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71
'
If
only
I
had
not
accepted
that
invitation
to
dine
at
27
,
'
Mrs.
Darling
said
.
72
'
If
only
I
had
not
poured
my
medicine
into
Nana
's
bowl
,
'
said
Mr.
Darling
.
73
'
If
only
I
had
pretended
to
like
the
medicine
,
'
was
what
Nana
's
wet
eyes
said
.
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74
'M
y
liking
for
parties
,
George
.
'
75
'M
y
fatal
gift
of
humour
,
dearest
.
'
76
'M
y
touchiness
about
trifles
,
dear
master
and
mistress
.
'
77
Then
one
or
more
of
them
would
break
down
altogether
;
Nana
at
the
thought
,
'
It
's
true
,
it
's
true
,
they
ought
not
to
have
had
a
dog
for
a
nurse
.
'
Many
a
time
it
was
Mr.
Darling
who
put
the
handkerchief
to
Nana
's
eyes
.
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78
'
That
fiend
!
'
Mr.
Darling
would
cry
,
and
Nana
's
bark
was
the
echo
of
it
,
but
Mrs.
Darling
never
upbraided
Peter
;
there
was
something
in
the
right-hand
corner
of
her
mouth
that
wanted
her
not
to
call
Peter
names
.
79
They
would
sit
there
in
the
empty
nursery
,
recalling
fondly
every
smallest
detail
of
that
dreadful
evening
.
80
It
had
begun
so
uneventfully
,
so
precisely
like
a
hundred
other
evenings
,
with
Nana
putting
on
the
water
for
Michael
's
bath
and
carrying
him
to
it
on
her
back
.