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Of Course There Must Be Lots Of Magic In The World," He Said Wisely One Day, "but People Don't Know What It Is Like Or How To Make It. Perhaps The Beginning Is Just To Say Nice Things Are Going To Happen Until You Make Them Happen. I Am Going To Try And Experiment.

You Can Lose A Friend In Springtime Easier Than Any Other Season If You're Too Curious.

And They Both Began To Laugh Over Nothing As Children Will When They Are Happy Together. And They Laughed So That In The End They Were Making As Much Noise As If They Had Been Two Ordinary Healthy Natural Ten-year-old Creatures—instead Of A Hard, Little, Unloving Girl And A Sickly Boy Who Believed That He Was Going To Die.

I Am Writing In The Garden. To Write As One Should Of A Garden One Must Write Not Outside It Or Merely Somewhere Near It, But In The Garden.

I Shall Live Forever And Ever And Ever ' He Cried Grandly. 'i Shall Find Out Thousands And Thousands Of Things. I Shall Find Out About People And Creatures And Everything That Grows - Like Dickon - And I Shall Never Stop Making Magic. I'm Well I'm Well