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FORalongtimetheycouldnotspeaknorevenshedatear。ThentheUnicornstampedthegroundwithhishoof,andshookhismane,andspoke.

“Sire,”hesaid,“thereisnownoneedofcounsel。WeseethattheApe’splanswerelaiddeeperthanwedreamedof。DoubtlesshehasbeenlonginsecrettrafficwithTheTisroc,andassoonashehadfoundthelion-skinhesenthimwordtomakereadyhisnavyforthetakingofCairParavelandallNarnia。NothingnowremainsforussevenbuttogobacktoStableHill,proclaimthetruth,andtaketheadventurethatAslansendsus。Andif,byagreatmarvel,wedefeatthosethirtyCalormeneswhoarewiththeApe,thentoturnagainanddieinbattlewiththefargreaterhostofthemthatwillsoonmarchfromCairParavel。”

Tiriannodded。Butheturnedtothechildrenandsaid:“Now,friends,itistimeforyoutogohenceintoyourownworld。Doubtlessyouhavedoneallthatyouweresenttodo。”

“B-butwe’vedonenothing,”saidJillwhowasshivering,notwithfearexactlybutbecauseeverythingwassohorrible.

“Nay,”saidtheKing,“youloosedmefromthetree:youglidedbeforemelikeasnakelastnightinthewoodandtookPuzzle:andyou,Eustace,killedyourman。Butyouaretooyoungtoshareinsuchabloodyendasweothersmustmeettonightor,itmaybe,threedayshence。Ientreatyou-nay,Icommandyou-toreturntoyourownplace。IshouldbeputtoshameifIletsuchyoungwarriorsfallinbattleonmyside。”

“No,no,no,”saidJill(verywhitewhenshebeganspeakingandthensuddenlyveryredandthenwhiteagain。)“Wewon’t,Idon’tcarewhatyousay。We’regoingtostickwithyouwhateverhappens,aren’twe,Eustace?”

“Yes,butthere’snoneedtogetsoworkedupaboutit,”saidEustacewhohadstuckhishandsinhispockets(forgettinghowveryoddthatlookswhenyouarewearingamailshirt)。“Because,yousee,wehaven’tanychoice。What’sthegoodoftalkingaboutourgoingback!How?We’vegotnomagicfordoingit!”

Thiswasverygoodsensebut,atthemoment,JillhatedEustaceforsayingit。Hewasfondofbeingdreadfullymatter-of-factwhenotherpeoplegotexcited.

WhenTirianrealizedthatthetwostrangerscouldnotgethome(unlessAslansuddenlywhiskedthemaway),henextwantedthemtogoacrosstheSouthernmountainsintoArchenlandwheretheymightpossiblybesafe。Buttheydidn’tknowtheirwayandtherewasnoonetosendwiththem。Also,asPogginsaid,oncetheCalormeneshadNarniatheywouldcertainlytakeArchenlandinthenextweekorso:TheTisrochadalwayswantedtohavetheseNortherncountriesforhisown。IntheendEustaceandJillbeggedsohardthatTiriansaidtheycouldcomewithhimandtaketheirchance-or,ashemuchmoresensiblycalledit,“theadventurethatAslanwouldsendthem”.

TheKing’sfirstideawasthattheyshouldnotgobacktoStableHill-theyweresickoftheverynameofitbynowtillafterdark。ButtheDwarftoldthemthatiftheyarrivedtherebydaylighttheywouldprobablyfindtheplacedeserted,exceptperhapsforaCalormenesentry。TheBeastswerefartoofrightenedbywhattheApe(andGinger)hadtoldthemaboutthisnewangryAslan-orTashlan-togonearitexceptwhentheywerecalledtogetherforthesehorriblemidnightmeetings。AndCalormenesarenevergoodwoodsmen。Pogginthoughtthatevenbydaylighttheycouldeasilygetroundtosomewherebehindthestablewithoutbeingseen。ThiswouldbemuchhardertodowhenthenighthadcomeandtheApemightbecallingtheBeaststogetherandalltheCalormeneswereonduty。AndwhenthemeetingdidbegintheycouldleavePuzzleatthebackofthestable,completelyoutofsight,tillthemomentatwhichtheywantedtoproducehim。Thiswasobviouslyagoodthing:fortheironlychancewastogivetheNarniansasuddensurprise.

