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THEnextturnoftheroad-broughtthemoutfromamongthetreesandthere,acrossgreenlawns,shelteredfromthenorthwindbythehighwoodedridgeatitsback,theysawthecastleofAnvard.Itwasveryoldandbuiltofawarm,reddish-brownstone.

BeforetheyhadreachedthegateKingLunecameouttomeetthem,notlookingatalllikeAravissideaofakingandwearingtheoldestofoldclothes;forhehadjustcomefrommakingaroundofthekennelswithhisHuntsmanandhadonlystoppedforamomenttowashhisdoggyhands.ButthebowwithwhichhegreetedAravisashetookherhandwouldhavebeenstatelyenoughforanEmperor.

"Littlelady,"hesaid,"webidyouveryheartilywelcome.Ifmydearwifewerestillalivewecouldmakeyoubettercheerbutcouldnotdoitwithabetterwill.AndIamsorrythatyouhavehadmisfortunesandbeendrivenfromyourfathershouse,whichcannotbutbeagrieftoyou.MysonCorhastoldmeaboutyouradventurestogetherandallyourvalor."

"Itwashewhodidallthat,Sir,"saidAravis."Why,herushedataliontosaveme."

"Eh,what'sthat?"saidKingLune,hisfacebrightening."Ihaven'theardthatpartofthestory."

ThenAravistoldit.AndCor,whohadverymuchwantedthestorytobeknown,thoughhefelthecouldn'ttellithimself,didn'tenjoyitsomuchashehadexpected,andindeedfeltratherfoolish.ButhisfatherenjoyeditverymuchindeedandinthecourseofthenextfewweekstoldittosomanypeoplethatCorwishedithadneverhappened.

ThentheKingturnedtoHwinandBreeandwasjustaspolitetothemastoAravis,andaskedthemalotofquestionsabouttheirfamiliesandwheretheyhadlivedinNarniabeforetheyhadbeencaptured.TheHorseswererathertongue-tiedfortheyweren'tyetusedtobeingtalkedtoasequalsbyHumansgrown-upHumans,thatis.Theydidn'tmindAravisandCor.

PresentlyQueenLucycameoutfromthecastleandjoinedthemandKingLunesaidtoAravis,"Mydear,hereisalovingfriendofourhouse,andshehasbeenseeingthatyourapartmentsareputtorightsforyoubetterthanIcouldhavedoneit."

"You'dliketocomeandseethem,wouldn'tyou?"saidLucy,kissingAravis.TheylikedeachotheratonceandsoonwentawaytogethertotalkaboutAravis'sbedroomandAravis'sboudoirandaboutgettingclothesforher,andallthesortofthingsgirlsdotalkaboutonsuchanoccasion.

Afterlunch,whichtheyhadontheterrace(itwascoldbirdsandcoldgamepieandwineandbreadandcheese),KingLuneruffleduphisbrowandheavedasighandsaid,"Heigh-ho!WehavestillthatsorrycreatureRabadashonourhands,myfriends,andmustneedsresolvewhattodowithhi"

LucywassittingontheKing'srightandAravisonhisleft.KingEdmundsatatoneendofthetableandtheLordDarrinfacedhimattheother.DarandPeridanandCorandCorinwereonthesamesideastheKing.

"YourMajestywouldhaveaperfectrighttostrikeoffhishead,"saidPeridan."Suchanassaultashemadeputshimonalevelwithassassins."

"Itisverytrue,"saidEdmund."Butevenatraitormaymend.Ihaveknownonethatdid."Andhelookedverythoughtful.

"TokillthisRabadashwouldgoneartoraisingwarwiththeTisroc,"saidDarrin.

"AfigfortheTisroc,"saidKingLune."Hisstrengthisinnumbersandnumberswillnevercrossthedesert.ButIhavenostomachforkillingmen(eventraitors)incoldblood.Tohavecuthisthroatinthebattlewouldhaveeasedmyheartmightily,butthisisadifferentthing."

"Bymycounsel,"saidLucy,"yourMajestyshallgivehimanothertrial.Lethimgofreeonstraitpromiseoffairdealinginthefuture.Itmaybethathewillkeephisword."

"MaybeApeswillgrowhonest,Sister,"saidEdmund."But,bytheLion,ifhebreaksitagain,mayitbeinsuchtimeandplacethatanyofuscouldswapoffhisheadincleanbattle."

