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chater three edund and the wardrbe（第1页）
LUCYranoutoftheemptyroomintothepassageandfoundtheotherthree．
“It’sallright，”sherepeated，“I’vecomeback．”
“Whatonearthareyoutalkingabout，Lucy？”askedSusan。
“Why？saidLucyinamazement，“haven’tyouallbeenwonderingwhereIwas？”
“Soyou’vebeenhiding，haveyou？”saidPeter．“PooroldLu，hidingandnobodynoticed！You’llhavetohidelongerthanthatifyouwantpeopletostartlookingforyou．”
“ButI’vebeenawayforhoursandhours，”saidLucy．
Theothersallstaredatoneanother．
“Batty！”saidEdmund，tappinghishead．“Quitebatty．”
“Whatdoyoumean，Lu？”askedPeter．
“WhatIsaid，”answeredLucy．“ItwasjustafterbreakfastwhenIwentintothewardrobe，andI’vebeenawayforhoursandhours，andhadtea，andallsortsofthingshavehappened．”
“Don’tbesilly，Lucy，”saidSusan．“We’veonlyjustcomeoutofthatroomamomentago，andyouweretherethen．”
“She’snotbeingsillyatall，”saidPeter，“she’sjustmakingupastoryforfun，aren’tyou，Lu？Andwhyshouldn’tshe？”
“No，Peter，I’mnot，”shesaid．“It’s-it’samagicwardrobe。There’sawoodinsideit，andit’ssnowing，andthere’saFaunandaWitchandit’scalledNarnia；comeandsee．”
Theothersdidnotknowwhattothink，butLucywassoexcitedthattheyallwentbackwithherintotheroom．Sherushedaheadofthem，flungopenthedoorofthewardrobeandcried，“Now！goinandseeforyourselves．”
“Why，yougoose，”saidSusan，puttingherheadinsideandpullingthefurcoatsapart，“it’sjustanordinarywardrobe；look！there’sthebackofit．”
Theneveryonelookedinandpulledthecoatsapart；andtheyallsaw-Lucyherselfsaw-aperfectlyordinarywardrobe．Therewasnowoodandnosnow，onlythebackofthewardrobe，withhooksonit．Peterwentinandrappedhisknucklesonittomakesurethatitwassolid．
“Ajollygoodhoax，Lu，”hesaidashecameoutagain；“youhavereallytakenusin，Imustadmit．Wehalfbelievedyou．”
“Butitwasn’tahoaxatall，”saidLucy，“reallyandtruly。Itwasalldifferentamomentago．Honestlyitwas．Ipromise．”
“Come，Lu，”saidPeter，“that’sgoingabitfar．You’vehadyourjoke．Hadn’tyoubetterdropitnow？”
Lucygrewveryredinthefaceandtriedtosaysomething，thoughshehardlyknewwhatshewastryingtosay，andburstintotears．
Forthenextfewdaysshewasverymiserable．Shecouldhavemadeitupwiththeothersquiteeasilyatanymomentifshecouldhavebroughtherselftosaythatthewholethingwasonlyastorymadeupforfun．ButLucywasaverytruthfulgirlandsheknewthatshewasreallyintheright；andshecouldnotbringherselftosaythis．Theotherswhothoughtshewastellingalie，andasillylietoo，madeherveryunhappy．Thetwoelderonesdidthiswithoutmeaningtodoit，butEdmundcouldbespiteful，andonthisoccasionhewasspiteful．HesneeredandjeeredatLucyandkeptonaskingherifshe’dfoundanyothernewcountriesinothercupboardsalloverthehouse．Whatmadeitworsewasthatthesedaysoughttohavebeendelightful．Theweatherwasfineandtheywereoutofdoorsfrommorningtonight，bathing，fishing，climbingtrees，andlyingintheheather．ButLucycouldnotproperlyenjoyanyofit．Andsothingswentonuntilthenextwetday．
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