And she blew in at one end , and blew little Pivi out at the other , like a pea from a pea-shooter . ` Oh ! ' cried the woman , ` what a state you are in ! What have you been doing ? ' ` It was Kabo who broke my leg at the slinging game , ' said Pivi . ` Well , I am sorry for you , ' said the woman ; ` will you come with me , and do what I tell you ? ' ' I will ! ' said Pivi , for the woman was very kind and pretty . She took Pivi into a shed where she kept her fruit laid him on a bed of mats , and made him as comfortable as she could , and attended to his broken leg without cutting off the flesh round the bone , as these people usually do . ` You will be still , wo n't you , Pivi ? ' she said . ` If you hear a little noise you will pretend to be dead . It is the Black Ant who will come and creep from your feet up to your head . Say nothing , and keep quiet , wo n't you , Pivi ? ' ` Certainly , kind lady , ' said Pivi , ' I will lie as still as can be . ' ` Next will come the big Red Ant -- you know him ? ' ` Yes , I know him , with his feet like a grasshopper 's . ' ` He will walk over your body up to your head . Then you must shake all your body . Do you understand , Pivi ? '
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