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Not a bit disconcerted was she. 'Aha, it's the stupid little button boy. You can't catch me!' NOT A BIT DISCONCERTED WAS SHE AH IT'S THE STUPID LITTLE BUTTON BOY YOU CAN'T CATCH ME
ame, else I shan't be able to talk to him so well. I wish mother had helped me; it's very differcult. I can't seem to think of a name quite ugly enough. I expect p'raps Mr. Upton could tell me. I'll wait and ask him. I hope I shan't have to wait long, for I want it all settled, so that I can begin to fight properly with him. Now I've got to find Nancy. Mr. Upton said I was to be friends with her, and I've got to hold up my banner of love over her. I hope she'll like it. She's a horrid--Aha, that's my enemy just going to speak! A horrid girl, you were going to say, were you? Now you just get out. Nancy is a very nice girl--at least, she soon will be. I'll try and think her nice, I will. I've got to fight you, enemy, if you say such things. Why, I do 'clare, there she is climbing that tree!' Teddy's conversation came to an end, and he stared with open mouth and eyes at the nimble way Nancy was climbing up an old beech-tree. He gave a shrill whistle, which made the little girl look round. GGLES OR GRUBBY OR TOAD WANT TO HAVE SOME NAME ELSE I SHAN'T BE ABLE TO TALK TO HIM SO WELL I WISH MOTHER HAD HELPED ME IT'S VERY DIFFICULT I CAN'T SEEM TO THINK OF A NAME QUITE UGLY ENOUGH EXPECT PERHAPS MISTER UPTON COULD TELL ME I'LL WAIT AND ASK HIM I HOPE I SHAN'T HAVE TO WAIT LONG FOR I WANT IT ALL SETTLED SO THAT I CAN BEGIN TO FIGHT PROPERLY WITH HIM NOW I'VE GOT TO FIND NANCY MISTER UPTON SAID I WAS TO BE FRIENDS WITH HER I'VE GOT TO HOLD UP MY BANNER OF LOVE OVER HER I HOPE SHE'LL LIKE IT SHE'S A HORRID AH ENEMY'S JUST GOING TO SPEAK A HORRID GIRL YOU ARE GOING TO SAY WEREN'T YOU NOW YOU JUST GET OUT NANCY IS A VERY NICE GIRL AT LEAST SHE SOON WILL BE I'LL TRY AND THINK HER NICE I WILL I'VE GOT TO FIGHT YOU ENEMY IF YOU SAY SUCH THINGS WHY I DO DECLARE THERE SHE IS CLIMBING THAT TREE TEDDY'S CONVERSATION CAME TO AN END AND HE STARED WITH OPEN MOUTH AND EYES AT THE NIMBLE WAY NANCY WAS CLIMBING UP AN OLD BEECH TREE HE GAVE A SHRILL WHISTLE WHICH MADE THE LITTLE GIRL LOOK ROUND
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