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Peter Pan

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Yes, it is a dull beginning. I say, let us pretend that it is the end. And then at last they all got into bed for Wendy s story, the story they loved best, the story Peter hated. Usually when she began to tell this story he left the room or put his hands over his ears; and possibly if he had done either of those things this time they might all still be on the island. But to-night he remained on his stool; and we shall see what happened. Chapter XI. WENDY S STORY Listen, then, said Wendy, settling down to her story, with Michael at her feet and seven boys in the bed. There was once a gentleman I had rather he had been a lady, Curly said. I wish he had been a white rat, said Nibs. Quiet, their mother admonished them. There was a lady also, and Oh, mummy, cried the first twin, you mean that there is a lady also, don t you? She is not dead, is she? Oh, no. I am awfully glad she isn t dead, said Tootles. Are you glad, John? Of course I am. Are you glad, Nibs? Rather. 96
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