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Prince Caspian CHAPTER ONE THE ISLAND（第1页）

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&herewerefourwhoseer，Susan，Edmund，andLudithasbeentoldinanotherbookcalledTheLiodtheWardrobehowtheyhadaremarkableadveheyhadopehedicwardrobeandfoundthemselvesinaquitedifferentworldfromours，andinthatdifferentworldtheyhadbeeKingsandQueensinatryarheywereinNarniatheyseemedtnforyearsawhentheycamebackthroughthedoorandfoundthemselvesinEnglandagain，itallseemedtohavetakeall.Atanyrate，icedthattheyhadeverbeenaway，aoldarown-up.

Thathadallhappenedayearago，andnowallfourofthemweresittiarailwaystationwithtrunksandplayboxespileduprouheywere，infatheirwaybacktoschool.Theyhadtraveledtogetherasfarasthisstation，whichwasajundhere，ies，orainwouldarriveahegirlsawaytoonesdinabouthalfanhourarainwouldarriveandtheboyswouldgoofftoanotherschool.Thefirstpartofthejourheywerealltogether，alwaysseemedtobepartoftheholidays;butheywouldbesayinggood-byeandgoiwayssosoon，everyoheholidayswerereallyoverandeveryoheirterm-timefeelingsbeginningagain，andtheywereallrathergloomyahinkofanythingtosay.Lucywasgoingtschoolforthefirsttime.

Itty，sleepy，trystationandtherewashardlyaheplatformexceptthemselves.SuddenlyLucygaveasharplittlecry，likesomeonewhohasbeenstungbya>

“What'sup，Lu?”

saidEdmund—andthensuddenlybrokeoffandmadeanoiselike“Ow!”

“Whataheoosuddehehadbeengoingtosay.Instead，hesaid，“Susago!Whatareyoudoing?Whereareymeto?”

“I'mnottougyou，”

saidSusan.“Someoneispullingme.Oh—oh—oh—stopit!”

&icedthatalltheothers'faceshadgoe.

&hesame，”

saidEdmundihlessvoice.“AsifIwerebeingdraggedalong.Amhtfulpulling—ugh!it'sbeginningagain.”

&oo，”

saidLucy.“Oh，I'tbearit.”

“Looksharp!”

shoutedEdmund.“Alldsaher.Thisismagitellbythefeeling.Quick!”

“Yes，”

saidSusan.“Holdhands.Oh，Idowishitwouldstop—oh!”

&theluggage，theseat，theplatform，aionhadpletelyvahefour，holdinghandsandpanting，fouandinginawoodyplace—suchawoodyplacethatbraiandtherewashardlyroomtomove.Theyallrubbedtheireyesandtookadeepbreath.

“Oh，Peter!”

exclaimedLucy.“Doyouthinkossiblyhavegotbaia?”

“Itmightbeanyeter.“I'tseeayardirees.Let&#etintotheopen—ifthereisanyopen.”

Withsomediffidwithsomestingsfromlesandprithorruggledoutofthethitheyhadanothersurprise.Everythingbecamemuchbrighter，andafterafewstepstheyfouheedgeofthewood，lookingdownonasandybeach.Afewyardsawayaverycalmseawasfallihsuyripplesthatitmadehardlyanysound.Therewasnolandinsightandnothesky.Thesunwasabhttobeatteno'them，andtheseawasadazzlioodsniffinginthesea-smell.

“ByJove!”

saidPeter.“Thisisgoodenough.”

&eslatereveryonewasbarefootedandwadinginthecoolclear>

“ThisisbetterthanbeinginastuffytrainonthewaybacktoLatinandFrendAlgebra!”

saidEdmund.Andthenforquitealoherewasalking，onlysplashingandlookingforshrimpsandcrabs.

“Allthesame，”