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sface,andmarkedeverywordthathesaidtotheMonkey,thenIchangedmymind：

forIsawthattheTarkaandidnotbelieveinithimself.AndthenIunderstoodthathedidnotbelieveinTashatall：

forifhehad,howcouldhedaretomockhim?

WhenIunderstoodthis,agreatragefelluponmeandIwonderedthatthetrueTashdidnotstrikedownboththeMonkeyandtheTarkaanwithfirefromheaven.NeverthelessIhidmyangerandheldmytongueandwaitedtoseehowitwouldend.Butlastnight,assomeofyouknow,theMonkeybroughtnotforththeyellowthingbutsaidthatallwhodesiredtolookuponTashlan-forsotheymixedthetwowordstopretendthattheywereallone-mustpassonebyoneintothehovel.AndIsaidtomyself,Doubtlessthisissomeotherdeception.ButwhentheCathadfollowedinandhadcomeoutagaininamadnessofterror,thenIsaidtomyself,SurelythetrueTash,whomtheycalledonwithoutknowledgeorbelief,hasnowcomeamongus,andwillavengehimself.AndthoughmyheartwasturnedintowaterinsidemebecauseofthegreatnessandterrorofTash,yetmydesirewasstrongerthanmyfear,andIputforceuponmykneestostaythemfromtrembling,andonmyteeththattheyshouldnotchatter,andresolvedtolookuponthefaceofTashthoughheshouldslayme.SoIofferedmyselftogointothehovel;

andtheTarkaan,thoughunwillingly,letmego.

AssoonasIhadgoneinatthedoor,thefirstwonderwasthatIfoundmyselfinthisgreatsunlight（asweallarenow）thoughtheinsideofthehovelhadlookeddarkfromoutside.ButIhadnotimetomarvelatthis,forimmediatelyIwasforcedtofightformyheadagainstoneofourownmen.AssoonasIsawhimIunderstoodthattheMonkeyandtheTarkaanhadsethimtheretoslayanywhocameinifhewerenotintheirsecrets：

sothatthismanalsowasaliarandamockerandnotrueservantofTash.Ihadthebetterwilltofighthim;

andhavingslainthevillain,Icasthimoutbehindmethroughthedoor.

ThenIlookedaboutmeandsawtheskyandthewidelands,andsmelledthesweetness.AndIsaid,BytheGods,thisisapleasantplace：

itmaybethatIamcomeintothecountryofTash.AndIbegantojourneyintothestrangecountryandtoseekhim.

SoIwentovermuchgrassandmanyflowersandamongallkindsofwholesomeanddelectabletreestilllo!

inanarrowplacebetweentworockstherecametomeetmeagreatLion.Thespeedofhimwasliketheostrich,andhissizewasanelephant'

s;

hishairwaslikepuregoldandthebrightnessofhiseyeslikegoldthatisliquidinthefurnace.HewasmoreterriblethantheFlamingMountainofLagour,andinbeautyhesurpassedallthatisintheworldevenastheroseinbloomsurpassesthedustofthedesert.ThenIfellathisfeetandthought,Surelythisisthehourofdeath,fortheLion（whoisworthyofallhonour）willknowthatIhaveservedTashallmydaysandnothim.Nevertheless,itisbettertoseetheLionanddiethantobeTisrocoftheworldandliveandnottohaveseenhim.ButtheGloriousOnebentdownhisgoldenheadandtouchedmyforeheadwithhistongueandsaid,Son,thouartwelcome.ButIsaid,Alas,Lord,IamnosonofthinebuttheservantofTash.Heanswered,Child,alltheservicethouhastdonetoTash,Iaccountasservicedonetome.Thenbyreasonsofmygreatdesireforwisdomandunderstanding,IovercamemyfearandquestionedtheGloriousOneandsaid,Lord,isitthentrue,astheApesaid,thatthouandTashareone?

TheLiongrowledsothattheearthshook（buthiswrathwasnotagainstme）andsaid,Itisfalse.NotbecauseheandIareone,butbecauseweareopposites,Itaketometheserviceswhichthouhastdonetohim.ForIandheareofsuchdifferentkindsthatnoservicewhichisvilecanbedonetome,andnonewhichisnotvilecanbedonetohim.ThereforeifanymanswearbyTashandkeephisoathfortheoath'

ssake,itisbymethathehastrulysworn,thoughheknowitnot,anditisIwhorewardhim.Andifanymandoacrueltyinmyname,then,thoughhesaysthenameAslan,itisTashwhomheservesandbyTashhisdeedisaccepted.Dostthouunderstand,Child?

