Chapter 1 (2545)

[' His parents called him Eust', 'ace Clarence disliked ', 'lidays at their Aunt\'s. "Bu', ' being coached by old Pr', 'ial kind of underc', 'd days and was living', 'nd they are only ', ' very few clothes on the beds and the ', 'ide him he liked bossing and bully', 'as working very hard for ', ' he almost deserved it. His parents', ' quite glad when he', 'han the youngsters". E', "ecause she hadn't had a real holi", 'dmund, "because you\'ll at l', 'ence disliked his cousins the four ', 'erta. They were very up-to-date and adv', 'san her luck, but it was dreadful havi', 'Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy. But ', 'd, in a fight, he knew that', 'was living in a small cottage wi', 'ind of underclothes. In their house t', 'e old days and was living i', "dn't had a real holiday f", 'y. But he was quite glad when ', 'n elevators or of fat foreign ', 'ith Uncle Harold', 'ca, and Susan had gone. Grown-ups though', 'r had got a job lectur', 'spare. It would have co', ' the beds and the ', ' far more out of a trip to Amer', "oke to him, for he had none. He didn'", 'dmund and Lucy did not at all want ', ' are only visitors.\n\nEdmund and L', 'they were dead ', 'ially beetles, if t', 'ence Scrubb, and he almost des', 'that record stinker, E', 'd Mother was to go with him', 'and "Mother", but Harold and Alberta.', 'he family and she was no goo', 't house he would hav', 'o stay. But he had somehow become poo', 're dead and pinned on a c', 'would have cost too', 'llers and wore a speci', 'shall have to share a bedroom with th', ' helped. Father had g', 'r had got a job lecturing in Ame', 'ut it really cou', ' Father and Mother ', ' America than the youngsters". Edmund', 'vanced people. They ', 'o America than th', 'o Lucy, let alone Edmun', 'nd and Lucy. But he was quit', ' and Susan had gone.', 's to go with him because she', 'of grain elevators or of fat foreign ch', ' and Mother "Father" and "Mother", bu', 'ost deserved it. Hi', 'ast have a room of your own ', "t it's far worse for ", 'totallers and wore a special kind o', 'poor since the old days', 'ensies, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy.', 'ce Scrubb, and he almost deserved it', 'ery little furniture and ve', 'd Alberta. They were very up-to-da', 'hare a bedroom with that record s', 'ay for ten years. Peter wa', ' and pinned on a card. H', 'r me," said Edmund, "because you\'ll at l', ' had gone. Grown-ups thought her', 'nd the summer ho', 'bossing and bullyin', 'd very few clothes on t', 'America than the young', 'und and Lucy we', 'e coming to stay. For deep ', 'Eustace Clarence dis', 'n that house he would have had them', 'her age) and Mother said s', 'ther said she "wo', ' to spend the summer holidays ', 'd time if you are in y', 'asters called him Scrubb. I ', 'ey were vegetarians,', 'lecturing in America for sixteen ', 'OOM\n\nThere was a boy calle', ' working very hard for ', 'E IN THE BEDROO', 'e war years. If he had still been in ', "ne. He didn't c", 's Father and Mother "Father', ' and had pictures o', ' PICTURE IN THE BEDROOM\n\nThere was a ', 's of grain elevators or ', 'or an exam and he was to spend ', 'onderful adventures long ag', ' or of fat foreign children do', 'for ten years. Pete', 'pecial kind of underclothes. ', 's, non-smokers and teetot', ' said she "would get far more out of', 'have stood up even to Lucy, let alon', '(though otherwise very old f', 'ng very hard for an exam and he was ', 'own inside him ', 'there was very little furniture and ', 'oy called Eustace Cl', ' at least have a room ', 'the holidays being coached by old', ' own and I shall have ', 'of information and had pictures of grai', 'l at least have a room of your own ', "masters called him Scrubb. I can't tell", ' IN THE BEDROOM\n\nThere was a boy c', ' to grudge Susan her luck, b', 'all to stay. But he had someho', "dn't be helped. F", 'ere dead and pin', ' the war years. If he had still been ', 'nformation and had pictures of grain ele', 'y visitors.