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–C.S. Lewis,
Letter to a girl named Denise, 8 September 1962.
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The Lay of Moonwood the Hare - Chapters 3 to 5
Gushi Montes
Moonwood closed his eyes and listened. All the sounds of the world near him vibrated in his ears. He heard all the noises and activity of the place, around his hole and in the valley. He listened to the sounds of the wood and to the mysterious roar of the waterfall beyond. He listened to the great babble of voices and he knew to whom they belonged. Of the cities of men and other communities, he closed his hearing to them, for he was forbidden to do so, despite his ability.
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Gale - Part I
by Francis Pasion
Tales of the Five Rings: Queen's Scepter
by R. E. de Leon
The Lay of Moonwood the Hare: Chapters 1 to 5
by Gushi Montes
Seven Lords of Narnia: Chapter I
by Breank
The Siege of Deep Heaven
by Francis Pasion
Weeping Willow of the Western Woods
by R.E. de Leon
When a Lion Asks Me to Sing
by Francis Pasion
Featured Fiction:
Weeping Willow of the Western Woods
R.E. de Leon
This story is mostly about King Edmund. It happened only a few years after Narnia was freed from the white witch. Fauns and Centaurs still tell this story to their children today, to explain how King Edmund came to be known as "Edmund the Just."
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