` Yes , he was . ' ' I am in a story . Hurrah , I am in a story , Nibs . ' ` Hush . Now I want you to consider the feelings of the unhappy parents with all their children flown away . ' ` Oo ! ' they all moaned , though they were not really considering the feelings of the unhappy parents one jot . ` Think of the empty beds ! ' ` Oo ! ' ` It 's awfully sad , ' the first twin said cheerfully . ' I do n't see how it can have a happy ending , ' said the second twin . ` Do you , Nibs ? ' ` I 'm frightfully anxious . ' ` If you knew how great is a mother 's love , ' Wendy told them triumphantly , ` you would have no fear . ' She had now come to the part that Peter hated . ' I do like a mother 's love , ' said Tootles , hitting Nibs with a pillow . ` Do you like a mother 's love , Nibs ? ' ' I do just , ' said Nibs , hitting back . ` You see , ' Wendy said complacently , ` our heroine knew that the mother would always leave the window open for her children to fly back by ; so they stayed away for years and had a lovely time . ' ` Did they ever go back ? '
` Let us now , ' said XXXXX , bracing herself for her finest effort , ` take a peep into the future ' ; and they all gave themselves the twist that makes peeps into the future easier .
Nibs Oo Peter Tootles Wendy feelings first second story years