`` We had n't . '' `` Well , a soap-bubble party then . You had SOMETHING . The over-harbour people swear you had a tea-party , but I 'm willing to take your word . And you used this tombstone as a table . '' `` Well , Martha would n't let us blow bubbles in the house . She was awful cross that day , '' explained Jerry . `` And this old slab made such a jolly table . '' `` Were n't they pretty ? '' cried Faith , her eyes sparkling over the remembrance . `` They reflected the trees and the hills and the harbour like little fairy worlds , and when we shook them loose they floated away down to Rainbow Valley . '' `` All but one and it went over and bust up on the Methodist spire , '' said Carl . `` I 'm glad we did it once , anyhow , before we found out it was wrong , '' said Faith . `` It would n't have been wrong to blow them on the lawn , '' said Mary impatiently . `` Seems like I ca n't knock any sense into your heads . You 've been told often enough you should n't play in the graveyard . The Methodists are sensitive about it . '' `` We forget , '' said Faith dolefully . `` And the lawn is so small -- and so caterpillary -- and so full of shrubs and things . We ca n't be in Rainbow Valley all the time -- and where are we to go ? ''
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