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CHAPTER SIX THE PEOPLE THAT LIVED IN HIDING（第1页）

CHAPTERSIXTHEPEOPLETHATLIVEDINHIDING

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hehappiesttimesthathadeverknown.OnafinesummermwhenthedewlayonthegrasshesetoffwiththeBadgerathroughtheforesttoahighsaddleiainsanddownontotheirsunnysouthernslopeswhereonelreenwoldsofArd.

“WewillgofirsttyBears，”

saidTrumpkin.

Theyagladetoanoldhollowoaktreecoveredwithmoss，aappedwithhispawthreetimesorunkandtherewasheappedagainandawoollysortofvoiinsidesaid，“Goaway.It'supyet.”

Butedthethirdtimetherewasanoiselikeasmallearthquakefrominsideandasortofdooropecamethreebrownbears，verybulgyindeedandblileeyes.Ahinghadbeehem（whichtookaloheyweresosleepy）theysaid，justasTrufflehunterhadsaid，thatasonofAdamoughttobeKingofNarniaandallkissed—verywet，snufflykissestheywere—andofferedhimsomehoney.didhohoutbread，atthattimeinthem，buthethoughtitpolitetoaccept.Ittookhimaloerwardtogetunsticky.

&heywentontilltheygtallbeechtreesaercalledout，“Pattertwig!Pattertwig!Pattertwig!”

andalmostatondingdownfrombranchtillhewasjustabovetheirheads，camethemostmagredsquirrelthathadeverseen.Hewasfarbiggerthantheordinarydumbsquirrelswhichhehadsometimesseelegardens;indeedhewashesizeofaterrierayoulookedinhisfaceyousawthathecouldtalk.Ihedifficultywastogethimtostoptalking，for，likeallsquirrels，hewasachatterer.Heweledatondaskedifhewouldlikeanutandsaidthanks，hewould.ButasPattertwigwentboundingawaytofetchit，Trufflehunterwhisperedin'sear，“Don'tlook.Looktheotherway.It'sverybadmannersamoegoingtohisstoreortolookasifyouwaokwas.”

ThewigcamebackwiththenutandateitaPattertwigaskedifhecouldtakeaherfriends.“FonearlyeverywherewithoutsettingfoottogrourufflehuheDwarfsthoughtthisaverygoodideaawigmessagestoallsortsofpeoplewithqueerhemalltoetoafeastandDanatmidsahead.“Andyou'dbettertellthethreeBulgiestoo，”

addedTrumpkiomentionittothem.”

&visitwastotheSevenBrothersWood.Trumpkihewaybacktothesaddleandthewardoherhemountainstilltheycametoaverysolemnplagrodfirtrees.Theywelyalycouldfeelthegroundshakeunderhisfeetasifsomeonewerehammerirumpkioaflatstohesizeofthetopofawater-butt，awithhisfpauseitwasmovedawaybysomeohih，andtherewasadark，rouhagooddealofheatandsteamingoutofitandinthemiddleoftheholetheheadofaDwarfverylikeTrumpkiherewasalohedwarfseemedmoresuspitheSquirrelyBearshadbeen，butihewholepartywereioedoianfoundhimselfdesgadarkstairwayiwhehebottomhesawfirelight.Itwasthelightofafurhewholeplacewasasmithy.Asubterrareamranpastoereatthebellows，anotherwasholdingapieceofred-hotmetalontheanvilairoftongs，afourthwashammeringit，andtwo，wipingtheirhornylittlehandsoh，wereingforwardtomeetthevisitors.IttooksometimetosatisfythemthatwasafriendandwheheyallglivetheKing，”

aswerenoble—mailshirtsasandswordsfordTrumpkinandNikabrik.TheBadgercouldhavehadthesameifhehadliked，buthesaidhewasabeast，hewas，andifhisdteethotkeephisskiwasn'tworthkeeping.Theofthearmswasfarfihananyhadeverseen，andhegladlyacceptedtheDwarf-madeswordinsteadofhisown，whichlooked，inparison，asfeebleasatoyandasclumsyasastick.Thesevenbrothers（whowereallRedDromisedtoetothefeastatDan.

Alittlefartheron，inadry，roetheyreachedthecaveoffiveBlackDwarfs.Theylookedsuspiciouslyat，butiheeldestofthemsaid，“IfheisagainstMiraz，we'llhavehimf.”

Asaid，“Shallforyou，upts?There'sawoandaHagthatwetroduceyouto，upthere.”

&ainlynot，”

said.

“Ishouldthinknot，indeed，”

saidTrufflehusortonourside.”

Nikabrikdisagreedwiththis，butTrumpkinandtheBadgeroverruledhim.Itgaveashocktorealizethatthehorriblecreaturesoutoftheoldstories，aswellasthenies，hadsomedestsinNarniastill.

“WeshouldnothaveAslanforfrieinthatrabble，”

saidTrufflehuheycameawayfromthecaveoftheBlackD>

“Oh，Aslan!”

saidTrumpkiptuously.“Whatmattersmuchmoreisthatyouwouldn'thaveme.”

“DoyoubelieveinAslan?”

saidtoNikabrik.

“I'llbelieveihing，”

saidNikabrik，“that'llbatterthesecursedTelmarinebarbarianstopiecesordrivethemoutofNarnia.Ahing，AslaeWitch，doyouuand?”

“Silence，”

saidTrufflehunter.“Youdonotknowwhaty.ShewasaworseehanMirazandallhisrace.”

“NottoDwarfs，shewasn't，”