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"
Good
,
"
whispered
Karlsson
.
"
Then
our
light
will
show
up
all
the
better
.
"
But
for
the
present
he
had
the
light
switched
off
,
"
Because
we
're
going
to
arrive
as
a
delightful
surprise
,
"
whispered
Karlsson
,
smiling
contentedly
under
the
blanket
.
Slowly
,
slowly
the
tent
glided
forward
from
behind
the
curtain
.
Betty
and
Roger
were
sitting
on
the
small
couch
by
the
opposite
wall
.
Slowly
,
slowly
the
tent
moved
in
their
direction
.
"
I
like
you
,
Betty
,
"
Eric
heard
a
boy
's
husky
voice
saying
.
What
a
fool
he
must
be
,
that
Roger
!
"
Do
you
?
"
said
Betty
,
and
there
was
silence
again
.
Like
a
dark
hillock
the
tent
glided
across
the
floor
.
Slowly
and
surely
it
went
toward
the
couch
--
nearer
and
nearer
it
moved
;
now
it
was
only
a
few
feet
away
,
but
the
two
sitting
there
neither
heard
nor
saw
it
.
"
Do
you
like
me
?
"
asked
Betty
's
Roger
,
shyly
.
He
never
had
an
answer
,
for
at
this
very
moment
the
sharp
beam
from
the
pocket
light
cut
across
the
gray
shadows
of
the
room
and
shone
right
in
his
face
.
He
sprang
up
,
and
Betty
gave
a
cry
;
there
was
a
burst
of
giggling
and
the
sound
of
hasty
shuffling
feet
,
retreating
in
the
direction
of
the
hall
.
You
can
not
see
anything
when
you
have
just
been
blinded
by
a
light
.
But
you
can
hear
.
And
Betty
and
Roger
heard
the
laughter
--
mischievous
,
delighted
laughter
that
seemed
to
bubble
from
the
direction
of
the
curtain
.
"
It
's
my
horrid
little
brother
,
"
said
Betty
.
"
I
'll
teach
him
a
lesson
...
"
Eric
could
not
stop
laughing
.
