`` You did n't take much charge last night when Dan got sick , '' said Felix maliciously . Felicity had told him at tea that night he was getting fatter than ever . This was his tit-for-tat . `` You were pretty glad to leave it all to Cecily then . '' `` Who 's talking to you ? '' said Felicity . `` Now , look here , '' said the Story Girl , `` the first thing we know we 'll all be quarrelling , and then some of us will sulk all day to-morrow . It 's dreadful to spoil a whole day . Just let 's all sit still and count a hundred before we say another word . '' We sat still and counted the hundred . When Cecily finished she got up and went in search of Dan , resolved to soothe his wounded feelings . Felicity called after her to tell Dan there was a jam turnover she had put away in the pantry specially for him . Felix held out to Felicity a remarkably fine apple which he had been saving for his own consumption ; and the Story Girl began a tale of an enchanted maiden in a castle by the sea ; but we never heard the end of it . For , just as the evening star was looking whitely through the rosy window of the west , Cecily came flying through the orchard , wringing her hands . `` Oh , come , come quick , '' she gasped . `` Dan 's eating the bad berries again -- he 's et a whole bunch of them -- he says he 'll show Felicity . I ca n't stop him . Come you and try . '' We rose in a body and rushed towards the house . In the yard we encountered Dan , emerging from the fir wood and champing the fatal berries with unrepentant relish .
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