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The Wouldbegoods

CHAPTER 13
16/39

It was WE had done it, so long as it was any of us, especially if it got any of us into trouble.

Oswald was very pleased to see that the Dentist was beginning to understand the meaning of true manliness, and about the honour of the house of Bastable, though of course he is only a Foulkes.

Yet it is something to know he does his best to learn.
If you are very grown-up, or very clever, I daresay you will now have thought of a great many things.

If you have you need not say anything, especially if you're reading this aloud to anybody.

It's no good putting in what you think in this part, because none of us thought anything of the kind at the time.
We simply stood in the road without any of your clever thoughts, filled with shame and distress to think of what might happen owing to the dragon's teeth being sown.


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