`` It 's the easiest thing in the world for a witch to turn herself into any animal you choose to mention . Yes , Pat is bewitched -- no doubt of that -- not the least in the world . '' `` What are you telling those children such stuff for ? '' asked Aunt Olivia , passing on her way to the well . `` It 's an irresistible temptation , '' answered Uncle Roger , strolling over to carry her pail . `` You can see your Uncle Roger believes Peg is a witch , '' said Peter . `` And you can see Aunt Olivia does n't , '' I said , `` and I do n't either . '' `` See here , '' said the Story Girl resolutely , `` I do n't believe it , but there MAY be something in it . Suppose there is . The question is , what can we do ? '' `` I 'll tell you what I 'D do , '' said Peter . `` I 'd take a present for Peg , and ask her to make Pat well . I would n't let on I thought she 'd made him sick . Then she could n't be offended -- and maybe she 'd take the spell off . '' `` I think we 'd better all give her something , '' said Felicity . `` I 'm willing to do that . But who 's going to take the presents to her ? '' `` We must all go together , '' said the Story Girl . `` I wo n't , '' cried Sara Ray in terror . `` I would n't go near Peg Bowen 's house for the world , no matter who was with me . ''
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