chater ixteen what haened abut the tatue (第1/13页)
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“WHAT an extraordinary place ！”cried Lucy．“All those stone animals-and people too ！ It’s-it’s like a museum．”
“Hush，”said Susan，“Aslan’s doing something．”
He was indeed．He had bounded up to the stone lion and breathed on him．Then without waiting a moment he whisked round-almost as if he had been a cat chasing its tail-and breathed also on the stone dwarf，which（as you remember）was standing a few feet from the lion with his back to it．Then he pounced on a tall stone dryad which stood beyond the dwarf，turned rapidly aside to deal with a stone rabbit on his right，and rushed on to two centaurs．But at that moment Lucy said，
“Oh，Susan ！ Look ！ Look at the lion．”
I expect you’ve seen someone put a lighted match to a bit of newspaper which is propped up in a grate against an unlit fire．And for a second nothing seems to have happened；and then you notice a tiny streak of flame creeping along the edge of the newspaper．
It was like that now．For a second after
