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正文 第24节 文 / [英]C.S.刘易斯

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    helionspokeagain,ittodigory.

    ”yousee,friends,”hesaid,”thatbeforethehebeasts,evenstraup.”butdoi,letustakesuanyhundredyearsyetthisshallbearrylandinarrysra,adaraceshallhelptohealit.drahertwo.”

    thelastouth,orelikeauntrynandlesslikealondon.

    ”son,”saidaslantothecabby.”ihaveknoe”

    ”ehoaykesofree,asoetbefore.”

    ”itisebetteryet.hohislandpleaseyou”

    ”itsafairtreat,sir,”saidthecabby.

    ”oliveherealways”

    ”arriedn,”saidthecabby.”ifherofustogobacktolondon,ire.huntryfolksreally.”

    aslah,andutteredalong,sie;notveryloud,butfullofpopedinherbodyoreanyaationcherriesonitsheheice.

    ofurseshethoughtsheing.thatboth.but,yetforsoreasonshedidnotappeartobeveryfrightehenshedroppedalittlehalfcurtsey,assirlsstillkneodointhosedays.afterthat,sheandputherhandinthecabbysandstoodtherelookingroundheralittleshyly.

    ”,”youaretobethefirstkingandqueenofnaia.”

    theouthinastonishnt,andhisuedveryred.

    ”youshallruleandnaalltheseongtheandproteiesiesarise.andeneeshereisanevilthisworld.”

    thecabbysesandclearedhisthroat.

    ”beggingyourpardon,sir,”hesaid,”andthankingyouveryebutiaintnosortofaucheddycation,yousee.”

    ”oftheearth”

    ”yes,sir,iulddoabitofthatsortofuptoit,like.”

    ”eeringthattheyarenotslaveslikethedubeastsofthetalkisandfreesubjects”

    ”iseethat,sir,”repliedtheall.”

    ”ande”

    ”itdbeuptototry,sir.iddobest:we,nellie”

    ”andyouongytheothercreaturesorletanyholdanotherunderoruseithardly”

    ”ineveruldabidesuatit,”saidthecabby.allthroughthisionhisvoiceusthavehadasaboyandlesslikethesharp,quickvoiceofaey.

    ”andifeneesiesherehefirstinthechargeaireat”

    ”ybit.”

    ”then,”saidaslan,,”youee.haveyiventheboyfortheviolehedesolatepalaceofaccursedcha”

    ”yes,aslaup,”saidpolly.

    ”thatisself.”

    chaptertwelve

    straure

    digorykepthisuthverytightshut.hehadbeengrooreandreunfortable.hehopedthat,everhappened,heblubordoanythingridiculous.

    ”sonofada”saidaslan.”areyoureadytoundotheysuntryofnaiaontheverydayofitsbirth”

    ”seeido,”saiddigory.”yousee,thequeenranawayand”

    ”iasked,areyouready”saidthelion.

    ”yes,”saiddigory.hehadhadforasendsoisetohelpther,”butherealizedintithatthelionakebargainsphisthroatandtearsinhiseyes,andheblurtedout:

    ”butplease,pleas

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