Isaid,Lord,thouknowesthowmuchIunderstand.ButIsaidalso（forthetruthconstrainedme）,YetIhavebeenseekingTashallmydays.Beloved,saidtheGloriousOne,unlessthydesirehadbeenformethouwouldstnothavesoughtsolongandsotruly.Forallfindwhattheytrulyseek.

Thenhebreatheduponmeandtookawaythetremblingfrommylimbsandcausedmetostanduponmyfeet.Andafterthat,hesaidnotmuch,butthatweshouldmeetagain,andImustgofurtherupandfurtherin.Thenheturnedhimaboutinastormandflurryofgoldandwasgonesuddenly.

Andsincethen,OKingsandLadies,Ihavebeenwanderingtofindhimandmyhappinessissogreatthatitevenweakensmelikeawound.Andthisisthemarvelofmarvels,thathecalledmeBeloved,mewhoambutasadog-"

Eh?

What'

sthat?

"

saidoneoftheDogs.

Sir,"

saidEmeth."

ItisbutafashionofspeechwhichwehaveinCalormen."

Well,Ican'

tsayit'

soneIlikeverymuch,"

saidtheDog.

Hedoesn'

tmeananyharm,"

saidanolderDog.

Afterall,wecallourpuppiesBoyswhentheydon'

tbehaveproperly."

Sowedo,"

saidthefirstDog."

Orgirls."

S-s-sh!

saidtheOldDog."

That'

snotanicewordtouse.Rememberwhereyouare."

Look!

saidJillsuddenly.Someonewascoming,rathertimidly,tomeetthem;

agracefulcreatureonfourfeet,allsilvery-grey.Andtheystaredathimforawholetensecondsbeforefiveorsixvoicessaidallatonce,"

Why,it'

soldPuzzle!

Theyhadneverseenhimbydaylightwiththelion-skinoff,anditmadeanextraordinarydifference.Hewashimselfnow：

abeautifuldonkeywithsuchasoft,greycoatandsuchagentle,honestfacethatifyouhadseenhimyouwouldhavedonejustwhatJillandLucydid-rushedforwardandputyourarmsroundhisneckandkissedhisnoseandstrokedhisears.

　　Whentheyaskedhimwherehehadbeenhesaidhehadcomeinatthedooralongwithalltheothercreaturesbuthehad-well,totellthetruth,hehadbeenkeepingoutoftheirwayasmuchashecould;

andoutofAslan'

sway.ForthesightoftherealLionhadmadehimsoashamedofallthatnonsenseaboutdressingupinalion-skinthathedidnotknowhowtolookanyoneintheface.ButwhenhesawthatallhisfriendsweregoingawayWestward,andafterhehadhadamouthfulofgrass（"

AndI'

venevertastedsuchgoodgrassinmylife,"

saidPuzzle）,hepluckeduphiscourageandfollowed."

ButwhatI'

lldoifIreallyhavetomeetAslan,I'

msureIdon'

tknow,"

headded.

You'

llfinditwillbeallrightwhenyoureallydo,"

saidQueenLucy.

　　Thentheywentforwardtogether,alwaysWestward,forthatseemedtobethedirectionAslanhadmeantwhenhecriedout,"

Furtherupandfutherin."

Manyothercreatureswereslowlymovingthesameway,butthatgrassycountrywasverywideandtherewasnocrowding.

　　Itstillseemedtobeearly,andthemorningfreshnesswasintheair.Theykeptonstoppingtolookroundandtolookbehindthem,partlybecauseitwassobeautifulbutpartlyalsobecausetherewassomethingaboutitwhichtheycouldnotunderstand.

Peter,"

saidLucy,"

whereisthis,doyousuppose?

Idon'

saidtheHighKing."

ItremindsmeofsomewherebutIcan'

tgiveitaname.Coulditbesomewhereweoncestayedforaholidaywhenwewerevery,verysmall?

Itwouldhavetohavebeenajollygoodholiday,"

saidEustace."

Ibetthereisn'

tacountrylikethisanywhereinourworld.Lookatthecolours!

Youcouldn'

tgetablueliketheblueonthosemountainsinourworld."

IsitnotAslan'

scountry?

saidTirian.

NotlikeAslan'

scountryontopofthatmountainbeyondtheEasternendoftheworld,"

saidJill."

I'

vebeenthere."

Ifyouaskme,"

saidEdmund,"

it'

slikesomewhereintheNarnianworld.Lookatthosemountainsahead-andthebigice-mountainsbeyondthem.Surelythey'

reratherlikethemountainsweusedtoseefromNarnia,theonesupWestwardbeyondtheWaterfall?

Yes,sotheyare,"

saidPeter."

Onlythesearebigger."

tthinkthoseonesaresoverylikeanythinginNarnia,"

saidLucy."

Butlookthere.