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So
when
the
Green
Dragon
tore
shrieking
out
of
the
mouth
of
its
dark
lair
,
which
was
the
tunnel
,
all
three
children
stood
on
the
railing
and
waved
their
pocket-handkerchiefs
without
stopping
to
think
whether
they
were
clean
handkerchiefs
or
the
reverse
.
They
were
,
as
a
matter
of
fact
,
very
much
the
reverse
.
And
out
of
a
first-class
carriage
a
hand
waved
back
.
A
quite
clean
hand
.
It
held
a
newspaper
.
It
was
the
old
gentleman
's
hand
.
After
this
it
became
the
custom
for
waves
to
be
exchanged
between
the
children
and
the
9.15
.
And
the
children
,
especially
the
girls
,
liked
to
think
that
perhaps
the
old
gentleman
knew
Father
,
and
would
meet
him
'
in
business
,
'
wherever
that
shady
retreat
might
be
,
and
tell
him
how
his
three
children
stood
on
a
rail
far
away
in
the
green
country
and
waved
their
love
to
him
every
morning
,
wet
or
fine
.
For
they
were
now
able
to
go
out
in
all
sorts
of
weather
such
as
they
would
never
have
been
allowed
to
go
out
in
when
they
lived
in
their
villa
house
.
This
was
Aunt
Emma
's
doing
,
and
the
children
felt
more
and
more
that
they
had
not
been
quite
fair
to
this
unattractive
aunt
,
when
they
found
how
useful
were
the
long
gaiters
and
waterproof
coats
that
they
had
laughed
at
her
for
buying
for
them
.
Mother
,
all
this
time
,
was
very
busy
with
her
writing
.
She
used
to
send
off
a
good
many
long
blue
envelopes
with
stories
in
them
--
and
large
envelopes
of
different
sizes
and
colours
used
to
come
to
her
.
Sometimes
she
would
sigh
when
she
opened
them
and
say
:
--
"
Another
story
come
home
to
roost
.
Oh
,
dear
,
Oh
,
dear
!
"
and
then
the
children
would
be
very
sorry
.
But
sometimes
she
would
wave
the
envelope
in
the
air
and
say
:
--
"
Hooray
,
hooray
.
Here
's
a
sensible
Editor
.
He
's
taken
my
story
and
this
is
the
proof
of
it
.
"
At
first
the
children
thought
'
the
Proof
'
meant
the
letter
the
sensible
Editor
had
written
,
but
they
presently
got
to
know
that
the
proof
was
long
slips
of
paper
with
the
story
printed
on
them
.
