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Her
skipping
-
rope
had
hung
over
her
arm
when
she
came
in
and
after
she
had
walked
about
for
a
while
she
thought
she
would
skip
round
the
whole
garden
,
stopping
when
she
wanted
to
look
at
things
.
There
seemed
to
have
been
grass
paths
here
and
there
,
and
in
one
or
two
corners
there
were
alcoves
of
evergreen
with
stone
seats
or
tall
moss
-
covered
flower
urns
in
them
.
As
she
came
near
the
second
of
these
alcoves
she
stopped
skipping
.
There
had
once
been
a
flowerbed
in
it
,
and
she
thought
she
saw
something
sticking
out
of
the
black
earth
—
some
sharp
little
pale
green
points
.
She
remembered
what
Ben
Weatherstaff
had
said
and
she
knelt
down
to
look
at
them
.
“
Yes
,
they
are
tiny
growing
things
and
they
might
be
crocuses
or
snowdrops
or
daffodils
,
”
she
whispered
.
She
bent
very
close
to
them
and
sniffed
the
fresh
scent
of
the
damp
earth
.
She
liked
it
very
much
.
“
Perhaps
there
are
some
other
ones
coming
up
in
other
places
,
”
she
said
.
“
I
will
go
all
over
the
garden
and
look
.
”
She
did
not
skip
,
but
walked
.
She
went
slowly
and
kept
her
eyes
on
the
ground
.
She
looked
in
the
old
border
beds
and
among
the
grass
,
and
after
she
had
gone
round
,
trying
to
miss
nothing
,
she
had
found
ever
so
many
more
sharp
,
pale
green
points
,
and
she
had
become
quite
excited
again
.
“
It
isn
’
t
a
quite
dead
garden
,
”
she
cried
out
softly
to
herself
.
“
Even
if
the
roses
are
dead
,
there
are
other
things
alive
.
”
She
did
not
know
anything
about
gardening
,
but
the
grass
seemed
so
thick
in
some
of
the
places
where
the
green
points
were
pushing
their
way
through
that
she
thought
they
did
not
seem
to
have
room
enough
to
grow
.
She
searched
about
until
she
found
a
rather
sharp
piece
of
wood
and
knelt
down
and
dug
and
weeded
out
the
weeds
and
grass
until
she
made
nice
little
clear
places
around
them
.
“
Now
they
look
as
if
they
could
breathe
,
”
she
said
,
after
she
had
finished
with
the
first
ones
.
“
I
am
going
to
do
ever
so
many
more
.
I
’
ll
do
all
I
can
see
.
If
I
haven
’
t
time
today
I
can
come
tomorrow
.
”
She
went
from
place
to
place
,
and
dug
and
weeded
,
and
enjoyed
herself
so
immensely
that
she
was
led
on
from
bed
to
bed
and
into
the
grass
under
the
trees
.
The
exercise
made
her
so
warm
that
she
first
threw
her
coat
off
,
and
then
her
hat
,
and
without
knowing
it
she
was
smiling
down
on
to
the
grass
and
the
pale
green
points
all
the
time
.
