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Not
as
she
was
one
o
’
them
as
looked
down
on
th
’
earth
—
not
her
.
She
just
loved
it
but
she
said
as
th
’
blue
sky
allus
looked
so
joyful
.
”
The
seeds
Dickon
and
Mary
had
planted
grew
as
if
fairies
had
tended
them
.
Satiny
poppies
of
all
tints
danced
in
the
breeze
by
the
score
,
gaily
defying
flowers
which
had
lived
in
the
garden
for
years
and
which
it
might
be
confessed
seemed
rather
to
wonder
how
such
new
people
had
got
there
.
And
the
roses
—
the
roses
!
Rising
out
of
the
grass
,
tangled
round
the
sun
-
dial
,
wreathing
the
tree
trunks
and
hanging
from
their
branches
,
climbing
up
the
walls
and
spreading
over
them
with
long
garlands
falling
in
cascades
—
they
came
alive
day
by
day
,
hour
by
hour
.
Fair
fresh
leaves
,
and
buds
—
and
buds
—
tiny
at
first
but
swelling
and
working
Magic
until
they
burst
and
uncurled
into
cups
of
scent
delicately
spilling
themselves
over
their
brims
and
filling
the
garden
air
.
Colin
saw
it
all
,
watching
each
change
as
it
took
place
.
Every
morning
he
was
brought
out
and
every
hour
of
each
day
when
it
didn
’
t
rain
he
spent
in
the
garden
.
Even
gray
days
pleased
him
.
He
would
lie
on
the
grass
“
watching
things
growing
,
”
he
said
.
If
you
watched
long
enough
,
he
declared
,
you
could
see
buds
unsheath
themselves
.
Also
you
could
make
the
acquaintance
of
strange
busy
insect
things
running
about
on
various
unknown
but
evidently
serious
errands
,
sometimes
carrying
tiny
scraps
of
straw
or
feather
or
food
,
or
climbing
blades
of
grass
as
if
they
were
trees
from
whose
tops
one
could
look
out
to
explore
the
country
.
A
mole
throwing
up
its
mound
at
the
end
of
its
burrow
and
making
its
way
out
at
last
with
the
long
-
nailed
paws
which
looked
so
like
elfish
hands
,
had
absorbed
him
one
whole
morning
.
Ants
’
ways
,
beetles
’
ways
,
bees
’
ways
,
frogs
’
ways
,
birds
’
ways
,
plants
’
ways
,
gave
him
a
new
world
to
explore
and
when
Dickon
revealed
them
all
and
added
foxes
’
ways
,
otters
’
ways
,
ferrets
’
ways
,
squirrels
’
ways
,
and
trout
’
and
water
-
rats
’
and
badgers
’
ways
,
there
was
no
end
to
the
things
to
talk
about
and
think
over
.
And
this
was
not
the
half
of
the
Magic
.
The
fact
that
he
had
really
once
stood
on
his
feet
had
set
Colin
thinking
tremendously
and
when
Mary
told
him
of
the
spell
she
had
worked
he
was
excited
and
approved
of
it
greatly
.
He
talked
of
it
constantly
.
“
Of
course
there
must
be
lots
of
Magic
in
the
world
,
”
he
said
wisely
one
day
,
“
but
people
don
’
t
know
what
it
is
like
or
how
to
make
it
.
Perhaps
the
beginning
is
just
to
say
nice
things
are
going
to
happen
until
you
make
them
happen
.
I
am
going
to
try
and
experiment
.
”
The
next
morning
when
they
went
to
the
secret
garden
he
sent
at
once
for
Ben
Weatherstaff
.
Ben
came
as
quickly
as
he
could
and
found
the
Rajah
standing
on
his
feet
under
a
tree
and
looking
very
grand
but
also
very
beautifully
smiling
.
“
Good
morning
,
Ben
Weatherstaff
,
”
he
said
.
“
I
want
you
and
Dickon
and
Miss
Mary
to
stand
in
a
row
and
listen
to
me
because
I
am
going
to
tell
you
something
very
important
.
”
“
Aye
,
aye
,
sir
!
”
answered
Ben
Weatherstaff
,
touching
his
forehead
.
(
One
of
the
long
concealed
charms
of
Ben
Weatherstaff
was
that
in
his
boyhood
he
had
once
run
away
to
sea
and
had
made
voyages
.
So
he
could
reply
like
a
sailor
.
)
