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'
Tie
her
up
,
'
he
shouted
.
It
was
Smee
who
tied
her
to
the
mast
.
'S
ee
here
,
honey
,
'
he
whispered
,
'
I
'll
save
you
if
you
promise
to
be
my
mother
.
'
But
not
even
for
Smee
would
she
make
such
a
promise
.
'
I
would
almost
rather
have
no
children
at
all
,
'
she
said
disdainfully
.
It
is
sad
to
know
that
not
a
boy
was
looking
at
her
as
Smee
tied
her
to
the
mast
;
the
eyes
of
all
were
on
the
plank
:
that
last
little
walk
they
were
about
to
take
.
They
were
no
longer
able
to
hope
that
they
would
walk
it
manfully
,
for
the
capacity
to
think
had
gone
from
them
;
they
could
stare
and
shiver
only
.
Hook
smiled
on
them
with
his
teeth
closed
,
and
took
a
step
toward
Wendy
.
His
intention
was
to
turn
her
face
so
that
she
should
see
the
boys
walking
the
plank
one
by
one
.
But
he
never
reached
her
,
he
never
heard
the
cry
of
anguish
he
hoped
to
wring
from
her
.
He
heard
something
else
instead
.
It
was
the
terrible
tick-tick
of
the
crocodile
.
They
all
heard
it
--
pirates
,
boys
,
Wendy
;
and
immediately
every
head
was
blown
in
one
direction
;
not
to
the
water
whence
the
sound
proceeded
,
but
toward
Hook
All
knew
that
what
was
about
to
happen
concerned
him
alone
,
and
that
from
being
actors
they
were
suddenly
become
spectators
.
Very
frightful
was
it
to
see
the
change
that
came
over
him
.
It
was
as
if
he
had
been
clipped
at
every
joint
.
He
fell
in
a
little
heap
.
The
sound
came
steadily
nearer
;
and
in
advance
of
it
came
this
ghastly
thought
,
'
The
crocodile
is
about
to
board
the
ship
.
'
