`` I shall have such fun , '' said Peter , with eye on Wendy . `` It will be rather lonely in the evening , '' she said , `` sitting by the fire . '' `` I shall have Tink . '' `` Tink ca n't go a twentieth part of the way round , '' she reminded him a little tartly . `` Sneaky tell-tale ! '' Tink called out from somewhere round the corner . `` It does n't matter , '' Peter said . `` O Peter , you know it matters . '' `` Well , then , come with me to the little house . '' `` May I , mummy ? '' `` Certainly not . I have got you home again , and I mean to keep you . '' `` But he does so need a mother . '' `` So do you , my love . '' `` Oh , all right , '' Peter said , as if he had asked her from politeness merely ; but Mrs. Darling saw his mouth twitch , and she made this handsome offer : to let Wendy go to him for a week every year to do his spring cleaning . Wendy would have preferred a more permanent arrangement ; and it seemed to her that spring would be long in coming ; but this promise sent Peter away quite gay again . He had no sense of time , and was so full of adventures that all I have told you about him is only a halfpenny-worth of them . I suppose it was because Wendy knew this that her last words to him were these rather plaintive ones : `` You wo n't forget me , Peter , will you , before spring cleaning time comes ? '' Of course Peter promised ; and then he flew away . He took Mrs. Darling 's kiss with him .
The kiss that had been for no one else , XXXXX took quite easily .
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