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ThenRabadashrolledhiseyesahismouthintoahorrible，lrinlikeashark，andwaggedhisearsupanddown（anyoodothisiftheytakethetrouble）.Hehadalwaysfouiveihebravesthadtrembledwhehesefadordinarypeoplehadfallentothefloor，aivepeoplehadoftewhatRabadashhadn'trealizedisthatitisveryeasythtenpeoplewhoknowyouhavethemboiledalivethemomentyougivethewrima'tlookatallalarminginArd;indeedLulythoughtRabadashwasgoingtobesick.
“Demon!Demon!DemohePrinowyou.YouarethefoulfiendofNarnia.Youaretheehegods.LearnwhoIam，horriblephantasIamdesTash，theiheirresistible.thecurseofTashisuponyou.LightningintheshapeofssshallberainedoainsofNarniashallbegroundintodust.The—”
“Haveacare，Rabadash，”
saidAslahedoomisisatthedoor:ithasliftedthelatch.”
&heskiesfall，”
shriekedRabadash.“Lettheearthgape!Letbloodaeratetheworld!ButbesureIwillillIhavedraggedtomypalacebyherhairthebarbariahedaughterofdogs，the—”
“Thehourhasstruck，”
saidAslan:andRabadashsaw，tohissupremehorror，thateveryoolaugh.
They'thelpit.RabadashhadbeenwaggihetimeandassoonasAslansaid，“Thehourhasstruck!”
theearsbegantoge.Theygreointedandsoonwerecrayhair.Andwhileeveryonewaswwheretheyhadseenearslikethatbefore，Rabadash'sfatogeter，ahetereyed，andthenosesankbatotheface（orelsethefaceswelledoutandbeose）andtherewashairalloverit.Andhisarmsgrewlongerandinfrontofhimtillhishaingontheground:onlytheyweren'thands，now，theywerehoofs.Aandingonallfours，andhisclothesdisappeared，andeveryonelaughedlouderandlouder（becausethey'thelpit）fornowwhathadbeenRabadashlyandunmistakably，adoerriblethingwasthathishumaedjustamomehanhishumawhehegethatwas，hescreamedout:
“Oh，notaDonkey!Mercy!Ifitwereevenahorse—e'en—ahor—eeh—auh，eeh-auh.”
Andsothewordsdiedawayintoadonkey'sbray.
“Nowhearme，Rabadash，”
saidAslan.“Justiceshallbemixedwithmercy.YoushallnotalwaysbeanAss.”
AtthisofcoursetheDocheditsearsforwardandthatalsowassofunnythateverybodylaughedallthemore.Theytriednotto，buttheytriedinvain.
“YouhaveappealedtoTash，”
saidAslan.“AempleofTashyoushallbehealed.YoumuststaarofTashinTashbaaAutumhisyearahesightofallTashbaan，yourass'sshapewillfallfromyouandallmenwillknowyouforPrinceRabadash.Butaslongasyoulive，ifeveryougomorethantenmilesawayfromthegreattempleinTashbaanyoushallinstantlybeeagainasyounoware.Andfromthatsegetherewillbeurn.”
Therewasashortsileheirredaoheywerewakingfromsleep.Aslaherewasabrightheairandonthegrass，andajoyis，whichassuredthemthathehadbeennodream:andahedonkeyinfrontofthe
Kihekiedofmenandonseeihisregrettablehefotallhisanger.
“Yhness，”
hesaid.“Iammosttrulysorrythatthiothisextremity.Yhnesswillbearwititwasn.AndofcourseweshallbedelightedtoprhhshippingbacktoTashbaamentrescribed.Youshallhaveeveryfortwhichyhness'ssituationallows:thebestofthecattleboats—thefreshestdthistles—”
ButadeafeningbrayfromtheDonkeyandawell-aimedkieoftheguardsmadeitclearthatthesekindlyratefullyreceived.
Ahimoutoftheway，I'dbetterfinishoffthestoryofRabadash.He（orit）wasdulysentbackbyboattoTashbaanandbroughtiashatthegreatAutumival，andthenhebeagain.Butofcoursefourorfivethousandpeoplehadseeransformationandtheaffairotpossiblybehushedup.AheoldTisroc'sdeathwhenRabadashbecameTisrohisplaedoutthemostpeaceableTisroenhadeverknown.Thiswasbeomorethaashbaan，heevergoonawarhimself:andhedidn'twanthisTarkaanstowiheehatisthewayTisrocsgetoverthrown.Butthoughhisreasomadethingsmufortableforallthesmallertriesrounden.Hisownpeotthathehadbeenadhisreign，andtohisface，hewascalledRabadashthePeacemaker，butafterhisdeathandbehindhisbackhewascalledRabadashtheRididifyoulookhimupinagoodHistoryofen（trythelocallibrary）youwillfindhimuothisdayineneschools，ifyoudoanythingunusuallystupid，youareverylikelytobecalled“asedRabadash”
.
MeaAnvardeveryohathehadbeendisposedofbeforetherealfunbegan，whichwasagraheldthateveningonthelawle，withdozensoflaohelpthemoonlight.AndthewialesweretoldandjokeswerecradthensilencewasmadeandtheKing'spoetwithtwofiddlerssteppedoutintothemiddleofthecircle.Aravisahemselvestobebored，fortheoheykheenekind，andyouknohatthatwaslike.Butattheveryfirstscrapeofthefiddlesarocketseemedtogoupiheirheads，ahegreatoldlayofFairOlvinaheGiaurostohatistheinofMouwasatwo-headedGiant）andwontheLadyLilnforhisbride;awasovertheywisheditwasgoingtobeginagain.AndthoughBree'tsihestoryofthefightatZalindreh.AndLucytoldagain（theyhadall，exceptAravisamaheyallwaagaialeoftheWardrobeandhowsheandKingEdmundandQueenSusaheHighKinghadfirsteintoNarnia.
Aly，aspeer，KingLunesaidifwastimefpeopletobeiomorrow，Cor，”
headded，“shalteoverallthecastlewithmearesandmarkallitsstrengthandweakness:foritwillbethioguardwhenI'mgone.”
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