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Then
she
sniffed
.
"
I
'll
stay
till
the
wind
changes
,
"
she
said
shortly
,
and
she
blew
out
her
candle
and
got
into
bed
.
"
That
's
all
right
,
"
said
Michael
,
half
to
himself
and
half
to
Jane
.
But
Jane
was
n't
listening
.
She
was
thinking
about
all
that
had
happened
,
and
wondering
...
.
*
*
*
And
that
is
how
Mary
Poppins
came
to
live
at
Number
Seventeen
,
Cherry-Tree
Lane
.
And
although
they
sometimes
found
themselves
wishing
for
the
quieter
,
more
ordinary
days
when
Katie
Nanna
ruled
the
household
,
everybody
,
on
the
whole
,
was
glad
of
Mary
Poppins
's
arrival
.
Mr.
Banks
was
glad
because
,
as
she
arrived
by
herself
and
did
not
hold
up
the
traffic
,
he
had
not
had
to
tip
the
Policeman
.
Mrs.
Banks
was
glad
because
she
was
able
to
tell
everybody
that
her
children
's
nurse
was
so
fashionable
that
she
did
n't
believe
in
giving
references
.
Mrs.
Brill
and
Ellen
were
glad
because
they
could
drink
strong
cups
of
tea
all
day
in
the
kitchen
and
no
longer
needed
to
preside
at
nursery
suppers
.
Robertson
Ay
was
glad
,
too
,
because
Mary
Poppins
had
only
one
pair
of
shoes
,
and
those
she
polished
herself
.
But
nobody
ever
knew
what
Mary
Poppins
felt
about
it
,
for
Mary
Poppins
never
told
anybody
anything
...
.
Every
third
Thursday
,
"
said
Mrs.
Banks
.
"
Two
till
five
.
"
Mary
Poppins
eyed
her
sternly
.
"
The
best
people
,
ma'am
,
"
she
said
,
"
give
every
second
Thursday
,
and
one
till
six
.
And
those
I
shall
take
or
--
"
Mary
Poppins
paused
,
and
Mrs.
Banks
knew
what
the
pause
meant
.
It
meant
that
if
she
did
n't
get
what
she
wanted
Mary
Poppins
would
not
stay
.
"
Very
well
,
very
well
,
"
said
Mrs.
Banks
hurriedly
,
though
she
wished
Mary
Poppins
did
not
know
so
very
much
more
about
the
best
people
than
she
did
herself
.
So
Mary
Poppins
put
on
her
white
gloves
and
tucked
her
umbrella
under
her
arm
--
not
because
it
was
raining
but
because
it
had
such
a
beautiful
handle
that
she
could
n't
possibly
leave
it
at
home
.
How
could
you
leave
your
umbrella
behind
if
it
had
a
parrot
's
head
for
a
handle
?
Besides
,
Mary
Poppins
was
very
vain
and
liked
to
look
her
best
.
Indeed
,
she
was
quite
sure
that
she
never
looked
anything
else
.
