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AFTERthis，CaspianandhisTutorhadmanymoresecretconversationsonthetopoftheGreatTower，andateachconversationCaspianlearnedmoreaboutOldNarnia，sothatthinkinganddreamingabouttheolddays，andlongingthattheymightcomeback，fillednearlyallhissparehours．Butofcoursehehadnotmanyhourstospare，fornowhiseducationwasbeginninginearnest．Helearnedsword-fightingandriding，swimminganddiving，howtoshootwiththebowandplayontherecorderandthetheorbo，howtohuntthestagandcuthimupwhenhewasdead，besidesCosmography，Rhetoric，Heraldry，Versification，andofcourseHistory，withalittleLaw，Physic，Alchemy，andAstronomy．OfMagichelearnedonlythetheory，forDoctorCorneliussaidthepracticalpartwasnotproperstudyforprinces．“AndImyself，”headded，“amonlyaveryimperfectmagicianandcandoonlythesmallestexperiments．”OfNavigation（“Whichisanobleandheroicalart，”saidtheDoctor）hewastaughtnothing，becauseKingMirazdisapprovedofshipsandthesea．
Healsolearnedagreatdealbyusinghisowneyesandears．Asalittleboyhehadoftenwonderedwhyhedislikedhisaunt，QueenPrunaprismia;henowsawthatitwasbecauseshedislikedhim．HealsobegantoseethatNarniawasanunhappycountry。ThetaxeswerehighandthelawsweresternandMirazwasacruelman。
AftersomeyearstherecameatimewhentheQueenseemedtobeillandtherewasagreatdealofbustleandpotheraboutherinthecastleanddoctorscameandthecourtierswhispered．Thiswasinearlysummertime．Andonenight，whileallthisfusswasgoingon，CaspianwasunexpectedlywakenedbyDoctorCorneliusafterhehadbeenonlyafewhoursinbed．
“ArewegoingtodoalittleAstronomy，Doctor？”saidCaspian。
“Hush！”saidtheDoctor．“TrustmeanddoexactlyasItellyou．Putonallyourclothes;youhavealongjourneybeforeyou．”
Caspianwasverysurprised，buthehadlearnedtohaveconfidenceinhisTutorandhebegandoingwhathewastoldatonce．WhenhewasdressedtheDoctorsaid，“Ihaveawalletforyou．WemustgointothenextroomandfillitwithvictualsfromyourHighness’ssuppertable．”
“Mygentlemen-in-waitingwillbethere，”saidCaspian．
“Theyarefastasleepandwillnotwake，”saidtheDoctor．“IamaveryminormagicianbutIcanatleastcontriveacharmedsleep．”
Theywentintotheantechamberandthere，sureenough，thetwogentlemen-in-waitingwere，sprawlingonchairsandsnoringhard．DoctorCorneliusquicklycutuptheremainsofacoldchickenandsomeslicesofvenisonandputthem，withbreadandanappleorsoandalittleflaskofgoodwine，intothewalletwhichhethengavetoCaspian．ItfittedonbyastrapoverCaspian’sshoulder，likeasatchelyouwouldusefortakingbookstoschool．
“Haveyouyoursword？”askedtheDoctor．
“Yes，”saidCaspian．
“Thenputthismantleoveralltohidetheswordandthewallet．That’sright．AndnowwemustgototheGreatTowerandtalk．”
WhentheyhadreachedthetopoftheTower（itwasacloudynight，notatalllikethenightwhentheyhadseentheconjunctionofTarvaandAlambil）DoctorCorneliussaid，
“DearPrince，youmustleavethiscastleatonceandgotoseekyourfortuneinthewideworld．Yourlifeisindangerhere．”
“Why？”askedCaspian．
"BecauseyouarethetrueKingofNarnia:CaspiantheTenth，thetruesonandheirofCaspiantheNinth．LonglifetoyourMajesty’—andsuddenly，toCaspian’sgreatsurprise，thelittlemandroppeddownononekneeandkissedhishand．
“Whatdoesitallmean？Idon’tunderstand，”saidCaspian．
“Iwonderyouhaveneveraskedmebefore，”saidtheDoctor，“why，beingthesonofKingCaspian，youarenotKingCaspianyourself．EveryoneexceptyourMajestyknowsthatMirazisausurper．WhenhefirstbegantorulehedidnotevenpretendtobetheKing:hecalledhimselfLordProtector．Butthenyourroyalmotherdied，thegoodQueenandtheonlyTelmarinewhowaseverkindtome．Andthen，onebyone，allthegreatlords，whohadknownyourfather，diedordisappeared．Notbyaccident，either．Mirazweededthemout．BelisarandUvilaswereshotwitharrowsonahuntingparty:bychance，itwaspretended．AllthegreathouseofthePassaridshesenttofightgiantsonthenorthernfrontiertillonebyonetheyfell．ArlianandErimonandadozenmoreheexecutedfortreasononafalsecharge．ThetwobrothersofBeaversdamheshutupasmadmen．Andfinallyhepersuadedthesevennoblelords，whoaloneamongalltheTelmarinesdidnotfearthesea，tosailawayandlookfornewlandsbeyondtheEasternOcean，and，asheintended，theynevercameback．Andwhentherewasnooneleftwhocouldspeakawordforyou，thenhisflatterers（ashehadinstructedthem）beggedhimtobecomeKing．Andofcoursehedid．”
“Doyoumeanhenowwantstokillmetoo？”saidCaspian．
“Thatisalmostcertain，”saidDoctorCornelius．
