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51
'
Poor
little
half-and-half
!
'
said
Solomon
,
who
was
not
really
hard-hearted
,
'
you
will
never
be
able
to
fly
again
,
not
even
on
windy
days
.
You
must
live
here
on
the
island
always
.
'
52
'
And
never
even
go
to
the
Kensington
Gardens
?
'
Peter
asked
tragically
.
53
'
How
could
you
get
across
?
'
said
Solomon
.
He
promised
very
kindly
,
however
,
to
teach
Peter
as
many
of
the
bird
ways
as
could
be
learned
by
one
of
such
an
awkward
shape
.
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54
'
Then
I
sha
n't
be
exactly
a
human
?
'
Peter
asked
.
55
'N
o.
'
56
'N
or
exactly
a
bird
?
'
57
'N
o.
'
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58
'
What
shall
I
be
?
'
59
'
You
will
be
a
Betwixt-and-Between
,
'
Solomon
said
,
and
certainly
he
was
a
wise
old
fellow
,
for
that
is
exactly
how
it
turned
out
.
60
The
birds
on
the
island
never
got
used
to
him
.
His
oddities
tickled
them
every
day
,
as
if
they
were
quite
new
,
though
it
was
really
the
birds
that
were
new
.
They
came
out
of
the
eggs
daily
,
and
laughed
at
him
at
once
;
then
off
they
soon
flew
to
be
humans
,
and
other
birds
came
out
of
other
eggs
;
and
so
it
went
on
for
ever
.
The
crafty
mother-birds
,
when
they
tired
of
sitting
on
their
eggs
,
used
to
get
the
young
ones
to
break
their
shells
a
day
before
the
right
time
by
whispering
to
them
that
now
was
their
chance
to
see
Peter
washing
or
drinking
or
eating
.
Thousands
gathered
round
him
daily
to
watch
him
do
these
things
,
just
as
you
watch
the
peacocks
,
and
they
screamed
with
delight
when
he
lifted
the
crusts
they
flung
him
with
his
hands
instead
of
in
the
usual
way
with
the
mouth
.
All
his
food
was
brought
to
him
from
the
Gardens
at
Solomon
's
orders
by
the
birds
.
He
would
not
eat
worms
or
insects
(
which
they
thought
very
silly
of
him
)
,
so
they
brought
him
bread
in
their
beaks
.
Thus
,
when
you
cry
out
,
'
Greedy
!
Greedy
!
'
to
the
bird
that
flies
away
with
the
big
crust
,
you
know
now
that
you
ought
not
to
do
this
,
for
he
is
very
likely
taking
it
to
Peter
Pan
.