\n\nEdmund and Luc', ' him he liked bossing and bullying; and,', 'll his Father and Moth', 'mmer holidays at', "e and masters called him Scrubb. I can'", 'and masters called him Sc', 'the other three all to America, a', 'children doing e', 'him, for he had', 'and the windows were al', 'adventures long ago in', 'se four children had had wonderful', 'with him because she had', 'teen weeks that summe', 'ou how his friends sp', ' money to take the other three a', ' get far more ou', 'even to Lucy, let alone Edmund, in a ', ' have a room of your own and I shal', 'uld get far more out o', 't her the pretty ', 'that there are d', 'ake the other three all to ', 'eal holiday for ten years. Peter was wo', ' down inside him he liked bossing and ', 'ough otherwise very old', 'r children had ', 'e was no good at school work (th', 'rk (though othe', ' have a room of your o', 'tallers and wore a specia', 'r years. If he h', ' His parents called him Eustace Clarenc', 's, if they were dead and pinned on a c', 's parents called him Eustace Clar', ". He didn't call his Father ", 'ixteen weeks that su', 'have cost too much m', 'ns of ways to give people a bad ti', ' a job lecturing in America for sixt', 'Eustace Clarence and ma', 'OOM\n\nThere was a boy called Eustace Cl', 'books of information and', "dn't have stood up even ", 'd he was to spend th', ' had them all to stay. But he had s', "because she hadn't", 'gone. Grown-ups t', 'xercises in model', ' America, and Susan h', 'ca for sixteen weeks that summer, a', "ecause you'll at least have a room o", 'd had pictures ', 'ind of underclothes. In ', 'nd very few clothes on the bed', 'four Pevensies, Peter, Susan, Edmund and', ' a trip to America than', 'dreadful having to spend the su', 'les, if they were dead and pinned on ', 'Scrubb, and he almost des', 'd Aunt Alberta. But it ', ' have had them all to stay. ', 'oached by old Prof', 'puny little pers', 'r luck, but it was drea', 'ools.\n\nEustace Clarence disl', 'evators or of fat forei', " because she hadn't", 'In their house there', 'ked animals, especially beetles,', ' a boy called Eustace Clare', 'ten years. Peter was working very hard', 'His parents called him Eustace Clarence', '" and "Mother", ', 'Lucy were coming to stay. For deep down', 'rwise very old ', ' he knew that there are dozens ', 'furniture and very few clothes on th', 's the four Pevensies, Peter, Susan', 'd, "because you\'ll at least ha', "e you'll at least ha", 'd his cousins the four Pevensies, Peter,', 's, if they were de', 've people a bad time if yo', 'n children doing exercises in mode', 'ixteen weeks that summer, and Mother w', 've a room of your own and I shall hav', ' she was no good at s', 'ecially beetles, if t', '\n\nEdmund and Lucy', 'e helped. Father had got a job lecturi', 'sliked his cousins the four', 'and was living in a small cottage ', 'served it. His parents called ', 'doing exercises in model', 'mall cottage with only one bedroom to', 'y were dead and pinned on a card', 'riends spoke to him, for he had', ' and Mother was', 'im Scrubb. I ca', 'niture and very few clo', ' Mother was to g', 'ly visitors.\n\nE', 'e stood up even to', 'Alberta. They were very', 'own-ups thought her the p', 'n weeks that summer, and Mother w', 'd bossing and bullying; and, though h', 'ain elevators o', ' it was dreadful having to s', 'h that record stinker,', 'windows were alw', 'o good at school wo', ' family and she was no go', 'room with that record stinker, Eustace', 'sitors.\n\nEdmund and Luc', 'home and they a', 'll to stay. But he had somehow be', 'd a real holiday for ten years. P', ' you are in your ', 't be helped. Father had got a job l', 're are dozens of wa', 'olidays being coached by old Profes', 'e in your own home and', 'Eustace Clarence and ', 'ly one bedroom to spare.', 'rold and Alberta. They ', 'card. He liked books if they were book', 'ey to take the other three', 'stace Clarence liked animals, especi', 'mund and Lucy were coming to ', 'a real holiday for ', ' spend the summer holidays', ' the beds and the windows were always o', 'money to take the ot', 're books of information and had pi', ' and teetotallers and wore a spec', ' had pictures of grain elevators or of ', 'ould have cost too ', 'were very up-to-date and a', ' only visitors.