It seemed to her that she awoke in the same room and aw the fire， sunk low and red， and in the firelight the great ooden horse. And the horse came of its own will， rolling n its wheels across the carpet， and stood at her head. And ow it was no longer a horse， but a lion as big as the horse. nd then it was not a toy lion， but a real lion， The Real ion， just as she had seen him on the mountain beyond he World’s End. And a smell of all sweet.smelling things here are filled the room. But there was some trouble in ll‘s mind， though she could not think what it was， and he tears streamed down her face and wet the pillow. The ion told her to repeat the signs， and she found that she ad forgotten them all. At that， a great horror came over er. And Aslan took her up in his jaws （she could feel his ps and his breath but not his teeth） and carried her to the indow and made her look out. The moon shone bright； nd written in great letters across the world or the sky （she id not know which） were the words UNDER ME. After hat， the dream faded away， and when she woke， very late ext morning， she did not remember that she had dreamed t all.
