tening.AndwhehelionandthebrokenwallandCaspianandJillaace(whomshequitefailedtnize)shehadhysteridwentbacktothehouseandbeganringingupthepolicewithstoriesaboutalionescapedfromacircus,andescapedvictswhobrokedownwallsandcarrieddrawnswords.InthemidstofallthisfussJillaaceslippedquietlyindoorsandgedoutoftheirbrightclothesintoordinarythings,andCaspiabatohisownworld.Andthewall,atAslansword,wasmadewholeagaihepolicearrivedandfoundnolion,nobrokenwall,andnovicts,andtheHeadbehavinglikealunatic,therewasaninquiryintothewholething.AndintheinquiryallsortsofthingsaboutExperimentHousecameout,andabouttenpeoplegotexpelled.Afterthat,theHeadsfriendssawthattheHeadwasnouseasaHead,sotheygothermadeanIortointerferewithotherHeads.Aheyfoundshewasntmuchgoodevenatthat,theygotherintoParliamentwhereshelivedhappilyeverafter.

    Eustaceburiedhisfihessecretlyonenightintheschoolgrounds,butJillsmuggledhershomeandworethematafancy-dressballholidays.AndfromthatdayforththingsgedforthebetteratExperimentHouse,anditbecamequiteagoodschool.

    AndJillaacewerealwaysfriends.

    ButfaroffinNarnia,KingRilianburiedhisfather,CaspiantheNavigator,Tenthofthatname,andmournedforhim.HehimselfruledNarniawellandthelandyinhisdays,thoughPuddleglum(whosefootwasasgoodashreeweeks)oftenpoithatbrightmsbroughtoernoons,andthatyoucouldntexpeestolast.Theopeningintothehillsidewasleftopen,andofteninhotsummerdaystheNarniansgointherewithshipsandlanternsanddowntothewaterandsailtoandfro,singing,onthecool,darkundergrouellingeachotherstoriesofthe