Everyoneagreedandthewholepartysetoffonanewline-North-West-towardsthehatedHill。TheEaglesometimesflewtoandfroabovethem,sometimeshesatperchedonPuzzle’sback。Noone-noteventheKinghimselfexceptinsomegreatneed-car。AndjustasTiriantookhisplace,thegongstoppedbeatingandfromsomewhereonhisleftthreefiguresappeared。OnewasRishdaTarkaantheCalormeneCaptain。ThesecondwastheApe。HewasholdingontotheTarkaan’shandwithonepawandkeptwhimperingandmuttering,“Notsofast,don’tgosofast,I’mnotatallwell。Ohmypoorhead!Thesemidnightmeetingsaregettingtoomuchforme。Apesaren’tmeanttobeupatnight:It’snotasifIwasaratorabat-ohmypoorhead。”OntheothersideoftheApe,walkingverysoftandstately,withhistailstraightupintheair,cameGingertheCat。TheywereheadingforthebonfireandweresoclosetoTirianthattheywouldhaveseenhimatonceiftheyhadlookedintherightdirection。Fortunatelytheydidnot。ButTirianheardRishdasaytoGingerinalowvoice:

“Now,Cat,tothypost。Seethouplaythypartwell。”

“Miaow,miaow。Countonme!”saidGinger。ThenhesteppedawaybeyondthebonfireandsatdowninthefrontrowoftheassembledBeasts:intheaudience,asyoumightsay.

Forreally,asithappened,thewholethingwasratherlikeatheatre。ThecrowdofNarnianswerelikethepeopleintheseats;thelittlegrassyplacejustinfrontofthestable,wherethebonfireburnedandtheApeandtheCaptainstoodtotalktothecrowd,waslikethestage;thestableitselfwaslikethesceneryatthebackofthestage;andTirianandhisfriendswerelikepeoplepeeringroundfrombehindthescenery。Itwasasplendidposition。Ifanyofthemsteppedforwardintothefullfirelight,alleyeswouldbefixedonhimatonce:ontheotherhand,solongastheystoodstillintheshadowoftheend-wallofthestable,itwasahundredtooneagainsttheirbeingnoticed.

RishdaTarkaandraggedtheApeupclosetothefire。Thepairofthemturnedtofacethecrowd,andthisofcoursemeantthattheirbacksweretowardsTirianandhisfriends.

“Now,Monkey,”saidRishdaTarkaaninalowvoice。“Saythewordsthatwiserheadshaveputintothymouth。Andholdupthyhead。”AshespokehegavetheApealittleprodorkickfrombehindwiththepointofhistoe.

“Doleavemealone,”mutteredShift。Buthesatupstraighterandbegan,inaloudervoice-“Nowlisten,allofyou。Aterriblethinghashappened。Awickedthing。ThewickedestthingthateverwasdoneinNarnia。AndAslan-”

“Tashlan,fool,”whisperedRishdaTarkaan.

“TashlanImean,ofcourse,”saidtheApe,“isveryangryaboutit。”

TherewasaterriblesilencewhiletheBeastswaitedtohearwhatnewtroublewasinstoreforthem。Thelittlepartybytheend-wallofthestablealsoheldtheirbreath。Whatonearthwascomingnow?

“Yes,”saidtheApe。“Atthisverymoment,whentheTerribleOnehimselfisamongus-thereinthestablejustbehindme-onewickedBeasthaschosentodowhatyou’dthinknoonewoulddaretodoevenifHewereathousandmilesaway。Ithasdresseditselfupinalion-skinandiswanderingaboutintheseverywoodspretendingtobeAslan。”

JillwonderedforamomentiftheApehadgonemad。Washegoingtotellthewholetruth?AroarofhorrorandragewentupfromtheBeasts。“Grrr!”camethegrowls。“Whoishe?Whereishe?Justletmegetmyteethintohim!”

“Itwasseenlastnight,”screamedtheApe,“butitgotaway。It’saDonkey!Acommon,miserableAss!IfanyofyouseethatAss-”

“Grrr!”growledtheBeasts。“Wewill,wewill。He’dbetterkeepoutofourway。”

JilllookedattheKing:hismouthwasopenandhisfacewasfullofhorror。Andthensheunderstoodthedevilishcunningoftheenemies’plan。Bymixingalittletruthwithittheyhadmadetheirliefarstronger。Whatwasthegood,now,oftellingtheBeaststhatanasshadbeendressedupasaliontodeceivethem?TheApewouldonlysay,“That’sjustwhatI’vesaid。”WhatwasthegoodofshowingthemPuzzleinhislion-skin?Theywouldonlytearhiminpieces。“That’stakenthewindoutofoursails,”whisperedEustace。“Thegroundistakenfromunderourfeet,”saidTirian。“Cursed,cursedcleverness!”saidPoggin。“I’llbeswornthatthisnewlieisofGinger’smaking。”

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