\n\nEdmund and Lucy di', ' me," said Edmund, "bec', "se you'll at least have a room of ", 'ucy did not at all want t', ' inside him he liked bossing and', 'and, though he was a puny little person', 'ere coming to stay. For deep down inside', 'the youngsters". Edmund and Lucy ', '\'s. "But it\'s far worse for me," said E', '. He liked books if they were books o', ' and Susan had gone. Grown-ups though', 'very little furniture ', 's friends spoke to', 'e if you are in you', ' he had still been in that ho', 'll you how his friends spoke to him', 'oreign children doing exercise', 'days at their Aunt\'s. "But it\'s far wor', ' old days and was living in a small co', ' me," said Edmund, "because you\'ll at l', 'poke to him, for h', 'lmost deserved it. His ', 'ur own and I shall have to share a bedro', 'rs". Edmund and Lucy tried not to grudge', ' was no good at s', 'ed bossing and bu', 'bossing and bullying; and, though ', ' Alberta. They were very up-to-d', 'out of a trip to America', 'Chapter I\n\nTHE PICTURE IN THE BEDROOM', ' I shall have to ', 'ge) and Mother said she "would get far', 'e and they are only visitors.\n\nEdmund', 'doing exercises in model schools.\n', 'it. His parents call', 'heard that Edmund and Lucy were comin', ' were very up-to-date', 's and the windows were al', 'ensies, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy.', 'Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved ', 'iked books if they were', 'f grain elevators o', 'er holidays at their Aun', 'ad gone. Grown-ups thought her the ', 'alone Edmund, in a figh', "none. He didn't call his Father and", 'r, Susan, Edmund and Lucy. But he ', 'work (though othe', 'orking very hard f', ' when he heard that Edmund ', 'are dozens of ways to give people a bad ', ' the war years. If he had still be', ' had wonderful adventures long ago in', 'ree all to America', 'own-ups thought her the pretty one of t', 'vators or of fat foreign children', 'th only one bedroom to spare. It would ', 'being coached by o', 'd and Lucy were coming', 'h him because s', 'three all to America, and S', 'ucy, let alone Edmund, in a figh', ' real holiday for ', 'se for me," said Edmund, "because yo', ' cousins the four Pevensies, Peter, Su', 'and Aunt Alberta. But it really ', "she hadn't had a real holi", "ause you'll at least ", ' very old for her age', ' four Pevensies, Peter, Susan, Edmu', 'droom with that reco', 'n, Edmund and Lucy. But', 'for me," said Edmund, "be', ' was no good at school', 'n doing exercises in model', 'e was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scru', 'e and stay with Un', 'though otherwise ', 'f grain elevators or of fat foreign chi', 'he was no good at sc', 'sitors.\n\nEdmund and Lucy did not at all ', 'IN THE BEDROOM\n\nThere was a boy cal', 't he was quite glad when he heard that E', 's long ago in the war years.', 'tay. For deep down inside him he l', 'lped. Father had got a j', 'teetotallers and wore a special kind', 'y for ten years. Peter was workin', 'e dozens of ways to give people a bad ', 'E BEDROOM\n\nThere was a boy call', ' spend the holidays being', 's and wore a special kind', 'ther was to go with', 'heir house there was very little fur', ' job lecturing in America for sixteen ', 't school work (though otherwise very', 's cousins the four Pev', 'a boy called Eustace C', 'Lucy were coming to stay. For ', ' was a puny little person who cou', 'ys and was living in a small co', 'a boy called Eustace Clarence Scr', 'g in a small cottage with o', ' and Mother "Father" and "Mother"', 'For deep down inside him he liked b', "rs called him Scrubb. I can't t", 'ny little person ', 'e was quite glad', 'nd Alberta. They were ', 'in elevators or of fat foreign child', 'America for sixteen wee', 'one of the family and ', 'ns the four Pevensies, Peter, Susan, ', 'n that house he would have had them all', 'ut he was quite glad when', 'ad a real holiday for ten years. P', 'ery hard for an exam and he was to', 'he war years. If he had still bee', 'oming to stay. F', ' pretty one of the fa', "th him because she hadn't h", 'family and she was no good at schoo', 'y were vegetarians, non', 'the family and she was no good at school', 's if they were books of informat', 'd not to grudge Su', ' did not at all want to come', 'ful adventures long ago in the war y', 's the four Pevensies, Peter, Susan, E', 'd the holidays being coached by ol', 'ose house these four c', 'Lucy. But he was quite glad when he ', 'Clarence liked animals, ', 'very up-to-date and advanced pe', ' far more out of a trip to America th', "n't have stood up even ", 's. "But it\'s far worse for me,', "r he had none. He didn't call his Fat", ' Professor Kirke in whose house t', 'd of underclothes. In their hou', ' weeks that summer, and Mother wa', ' a bedroom with that record', 'oy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and h', 'schools.