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chater eventeen the huntg f the white tag(第1页)

THEbattlewasalloverafewminutesaftertheirarrival.MostoftheenemyhadbeenkilledinthefirstchargeofAslanandhiscompanions;andwhenthosewhowerestilllivingsawthattheWitchwasdeadtheyeithergavethemselvesuportooktoflight。ThenextthingthatLucyknewwasthatPeterandAslanwereshakinghands.ItwasstrangetohertoseePeterlookingashelookednow-hisfacewassopaleandsternandheseemedsomucholder.

“ItwasallEdmund’sdoing,Aslan,”Peterwassaying.“We’dhavebeenbeatenifithadn’tbeenforhim.TheWitchwasturningourtroopsintostonerightandleft.Butnothingwouldstophim.Hefoughthiswaythroughthreeogrestowhereshewasjustturningoneofyourleopardsintoastatue.Andwhenhereachedherhehadsensetobringhisswordsmashingdownonherwandinsteadoftryingtogoforherdirectlyandsimplygettingmadeastatuehimselfforhispains.Thatwasthemistakealltherestweremaking.Once

herwandwasbrokenwebegantohavesomechance-ifwehadn’tlostsomanyalready.Hewasterriblywounded.Wemustgoandseehim.”

TheyfoundEdmundinchargeofMrs。Beaveralittlewaybackfromthefightingline.Hewascoveredwithblood,hismouthwasopen,andhisfaceanastygreencolour.

“Quick,Lucy,”saidAslan.

Andthen,almostforthefirsttime,LucyrememberedthepreciouscordialthathadbeengivenherforaChristmaspresent。Herhandstrembledsomuchthatshecouldhardlyundothestopper,butshemanageditintheendandpouredafewdropsintoherbrother’smouth.

“Thereareotherpeoplewounded,”saidAslanwhileshewasstilllookingeagerlyintoEdmund’spalefaceandwonderingifthecordialwouldhaveanyresult.

“Yes,Iknow,”saidLucycrossly.“Waitaminute.”

“DaughterofEve,”saidAslaninagravervoice,“othersalsoareatthepointofdeath.MustmorepeopledieforEdmund?”

“I’msorry,Aslan,”saidLucy,gettingupandgoingwithhim。Andforthenexthalf-hourtheywerebusy-sheattendingtothewoundedwhileherestoredthosewhohadbeenturnedintostone。WhenatlastshewasfreetocomebacktoEdmundshefoundhimstandingonhisfeetandnotonlyhealedofhiswoundsbutlookingbetterthanshehadseenhimlook-oh,forages;infacteversincehisfirsttermatthathorridschoolwhichwaswherehehadbeguntogowrong.Hehadbecomehisrealoldselfagainandcouldlookyouintheface.AndthereonthefieldofbattleAslanmadehimaknight.

“Doesheknow,”whisperedLucytoSusan,“whatAslandidforhim?DoesheknowwhatthearrangementwiththeWitchreallywas?”

“Hush!No.Ofcoursenot,”saidSusan.

“Oughtn’thetobetold?”saidLucy.

“Oh,surelynot,”saidSusan.“Itwouldbetooawfulforhim。Thinkhowyou’dfeelifyouwerehe.”

“AllthesameIthinkheoughttoknow,”saidLucy.Butatthatmomenttheywereinterrupted.

Thatnighttheysleptwheretheywere.HowAslanprovidedfoodforthemallIdon’tknow;butsomehoworothertheyfoundthemselvesallsittingdownonthegrasstoafinehighteaatabouteighto’clock.Nextdaytheybeganmarchingeastwarddownthesideofthegreatriver.Andthenextdayafterthat,ataboutteatime,theyactuallyreachedthemouth.ThecastleofCairParavelonitslittlehilltoweredupabovethem;beforethemwerethesands,withrocksandlittlepoolsofsaltwater,andseaweed,andthesmelloftheseaandlongmilesofbluish-greenwavesbreakingforeverandeveronthebeach.Andoh,thecryofthesea-gulls!Haveyouheardit?Canyouremember?

Thateveningafterteathefourchildrenallmanagedtogetdowntothebeachagainandgettheirshoesandstockingsoffandfeelthesandbetweentheirtoes.Butnextdaywasmoresolemn。Forthen,intheGreatHallofCairParavel-thatwonderfulhallwiththeivoryroofandthewestwallhungwithpeacock’sfeathersandtheeasterndoorwhichlookstowardsthesea,inthepresenceofalltheirfriendsandtothesoundoftrumpets,Aslansolemnlycrownedthemandledthemtothefourthronesamiddeafeningshoutsof,“LongLiveKingPeter!LongLiveQueenSusan!LongLiveKingEdmund!LongLiveQueenLucy!”

“OnceakingorqueeninNarnia,alwaysakingorqueen。Bearitwell,SonsofAdam!Bearitwell,DaughtersofEve!”saidAslan.

Andthroughtheeasterndoor,whichwaswideopen,camethevoicesofthemermenandthemermaidsswimmingclosetotheshoreandsinginginhonouroftheirnewKingsandQueens.

Sothechildrensatontheirthronesandsceptreswereputintotheirhandsandtheygaverewardsandhonourstoalltheirfriends,toTumnustheFaun,andtotheBeavers,andGiantRumblebuffin,totheleopards,andthegoodcentaurs,andthegooddwarfs,andtothelion.AndthatnighttherewasagreatfeastinCairParavel,andrevelryanddancing,andgoldflashedandwineflowed,andansweringtothemusicinside,butstranger,sweeter,andmorepiercing,camethemusicoftheseapeople.

ButamidalltheserejoicingsAslanhimselfquietlyslippedaway.AndwhentheKingsandQueensnoticedthathewasn’ttheretheysaidnothingaboutit.ForMr。Beaverhadwarnedthem,“He’llbecomingandgoing,”hehadsaid.“Onedayyou’llseehimandanotheryouwon’t.Hedoesn’tlikebeingtieddown—andofcoursehehasothercountriestoattendto.It’squiteallright。He’lloftendropin.Onlyyoumustn’tpresshim.He’swild,youknow.Notlikeatamelion.”

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