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CHAPTERSIXAGOODNIGHTSWORK
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ABOUTfourhourslaterTirianfluooosnatchalittlesleep.Thetwowerealreadysn:hehadmadethemgotobedbeforehedidbecausetheywouldhavetobeupmostofthenightatheiragethey'tdowithoutsleep.Also，hehadtiredthemout.FirsthehadgivenJillsomepraardfoundthat，thoughnotuptoNarnianstandards，shewasreallynottoobad.Indeedshehadsushootingarabbit（notaTalkingrabbit，ofcourse:therearelotsoftheordinarykindaboutiernNarnia）anditwasalreadyskinned，ed，andhangingup.Hehadfoundthatboththeknewallaboutthisdsmellyjob;theyhadlearkindofthijiant-LandinthedaysofPrin.TheriedtoteachEustacehowtousehisswordaacehadlearabhtingonhisearlieradvehathadbeenallwithastraightNarniansword.Hehadneverhandledacurvedearandthatmadeithard，formarokesarequitedifferentahehabitshehadlearhelongswordhadnowtobeunlearnedagain.ButTirianfoundthathehadagoodeyeandwasveryquihisfeet.Herisedatthestrengthofboth:ihseemedtobealreadymugerandbiggerandmrown-upthantheyhadbeemetthemafewho.Itisoswhiairoftenhasonvisitorsfromourworld.
AllthreeofthemagreedthattheveryfirstthidowastogobacktoStableHillandtrytorescueJeweltheUni.Afterthat，iftheysucceeded，theywetawayEastwardatlearmywhiwitthetaurwfromCairParavel.
Anexperiencedwarriorandhuntsmairianalatthetimehewants.Sohegavehimselftillnineo'cloightaallworriesoutofhisheadandfellasleepatoseemedoerwhehekandtheveryfeelofthingsthathehadtimedhissleepexactly.Hegotup，puto-and-turban（hehadsleptinhismailshirt），aheothertwotilltheywokeup.Theylooked，totellthetruth，verygrayanddismalastheyclimbedoutoftheirbunksandtherewasagooddealofyawning.
“Now，”
saidTirian，“wegodueNorthfroodfortuisastarrynight—anditwillbemuchshorterthanourjourhism，fortheround-aboutbutnowweshallght.Ifweareged，thendoyoutwoholdyourpeadIwilldomybesttotalklikeacurst，cruel，proudlordofen.IfIdrawmyswordtheace，mustdolikewiseaJillleapbehindusandstandwithanarrow.ButifIe'，thenflyfortheTowerbothofyou.Arytofightorive:suchfalsevalourhasspoiledmanynotableplansinthewars.AndhenameofAslausgofor
Outtheywentintotheight.Allthegreatarswereburree-tops.TheNorth-StarofthatworldiscalledtheSpear-Head:itisbrighterthaar.
Foratimetheycouldghttoear-Headbutpreseoadetheyhadtogooutoftheircetroundit.A-fortheywerestillovershadowedbybraickuptheirbearings.ItwasJillwhosetthemrightagain:shehadbeeGuideinEngland.AndofcoursesheknewherNarnialy，havingtravelledsomuthewildNorthernLands，andcouldworkoutthedireotherstarseveheSpear-Headwashidden.AssoonasTiriansawthatshewasthebestpathfihethreeofthemheputherinfront.Aoofindhowsilentlyandalmostinvisiblysheglidedohe
“BytheMane!”
hewhisperedtoEustace.“Thisgirlisawondrouswood-maid.IfshehadDryad'sbloodinhershecouldscarcedoitbetter.”
“She'ssosmall，that'ss，”
whisperedEustace.ButJillfrominfrontsaid:“S-s-s-h，lessnoise.”
Allrouhewoodwasveryquiet.Iwasfartooquiet.OnanordinaryNarniatohavebeennoises—anoalcheery“Goodnight”
fromaHedgehog，theOsafluteiaellofFaunsdanethrobbing，hammeringnoisesfrround.AllthatwassilenandfearreignedoverNarnia.
&imetheybegantogosteeplyuphillareesgrewfurtherapart.Tirianlymakeoutthewellknownhill-topaable.Jillithmoreaioonmakingsigherswithherhandtodothesame.TheoppeddeadstillandTiriansawhergraduallysinkdownintothegrassahoutasouersheroseagaihclosetoTirian'sear，andsaidipossiblewhisper，“Getdower.”
Shesaidtheeforseenotbecauseshehadalispbutbecauseshekhehissihepartofawhispermostlikelytobeoverheard.TirianatonostassilentlyasJill，butnotquite，forhewasheavierandolder.Aheyhoositionyoucouldseetheedgeofthehillsharpagairewnsky.Tesroseagainstit:oable，aher，afewfeetinfrontofit，wasaery.Heingveryillwatotwalkiandingbutsittingwithhisspearoverhisshoulderandhishischest.“Welldone，”
saidTiriantoJill.Shehadshowlywhatheoknow.
&upandTiriannowtookthelead.Veryslowly，hardlydariheymadetheirtoalittleclumpoftreeswhiorethaawayfromthesentinel.
“WaitheretillIeagain，”
hewhisperedtotheothertwo.“IfImiscarry，fly.”
Theeredoutboldlyiheeartedwhenhesawhimandwasjustgoingtojumptohisfeet:hewasafraidTirianmightbeoneofhisowhathewouldgetintotrdown.ButbeforehecouldgetupTirianhaddroppedononekneebesidehim，saying:“ArtthouawarrioroftheTisroayheliveforever?Itcheersmyhearttomeettheeamosanddevilsivemethyhand，friend.”
Beforeheashappeningtheeryfhthandseizedinamightygrip.antsomeonewaskneelingonhislegsandadaggerressedagainsthisneck.
“Ohouartdead，”
saidTiriaellmewheretheUnidthoushaltlive.”
&hestable，OMyMaster，”
stammeredtheunfortunateman.
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