C·S·路易斯提示您:看后求收藏(炎黄中文www.yhzw.org),接着再看更方便。
our back(which ’e’d take it very kindly)and trot’im over to where the Lion is.And me and the little girl will be following along.”
“Ride ?”said Strawberry.“Oh,I remember now.That means sitting on my back.I remember there used to be a little one of you two-leggers who used to do that long ago.He used to have little hard,square lumps of some white stuff that he gave me. They tasted-oh,wonderful,sweeter than grass.”
“Ah,that’d be sugar,”said the Cabby.
“Please,Strawberry,”begged Digory,“do,do let me get up and take me to Aslan.”
“Well,I don’t mind,”said the Horse.“Not for once in a way.Up you get.”
“Good old Strawberry,”said the Cabby.“‘Ere,young’ un ,I’l l give you a lift.”Digory was soon on Strawberry’s back,and quite comfortable,for he had ridden bare-back before on his own pony.
“Now,do gee up,Strawberry,”he said.
“You don’t happen to have a bit of that white stuff about you, I suppose ?”said the Horse.
“No.I’m afraid I haven’t,”