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311
He
had
become
frightfully
cunning
.
'
Wendy
,
'
he
said
,
'
how
we
should
all
respect
you
.
'
312
She
was
wriggling
her
body
in
distress
.
It
was
quite
as
if
she
were
trying
to
remain
on
the
nursery
floor
.
313
But
he
had
no
pity
for
her
.
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314
'
Wendy
,
'
he
said
,
the
sly
one
,
'
you
could
tuck
us
in
at
night
.
'
315
'
Oo
!
'
316
'N
one
of
us
has
ever
been
tucked
in
at
night
.
'
317
'
Oo
,
'
and
her
arms
went
out
to
him
.
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318
'
And
you
could
darn
our
clothes
,
and
make
pockets
for
us
.
None
of
us
has
any
pockets
.
'
319
How
could
she
resist
.
'
Of
course
it
's
awfully
fascinating
!
'
she
cried
.
'
Peter
,
would
you
teach
John
and
Michael
to
fly
too
?
'
320
'
If
you
like
,
'
he
said
indifferently
;
and
she
ran
to
John
and
Michael
and
shook
them
.
'
Wake
up
,
'
she
cried
,
'
Peter
Pan
has
come
and
he
is
to
teach
us
to
fly
.
'