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CHAPTER THREE THE LONE ISLANDS（第1页）

CHAPTERTHREETHELONEISLANDS

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“LANDinsight，”

shoutedthemaninthebows.

Lucy，whohadbeentalkingtoRhihepoop，camepatteringdowntheladderandracedforward.AsshewentshewasjoinedbyEdmund，andtheyfound，DrinianandReepicheepalreadyole.Itwasa，theskyverypaleandtheseaverydarkbluewithlittlesoffoam，alewayoffoarboardbow，wastheheLoneIslah，likealowgreenhillinthesea，a，furtheroff，thegrayslopesofitssisterDoorn.

“SameoldFelimath!SameoldDoorn，”

saidLucy，gherhands.“Oh—Edmund，howlongitissindIsa>

“I'veoodwhytheybelongtoNarnia，”

said.“DidPetertheHighKihem?”

“Ohno，”

saidEdmund.“TheywereNarniaime—inthedaysoftheWhiteWitch.”

（Bytheway，Ihaveheardhowtheseremoteislaachedtothearnia;ifIeverdo，aoryisatalliing，Imayputitiherbook.）

&oputinhere，Sire?”

askedDrinian.

“Ishouldn'tthinkitwouldbemuchgoodlandih，”

saidEdmund.“Itwasalmostuninhabitedinourdaysanditlooksasifitwasthesamestill.ThepeoplelivedmostlyonDoornandalittleonAvra—that'sthethirdone;you'tseeityet.Theyosheepoh.”

“Thenwe'llhavetodoublethatcape，Isuppose，”

saidDrinian，“andlandonDoorn.That'llmeanrowing.”

“I'msorrywe'renotlandih，”

saidLucy.“I'dliketowalkthereagain.Itwassolonely—anidofloneliness，andallgrassanddsoftseaair.”

“I'dlovetostretchmylegsnowtoo，”

said.“Itellyouwhat.Whyshouldn'twegoashoreiabadthenwecouldwalkaathareaderpickusupoherside?”

Ifhadbeeheeroninthisvoyagehewouldhissuggestion;butatthemomentitseemedaone.“Ohdolet's，”

saidLucy.

“You'lle，willyou?”

saidtoEustaeohhishandbandaged.

“Anythihisblastedboat，”

saidEustace.

“Blasted?”

saidDrinian.“Howdoyoumean?”

“InacivilizedtrylikewhereI，”

saidEustace，“theshipsaresobigthatwhenyou'reinsideyouwouldn'tkseaatall.”

“Inthatightjustaswellstayashore，”

said.“Willyoutellthemtolowertheboat，Drinian.”

&heMouse，thetwoPevensies，aiaothebeaath.Whehadleftthemandwasbeiheyallturnedandlookedround.TheyweresurprisedathowsmalltheDawnTreaderlooked.

Lucywasofcoursebarefoot，havingkickedoffhershoeswhileswimming，butthatisnohardshipifoneisgoingtowalkondownyturf.Itwasdelightfultainaheearthandgrass，evenifatfirstthegrouobepitgupanddo，asitusuallydoesforawhileifosea.ItwasmuchwarmerherethanithadbeenonboardandLudthesaoherfeetastheycrossedit.Therewasalarksinging.

&rudandupafairlysteep，thoughloofcoursetheylookedbadtherewastheDawnTreadershibrightiandgslowlywardwithheroars.Theheridgeandcouldseehernolonger.