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CHAPTER THREE THE LONE ISLANDS（第4页）

Thendecidedtoriskeverythiroke.

“MyLord，”

hesaid，“Iamyourmaster.IamKingofNarnia.”

“Youmakeveryfree，”

saidtheother.“HowshallIknowthisistrue?”

“Firstlybymyface，”

said.“Sedlybeowwithinsixguesseswhoyouare.YouareohosesevenlordsofNarniawhommyUncleMirazsenttoseaandwhomIhaveeouttoz，Bern，O，Restimar，Mavramorn，or—or—Ihavefottehers.Andfinally，ifyourLordshipwillgivemeaswordIwillproveonanyman'sbodyilethatIamthesonof，lawfulKingofNarnia，LordofCairParavel，aheLoneIslands.”

“Byheaven，”

exclaimedtheman，“itishisfather'sveryvoidtrickofspeech.Myliege—yourMajesty—”

AhefieldhekaheKing'shand.

“ThemoneysyourLordshipdisbursedforourpersonwillbemadegoodfromourowntreasury，”

said.

“They'renotinPug'spurseyet，Sire，”

saidtheLordBerwas.“Andneverwillbe，Itrust.IhavemovedhisSufficytheGovernorahuocrushthisviletraffi'sflesh.”

“MyLordBern，”

said，“wemusttalkofthestateoftheseIslands.ButfirstwhatisyourLordship'sownstory?”

“Shh，Sire，”

saidBerhusfarwithmysixfellows，lovedagirloftheislands，aIhadhadenoughofthesea.AndtheretoNarniawhileyourMajesty'suhereins.SoImarriedandhavelivedhereeversince.”

“Andwhatisthisgumpas，like?DoeshestillaowledgetheKingofNarniaforhislord?”

“Inwords，yes.AllisdoheKing'shewouldpleasedtofindareal，liveKingofNarniainginuponhim.AndifyourMajestyaloneandunarmed—wellhewouldnotdenyhisallegiahewouldpretendtodisbelieveyrace'slifewouldbeifollowinghasyourMajestyiers?”

“Thereismyshipjustrou，”

said.“Weareaboutthirtyswordsifitcametofighting.ShallwenothavemyshipinandfalluponPugandfreemyfriendswhomheholdscaptive?”

“Notbymysel，”

saidBern.“Assoonastherewasafighttwoorthreeshipswouldputoutfrom.YourMajestymustworkbyashowofmorepowerthanyoureallyhave，aerroroftheKing'soplainbattle.Gumpasisa-heartedmanandbeover-awed.”

&lemoreversationdBerothecoastalittlewestofthevillageandtherewindedhishorn.（ThiswasmagiofNarnia，QueenSusan'sHorthatathentTrumpkintouseifahelandintheKing'sabsenian，whowasofnal，reizedtheroyalhorheDawnTreaderbeganstandingiheboatputoffagainasdtheLordBernwereondeiiontoDrilike，waolaytheDawnTreaderaloheslave-shipatondboardher，butBerhesameobje.

&raightdownthisel，，”

saidBern，“aoAvrawheremyowesare.ButfirstrunuptheKing'sbanner，hangoutalltheshields，andsendasmahefightingtopasyoudaboutfivebowshotsheopenseaonyourportbow，runupafe

“Signals?Towhom?”

saidDrinian.

“Why，toalltheothershipswehaven'tgotbutwhichitmightbeasthinks>

“Oh，Isee，”

saidDrinianrubbinghishands.“Andthey'llreadnals.WhatshallIsay?WholefleetrouhofAvraa—?”

&ead，”

saidtheLordBern.“That'lldoextly.TheirwholejourheresiandidtherewouldbeoutofsightfromNarro>

wassorryfortheuishingintheholdofPug'sslave-ship，butheothelpfiofthatdayeeiernooodoallbyturarboardrouheastendofDoornandpainrouofAvra，theyeoagoodharbouronAvra'ssouthernshorewhereBern'spleasantlaothewater'sedge.Bern'speople，manyofwhomtheysawwinthefields，wereallfreemenanditrosperousfief.Heretheyallwentashoreandwereroyallyfeastedinalow，pillaredhthebay.Bernandhisgraciouswifeandmerrydaughtersmadethemgoodcheer.ButafterdarkBeramessetoDoorntoordersomepreparatiosayexactlywhat）forthefollo