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Every
morning
the
kennel
was
carried
with
Mr.
Darling
in
it
to
a
cab
,
which
conveyed
him
to
his
office
,
and
he
returned
home
in
the
same
way
at
six
.
Something
of
the
strength
of
character
of
the
man
will
be
seen
if
we
remember
how
sensitive
he
was
to
the
opinion
of
neighbours
:
this
man
whose
every
movement
now
attracted
surprised
attention
.
Inwardly
he
must
have
suffered
torture
;
but
he
preserved
a
calm
exterior
even
when
the
young
criticised
his
little
home
,
and
he
always
lifted
his
hat
courteously
to
any
lady
who
looked
inside
.
It
may
have
been
quixotic
,
but
it
was
magnificent
.
Soon
the
inward
meaning
of
it
leaked
out
,
and
the
great
heart
of
the
public
was
touched
.
Crowds
followed
the
cab
,
cheering
it
lustily
;
charming
girls
scaled
it
to
get
his
autograph
;
interviews
appeared
in
the
better
class
of
papers
,
and
society
invited
him
to
dinner
and
added
,
'D
o
come
in
the
kennel
.
'
On
that
eventful
Thursday
week
Mrs.
Darling
was
in
the
night-nursery
awaiting
George
's
return
home
:
a
very
sad-eyed
woman
.
Now
that
we
look
at
her
closely
and
remember
the
gaiety
of
her
in
the
old
days
,
all
gone
now
just
because
she
has
lost
her
babes
,
I
find
I
wo
n't
be
able
to
say
nasty
things
about
her
after
all
.
If
she
was
too
fond
of
her
rubbishy
children
she
could
n't
help
it
.
Look
at
her
in
her
chair
,
where
she
has
fallen
asleep
.
The
corner
of
her
mouth
,
where
one
looks
first
,
is
almost
withered
up
.
Her
hand
moves
restlessly
on
her
breast
as
if
she
had
a
pain
there
.
Some
like
Peter
best
and
some
like
Wendy
best
,
but
I
like
her
best
.
Suppose
,
to
make
her
happy
,
we
whisper
to
her
in
her
sleep
that
the
brats
are
coming
back
.
They
are
really
within
two
miles
of
the
window
now
,
and
flying
strong
,
but
all
we
need
whisper
is
that
they
are
on
the
way
.
Let
's
.
It
is
a
pity
we
did
it
,
for
she
has
started
up
,
calling
their
names
;
and
there
is
no
one
in
the
room
but
Nana
.
'
O
Nana
,
I
dreamt
my
dear
ones
had
come
back
.
'
Nana
had
filmy
eyes
,
but
all
she
could
do
was
to
put
her
paw
gently
on
her
mistress
's
lap
;
and
they
were
sitting
together
thus
when
the
kennel
was
brought
back
.
As
Mr.
Darling
puts
his
head
out
at
it
to
kiss
his
wife
,
we
see
that
his
face
is
more
worn
than
of
yore
,
but
has
a
softer
expression
.
He
gave
his
hat
to
Liza
,
who
took
it
scornfully
;
for
she
had
no
imagination
,
and
was
quite
incapable
of
understanding
the
motives
of
such
a
man
.
Outside
,
the
crowd
who
had
accompanied
the
cab
home
were
still
cheering
,
and
he
was
naturally
not
unmoved
.
'
Listen
to
them
,
'
he
said
;
'
it
is
very
gratifying
.
'
'
Lot
of
little
boys
,
'
sneered
Liza
.
