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正文 第18节 文 / [英]C.S.刘易斯

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twesinging.thehorsestoodpedtheground.itnolongerlookedlikeatiredoldcabhorse;youuldnohatitsfatherhadbeeninbattles.

    theeasteskyostglorioussoundithadyetproduced,thesunarose.

    digoryhadneverseensuagihatitlaughedforjoyasiteountains,northereearth,rodanylours:theyadeyoufeelexcited;untilyousaself,andthenyoteverythingelse.

    itouththreehundredyardsaway.

    ”thisisaterribleustflyatonce.preparethegic.”

    ”iquiteagree,”saidundreostdisagreeableplace.pletelyuncivilized.ifonlyianandhadagun”

    ”ga”saidthe,doyou”

    ”andwhowould”saidpolly.

    ”preparethegic,oldfool,”saidjadis.

    ”e.putonyourhoonce,digory.”heedtogetahoutthech.

    ”oh,itsrings,isit”criedjadis.shebeforeyouuldsaykdigrabbedpollyandshoutedout:

    ”takee.andlookhandisjustready.sokeepyourdistance.iorryaboutyouhelookedatthecabbyandaboutthehorse,butithelpthat.asforyoutundreagis,soyououghttoenjoylivingtogether.”

    ”oldyouoise,everyone,”saidthecabby.”ioosic.”

    forthesonghadnohanged.

    chapteine

    thefoundingofnaia

    thelionptylandandsinginghisingthanthesongbyusiakingthatyoungontsofter.thelightorebristlinggreenappearedinthevalley.digorydidnotknoingupquite.itsahesearnoselfhesaed.

    thenuisa,aspollysaidafterpbecauseundreagainanduchgoodifhehadsucceeded,forheingattherighthandpocketbecausehestillthoughtthegreenringseofursedigorydidnttoloseeither.

    ”stop”criedthech.”standbao,furtherback.ifanyonegoesppost,readytothroehoedthatshe.

    ”so”shesaid.”youehere.”

    unaaiyrights.ihavebeenstshafully,stabonablytreated.ihavedooshoypoyreustrepeattheyeainingyoutoahatnoneofourfalyhavebeeninthehabitoffrequentingpayusinedanry.duringthatiiblealieeliyourbehaviouraionattractedtheunfavourableattentionofeveryo.ifeelihavebeenpubliclydisgraced.ishallneverbeabletoshoyfathatrestaurantagain.youhaveassaultedthepolice.youhavestolen”

    ”ohsto,guvnor,dosto,”saidthecabby.”andlistenihingatpresent;nottalking.”

    therein.thehorseouthfulsofnewgrass.

    allthistithelionssong,andhisstatelyproitlenearer.pollyoreaerestingbecauseshethoughtsheusidthethingsthatrosessuddenlyappearingineverydire.thus,ingasshesaid”outofthelionshead”.eohis

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