"Itshallbetried,"saidtheKing:andthentooneoftheattendants,"Sendfortheprisoner,friend."

Rabadashwasbroughtbeforetheminchains.Tolookathimanyonewouldhavesupposedthathehadpassedthenightinanoisomedungeonwithoutfoodorwater;butinrealityhehadbeenshutupinquiteacomfortableroomandprovidedwithanexcellentsupper.Butashewassulkingfartoofuriouslytotouchthesupperandhadspentthewholenightstampingandroaringandcursing,henaturallydidnotnowlookhisbest.

"YourroyalHighnessneedsnottobetold,"saidKingLune,"thatbythelawofnationsaswellasbyallreasonsofprudentpolicy,wehaveasgoodrighttoyourheadaseveronemortalmanhadagainstanother.Nevertheless,inconsiderationofyouryouthandtheillnurture,devoidofallgentilesseandcourtesy,whichyouhavedoubtlesshadinthelandofslavesandtyrants,wearedisposedtosetyoufree,unharmed,ontheseconditions:first,that—"

"Curseyouforabarbariandog!"splutteredRabadash."DoyouthinkIwillevenhearyourconditions?Faugh!YoutalkverylargelyofnurtureandIknownotwhat.Itseasy,toamaninchains,ha!Takeoffthesevilebonds,givemeasword,andletanyofyouwhodaresthendebatewithme."

Nearlyallthelordssprangtotheirfeet,andCorinshouted:

"Father!CanIboxhim?Please."

"Peace!YourMajesties!MyLords!"saidKingLune."Havewenomoregravityamongusthantobesochafedbythetauntofapajock?Sitdown,Corin,orshaftleavethetable.IaskyourHighnessagain,tohearourconditions."

"Ihearnoconditionsfrombarbariansandsorcerers,"saidRabadash."Notoneofyoudaretouchahairofmyhead.EveryinsultyouhaveheapedonmeshallbepaidwithoceansofNarnianandArchenlandishblood.TerribleshallthevengeanceoftheTisrocbe:evennow.Butkillme,andtheburningsandtorturingsinthesenorthernlandsshallbecomeataletofrightentheworldathousandyearshence.Beware!Beware!Beware!TheboltofTashfallsfromabove!"

"Doesitevergetcaughtonahookhalf-way?"askedCorin.

"Shame,Corin,"saidtheKing."Nevertauntamansavewhenheisstrongerthanyou:then,asyouplease."

"OhyoufoolishRabadash,"sighedLucy.NextmomentCorwonderedwhyeveryoneatthetablehadrisenandwasstandingperfectlystill.Ofcoursehedidthesamehimself.Andthenhesawthereason.Aslanwasamongthemthoughnoonehadseenhimcoming.RabadashstartedastheimmenseshapeoftheLionpacedsoftlyinbetweenhimandhisaccusers.

"Rabadash,"saidAslan."Takeheed.Yourdoomisverynear,butyoumaystillavoidit.Forgetyourpride(whathaveyoutobeproudof?)andyouranger(whohasdoneyouwrong?)andacceptthemercyofthesegoodkings."

ThenRabadashrolledhiseyesandspreadouthismouthintoahorrible,longmirthlessgrinlikeashark,andwaggedhisearsupanddown(anyonecanlearnhowtodothisiftheytakethetrouble).HehadalwaysfoundthisveryeffectiveinCalormen.Thebravesthadtrembledwhenhemadethesefaces,andordinarypeoplehadfallentothefloor,andsensitivepeoplehadoftenfainted.ButwhatRabadashhadn'trealizedisthatitisveryeasytofrightenpeoplewhoknowyoucanhavethemboiledalivethemomentyougivetheword.Thegrimacesdidn'tlookatallalarminginArchenland;indeedLucyonlythoughtRabadashwasgoingtobesick.

"Demon!Demon!Demon!"shriekedthePrince."Iknowyou.YouarethefoulfiendofNarnia.Youaretheenemyofthegods.LearnwhoIam,horriblephantasIamdescendedfromTash,theinexorable,theirresistible.thecurseofTashisuponyou.Lightningintheshapeofscorpionsshallberainedonyou.ThemountainsofNarniashallbegroundintodust.The—"

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