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Match each term to it's sentence.
The Prince bowed, and a very clumsy bow for a Prince it was. Aravis curtsied in the Calormene style (which is not at all like ours) and did it very well because, of course, she had been taught how. Then she looked up and saw what sort of person this Prince was.
But he looked more like a horse going to a funeral than a long-lost ____ returning to home and freedom
“Dearest daughter,” said Aslan, planting a lion’s kiss on her twitching, ____ nose, “I know you would not be long in coming to me. Joy shall be yours.”
And about a week after we were both born, apparently, they took us to a wise old ____ in Narnia to be blessed or something. Now this ____ was a ____ as a good many ____s are.
"And I wonder how the ____ will work out," said Aravis, "and what the great danger is that you're to save Archenland from."
“I don’t suppose any of them will care two ____s of sugar whether you roll or not.”
Both were still and ____ for a moment as each saw that the other knew about Aslan.
His upper tunic was of white ____, as fine as a handkerchief, so that the bright red tunic beneath it showed through.
“By the Lion’s Mane, Tarkheena, I’m nothing of the word,” said Bree ____.
Well, as soon as he saw Corin and me, it seems this ____ looked at me and said A day will come when that boy will save Archenland from the deadliest danger in which ever she lay.