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"
Oh
,
bother
it
!
My
bootlace
has
come
undone
AGAIN
!
"
"
When
you
're
married
,
"
said
Peter
,
"
your
bootlace
will
come
undone
going
up
the
church
aisle
,
and
your
man
that
you
're
going
to
get
married
to
will
tumble
over
it
and
smash
his
nose
in
on
the
ornamented
pavement
;
and
then
you
'll
say
you
wo
n't
marry
him
,
and
you
'll
have
to
be
an
old
maid
.
"
"
I
sha
n't
,
"
said
Phyllis
.
"
I
'd
much
rather
marry
a
man
with
his
nose
smashed
in
than
not
marry
anybody
.
"
"
It
would
be
horrid
to
marry
a
man
with
a
smashed
nose
,
all
the
same
,
"
went
on
Bobbie
.
"
He
would
n't
be
able
to
smell
the
flowers
at
the
wedding
.
Would
n't
that
be
awful
!
"
"
Bother
the
flowers
at
the
wedding
!
"
cried
Peter
.
"
Look
!
the
signal
's
down
.
We
must
run
!
"
They
ran
.
And
once
more
they
waved
their
handkerchiefs
,
without
at
all
minding
whether
the
handkerchiefs
were
clean
or
not
,
to
the
9.15
.
"
Take
our
love
to
Father
!
"
cried
Bobbie
.
And
the
others
,
too
,
shouted
:
--
"
Take
our
love
to
Father
!
"
The
old
gentleman
waved
from
his
first-class
carriage
window
.
Quite
violently
he
waved
.
And
there
was
nothing
odd
in
that
,
for
he
always
had
waved
.
But
what
was
really
remarkable
was
that
from
every
window
handkerchiefs
fluttered
,
newspapers
signalled
,
hands
waved
wildly
.
The
train
swept
by
with
a
rustle
and
roar
,
the
little
pebbles
jumped
and
danced
under
it
as
it
passed
,
and
the
children
were
left
looking
at
each
other
.
"
Well
!
"
said
Peter
.
