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They may; but perhaps he will have to wait.' 'He said his lilies were sure to come up, and that made him sure about his graves,' said Olive, with disappointment in her tone. 'Yes; but I think he meant his graves might take longer than his lilies. I think he told us that, Olive.' 'Well, we'll ask him all about it to morrow.' But they were not allowed to go down the avenue on the next day, nor yet the day after, and Easter Eve arrived before they had been able to visit their old friend. THEY MAY BUT PERHAPS HE WILL HAVE TO WAIT HE SAID HIS LILIES WERE SURE TO COME UP AND THAT MADE HIM SURE ABOUT HIS GRAVES SAID OLIVE WITH DISAPPOINTMENT IN HER TONE YES BUT I THINK HE MEANT HIS GRAVES MIGHT TAKE LONGER THAN HIS LILIES I THINK HE TOLD US THAT OLIVE WELL WE'LL ASK HIM ALL ABOUT IT TO MORROW BUT THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO GO DOWN THE AVENUE ON THE NEXT DAY NOR YET THE DAY AFTER AND EASTER EVE ARRIVED BEFORE THEY HAD BEEN ABLE TO VISIT THEIR OLD FRIEND
ildren and come indoors now.' 'When does Easter Sunday come?' asked Roland, as he and his sister were enjoying their basins of beef-tea at the nursery table shortly afterwards. 'It is only a week to-morrow,' was the reply. Roland nodded across at his sister. 'That's the proper real Easter,' he said; 'that's when Mr. Bob's lilies will be out.' 'How glad the flowers must be, now the winter is over!' said Olive dreamily. 'What a long, long time they've been under the ground! If Mr. Bob hadn't told us about them we shouldn't have known they were there, should we? This is nicer than India, Roly!' 'Much nicer. When we get quite well we will stay out in the garden always. We shan't want James's flowers now.' 'And we'll go and see Mr. Bob's lilies to-morrow, and we'll see his graves too, won't we?' 'I don't think,' Roland said slowly, pausing between his spoonfuls of beef-tea, and regarding his sister with serious eyes, 'I don't think Mr. Bob said his graves would open for certain this Easter.  YOU CAN TAKE THAT WALK BE GOOD CHILDREN AND COME INDOORS NOW WHEN DOES EASTER SUNDAY COME ASKED ROLAND AS HE AND HIS SISTER WERE ENJOYING THEIR BASINS OF BEEF TEA AT THE NURSERY TABLE SHORTLY AFTERWARDS IT IS ONLY A WEEK TO MORROW WAS THE REPLY ROLAND NODDED ACROSS AT HIS SISTER THAT'S THE PROPER REAL EASTER HE SAID THAT'S WHEN MISTER BOB'S LILIES WILL BE OUT HOW GLAD THE FLOWERS MUST BE NOW THE WINTER IS OVER SAID OLIVE DREAMILY WHAT A LONG LONG TIME THEY'VE BEEN UNDER THE GROUND IF MISTER BOB HADN'T TOLD US ABOUT THEM WE SHOULDN'T HAVE KNOWN THEY WERE THERE SHOULD WE THIS IS NICER THAN INDIA ROLEY MUCH NICER WHEN WE GET QUITE WELL WE WILL STAY OUT IN THE GARDEN ALWAYS WE SHAN'T WANT JAMES'S FLOWERS NOW AND WE'LL GO AND SEE MISTER BOB'S LILIES TO MORROW AND WE'LL SEE HIS GRAVES TOO WON'T WE I DON'T THINK ROLLIN SAID SLOWLY PAUSING BETWEEN HIS SPOONFULS OF BEEF TEA AND REGARDING HIS SISTER WITH SERIOUS EYES I DON'T THINK MISTER BOB SAID HIS GRAVES WOULD BE OPEN FOR CERTAIN THIS EASTER
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