[The Wouldbegoods by E. Nesbit]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wouldbegoods CHAPTER 8 22/32
Mrs Pettigrew was very cross about her not being in to it, but she had kept her some mutton hot all the same.
She is a decent sort. And there were stewed prunes.
We had some to keep Dora company.
Then we boys went fishing again in the moat, but we caught nothing. Just before tea-time we all went back to the hut, and before we got half across the last field we could hear the howling of the Secret. 'Poor little beggar,' said Oswald, with manly tenderness.
'They must be sticking pins in it.' We found the girls and Noel looking quite pale and breathless.
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