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CHAPTER FIVE CASPIAN S ADVENTURE IN THE MOUNTAINS（第2页）

“Hehasgedhismindaboutyoubeethingthathappewo.TheQueenhashadason.”

“Idon'tseewhatthat'sgottodowithit，”

said.

“Don'tsee!”

exclaimedtheDoctor.“HaveallmylessonsinHistoryandPoliticstaughtyouhat?Listen.AslongashehadnoofhisoillihatyoushouldbeKingafterhedied.Hemaynothavecaredmuchaboutyou，buthewouldratheryoushouldhavethethrohanastrahathehasasonofhisoanthisownsoKing.Youareintheway.He'llclearyououtofthe

“Ishereallyasbadasthat?”

said.“Wouldhereallymurderme?”

“HemurderedyourFather，”

saidDoelius.

feltveryqueerandsaidnothing.

“Itellyouthewholestory，”

saidtheDoctor.“Butnotime.Youmustflyatonce.”

“You'lle?”

said.

“Idarenot，”

saidtheDoctor.“Itwouldmakeyreater.Twoaremoreeasilytraone.DearPrince，dearKing，youmustbeverybrave.YoumustgoaloetacrossthesoutherhecNainofArd.Hewillbegoodtoyou.”

“ShallIneverseeyouagain?”

saidaquaveringvoice.

“Ihopes，”

saidtheDoctor.“Whatfriehewideworldexajesty?Alemagithemeantime，speediseverythiwogiftsbefo.Thisisalittlepurseofgold—alas，allthetreasureinthiscastleshouldbeyourhts.Ahier.”

&in'shahingwhichhecouldhardlyseebutwhiewbythefeeltobeahorn.

“That，”

saidDoelius，“isthegreatestandmostsacredtreasureofNarnia.ManyterrorsIendured，manyspellsdidIutter，tofindit，whenIwasstillyoung.ItisthemagiofQueenSusanherselfwhichsheleftbehindherwhenshevanishedfromNarheGoldeissaidthatwhoeverblowsitshallhavestrangehelp—noonesayhe.ItmayhavethepowertoLugEdmundandQueenSusanandHighKierbathepast，andtheywillsetallthts.ItmaybethatitAsiaakeit，King:butdoexceptatyreatestneed.Ande，haste.ThelittledoorattheverybottomoftheTower，thedoorintothegarden，isuhere>

“IgetmyhorseDestrier?”

said.

“Heisalreadysaddledandwaitingforyoujustattheeroftheorchard.”

Duringthelongthewindingstaireliuswhisperedmanymorewordsofdiredadvice.'sheartwassinkiotakeitallihefreshairinthegardehandclaspwiththeDoctor，arunacrossthelawn，awelingwhinrier，andsoKingtheTehecastleofhisfathers.Lookingback，hesawfirewuptocelebratethebirthofthenewprince.

Allnightherodesouthward，gby-waysahroughwoodsaslongashewasintrythathekafterttothehighroad.Destrierwasasexcitedashismasteratthisunusualjourney，and，thoughtearshadeisayinggood-byetoDoelius，feltbraveand，inay，tothinkthathewasKingridiures，withhisswordohipandQueenSusan'smagihisright.Butwhehasprinkleofrain，andhelookedabouthimandsawoneverysideunknoildheaths，aaiheaheworldwasaenedandsmall.

Assoonasitwasfulldaylighthelefttheroadandfoundanopengrassyplaceamidawoodwherehecouldrest.HetookoffDestrier'sbridleahimgraze，atesomecoldddrankalittleresentlyfellasleep.Itwaslateafternoonwheeamorselanduedhisjourillsouthward，bymaedlanes.Hewasnowinalandofhills，goingupanddown，butalwaysmoreupthandown.Frehecouldseethemountainsgrowingbiggerandblackerahead.Astheevening，hewasridingtheirlowerslopes.Thewindrose.Sooorrents.

&rierbeeasy;therewasthuheair.Aeredadarkandseeminglyendlesspi，aorieshadeverhearduoMaohismind.Herememberedthathewas，afterall，aTelmariheracewhotreeswherevertheydithallwildthings;andthoughhehimselfmightbeuelmarireesotbeexpeowthis.

Nordidthey.Theest，thewoodsroaredandcreakedallrouherecameacrash.Atreefellrightacrosstheroadjustbehindhim.“Quiet，Destrier，quiet!”

said，pattinghishorse'shewastremblinghimselfahehadescapeddeathbyaniningflashedacraderseemedtobreaktheskyintwojustoverhead.

&rierboltedi.wasagoodrider，buthehadhtoholdhimback.Hekepthisseat，buthekhislifehungbyathreadduringthewildcareerthatfollowed.Treeaftertreeroseupbeforethemintheduskandwasonlyjustavoided.Then，almosttoosuddenlytohurt（adidhurthimtoo）somethingstruontheforeheadandheknewnomore.

Wheohimselfhewaslyingiplacewithbruisedlimbsandabadheadache.Lowvoiceswerespeakihand.

“Andnow，”

saidowemustdecidewhattodowithit.”