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Atthis, halftheTelmarinesbeganwhimpering, “'sgoingtokillusall, sendusrightoutoftheworld,” andtheotherhalfbeganthrowingouttheirchestsandslappingoneanotheronthebackandwhispering, “'tbelongtothisplacewithallitsqueer, nasty, 'reofroyalblood, you'llsee.” AndevenCaspianandCorneliusandthechildrenturnedtoAslanwithlooksofamazementontheirfaces.

“Peace,” .

“You, SirCaspian,” saidAslan, “mighthaveknownthatyoucouldbenotrueKingofNarniaunless, liketheKingsofold, youwereasonofAdamandcamefromtheworldofAdam', inadeepseaofthatworldwhichiscalledtheSouthSea, : killedthenativesandtookthenativewomenforwives, andmadepalmwine, anddrankandweredrunk, andlayintheshadeofthepalmtrees, andwokeupandquarreled, , andwent, astheythought, , , : , orrose, orblundered, ordroppedrightthrough, andfoundthemselvesinthisworld, : ; andaftermanygenerationstherewasafamineinTelmarandtheyinvadedNarnia, whichwastheninsomedisorder (butthatalsowouldbealongstory), , KingCaspian?”

“Idoindeed, Sir,” saidCaspian.“IwaswishingthatIcameofamorehonourablelineage.”

“YoucomeoftheLordAdamandtheLadyEve,” saidAslan.“Andthatisbothhonourenoughtoerecttheheadofthepoorestbeggar, .”

Caspianbowed.

“Andnow,” saidAslan, “youmenandwomenofTelmar, willyougobacktothatislandintheworldofmenfromwhichyourfathersfirstcame? , , andfruitfulsoil, andtimberforbuilding, andfishinthelagoons;; butthisImustwarnyou, thatonceyouhavegonethrough, .”

, decentlookingfellowamongtheTelmarinesoldierspushedforwardandsaid:“Well, I'lltaketheoffer.”