I never knew her so naughty before . '' And indeed Tink was darting about again , using offensive language . `` She says she will do that to you , Wendy , every time I give you a thimble . '' `` But why ? '' `` Why , Tink ? '' Again Tink replied , `` You silly ass . '' Peter could not understand why , but Wendy understood , and she was just slightly disappointed when he admitted that he came to the nursery window not to see her but to listen to stories . `` You see , I do n't know any stories . None of the lost boys knows any stories . '' `` How perfectly awful , '' Wendy said . `` Do you know , '' Peter asked `` why swallows build in the eaves of houses ? It is to listen to the stories . O Wendy , your mother was telling you such a lovely story . '' `` Which story was it ? '' `` About the prince who could n't find the lady who wore the glass slipper . '' `` Peter , '' said Wendy excitedly , `` that was Cinderella , and he found her , and they lived happily ever after . '' Peter was so glad that he rose from the floor , where they had been sitting , and hurried to the window . `` Where are you going ? '' she cried with misgiving . `` To tell the other boys . ''
`` Do n't go XXXXX , '' she entreated , `` I know such lots of stories . ''
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