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Peter
did
not
compete
.
For
one
thing
he
despised
all
mothers
except
Wendy
,
and
for
another
he
was
the
only
boy
on
the
island
who
could
neither
write
nor
spell
;
not
the
smallest
word
.
He
was
above
all
that
sort
of
thing
.
By
the
way
,
the
questions
were
all
written
in
the
past
tense
.
What
was
the
colour
of
Mother
's
eyes
,
and
so
on
.
Wendy
,
you
see
,
had
been
forgetting
too
.
Adventures
,
of
course
,
as
we
shall
see
,
were
of
daily
occurrence
;
but
about
this
time
Peter
invented
,
with
Wendy
's
help
,
a
new
game
that
fascinated
him
enormously
,
until
he
suddenly
had
no
more
interest
in
it
,
which
,
as
you
have
been
told
,
was
what
always
happened
with
his
games
.
It
consisted
in
pretending
not
to
have
adventures
,
in
doing
the
sort
of
thing
John
and
Michael
had
been
doing
all
their
lives
:
sitting
on
stools
flinging
balls
in
the
air
,
pushing
each
other
,
going
out
for
walks
and
coming
back
without
having
killed
so
much
as
a
grizzly
.
To
see
Peter
doing
nothing
on
a
stool
was
a
great
sight
;
he
could
not
help
looking
solemn
at
such
times
,
to
sit
still
seemed
to
him
such
a
comic
thing
to
do
.
He
boasted
that
he
had
gone
a
walk
for
the
good
of
his
health
.
For
several
suns
these
were
the
most
novel
of
all
adventures
to
him
;
and
John
and
Michael
had
to
pretend
to
be
delighted
also
;
otherwise
he
would
have
treated
them
severely
.
He
often
went
out
alone
,
and
when
he
came
back
you
were
never
absolutely
certain
whether
he
had
had
an
adventure
or
not
.
He
might
have
forgotten
it
so
completely
that
he
said
nothing
about
it
;
and
then
when
you
went
out
you
found
the
body
;
and
,
on
the
other
hand
,
he
might
say
a
great
deal
about
it
,
and
yet
you
could
not
find
the
body
.
Sometimes
he
came
home
with
his
head
bandaged
,
and
then
Wendy
cooed
over
him
and
bathed
it
in
lukewarm
water
,
while
he
told
a
dazzling
tale
.
But
she
was
never
quite
sure
,
you
know
.
There
were
,
however
,
many
adventures
which
she
knew
to
be
true
because
she
was
in
them
herself
,
and
there
were
still
more
that
were
at
least
partly
true
,
for
the
other
boys
were
in
them
and
said
they
were
wholly
true
.
To
describe
them
all
would
require
a
book
as
large
as
an
English-Latin
,
Latin-English
Dictionary
,
and
the
most
we
can
do
is
to
give
one
as
a
specimen
of
an
average
hour
on
the
island
.
The
difficulty
is
which
one
to
choose
.
Should
we
take
the
brush
with
the
redskins
at
Slightly
Gulch
?
It
was
a
sanguinary
affair
,
and
especially
interesting
as
showing
one
of
Peter
's
peculiarities
,
which
was
that
in
the
middle
of
a
fight
he
would
suddenly
change
sides
.
At
the
Gulch
,
when
victory
was
still
in
the
balance
,
sometimes
leaning
this
way
and
sometimes
that
,
he
called
out
,
'
I
'm
redskin
to-day
;
what
are
you
,
Tootles
?
'
And
Tootles
answered
,
'Re
dskin
;
what
are
you
,
Nibs
?
'
and
Nibs
said
,
'Re
dskin
;
what
are
you
,
Twin
?
'
and
so
on
;
and
they
were
all
redskin
;
and
of
course
this
would
have
ended
the
fight
had
not
the
real
redskins
,
fascinated
by
Peter
's
methods
,
agreed
to
be
lost
boys
for
that
once
,
and
so
at
it
they
all
went
again
,
more
fiercely
than
ever
.
The
extraordinary
upshot
of
this
adventure
was
--
but
we
have
not
decided
yet
that
this
is
the
adventure
we
are
to
narrate
.
Perhaps
a
better
one
would
be
the
night
attack
by
the
redskins
on
the
house
under
the
ground
,
when
several
of
them
stuck
in
the
hollow
trees
and
had
to
be
pulled
out
like
corks
.
Or
we
might
tell
how
Peter
saved
Tiger
Lily
's
life
in
the
Mermaids
'
Lagoon
,
and
so
made
her
his
ally
.
Or
we
could
tell
of
that
cake
the
pirates
cooked
so
that
the
boys
might
eat
it
and
perish
;
and
how
they
placed
it
in
one
cunning
spot
after
another
;
but
always
Wendy
snatched
it
from
the
hands
of
her
children
,
so
that
in
time
it
lost
its
succulence
,
and
became
as
hard
as
a
stone
,
and
was
used
as
a
missile
,
and
Hook
fell
over
it
in
the
dark
.
Or
suppose
we
tell
of
the
birds
that
were
Peter
's
friends
,
particularly
of
the
Never
bird
that
built
in
a
tree
overhanging
the
lagoon
,
and
how
the
nest
fell
into
the
water
,
and
still
the
bird
sat
on
her
eggs
,
and
Peter
gave
orders
that
she
was
not
to
be
disturbed
.
That
is
a
pretty
story
,
and
the
end
shows
how
grateful
a
bird
can
be
;
but
if
we
tell
it
we
must
also
tell
the
whole
adventure
of
the
lagoon
,
which
would
of
course
be
telling
two
adventures
rather
than
just
one
.
A
shorter
adventure
,
and
quite
as
exciting
,
was
Tinker
Bell
's
attempt
,
with
the
help
of
some
street
fairies
,
to
have
the
sleeping
Wendy
conveyed
on
a
great
floating
leaf
to
the
mainland
.
Fortunately
the
leaf
gave
way
and
Wendy
woke
,
thinking
it
was
bath-time
,
and
swam
back
