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CHAPTER FIFTEEN FURTHER UP AND FURTHER IN（第2页）

saidtheHighKing.“ItremindsmeofsomewherebutI'tgiveitaname.Coulditbesomewhereweoayedforaholidayerevery，verysmall?”

“Itwouldhavetohavebeenajollygoodholiday，”

saidEustace.“Ibetthereisn'tatrylikethisanywhereinourworld.Lookatthecolors!You'tgetablueliketheblueoainsinourworld.”

“IsitnotAslan'stry?”

saidTirian.

“NotlikeAslan'stopofthatmouheEasterheworld，”

saidJill.“I'vebeenthere.”

“Ifyouaskme，”

saidEdmund，“it'slikesomewhereintheNarnianworld.Lookatthosemouhebigitaihem.Surelythey'reratherlikethemouoseefromNarnia，theowardbeyoerfall?”

&heyare，”

saidPeter.“Onlythesearebigger.”

“Idon'tthinkthoseonesaresoverylikeanythinginNarnia，”

saidLucy.“Butlookthere.”

Shepoihwardtotheirleft，aoppedaolook.“Thosehills，”

saidLuicewoodyoheblueonesbehitheyveryliketheSouthernborderofNarnia?”

“Like!”

criedEdmundafteramoment'ssilehey'reexactlylike.Look，there'sMouhhisforkedhead，ahepassintoArdahing!”

“Ahey'renotlike，”

saidLucy.“They'redifferent.TheyhavemoreandtheylookfurtherawaythanIrememberedandthey'remore...more...oh，Idon'tknow...”

&herealthing，”

saidtheLorysoftly.

SuddenlyFarsighttheEaglespreadhiswiyorfortyfeetupintotheair，cirdaedontheground.

“KingsandQueens，”

hecried，“wehaveallbeenblind.Weareooseewhereweare.FromupthereIhaveseeinsmuir，Beaversdam，theGreatRiver，andCairParavelstillshiningoheEasternSea.NarniaishisisNarnia.”

“Buthowitbe?”

saidPeter.“ForAslantoldusolderoweshouldoNarnia，andhere>

“Yes，”

saidEustadwesawitalldestroyedaout.”

“Andit'sallsodifferent，”

saidLucy.

“TheEagleisright，”

saidtheLory.“Listeer.WhenAslansaidyouevergobaia，hemeanttheNarhinkingof.ButthatwasnottherealNarnia.ThathadabeginningawasonlyashadoyoftherealNarniawhichhasalwaysbeenhereandalwayswillbehere:justaslandandall，isonlyashadoworethinginAslan'srealworld.YoumournoverNarnia，Lucy.AlloftheoldNarniathatmattered，allthedearcreatures，havebeendrawnintotherealNarniathroughtheDoor.Andofcourseitisdifferent;asdifferehingisfromashadoworaswakinglifeisfromadream.”

Hisvoicestirredeveryorumpetashespokethesewords:butwhenheaddedunderhisbreath“It'sallinPlato，allinPlato:blessme，whatdotheyteachthemattheseschools!”

theolderowassoexactlylikethesortofthingtheyhadheardhimsaylongagointhatotherworldwherehisbeardwasgrayinsteadofgoldeheywerelaughingahelaughhimself.Butveryquicklytheyallbecamegraveagain:for，asyouknow，thereisakindofhappinessamakesyouserious.Itistoogoodtowasteonjokes.

ItisashardtoexplainhowthissunlitlandwasdifferentfromtheoldNarniaasitwouldbetotellyouhowthefruitsofthattrytaste.Perhapsyouwillgetsomeideaofitifyouthihis.Youmayhavebeeninaroominwhichtherethatlookedoutonalovelybayoftheseareewoundawayamongmountains.Andinthewallofthatroomoppositetothewindowtheremayhavebeenalookingglass.Andasyouturnedawayfromthewindowyousuddenlycaughtsightofthatseaorthatvalley，allain，inthelookingglass.Ahemirror，orthevalleyinthemirror，wereithesameastherealohesametimetheyweresomehowdifferent—deeper，morewonderful，morelikeplaastory:inastoryyouhaveverymuttoknow.ThediffereheoldNarniaandthenewNarniawaslikethat.Theneertry:everyrodflowerandbladeofgrasslookedasifitmeantmore.I'tdescribeitahat:ifeveryougetthereyouhatImean.

ItwastheUniedupwhateveryonewasfeeliampedhisrightfore-hoofonthegroundahencried:

“Ihaveeatlast!Thisismyrealtry!IbelohisisthelandIhavebeenlookingforallmylife，thoughIillnow.ThereasoheoldNarniaisthatitsometimeslookedalittlelikethis.Bree-hee-hee!efurtherup，efurtherin!”

Heshookhismaneandsprangforwardigallop—aUni'sgallop，whiourworld，wouldhavecarriedhimoutofsightis.Butnowamethinghappened.Everyoorun，andtheyfouotheycouldkeepupwithhim:notonlytheDogsandthehumatlePuzzleandshedPoggiheairflewintheirfacesasiftheyweredrivingfastinacarwithoutawihetryflewpastasiftheywereseeingitfromthewindoresstrain.Fasteraheyraooortiredoroutofbreath.