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"And now for seven months' work, and not one good dream," said Dickie, got up, put Tinkler and the seal and the moon seeds into a very safe place, and crept back to bed. AND NOW FOR SEVEN MONTHS WORK AND NOT ONE GOOD DREAM SAID DICKIE GOT UP PUT TINKLER AND THE SEAL AND THE MOON SEEDS INTO A VERY SAFE PLACE AND CREPT BACK TO BED
o should be--an' so should be," said the Mouldy shortly. "All's for the best, and the end's to come. Where'd ye want to go, my lord?" "I'm not 'my lord'; I'm only Richard Arden," said Dickie, "and I want to go back to Mr. Beale and stay with him for seven months, and then to find my cousins." "Back thou goes then," said the Mouldy; "that part's easy." "And for the second half of thy wish no magic is needed but the magic of steadfast heart and the patient purpose, and these thou hast without any helping or giving of ours," said the courtly Mouldierwarp. They waved their white paws on the gray-blue curtain of mist, and behold they were not there any more, and the blue-gray mist was only the night's darkness turning to dawn, and Dickie was able again to feel solid things--the floor under him, his hand on the sharp edge of the armchair, and the soft, breathing, comfortable weight of True, asleep against his knee. He moved, the dog awoke, and Dickie felt its soft nose nuzzled into his hand.  WE WILL NOW CALL THE MOULDIWARP AND SO SHOULD HE BE AND SO SHOULD BE SAID THE MOULDY SHORTLY ALL'S FOR THE BEST AND THE END'S TO COME WHERE'D YE WANT TO GO MY LORD I'M NOT MY LORD I'M ONLY RICHARD ARDEN SAID DICKIE AND I WANT TO GO BACK TO MISTER BEALE AND STAY WITH HIM FOR SEVEN MONTHS AND THEN TO FIND MY COUSINS BACK THOU GOEST THEN SAID THE MOULDY THAT PART'S EASY AND FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THY WISH NO MAGIC IS NEEDED BUT THE MAGIC OF STEADFAST HEART AND THE PATIENT PURPOSE AND THESE THOU HAST WITHOUT ANY HELPING OR GIVING OF OURS SAID THE COURTLY MOULDIERWARP THEY WAVED THEIR WHITE PAWS ON THE GRAY BLUE CURTAIN OF MIST AND BEHOLD THEY WERE NOT THERE ANY MORE AND THE BLUE GRAY MIST WAS ONLY THE NIGHT'S DARKNESS TURNING TO DAWN AND DICKIE WAS ABLE AGAIN TO FEEL SOLID THINGS THE FLOOR UNDER HIM HIS HAND ON THE SHARP EDGE OF THE ARM CHAIR AND THE SOFT BREATHING COMFORTABLE WEIGHT OF TRUE ASLEEP AGAINST HIS KNEE HE MOVED THE DOG AWOKE AND DICKIE FELT ITS SOFT NOSE NUZZLED INTO HIS HAND
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