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chater thirteen the three leeer（第2页）
“It’sbeenalongsleep，though，”saidEdmund，“tolettheirhairgrowlikethis．”
“Itmustbeanenchantedsleep，”saidLucy．“Ifeltthemomentwelandedonthisislandthatitwasfullofmagic．Oh！doyouthinkwehaveperhapscomeheretobreakit？”
“Wecantry，”saidCaspian，andbeganshakingthenearestofthethreesleepers．Foramomenteveryonethoughthewasgoingtobesuccessful，forthemanbreathedhardandmuttered，“I’llgoeastwardnomore．OutoarsforNarnia．”Buthesankbackalmostatonceintoayetdeepersleepthanbefore：thatis，hisheavyheadsaggedafewincheslowertowardsthetableandalleffortstorousehimagainwereuseless．Withtheseconditwasmuchthesame．“Weren’tborntolivelikeanimals．Gettotheeastwhileyou’veachance-landsbehindthesun，”andsankdown．Andthethirdonlysaid，“Mustard，please，”andslepthard．
“OutoarsforNarnia，eh？”saidDrinian．
“Yes，”saidCaspian，“youareright，Drinian．Ithinkourquestisatanend．Let’slookattheirrings．Yes，thesearetheirdevices．ThisistheLordRevilian．ThisistheLordArgoz：andthis，theLordMavramorn．”
“Butwecan’twakethem，”saidLucy．“Whatarewetodo？”
“BeggingyourMajesties’pardonsall，”saidRhince，“butwhynotfalltowhileyou’rediscussingit？Wedon’tseeadinnerlikethiseveryday．”
“Notforyourlife！”saidCaspian．
“That’sright，that’sright，”saidseveralofthesailors．
“Toomuchmagicabouthere．Thesoonerwe’rebackonboardthebetter．”
“Dependuponit，”saidReepicheep，“itwasfromeatingthisfoodthatthesethreelordscamebyasevenyears’sleep．”
“Iwouldn’ttouchittosavemylife，”saidDrinian．
“Thelight’sgoinguncommonquick，”saidRynelf．
“Backtoship，backtoship，”mutteredthemen．
“Ireallythink，”saidEdmund，“they’reright．Wecandecidewhattodowiththethreesleeperstomorrow．Wedaren’teatthefoodandthere’snopointinstayinghereforthenight．Thewholeplacesmellsofmagic-anddanger．”
“IamentirelyofKingEdmund’sopinion，”saidReepicheep，“asfarasconcernstheship’scompanyingeneral．ButImyselfwillsitatthistabletillsunrise．”
“Whyonearth？”saidEustace．
“Because，”saidtheMouse，“thisisaverygreatadventure，andnodangerseemstomesogreatasthatofknowingwhenIgetbacktoNarniathatIleftamysterybehindmethroughfear．”
“I’llstaywithyou，Reep，”saidEdmund．
“AndItoo，”saidCaspian．
“Andme，”saidLucy．AndthenEustacevolunteeredalso。ThiswasverybraveofhimbecauseneverhavingreadofsuchthingsorevenheardofthemtillhejoinedtheDawnTreadermadeitworseforhimthanfortheothers．
“IbeseechyourMajesty—”beganDrinian．
“No，myLord，”saidCaspian．“Yourplaceiswiththeship，andyouhavehadaday’sworkwhilewefivehaveidled．”TherewasalotofargumentaboutthisbutintheendCaspianhadhisway。Asthecrewmarchedofftotheshoreinthegatheringdusknoneofthefivewatchers，exceptperhapsReepicheep，couldavoidacoldfeelinginthestomach．
Theytooksometimechoosingtheirseatsattheperiloustable．Probablyeveryonehadthesamereasonbutnoonesaiditoutloud．Foritwasreallyarathernastychoice．Onecouldhardlybeartositallnightnexttothosethreeterriblehairyobjectswhich，ifnotdead，werecertainlynotaliveintheordinarysense．Ontheotherhand，tositatthefarend，sothatyouwouldseethemlessandlessasthenightgrewdarker，andwouldn’tknowiftheyweremoving，andperhapswouldn’tseethematallbyabouttwoo’clockno，itwasnottobethoughtof．Sotheysaunteredroundandroundthetablesaying，“Whatabouthere？”and“Orperhapsabitfurtheron，”or，“Whynotonthisside？”tillatlasttheysettleddownsomewhereaboutthemiddlebutnearertothesleepersthantotheotherend．Itwasabouttenbynowandalmostdark．Thosestrangenewconstellationsburnedintheeast．LucywouldhavelikeditbetteriftheyhadbeentheLeopardandtheShipandotheroldfriendsoftheNarniansky．
