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It Was Then That Hook Bit Him. Not The Pain Of This But Its Unfairness Was What Dazed Peter. It Made Him Quite Helpless. He Could Only Stare, Horrified. Every Child Is Affected Thus The First Time He Is Treated Unfairly. All He Thinks He Has A Right To When He Comes To You To Be Yours Is Fairness. After You Have Been Unfair To Him He Will Love You Again, But He Will Never Afterwards Be Quite The Same Boy. No One Ever Gets Over The First Unfairness; No One Except Peter.

I've Sometimes Thought . . . That The Difference Between Us And The English Is That The Scotch Are Hard In All Other Respects But Soft With Women, And The English Are Hard With Women But Soft In All Other Respects.

He Was A Little Boy, And She Was Grown Up. She Huddled By The Fire Not Daring To Move, Helpless And Guilty, A Big Woman.

For Long The Two Enemies Looked At One Another, Hook Shuddering Slightly, And Peter With The Strange Smile Upon His Face. "so, Pan," Said Hook At Last, "this Is All Your Doing." "ay, James Hook," Came The Stern Answer, "it Is All My Doing." "proud And Insolent Youth," Said Hook, "prepare To Meet Thy Doom." "dark And Sinister Man,“for Long The Two Enemies Looked At One Another, Hook Shuddering Slightly, And Peter With The Strange Smile Upon His Face. "dark And Sinister Man," Peter Answered, "have At Thee.

Thus Sharply Did The Terrified Three Learn The Difference Between An Island Of Make-believe And The Same Island Come True.