Пітер Пен і Венді

           OfcoursewhenPeterlandedhebeachedhisbarqueinaplacewherethebirdwouldeasilyfindit;butthehatwassuchagreatsuccessthatsheabandonedthenest.Itdriftedabouttillitwenttopieces,andoftenStarkeycametotheshoreofthelagoon,andwithmanybitterfeelingswatchedthebirdsittingonhishat.Asweshallnotseeheragain,itmaybeworthmentioningherethatallNeverbirdsnowbuildinthatshapeofnest,withabroadbrimonwhichtheyoungsterstakeanairing.

           GreatweretherejoicingswhenPeterreachedthehomeunderthegroundalmostassoonasWendy,whohadbeencarriedhitherandthitherbythekite.Everyboyhadadventurestotell;butperhapsthebiggestadventureofallwasthattheywereseveralhourslateforbed.Thissoinflatedthemthattheydidvariousdodgythingstogetstayingupstilllonger,suchasdemandingbandages;butWendy,thoughgloryinginhavingthemallhomeagainsafeandsound,wasscandalisedbythelatenessofthehour,andcried,’Tobed,tobed,’inavoicethathadtobeobeyed.Nextday,however,shewasawfullytender,andgaveoutbandagestoeveryone;andtheyplayedtillbed-timeatlimpingaboutandcarryingtheirarmsinslings.