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He came back, and there was a greedy look in his eyes now which ought to have alarmed her, but did not. 'Oh, the stories I could tell to the boys!' she cried, and then Peter gripped her and began to draw her toward the window. 'Let me go!' she ordered him. HE CAME BACK AND THERE WAS A GREEDY LOOK IN HIS EYES NOW WHICH OUGHT TO HAVE ALARMED HER BUT DID NOT OH THE STORIES I COULD TELL TO THE BOYS SHE CRIED AND THEN PETER GRIPPED HER AND BEGAN TO DRAW HER TOWARD THE WINDOW LET ME GO SHE ORDERED HIM
 Peter could not understand why, but Wendy understood; and she was just slightly disappointed when he admitted that he came to the nursery window not to see her but to listen to stories. 'You see I don't know any stories. None of the lost boys know any stories.' 'How perfectly awful,' Wendy said. 'Do you know,' Peter asked, 'why swallows build in the eaves of houses? It is to listen to the stories. O Wendy, your mother was telling you such a lovely story.' 'Which story was it?' 'About the prince who couldn't find the lady who wore the glass slipper.' 'Peter,' said Wendy excitedly, 'that was Cinderella, and he found her, and they lived happy ever after.' Peter was so glad that he rose from the floor, where they had been sitting, and hurried to the window. 'Where are you going?' she cried with misgiving. 'To tell the other boys.' 'Don't go, Peter,' she entreated, 'I know such lots of stories.' Those were her precise words, so there can be no denying that it was she who first tempted him. A THIMBLE BUT WHY TINK AGAIN TINK REPLIED YOU SILLY ASS PETER COULD NOT UNDERSTAND WHY BUT WENDY UNDERSTOOD AND SHE WAS JUST SLIGHTLY DISAPPOINTED WHEN HE ADMITTED THAT HE CAME TO THE NURSERY WINDOW NOT TO SEE HER BUT TO LISTEN TO STORIES YOU SEE I DON'T KNOW ANY STORIES NONE OF THE LOST BOYS KNOW ANY STORIES HOW PERFECTLY AWFUL WENDY SAID DO YOU KNOW PETER ASKED WHY SWALLOWS BUILD IN THE EAVES OF HOUSES IT IS TO LISTEN TO THE STORIES OH WENDY YOUR MOTHER WAS TELLING YOU SUCH A LOVELY STORY WHICH STORY WAS IT ABOUT THE PRINCE WHO COULDN'T FIND THE LADY WHO WORE THE GLASS SLIPPER PETER SAID WENDY EXCITEDLY THAT WAS CINDERELLA AND HE FOUND HER AND THEY LIVED HAPPY EVER AFTER PETER WAS SO GLAD THAT HE ROSE FROM THE FLOOR WHERE THEY HAD BEEN SITTING AND HURRIED TO THE WINDOW WHERE ARE YOU GOING SHE CRIED WITH MISGIVING TO TELL THE OTHER BOYS DON'T GO PETER SHE ENTREATED I KNOW SUCH LOTS OF STORIES THOSE WERE HER PRECISE WORDS SO THERE CAN BE NO DENYING THAT IT WAS SHE WHO FIRST TEMPTED HIM
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