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“MydearHwin!”
saidAravisrathersfully.“AsanyoneistakeBreefbutawar-horshuisedhim!”
“Ishouldthinknot，indeed，”
saidBree，snainghisearsgoeversolittleback.
“Iknowit'snoodplan，”
saidHwin.“ButIthinkit'souronlydwehaven'tbeengresandwe'renotlookingquiteourselves（atleast，I'msureI'mnot）.Idothiwellplasteredwithmudandgoalongwithourheadsdownasifwe'retiredandlazy—anddon'tliftourhooveshardlyatall—wemightidourtailsoughttobecutshorter:ly，youknow，butallragged.”
“MydearMadam，”
saidBree.“HaveyoupicturedtoyourselfhreeableitwouldbetoarriveinNarniainthat?”
“Well，”
saidHwinhumbly（shewasaverysensiblemare），“themainthingistogetthere.”
Thoughnobodymuchlikedit，itwasHwin'splanwhichhadtobeadoptediwasatroublesomeoneaainamountofwhatShastacalledstealing，andBreecalled“raiding”
.Onefarmlostafewsacksthateveningaacoilofropethesometatteredoldboy'sclothesforAravistowearhadthtandpaidforinavillage.Shastareturhemintriumphjustaseveningwas.Theforhimamohefooteofwoodedhillswhichlayrightacrosstheirpath.Everyonewasfeeliedbecausethiswasthelasthill;wheheridgeatthetoptheywouldbelookingdownonTashbaan.“Idoeresafelypastit，”
mutteredShastatoHwin.“OhIdo，Ido，”
saidHwily.
Thatheirwaythroughthewoodsuptebyawood-cutter'stradwhentheycameoutofthetheycouldseethousandsoflightsinthevalleydowheShastahadhadnonotionofwhatagreatcitywouldbelikeanditfrighteheyhadtheirsupperandthegotsomesleep.Butthehorseswokethemveryearlyinthe
&arswerestilloutandthegrasswasterriblydwet，butdaybreakwasjustbeginning，farthtacrossthesea.Aravisayintothewoodandcamebaggeddgherrealonesihese，andherarmorandshieldandsdthetwosaddlesahehorses'finefurnishiothesacks.BreeandHwihemselvesasdirtyandbedraggledastheyditremaioshorteails.AstheonlytthiswasAravis'sscimitar，ohepackshadtobeundoneagaiitout.Itwasalongishjobahehorses.
“Myword!”
saidBree，“ifIwasn'taTalkialovelykithefaceIcouldgiveyou!Ithoughtytootpullitout.That'swhatitfeelslike.”
Butinspiteofsemi-darknessandgersallwasdohebigpadonthehorses，theropehalters（whichtheyearinginsteadofbridlesahe'shands，andthejan.
“Remember，”
saidBree.“KeeptogetherifwepossiblyeetattheTombsoftheAKings，aherefirstmustwaitfortheothers.”
“Andremember，”
saidShasta.“Don'tyetyourselvesandstarttalking，pens.”
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