\n\nEustace Clarence ', 'e windows were always', 'in a small cottag', ' all to stay. But he had somehow become', 'these four children had ha', 'ere coming to stay. For ', 'ays and was living in ', 'od at school work (though otherwise ver', 'ntures long ago in the war ye', ' a small cottage wit', 'Mother was to go with', 'ly beetles, if they were dead ', ' a job lecturing in Ame', 'd "Mother", but Harold and Alberta.', 'formation and had pictures of grain ele', ' a job lecturing i', 'd time if you are in your', 'l to stay. But he had somehow become p', 'ays at their Aunt\'s. "But it\'s', 'ed by old Professor Kirke ', 'derclothes. In their house there was v', 's called him Eustace Clar', 'as a boy called Eustace Cla', 'rence liked animals, especially bee', ' and advanced people. Th', 'mund and Lucy. But he w', 'oke to him, for he ', 'th that record sti', 't deserved it. His par', 'to him, for he had', 'ney to take the other t', 'ng in a small cotta', ' stay. But he had somehow becom', '.\n\nEdmund and Lucy did not at all wa', 'lly beetles, if they were dead and pinn', 'p down inside him he liked ', ' Mother "Father" and "Mother", but H', 'tay. But he had ', 'rs and wore a special', ' They were very up-to-date and adva', '. They were very', 'ring in America for s', '," said Edmund, "because you\'ll at', ' Father and Mother "Father" ', ' being coached ', 'nd he was to spend ', 'l want to come and stay w', 'll have to share a bedroom with that rec', 't their Aunt\'s. "But it\'s far worse ', ' bossing and bullying; and, though he wa', ' give people a bad time if y', ' much money to take the other', 'old for her age) and Mother s', 'ws were always ', 'oo much money to take the othe', 'ally beetles, if the', 'rence disliked his cousins t', 'said she "would', ' room of your own and I sh', 'sins the four Pevensies, Peter, Susan,', 'cises in model schools.\n\nEust', 'had pictures of grain elevator', 'and advanced people. They wer', 'mation and had pictures o', 'd had wonderful', 'THE BEDROOM\n\nThere was a boy called Eust', 'es. In their house there was very', 'ly one bedroom to spa', 'f they were books of information and ha', 'und and Lucy. But', 'd up even to Luc', 'at there are dozens of ways to give peo', 'hed by old Professor', 'but it was dread', 'u are in your own home and they ar', 'r holidays at th', ' books if they were books of informatio', 'heir Aunt\'s. "But ', ' at least have a room of your own an', 'mund, "because you\'ll at least ha', 'id Edmund, "becau', 'ith Uncle Harold and Aunt ', ' called him Scrubb.', ' for an exam and he was t', ' in a fight, he knew that there', 'is Father and Mother "', 'wn and I shall hav', 'ing exercises in model schools.\n\nEusta', 'oom to spare. It would have cost too m', 'an the youngsters". Edmund and Lucy tri', 'sters". Edmund and Lu', ' Susan, Edmund ', 'd on a card. He lik', 'as quite glad when he heard ', ', let alone Edmund, ', 'erved it. His parents called him Eu', 'ou how his friends spoke to him, for ', 'd Professor Kirke in who', 'in America for sixteen weeks that sum', 'n inside him he liked bossin', 'friends spoke to him, f', 'ing very hard fo', 'r was to go with him because she hadn', 'to-date and advanced peo', 't\'s far worse for me," said Edmund, "be', 'liked bossing and ', "erta. But it really couldn't", 'd somehow become poor since the old d', 'and advanced people. Th', ' very old for her age) an', 'ise very old for her age) a', 'ol work (though otherwise ve', 'se he would have had them all to stay. ', ' being coached by old ', ' had gone. Grown-ups thought her the pre', 'm with that record stinker, Eustace."\n\n', 'berta. But it real', 'would have cost', 'el schools.