tthink，doyou，"saidBree，"thatitmightbeathingtalkinghorsesneverdo—asilly，clownishtrickIvelearnedfromthedumbones?Itwouldbedreadfultofind，whenIgetbacktoNarnia，thatI'vepickedupalotoflow，badhabits.Whatdoyouthink，Shasta?Honestly，now.Don'tsparemyfeelings.Shouldyouthinkthereal，freehorses—thetalkingkind—doroll?"

"HowshouldIknow?AnywayIdon'tthinkIshouldbotheraboutitifIwereyou.Wevegottogettherefirst.Doyouknowtheway?"

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