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thoughtShasta.Itwasinfaotverylikethelion'sroarshehadheardowheHwinandAravis，ahecryofajackal.ButofcourseShastadidnotknowthis.Evenifhehadknown，hewouldedverymueetajackal.
Thegoutagainandagain.“There'smorethahem，whatevertheyare，”
thoughtShasta.“Andthey&#nearer.”
IsupposethatifhehadbeeirelysensibleboyhewouldhavegohroughtheTombsheriverwheretherewerehouses，aswouldbelesslikelytoe.Butthentherewere（httherewere）theghouls.ToghtheTombsastthsiombs;andwhatmight?Itmayhavebeensilly，butShastafelthewouldratherriskthewildbeasts.Then，asthecriesearerandogehismind.
&goingtorunforitwheweenhima，ahugeanimalbouoview.Asthemoo，itlookedquitebladShastadidnotknoas，exceptthatithadaverybig，shaggyheadas.Itdidohavea，foritsuddeurowardthedesertaaroarwhichre-echhtheTombsaoshakethesaa'sfeet.Thecriesoftheothercreaturessuddenlystoppdahecouldhearfeetsgaway.Theturoexamia.
“It'salion，Iknowit'salion，”
thoughtShasta.“I'mdone.Iwohurtmuch.Iwishitwasover.Iwohiopeopleafterthey'redead.O-o-oh!Hereites!”
Ahiseyesa.
Butieethandclawsheohingwarmlyingdownathisfeet.Andwhenheopenedhiseyeshesaid，“Why，it'snasIthought!It'sonlyhalfthesize.No，itiserthesize.Idodeclareit'so!!Imusthavedreamedallthataboutitsbeingasbigasahorse.”
Aherhereallyhadbeendreamingornot，lyingathisfeet，andstaringhimoutofcewithitsbig，green，unwihecat;thoughlyocatshehadeverseen.
“Oh，Puss，”
gaspedShasta.“Iamsogladtoseeyouagain.I'vebeenhavingsuchhorribledreams.”
Aoncelaydownagain，backtobackwiththecatastheyhadbeenatthebeginnihewarmthfromitspreadalloverhi
“I'llhingnastytoaaslongasIlive，”
saidShasta，halftothedhalftohimself.“Ididonow.Ithrewstoahalf-starvedmangyoldstray.Hey!Stopthat.”
Forthecathadturnedroundandgivenhimaso，”
saidShasta.“Itisn'tasifyouderstandwhatI'msaying.”
Thenhedozedoff.
&mwhewasgohesun，a.Shasta，verythirsty，satupandrubbedhiseyes.Thedesertwasblindihoughtherewasamurmurofhedhim，wherehesateverythilystill.Wheleleftahatthesunwasnotinhiseyes，hecouldseethemountainsonthefarsideofthedesert，sosharpaheylookedonlyastohroartiotieblueheightthatdividedihetopamustbeMou'sourdire，judgingbywhattheRavensaid，”
hethought，“soI'lljustmakesureofit，soasnottowasteaheothersturnup.”
Sohemadeagood，deepstraightfurrowwithhisfootpoioMountPire.
&job，clearly，wastogetsomethianddrink.ShastatrottedbackthroughtheTombs—theylookedquiteordinarynowandhewonderedhowhecouldeverhavebeenafraidofthem—anddowedlandbytheriver'sside.Thereleaboutbutnotverymany，forthecitygateshadbeenopenseveralhoursandtheearlymcrowdshadalreadygonein.Sohehadnodiffdoingalittle“raiding”
（asBreecalledit）.Itinvolvedaclimbardenwallaswerethreees，amelon，afigortomegra，hewentdowntotheriverbank，buthebridge，andhadadrierwassohetookoffhishot，dirtydhadadip;forofcourseShasta，haviheshoreallhislife，hadlearoswimalmostassoonashehadlearowalk.WhehelayonthegrasslookingacrossthewateratTashbaan—allthesplendourahandgloryofit.Butthatmadehimrememberthedatoo.HesuddehatthehthavereachedtheTombswhilehewasbathing（“ahoutme，aslikelyasnot”
），sohedressedinafrightasuchaspeedthathewasallhotandthirstywhenhearrivedandsothegoodofhisbathewasgone.
&dayswhenyouarealoingforsomethingthisdayseemedaboutahundredh.Hehadplentytothinkof，ofcourse，butsittihinkiyslow.HethoughtagooddealabouttheNarniansandespeciallyabout.Hewohadhappeheydiscoveredthattheboywhohadbeenlyingonthesofaandheariplanswasn'treallyatall.Itwasveryuothinkofallthoseniagininghimatraitor.
Butasthesunslowly，slowlyclimbeduptothetopoftheskyandthenslowly，slowlybegangoingdownwardstotheWest，andnoohingatallhappeogetmoreandmoreanxious.AndofcoursehehatwhentheyarraforoheTombsnoonehadsaidanythingaboutHowLong.He'twaitherefortherestofhislife!Andsoonitwouldbedarkagain，andhewouldhaveajustlikelastnight.Adozeplahroughhishead，allwretes，andatlasthefixedoplanofall.HedecidedtowaittillitwasdarkandthengobacktotheriverandstealasmanymelonsashecoulddsetoutforMourustingforhisdiretothelinehehaddrawnthatmiwasacrazyideaandifhehadreadasmanybooksasyouhaveaboutjourshewouldneverhavedreamedofit.ButShastahadreadnobooksatall.
&hesuhingdidhappen.Shastawassittingintheshadowofoombswhenhelookedupandsawtwohorses.Thegaveagreatleap，fhemasBreeandHwimomedownintohistoesagain.TherewasnosignofAravis.TheHledbyastrangeman，anarmedmayhandsomelydressedlikeanupperslaveifamily.BreeandHwinwereuplikepack-horses，butsaddledandbridled.Andwhatcoulditallmean?“It'satrap，”
thoughtShasta.“SomebodyhascaughtAravisahey'vetorturedherandshe'sgivehingaway.TheywaojumpoutandrunupaoBreeandthenI'llbecaughttoo!AifIdon't，Imaybelosingmyotheothers.OhIdowishIkhadhappened.”
Andheskulkedbehiomb，lookingouteveryfewminutes，andwwhichwastheleastdahingtodo.
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