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as. It's frightfully important. Tell your people to bring those two horses along. Pull all the curtains of the litter and get away somewhere where I can' t be found.And do hurry."

"All right,darling," said Lasaraleen in her lazy voice. "Here.Two of you take the Tarkheena's horses. " This was to the slaves. "And now home.I say,darling,do you think we really want the curtains drawn on a day like this ?I mean to say—" But Aravis had already drawn the curtains, enclosing Lasaraleen and herself in a rich and scented, but rather stuffy, kind of tent.

"I mustn't be seen, "she said. "My father doesn't know I'm here.I' m running away."

"My dear, how perfectly thrilling, "said Lasaraleen. "I'm dying to hear all about it. Darling, you' re sitting on my dress. Do you mind ? That' s better.It is a new one. Do you like it ? I got it at—"

"Oh,Las,do be serious,"said Aravis..Where is my father ?"

"Didn' t you know?"said Las