“Butwhynow？”saidCaspian．“Imean，whydidn’thedoitlongagoifhewantedto？AndwhatharmhaveIdonehim？”
“Hehaschangedhismindaboutyoubecauseofsomethingthathappenedonlytwohoursago．TheQueenhashadason．”
“Idon’tseewhatthat’sgottodowithit，”saidCaspian．
“Don’tsee！”exclaimedtheDoctor．“HaveallmylessonsinHistoryandPoliticstaughtyounomorethanthat？Listen．Aslongashehadnochildrenofhisown，hewaswillingenoughthatyoushouldbeKingafterhedied．Hemaynothavecaredmuchaboutyou，buthewouldratheryoushouldhavethethronethanastranger．NowthathehasasonofhisownhewillwanthisownsontobethenextKing．Youareintheway．He’llclearyououtoftheway．”
“Ishereallyasbadasthat？”saidCaspian．“Wouldhereallymurderme？”
“HemurderedyourFather，”saidDoctorCornelius．
Caspianfeltveryqueerandsaidnothing．
“Icantellyouthewholestory，”saidtheDoctor．“Butnotnow．Thereisnotime．Youmustflyatonce．”
“You’llcomewithme？”saidCaspian．
“Idarenot，”saidtheDoctor．“Itwouldmakeyourdangergreater．Twoaremoreeasilytrackedthanone．DearPrince，dearKingCaspian，youmustbeverybrave．Youmustgoaloneandatonce．TrytogetacrossthesouthernbordertothecourtofKingNainofArchenland．Hewillbegoodtoyou．”
“ShallIneverseeyouagain？”saidCaspianinaquaveringvoice．
“Ihopeso，dearKing，”saidtheDoctor．“WhatfriendhaveIinthewideworldexceptyourMajesty？AndIhavealittlemagic．Butinthemeantime，speediseverything．Herearetwogiftsbeforeyougo．Thisisalittlepurseofgold—alas，allthetreasureinthiscastleshouldbeyourownbyrights．Andhereissomethingfarbetter．”
HeputinCaspian’shandssomethingwhichhecouldhardlyseebutwhichheknewbythefeeltobeahorn．
“That，”saidDoctorCornelius，“isthegreatestandmostsacredtreasureofNarnia．ManyterrorsIendured，manyspellsdidIutter，tofindit，whenIwasstillyoung．ItisthemagichornofQueenSusanherselfwhichsheleftbehindherwhenshevanishedfromNarniaattheendoftheGoldenAge．Itissaidthatwhoeverblowsitshallhavestrangehelp—noonecansayhowstrange．ItmayhavethepowertocallQueenLucyandKingEdmundandQueenSusanandHighKingPeterbackfromthepast，andtheywillsetalltorights．ItmaybethatitwillcallupAslanhimself．Takeit，KingCaspian:butdonotuseitexceptatyourgreatestneed．Andnow，haste，haste，haste．ThelittledoorattheverybottomoftheTower，thedoorintothegarden，isunlocked．Therewemustpart．”
“CanIgetmyhorseDestrier？”saidCaspian．
“Heisalreadysaddledandwaitingforyoujustatthecorneroftheorchard．”
DuringthelongclimbdownthewindingstaircaseCorneliuswhisperedmanymorewordsofdirectionandadvice．Caspian’sheartwassinking，buthetriedtotakeitallin．Thencamethefreshairinthegarden，aferventhandclaspwiththeDoctor，arunacrossthelawn，awelcomingwhinnyfromDestrier，andsoKingCaspiantheTenthleftthecastleofhisfathers．Lookingback，hesawfireworksgoinguptocelebratethebirthofthenewprince．
Allnightherodesouthward，choosingby-waysandbridlepathsthroughwoodsaslongashewasincountrythatheknew;butafterwardshekepttothehighroad．Destrierwasasexcitedashismasteratthisunusualjourney，andCaspian，thoughtearshadcomeintohiseyesatsayinggood-byetoDoctorCornelius，feltbraveand，inaway，happy，tothinkthathewasKingCaspianridingtoseekadventures，withhisswordonhislefthipandQueenSusan’smagichornonhisright．Butwhendaycame，withasprinkleofrain，andhelookedabouthimandsawoneverysideunknownwoods，wildheaths，andbluemountains，hethoughthowlargeandstrangetheworldwasandfeltfrightenedandsmall．
Assoonasitwasfulldaylighthelefttheroadandfoundanopengrassyplaceamidawoodwherehecouldrest．HetookoffDestrier’sbridleandlethimgraze，atesomecoldchickenanddrankalittlewine，andpresentlyfellasleep．Itwaslateafternoonwhenheawoke．Heateamorselandcontinuedhisjourney，stillsouthward，bymanyunfrequentedlanes．Hewasnowinalandofhills，goingupanddown，butalwaysmoreupthandown．Fromeveryridgehecouldseethemountainsgrowingbiggerandblackerahead．Astheeveningclosedin，hewasridingtheirlowerslopes．Thewindrose．Soonrainfellintorrents．Destrierbecameuneasy;therewasthunderintheair．Andnowtheyenteredadarkandseeminglyendlesspineforest，andallthestoriesCaspianhadeverheardoftreesbeingunfriendlytoMancrowdedintohismind．Herememberedthathewas，afterall，aTelmarine，oneoftheracewhocutdowntreeswherevertheycouldandwereatwarwithallwildthings;andthoughhehimselfmightbeunlikeotherTelmarines，thetreescouldnotbeexpectedtoknowthis．
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