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'
Perhaps
he
is
ill
,
'
Michael
said
.
'
You
know
he
is
never
ill
.
'
Michael
came
close
to
her
and
whispered
,
with
a
shiver
,
'
Perhaps
there
is
no
such
person
,
Wendy
!
'
and
then
Wendy
would
have
cried
if
Michael
had
not
been
crying
.
Peter
came
next
spring
cleaning
;
and
the
strange
thing
was
that
he
never
knew
he
had
missed
a
year
.
That
was
the
last
time
the
girl
Wendy
ever
saw
him
.
For
a
little
longer
she
tried
for
his
sake
not
to
have
growing
pains
;
and
she
felt
she
was
untrue
to
him
when
she
got
a
prize
for
general
knowledge
.
But
the
years
came
and
went
without
bringing
the
careless
boy
;
and
when
they
met
again
Wendy
was
a
married
woman
,
and
Peter
was
no
more
to
her
than
a
little
dust
in
the
box
in
which
she
had
kept
her
toys
.
Wendy
was
grown
up
.
You
need
not
be
sorry
for
her
.
She
was
one
of
the
kind
that
likes
to
grow
up
.
In
the
end
she
grew
up
of
her
own
free
will
a
day
quicker
than
other
girls
.
All
the
boys
were
grown
up
and
done
for
by
this
time
;
so
it
is
scarcely
worth
while
saying
anything
more
about
them
.
You
may
see
the
twins
and
Nibs
and
Curly
any
day
going
to
an
office
,
each
carrying
a
little
bag
and
an
umbrella
.
Michael
is
an
engine-driver
.
Slightly
married
a
lady
of
title
,
and
so
he
became
a
lord
.
You
see
that
judge
in
a
wig
coming
out
at
the
iron
door
?
That
used
to
be
Tootles
.
The
bearded
man
who
does
n't
know
any
story
to
tell
his
children
was
once
John
.
Wendy
was
married
in
white
with
a
pink
sash
.
It
is
strange
to
think
that
Peter
did
not
alight
in
the
church
and
forbid
the
banns
.
Years
rolled
on
again
,
and
Wendy
had
a
daughter
.
This
ought
not
to
be
written
in
ink
but
in
a
golden
splash
.
She
was
called
Jane
,
and
always
had
an
odd
inquiring
look
,
as
if
from
the
moment
she
arrived
on
the
mainland
she
wanted
to
ask
questions
.
When
she
was
old
enough
to
ask
them
they
were
mostly
about
Peter
Pan
.
She
loved
to
hear
of
Peter
,
and
Wendy
told
her
all
she
could
remember
in
the
very
nursery
from
which
the
famous
flight
had
taken
place
.
It
was
Jane
's
nursery
now
,
for
her
father
had
bought
it
at
the
three
per
cents
.
from
Wendy
's
father
,
who
was
no
longer
fond
of
stairs
.
Mrs.
Darling
was
now
dead
and
forgotten
.
There
were
only
two
beds
in
the
nursery
now
,
Jane
's
and
her
nurse
's
;
and
there
was
no
kennel
,
for
Nana
also
had
passed
away
.
She
died
of
old
age
,
and
at
the
end
she
had
been
rather
difficult
to
get
on
with
;
being
very
firmly
convinced
that
no
one
knew
how
to
look
after
children
except
herself
.
