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And as for winter, I couldn't do without it, for there would be no hunting then, and I should feel half my enjoyment gone in life.' 'Do you like winter, Aunt Am'bel?' asked Olive. 'Yes, I love it; and so will you when you become hardy and rosy, like English boys and girls!' AS FOR WINTER I COULDN'T DO WITHOUT IT FOR THERE WOULD BE NO HUNTING THEN AND I SHOULD FEEL HALF MY ENJOYMENT GONE IN LIFE DO YOU LIKE WINTER MISS AMABEL ASKED OLIVE YES I LOVE IT AND SO WILL YOU WHEN YOU BECOME HARDY AND ROSY LIKE ENGLISH BOYS AND GIRLS
outside those gates alone. Come back to the house with me, and say good-bye to Bob.' Olive lifted up her little face to be kissed by the old man, and Roland held out his hand. 'Good-bye, Mr. Bob. We will come and see you again, and you will tell us about your ugly pots.' Then as they walked up the avenue by the side of their aunt, Roland said to her, pointing to the leafless trees above them,-- 'We don't have ugly trees like that in India. Why don't you cut them all down? They're quite dead, aren't they?' 'No, indeed,' replied Miss Amabel briskly; 'they'll all come to life again next spring.' 'Is spring Easter that Mr. Bob was telling us about?' 'Yes, Easter comes in spring.' 'And does everything dead come to life in spring?' 'A good many things in the garden do,' said Miss Amabel carelessly. 'Why does God make winter in England, and not in India? Is He angry with the people in England?' 'Bless the boy! What a curiosity-box! Keep your questions for Aunt Sibyl--she will appreciate them. CH OBLIGED TO YOU NOW CHICKS REMEMBER THIS YOU'RE TO GO OUTSIDE THOSE GATES ALONE COME BACK TO THE HOUSE WITH ME AND SAY GOOD BYE TO BOB OLIVE LIFTED HER LITTLE FACE TO BE KISSED BY THE OLD MAN AND ROLAND HELD OUT HIS HAND GOOD BYE MISTER BOB WE WILL COME AND SEE YOU AGAIN AND YOU WILL TELL US ABOUT YOUR UGLY POTS THEN AS THEY WALKED UP THE AVENUE BY THE SIDE OF THEIR AUNT ROLLIN SAID TO HER POINTING TO THE LEAFLESS TREES ABOVE THEM WE DON'T HAVE UGLY TREES LIKE THAT IN INDIA WHY DON'T YOU CUT EM ALL DOWN THEY'RE QUITE DEAD AREN'T THEY NO INDEED REPLIED MISS AMABEL BRISKLY THEY'LL ALL COME TO LIFE AGAIN NEXT SPRING IS SPRING EASTER THAT MISTER BOB WAS TELLING US ABOUT YES EASTER COMES IN SPRING AND DOES EVERYTHING DEAD COME TO LIFE IN SPRING A GOOD MANY THINGS IN THE GARDEN DO SAID MISS AMABEL CARELESSLY WHY DOES GOD MAKE WINTER IN ENGLAND AND NOT IN INDIA IS HE ANGRY WITH THE PEOPLE IN ENGLAND BLESS THE BOY WHAT A CURIOSITY BOX KEEP YOUR QUESTIONS FOR AUNT SYBIL SHE'LL APPRECIATE THEM
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