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'
Besides
,
'
she
said
to
Wendy
,
'
he
would
be
grown
up
by
this
time
.
'
32
'
Oh
no
,
he
is
n't
grown
up
,
'
Wendy
assured
her
confidently
,
'
and
he
is
just
my
size
.
'
She
meant
that
he
was
her
size
in
both
mind
and
body
;
she
did
n't
know
how
she
knew
it
,
she
just
knew
it
.
33
Mrs.
Darling
consulted
Mr.
Darling
,
but
he
smiled
pooh-pooh
.
'M
ark
my
words
,
'
he
said
,
'
it
is
some
nonsense
Nana
has
been
putting
into
their
heads
;
just
the
sort
of
idea
a
dog
would
have
.
Leave
it
alone
,
and
it
will
blow
over
.
'
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But
it
would
not
blow
over
;
and
soon
the
troublesome
boy
gave
Mrs.
Darling
quite
a
shock
.
35
Children
have
the
strangest
adventures
without
being
troubled
by
them
.
For
instance
,
they
may
remember
to
mention
,
a
week
after
the
event
happened
,
that
when
they
were
in
the
wood
they
met
their
dead
father
and
had
a
game
with
him
.
It
was
in
this
casual
way
that
Wendy
one
morning
made
a
disquieting
revelation
.
Some
leaves
of
a
tree
had
been
found
on
the
nursery
floor
,
which
certainly
were
not
there
when
the
children
went
to
bed
,
and
Mrs.
Darling
was
puzzling
over
them
when
Wendy
said
with
a
tolerant
smile
:
36
'
I
do
believe
it
is
that
Peter
again
!
'
37
'
Whatever
do
you
mean
,
Wendy
?
'
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'
It
is
so
naughty
of
him
not
to
wipe
,
'
Wendy
said
,
sighing
.
She
was
a
tidy
child
.
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She
explained
in
quite
a
matter-of-fact
way
that
she
thought
Peter
sometimes
came
to
the
nursery
in
the
night
and
sat
on
the
foot
of
her
bed
and
played
on
his
pipes
to
her
.
Unfortunately
she
never
woke
,
so
she
did
n't
know
how
she
knew
,
she
just
knew
.
40
'
What
nonsense
you
talk
,
precious
.
No
one
can
get
into
the
house
without
knocking
.
'