Almost in the same breath they added , ` Peter would look at them through his legs . ' And then , ` Let us do what Peter would do . ' It is quite the most successful way of defying wolves , and as one boy they bent and looked through their legs . The next moment is the long one ; but victory came quickly , for as the boys advanced upon them in this terrible attitude , the wolves dropped their tails and fled . Now Nibs rose from the ground , and the others thought that his staring eyes still saw the wolves . But it was not wolves he saw . ' I have seen a wonderfuller thing , ' he cried , as they gathered round him eagerly . ' A great white bird . It is flying this way . ' ` What kind of a bird , do you think ? ' ' I do n't know , ' Nibs said , awestruck , ` but it looks so weary , and as it flies it moans , `` Poor Wendy . '' ' ` Poor Wendy ? ' ' I remember , ' said Slightly instantly , ` there are birds called Wendies . ' ` See , it comes , ' cried Curly , pointing to Wendy in the heavens . Wendy was now almost overhead , and they could hear her plaintive cry . But more distinct came the shrill voice of Tinker Bell . The jealous fairy had now cast off all disguise of friendship , and was darting at her victim from every direction , pinching savagely each time she touched . ` Hullo , Tink , ' cried the wondering boys . Tink 's reply rang out : ` Peter wants you to shoot the Wendy . ' It was not in their nature to question when Peter ordered .
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