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| | The Times In-Between |
 | | The lands of Narnia, Archenland and Calormene, and their inhabitants are the invention and intellectual property of the late C. Lewis. |
 | | In cold Archenland it was warmth she missed, real warmth, not from high-stoked fires but from the sun beating deliciously on her skin and overbaked air in her lungs, but the only heat she could feel was from her blood in her veins as she looked at Lucy's dreamy sadness. |
 | | Archenlander women didn't use oil on their skin; even if in this land of yellow butter they had known of fine oils, they had no need of them, in that cool damp atmosphere. |
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