\n\nEustace Clarence d', '-ups thought her the ', "one. He didn't call his Fath", 'ome and stay with Uncle Harold ', 'rip to America tha', 'e glad when he heard that Edmund a', 'new that there are dozens of ways to', 'e Harold and Aunt Alberta. Bu', 'ers and teetota', "erson who couldn't have stood up", 'ople a bad time if you', "none. He didn't call his Fa", 'ard for an exam and ', '.\n\nEustace Clarence ', 't be helped. Fa', 'spare. It would', 'bullying; and, though he was a puny', 'being coached by', "'t tell you how his friends spoke to h", 'old and Aunt Alberta. But it', 'hey were dead and pinned', '\n\nEustace Clarence disl', 'you how his friends spoke to ', 'eetles, if they were dead and ', 'ther was to go with him ', 'lled him Scrubb. I ', 'e heard that Ed', 'vanced people. They ', 'even to Lucy, let alone Edmund, ', 'e) and Mother said she "', 'other was to go with him because ', 'd and Lucy did not at all wan', 'ise very old for ', 'rence Scrubb, and he almost deserve', "d the summer holidays at their Aunt's. ", 'ther "Father" and "', 'ld have cost too much money to take th', 'nd Mother was to g', 'r Kirke in whose hous', 'en he heard that Edmund and Lucy wer', 'to-date and advanced people. They were v', 'of ways to give people a bad time if y', "se she hadn't had a real hol", ' in America for six', 'rip to America than the youngsters". Edm', 'he beds and the windows wer', 'ere books of information and', ' and I shall have to share a bedroo', ' people a bad time if you are in', 'our own and I shall have to ', 'll at least have a room o', 'tors or of fat foreign chi', 'ten years. Peter was working very hard f', 'was living in a s', 'e the old days and was living in a sm', "puny little person who couldn't have ", ' But he had somehow become poor sinc', ' had gone. Grown-up', 'to stay. For deep down inside him', 'eter was working very hard for an exa', 'er and Mother "Father" and "Mother", ', "little person who couldn't", 's, Peter, Susan, Edmund a', 'or an exam and he was to spend the ho', 'ters called him Scrubb. I ', ' helped. Father had', 'ungsters". Edmund and Lu', ' own and I shall have', "e hadn't had a real holid", 'd them all to stay. But he ha', 'for sixteen weeks that summer, and Moth', ' take the other three all to America, a', 'here was a boy called', ' elevators or of fa', 'tion and had picture', 're vegetarians, non-s', 'e person who co', 'here was very littl', 'oom of your own and I', 'rful adventures long ago in the w', ' that house he would ha', 'e had still been in that hou', 'dful having to spend the', 'ntures long ago in the war ye', 't her the prett', 'ugh he was a pun', 'hildren had had wonderful', 'o spare. It would have cost too ', 'dead and pinned o', 'by old Professor Kirke', 'sliked his cousins ', 'having to spend', ' quite glad when he heard that Edmu', 'e of the family and she was no goo', ' living in a small cottage with onl', 'and pinned on a ca', ' dozens of ways to give people a b', 'ttage with only one bedroom ', 'n in that house he would have h', 'unt\'s. "But it\'s far wors', 'd I shall have to share a bedroom ', 'l schools.\n\nEustace Claren', 'URE IN THE BEDROOM\n\nThere', ' that Edmund and Lucy were coming to ', 'ad gone. Grown-ups thought', 'le. They were vegetari', 'e liked books if they were boo', 'y visitors.\n\nEdmu', ' stay with Uncle Harol', 'her the pretty one of the family an', '. His parents called ', ' are only visitors.\n\nEdmund a', ' own and I shall have ', 'ummer holidays at their Aunt\'s. "', 'e a special kind of underclothes. In the', 'd the windows were always o', 'here are dozens of ways t', 'Lucy tried not to grudge S', 'ther", but Harold and', 'eal holiday for ten years', ' especially beetles, if they w', 'ildren had had wonderful advent', ' and wore a special kin', 'lothes. In their house there ', 'ped. Father had got a job ', 'd Mother was to go with him because she', '"But it\'s far worse for me," said Edmun', 'gn children doing exercis', 'l have to share a bedroom with that', 'oy called Eustace Cl', ' he had somehow become poor si', 't\'s far worse for me," said Edmun', 'ery few clothes on the beds ', 'ry up-to-date a', 'nd was living in a small cottage with', 'Mother "Father"', 'em all to stay. But he ', 'ed not to grudge Susan her ', 'had pictures of grain elevators or o', 'own inside him he l', 'ving in a small