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CHAPTER FOUR WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT（第1页）

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THEKingwasskhathehardlykeninguntiltheeiedhisuthisarmsstraightdownbyhissidesahhisbastaheyboundropesroundhisanklesandhiskneesandhiswaistaahere.Whatworriedhimworstatthemoment—foritisoftehatarehardesttostand—wasbleediheyhadhithimandhe'twipethelittletrickleofbloodawayalthoughittickledhim.

Fromwherehewashecouldstillseethelittlestableohehillainginfrontofit.HecouldjustheartheApe'svoicestillgoingonand，everynowandthen，someahecrowd，butheakeoutthewords.

“Iwohey'vedohoughttheKing.

&hecrowdofbeastsbrokeupandbegangoingawayiions.SomepassedclosetoTirian.Theylookedathimasiftheywerebhtenedandsorrytoseehimtiedupbuthemspoke.SoontheyhadallgoherewassilehenhoursandhourswentpastandTiriaverythirstyandthenveryhungry;aernedonaoevening，hebecamecoldtoo.Hisbackwasverysore.Thesudownaobetwilight.

&wasalmostdarkTirianheardalightpitter-patteroffeetandsawsomesmallcreatures.ThethreeowereMidtherewasaRabbitinthemiddle:htweretwoMoles.Boththesewereglittlebagsontheirbackswhichgavethemacuriouslookinthedarksothatatfirsthewokiheywere.Then，iheywereallstandingups，layingtheircoolpawsonhiskneesandgivinghiskneessnufflyanimalkisses.（TheycouldreaeesbeianTalkihatserthanthedumbbeastsofthesamekindinEngland.）

“L!dearL，”

saidtheirshrillvoices，“wearesosorryforyou.Wedaren'tuntieyoubecauseAslanmightbeangrywithus.Butwe&#htyouyoursupper.”

AtoMouseimblyuptillheertheropethatboundTirian'sdwaswrinklinghisbluofTirian'sfathesebedupandhungohefirstMouse.Theotherbeastsstoodonthegroundandbeganhandingthingsup.

“Drihenyou'llfioeat，”

saidthetopmostMouse，andTirianfoundthatalittlewoodencupwasbeiohislips.Itwasonlythesizeofaneggcupsothathehadhardlytastedthewibeforeitty.ButthentheMousepasseditdowhersrefilleditanditagainandTiriaasee.Inthiswaytheywentoeagooddrink，whichwasallthebetterfinlittledoses，forthatismorethirst-quenonelht.

“Hereischeese，Sire，”

saidthefirstMouse，“butnotverymuch，forfearitwouldmakeyoutoothirsty.”

Ahecheesetheyfedhimwithoat-dfreshbutter，ahsomemorewine.

“Nothewater，”

saidthefirstMouse，“andI'llwashtheKing'sface.Thereisbloodonit.”

&iriahiinyspongedabbinghisfaditwasm.

“Littlefriends，”

saidTirian，“howkyouforallthis?”

“You，you，”

saidthelittlevoices.“Whatelsecouldwedo?Wedon'twantany.We'reyourpeople.IfitwasonlytheApeandtheeneswhainstyouwewouldhavefoughttillweweretopiecesbeforewe'dletthemtieyouup.ewouldiwe'tgoagainstAslan.”

“DoyouthinkitreallyisAslaheKing.

“Ohyes，yes，”

saidtheRabbit.“Hecameoutofthestablelastnight.Weallsawhim.”

“Whatwashelike?”

saidtheKing.

&errible，greatLion，tobesure，”

saidoheMice.

“AndyouthinkitisreallyAslanwhoiskillingtheWood-NymphsandmakingyouallslavestotheKingofen?”

“Ah，that'sbad，isn'tit?”

saidtheseouse.“Itwouldhavebeeerifwe'ddiedbeforeallthisbegan.Butthere'snodoubtaboutit.EveryoisAslan'sorders.Andwe'veseenhim.Wedidn'tthinkAslahat.aoebaia.”

&ohaveebagrythistime，”

saidthefirstMouse.“Wemustallhavedohingdreadfullywrongwithoutknowibepunishingusforsomething.ButIdothibetold>

“Isupposewhatwe&#nowmaybewrong，”

saidtheRabbit.

“Idon'tcareifitis，”