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'Go on. What else?' 'Then we stand up and sing hymns when my Captain comes by, and we play on the harps, and blow the trumpets as much as ever we like. I think my Captain sometimes comes and sits down and talks to us and tells us stories.' There was silence; then Nancy said, 'Is that all?' GO ON WHAT ELSE THEN WE STAND UP AND SING HYMNS WHEN MY CAPTAIN COMES BY WE PLAY ON THE HARPS AND BLOW THE TRUMPETS AS MUCH AS EVER WE LIKE I THINK MY CAPTAIN SOMETIMES COMES AND SITS DOWN AND TALKS TO US AND TELLS US STORIES THERE WAS SILENCE THEN NANCY SAID IS THAT ALL
 most beautiful garden you ever saw in your life, and He takes me to father, who is waiting there.' 'Tell me what the garden's like.' Teddy does not speak; he is full of the meeting with his father, and Nancy waits a little impatiently. 'The garden is lovely,' he said at last, drawing in a breath of delight at the thought. 'It's always sunny and warm, the grass is very soft and green, and there's every flower in the world all bunched up together. The seats are made of roses, and if you want to go to sleep, the pillows are made up of violets; there's a beautiful river, and trees full of apples and oranges, and plums and pears; the banks are red--they're made of strawberries.' 'Oh,' gasped Nancy, 'how lovely!' 'There are summer-houses, and little white boats to row on the river, and gold harps hanging up on the trees; and then I think, I hope, there are lots of dogs running about, and then you can ride all day on lions, and tigers, and bears, and they won't bite you, but lick your hands. CAUSE I'M VERY TIRED AND HE CARRIES ME INTO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GARDEN YOU EVER SAW IN YOUR LIFE AND HE TAKES ME TO FATHER WHO IS WAITING THERE TELL ME WHAT THE GARDEN'S LIKE TEDDY DOES NOT SPEAK HE IS FULL OF THE MEETING WITH HIS FATHER AND NANCY WAITS A LITTLE IMPATIENTLY THE GARDEN IS LOVELY HE SAID AT LAST DRAWING IN A BREATH OF DELIGHT AT THE THOUGHT IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY AND WARM THE GRASS IS VERY SOFT AND GREEN AND THERE'S EVERY FLOWER IN THE WORLD ALL BUNCHED UP TOGETHER THE SEATS ARE MADE OF ROSES AND IF YOU WANT TO GO TO SLEEP THE PILLOWS ARE MADE UP OF VIOLETS THERE'S A BEAUTIFUL RIVER AND TREES FULL OF APPLES AND ORANGES AND PLUMS AND PEARS THE BANKS ARE RED THEY'RE MADE OF STRAWBERRIES OH GASPED NANCY HOW LOVELY THERE ARE SUMMER HOUSES AND LITTLE WHITE BOATS TO ROW ON THE RIVER AND GOLD HARPS HANGING UP ON THE TREES AND THEN I THINK I HOPE THERE ARE LOTS OF DOGS RUNNING ABOUT AND THEN YOU CAN RIDE ALL DAY ON LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS AND THEY WON'T BITE YOU BUT LICK YOUR HANDS
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