HHB, page 150, first full sentence: "Over there," said Hwin, pointing with her nose to the far side of the circle."

PC, page 109, 2nd full sentence: "I suppose you're as likely to be a great surgeon as your brother was to be a great swordsman or your sister to be a great archer."

PC, page 109, 2nd full sentence: This was real broad-sword fighting.

HHB, page 34, 1st full sentence: I should feel much more comfortable.

~Riella

HHB, page 34, 1st full sentence: Both the children unsaddled their horses and the horses had a little grass and Aravis produced rather nice things to eat from her saddle-bag.

VDT, page 203, first full sentence: In that story he could not dissolve the enchantment until he had kissed the Princess.

VDT, page 203, first full sentence: And after that, every man who can be spared, to his hammock."

VDT, page 43, first full sentence: "Is there still a Governor of the Lone Islands?"

~Riella

VDT, page 43, first full sentence: "But the slave dealer, far from objecting, only said, 'Go on' whenever Reepicheep paused for breath, occasionally adding, 'it's as good as a play', or 'Blimey, you can't help almost thinking it knows what it's saying' or 'Was it one of you what trained it?'

SC, page 43, first full sentence: "After that, the Dwarf touched up his donkey and it set off toward the castle at something between a trot and a waddle (it was a very fat little beast), while the Faun, the Owl, and the children followed at a rather slower pace."

SC, page 43, first full sentence: "After that, the Dwarf touched up his donkey and it set off toward the castle at something between a trot and a waddle (it was a very fat little beast), while the Faun, the Owl, and the children followed at a rather slower pace."

VDT, page 105, first full sentence: "He came softly down to the edge of the wood and the dark figure was still there."

VDT, page 105, first full sentence: "The golden shape was lit up from end to end."

LB, page 155, second full sentence: "The Dragons and Giant Lizards now had Narnia to themselves."

LB, page 155, second full sentence: Then everyone turned his attention again to what could be seen through the Doorway.

SC, page 109, first full sentence: The others admitted afterwards that Jill had been wonderful that day.

SC, page 109, first full sentence: More giants than they could count stood on their left and right; all in magnificent robes; and on two thrones at the far end sat two huge shapes that appeared to be the King and Queen.

LWW, page 151, first full sentence: And now of course you want to know what had happened to Edmund.

LWW, page 151, first full sentence: "Muzzle him!" said the Witch.

VDT, page 133, first full sentence: On the next page she came to a spell "for the refreshment of the spirit."

VDT, page 133, first full sentence: "But she could see nothing that had struck it"

LB, pg. 22, first full sentence: "For a moment, the King's grief and anger were so great that he could not speak."

LB, pg 22, first full sentence: For a moment, the King's grief and anger were so great that he could not speak.
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PC, pg 43, first full sentence: "Oh, but there were battles and adventures in those days," said Caspian,

PC, pg 43, first full sentence: "Naiads and Dryads they were called."

HHB, pg 75, first full sentence: "We have our weapons, King," said the first dwarf.

HHB, page 75, first full sentence: "No, no," said Shasta.

MN, page 147, first full entence: All Narnia, many-coloured with lawns and rocks and heather and different sorts of trees, lay spread out below them, the river winding through it like a ribbon of quick-silver.

MN, page 147, first full sentence:
"And I do want to speak to him so dreadfully badly." (Digory speaking)

HHB, page 60, second full sentence:
And Shasta said nothing in answer, because he couldn't think of anything to say that would not be dangerous.