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THE SECRET GARDEN
and gold ones even now. Perhaps the leaves are beginning to break out and uncurl—and perhaps the gray is changing and a green gauze veil is creeping—and creeping over—everything. And the birds are coming to look at it—because it is so safe and still. And perhaps—perhaps—perhaps—" very softly and slowly indeed, "the robin has found a mate—and is building a nest."
And Colin was asleep.
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