cottag', ' Clarence and masters called hi', ' Clarence and maste', 'd, "because you\'ll at leas', 'nd advanced people. They were vegetar', 'ing; and, though he was a ', ' ways to give people a bad', ' but it was dre', 're dead and pinned on a card', 'es long ago in the war years. If he ha', 'tay. For deep down inside him he liked', 'living in a small cottage with only one', 'ke the other three all t', " couldn't be helped. Fath", 'ce disliked his cousins the fo', 'family and she was no good at scho', "ny little person who couldn't have", 'a card. He liked books if they we', 'd and Lucy were coming ', '\n\nEdmund and Lucy did not at all', 'mund and Lucy tri', 'r deep down inside him he l', ' he liked bossing and bullying; and, ', 'and Mother was to go with him becaus', ' own and I shall have', 'en to Lucy, let a', 'ery up-to-date and ad', 'of ways to give people a bad time ', 'erful adventure', 'ys being coached by old Professor Ki', 'had still been in that house he would ', 'ars. If he had stil', 'vegetarians, non-', 'chool work (though', 'ime if you are in your own home', 's parents called him Eu', 'iends spoke to him, for he had no', 'd she "would get far more o', 'e had still been', 'even to Lucy, let alone Edmund, in a', 'ed by old Professor Kirke in ', 'teen weeks that summer, and', 'nned on a card. He liked bo', 'reign children doing exercis', 'erclothes. In the', 'ry few clothes on the be', ' was working very hard for', 'his friends spoke to him, for ', 'o in the war years. If he had still be', 'wn-ups thought her th', ' and I shall have to share a bedroom w', 'er was working very hard for an', ' in America for sixteen weeks that summe', 'ght her the pretty one of ', 'been in that house ', 'ups thought her ', ' at their Aunt\'s. "But it\'s fa', 'very hard for an exam and he was ', 'was no good at school work (though o', 'ren doing exercises in ', ' Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy. But ', 'here are dozens of', ' to take the other three all to A', 'ther", but Harold and Alberta. They wer', 'hat summer, and Mother w', 'he summer holidays ', 'reign children d', ' had somehow bec', ' deep down inside him he liked bossing a', 'ly visitors.\n\nEdmund and L', ' call his Father and Mother "Fat', 'nce the old days and was living in', ', let alone Edmund, in a fight, he kn', 'g in a small cottage with only one bedr', 'Peter was working very hard for', ' Susan, Edmund and Lucy. But ', "h him because she hadn't had", 'house there was very little f', 'a, and Susan had gone. Grown-ups t', 'a card. He liked books if they w', 'nd Lucy did not at all w', 'ced people. The', ' school work (though otherwise ver', 'en doing exercises in model scho', 'e and stay with Uncle Harold and Aunt Al', 'r" and "Mother", but Harold a', 'he was to spend the holidays being', ' the war years. If he had still', 'far more out of a trip to Ameri', ' the pretty one of the family and she w', 'ks that summer, and Mother was to', 'sins the four Peven', 'only visitors.\n\nEdmund and Luc', 'e war years. If he had', ' Edmund and Lucy tried not ', 't have a room of your own an', 'tallers and wore a special kind of un', " you'll at least have a room of your", 'd Edmund, "because you', ' and he almost deserved it. His parents', 'd, though he was a puny little pers', 'of your own and I shall have ', 'to spare. It would have cos', 'e dead and pinn', 'ustace Clarence and masters called him', ' war years. If he h', ' stay. But he had somehow become po', 'zens of ways to give people a bad t', 'stace Clarence disliked hi', 'rudge Susan her luck, but it was dreadfu', 'ome poor since the ', 't call his Father and Mother "Father" ', ' whose house these four children had', '. Father had got a job lecturing i', 'p even to Lucy,', ' war years. If he had still b', 'oached by old Professo', 're only visitors.\n\n', 'ehow become poor s', 't had a real holiday for te', 'record stinker, Eustace."\n', 'friends spoke to him', 'se these four child', ' if you are in your own home', "tle person who couldn't have sto", 'g to stay. For deep down inside him he l', 'r Aunt\'s. "But it\'s far worse for', 'nd Mother "Father" and "Mother", but', ' was a boy called Eustace Clarence S', 'lways open.\n\nEustace Clarence liked an']