She asked where he lived . ` Second to the right , ' said Peter , ` and then straight on till morning . ' ` What a funny address ! ' Peter had a sinking . For the first time he felt that perhaps it was a funny address . ` No , it is n't , ' he said . ' I mean , ' Wendy said nicely , remembering that she was hostess , ` is that what they put on the letters ? ' He wished she had not mentioned letters . ` Do n't get any letters , ' he said contemptuously . ` But your mother gets letters ? ' ` Do n't have a mother , ' he said . Not only had he no mother , but he had not the slightest desire to have one . He thought them very overrated persons . Wendy , however , felt at once that she was in the presence of a tragedy . ' O Peter , no wonder you were crying , ' she said , and got out of bed and ran to him . ' I was n't crying about mothers , ' he said rather indignantly . ' I was crying because I ca n't get my shadow to stick on . Besides , I was n't crying . ' ` It has come off ? ' ` Yes . '
Then Wendy saw the shadow on the floor , looking so draggled , and she was frightfully sorry for XXXXX .
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