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CHAPTER FIFTEEN RABADASH THE RIDICULOUS（第1页）

CHAPTERFIFTEENRABADASHTHERIDICULOUS

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&urnhtthemthetreesandthere，acrossgreenlaweredfromthenorthwindbythehighweatitsback，theysawthecastleofAnvard.Itwasveryoldandbuiltofawarm，reddish-brownstone.

&heyhadreachedthegateKitomeetthem，notlookingatalllikeAravis'sideaofakiheoldestofoldclothes;forhehadjustakingaroundofthekehhisHuntsmanandhadonlystoppedforamomenttowashhisdoggyhands.ButthebohichhegreetedAravisashetookherhandwouldhavebeenstatelyenoughforanEmperor.

“Littlelady，”

hesaid，“webidyouveryheartilywelydearwifewerestillaliveweakeyoubettercheerbutotdoitwithabetterwill.AndIamsorrythatyouhavehadmisfortunesandbeendrivenfromyourfather'shouse，whiotbutbeagrieftoyou.Mysoneaboutyouradveherandallyourvalour.”

“Itwashewhodidallthat，Sir，”

saidAravis.“Why，herushedataliontosaveme.”

&'sthat?”

saidKingLune，hisfacebrightening.“Ihaven'theardthatpartofthestory.”

ThenAravistoldit.AndCor，whohadverymutedthestorytobeknown，thoughhefelthe'ttellithimself，didsomuchashehadexpediherfoolish.ButhisfathereverymudeedandinthecourseoftheoldittosomaCorwishedithadneverhappened.

&heKioHwinandBreeandolitetothemastoAravis，ahemalotofquestionsabouttheirfamiliesaheyhadlivedinheyhadbeeheHorseswererathertoheyweren'tyetusedtobeioasequalsbyHumansgrown-upHumans，thatis.Theydidn'tmindAravisandCor.

&lyQueenLuthedjoihemandKioAravis，“Mydear，hereisalovingfriendofourhouse，andshehasbeeyourapartmehtsforyoubetterthanIcouldhavedo.”

“You'dliketoeahem，wouldn'tyou?”

saidLugAravis.TheylikedeachotheratondsooogethertotalkaboutAravis'sbedroomandAravis'sboudoirandaboutgettingclothesforher，aofthingsgirlsdotalkaboutonsuo.

Afterlunch，whichtheyhadowascoldbirdsandepieandwineandbreadandcheese），KingLuneruffleduphisbrowandheavedasighandsaid，“Heigh-ho!WehavestillthatsorrycreatureRabadashonourhands，myfriends，andmustneedsresolvewhattodowithhim.”

LucywassittingontheKing&#htandAraviso.KiatohetableandtheLordDarritheother.DarandPeridananddwereonthesamesideastheKing.

“YourMajestyerfectrighttostrikeoffhishead，”

saidPeridan.“Suassaultashemadeputshimohassassins.”

“Itisverytrue，”

saidEdmuraitormaymend.Ihavekdid.”

Andhelhtful.

“TokillthisRabadashwouldgowarwiththeTisroc，”

saidDarrin.

“AfigfortheTisroc，”

saidKirengthisinnumbersandnumberswillhedesert.ButIhavenostmeors）incoldblood.Tohavecuthisthroatilewouldhaveeasedmyheartmightily，butthisisadifferentthing.”

“Bymysel，”

saidLuajestyshallgivehimarial.Lethimgofreeonstraitpromiseiure.Itmaybethathewillkeephisword.”

“MaybeApeswillgrowhoer，”

saidEdmund.“But，bytheLion，ifhebreaksitagain，mayitbeinsudplayofuscouldsoffhisheadile.”

“Itshallbetried，”

saidtheKing:aooeheprisoner，friend.”

Rabadashwasbroughtbeforethemins.Tolookathimanyoneosedthathehadpassedthenightinanoisomeduhoutfoodorwater;butiyhehadbeenshutupinquiteafortableroomahasupper.Butashewassulkingfartoofuriouslytotouchthesupperahewholenightstampingandrandg，henaturallydidnotnowlookhisbest.

“Yhobetold，”