which one of the following constructions is correct?
{That’s the trouble of it,} {when most of the beasts have gone enemy and gone dumb, but there are still some of the other kind left}.
{That’s the trouble of it, when most of the beasts have gone enemy and gone dumb,} {but there are still some of the other kind left}.
“The D.L.F. beat you in that shooting match, Su,” said Peter…
“I—I left it too late,” said Susan, in an embarrassed voice. “I was so afraid it might be, you know—one of our kind of bears, a talking bear.” She hated killing things.
“That’s the trouble of it,” said Trumpkin, “when most of the beasts have gone enemy and gone dumb, but there are still some of the other kind left. You never know, and you daren’t wait to see.”