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saidAraviscoolly.“Butshewasatoolandspyofmystepmother's.Iamverygladtheyshouldbeather.”
“Isay，thatwashardlyfair，”
saidShasta.
“Ididnotdoahingsforthesakeofpleasingyou，”
saidAravis.
“Andthere'sahingIdon'tuandaboutthatstory，”
saidShasta.“Yrownup，Idon'tbelieveyou'reahanIaIdon'tbelieveyou'reasold.Howcouldyoubegettiye?”
Aravissaidnothing，butBreeatoncesaid，“Shasta，don'tdisplayyhey'realwaysmarriedatthatageiarkaanfamilies.”
Shastaturhoughitwashardlylightenoughfortheotherstoseethis）asnubbed.AravisaskedBreeforhisstory.Breetoldit，andShastathoughtthatheputidealmorethahefallsandthebadriding.Breeobviouslythoughtitveryfunny，butAravisdidnotlaugh.WhenBreehadfiheyallwenttosleep.
&dayallfourofthem，twohorsesandtwohumans，uedtheirjether.Shastathoughtithadbeeerwhenheaheirown.FornowitwasBreeandAraviswhodidnearlyallthetalking.BreehadlivedalongtimeinenandhadalwaysbeenamongTarkaansandTarkaans'horses，andsoofcoursehekmanyofthesamepeopleaAraviskneaysbesayingthiifyouwereatthefightofZulindrehyouwouldhaveseenmyash，”
andBreewouldanswer，“Oh，yes，Alimash，hewasonlyofthechariots，youknow.Idon'tquiteholdwithchariotsorthekindofhorseswhodrawchariots.That'snotrealcavalry.Butheisaworthynobleman.Hefilledmyhsugarafterthetakih.”
OrelseBreewouldsay，“IwasdownatthelakeofMezreelthatsummer，”
andAraviswouldsay，“Oh，Mezreel!Ihadafriendthere，Lasaraleeadelightfulplaceitis.Thosegardens，andtheValleyoftheThousandPerfumes!”
Breewasryiaoutofthings，thoughShastasometimeshoughthelewhoknowalotofthesamethingshardlyhelptalkingaboutthem，andifyou'rethereyouhardlyhelpfeelingthatyou'reoutofit.
Hwihershybefreatwar-horselikeBreeale.AndAravisoShastaatallifshecouldhelpit.
Sooheyhadmoreimportantthingstothinkof.Theyweregettiashbaan.Thereweremore，andlarger，villages，aheroads.Theynowdidnearlyalltheirtravellingbynightandhidasbesttheyctheday.Aheyarguedawhattheyweretodowheashbaan.Everyoingoffthisdifficulty，butnowitcouldbeputoffnthesedissAravisbecamealittle，averylittle，lessuoShasta;oneusuallygetsohpeoplewhenoneismakingplansthaalkingaboutnothinginparticular.
&hefirstthingnowtodowastofixaplacewheretheyromisetomeetonthefarsideofTashbaanevenif，byanyillluck，theygotseparatedinpassiy.HesaidthebestplacewouldbetheTombsoftheAKingseofthedesert.“Thionebeehives，”
hesaid，“you'tpossiblymisstheAisthatheeneswillgohembecausetheythinktheplatedbyghoulsandareafraidofit.”
Aravisaskedifitwasn'treallyhauntedbyghouls.ButBreesaidhewasafreeNarnianhorseanddidn'tbelieveintheseehenShastasaidhewasn'taeheranddidn'tcareastrawaboutthesehouls.Thiswasn'tquitetrue.ButitratherimpressedAravis（thoughatthemomentitaoo）andofcourseshesaidshedidn'tmindanynumberofghoulseither.SoitwassettledthattheTombsshouldbetheirassemblyplatheothersideofTashbaan，andeveryoheyweregettiillHwinhumblypoihattherealproblemwasheyshouldgowhethroughTashbaanbuthowtheywerethit.
“We'llsettlethattomorrow，Ma'am，”
saidBree.“Timeforalittlesleepnow.”
Butitwasosettle.Aravis&#estionwasthattheyshouldswimacrosstheriverbelowthegthenightandnotgointoTashbaanatall.ButBreehadtwainstthis.Otheriver-mouthwasverywideanditwouldbefartoolongaswimforHwintodo，especiallywitharideronherback.（Hethoughtitwouldbetoolongforhimselftoo，buthesaidmuchlessaboutthat）.Theotherwasthatitwouldbefullofshippingandofyohedeckofashipohorsesswimmingpastwouldbealmosttobeinquisitive.
ShastathoughttheyshouldgouptheriveraboveTashbaanandcrossiter.ButBreeexplaihereweregardensandpleasurehousesonbothbanksoftheriverformilesandthattherewouldbeTarkaansandTarkheenaslivinginthemandridingabouttheroadsandhaviiesontheriver.InfactitwouldbethemostlikelyplathewsomeonewhnizeAravisorevenhimself.
“We'llhavetohaveadisguise，”
saidShasta.
Hwinsaiditlookedtoherasifthesafestthingwasthtthroughthecityitselffromgatetogatebeewaslesslikelytobehecrowd.Butsheapprovedoftheideaofdisguiseaswell.Shesaid，“BoththehumanwillhavetodressinragsandlooklikepeasantsorslavesAndallAravis'sarmorandoursaddlesandthingsmustbemadeionourbadthemustpretendtodriveusahinkwe'reonpack-horses.”
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