chater ten travel withut the un (第14/15页)
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t king of the ancient giants，who lies buried there，caused this boast to be cut in the stone over his sepulchre；though the breaking up of some stones， and the carrying away of others for new buildings，and the filling up of the cuts with rubble，has left only two words that can still be read. Is it not the merriest jest in the world that you should have thought they were written to you ？”
This was like cold water down the back to Scrubb and Jill；for it seemed to them very likely that the words had nothing to do with their quest at all，and that they had been taken in by a mere accident.
“Don’t you mind him,”said Puddleglum. “There are no accidents. Our guide is Aslan；and he was there when the giant King caused the letters to be cut，and he knew already all things that would come of them；including this.”
“This guide of yours must be a long liver，friend,”said the Knight with another of his laughs.
Jill began to find them a little irritating.
“And it seems to
