As no one had ever known Reepicheep to be afraid ofanything， he could say this without feeling at all awkward. But the boys， who had all been afraid quite often， grew very red. None the less， it was such obvious sense that they had to give in. Loud cheers broke from the invisible people when their decision was announced， and the Chief Voice （warmly supported by all the others） invited the Narnians to come to supper and spend the night. Eustace didn’t want to accept， but Lucy said， “I‘m sure they’re not treacherous. They‘re not like that at all，” and the others agreed. And so， accompanied by an enormous noise of thumpings （which became louder when they reached the flagged and echoing courtyard） they all went back to the house.
The Magician s Book
