Felicity told Aunt Janet of the cucumber , but Aunt Janet did not think the cucumber alone could be responsible for Cecily 's alarming condition . `` Cucumbers are indigestible , but I never knew of them making any one as sick as this , '' she said anxiously . `` What made the child eat a cucumber before going to bed ? I did n't think she liked them . '' `` It was that wretched Peter , '' sobbed Felicity indignantly . `` He told her it would make her dream something extra . '' `` What on earth did she want to dream for ? '' demanded Aunt Janet in bewilderment . `` Oh , to have something worth while to write in her dream book , ma . We all have dream books , you know , and every one wants their own to be the most exciting -- and we 've been eating rich things to make us dream -- and it does -- but if Cecily -- oh , I 'll never forgive myself , '' said Felicity , incoherently , letting all kinds of cats out of the bag in her excitement and alarm . `` Well , I wonder what on earth you young ones will do next , '' said Aunt Janet in the helpless tone of a woman who gives it up . Cecily was no better when the doctor came . Like Aunt Janet , he declared that cucumbers alone would not have made her so ill ; but when he found out that she had drunk a glass of milk also the mystery was solved . `` Why , milk and cucumbers together make a rank poison , '' he said . `` No wonder the child is sick . There -- there now -- '' seeing the alarmed faces around him , `` do n't be frightened . As old Mrs. Fraser says , ` It 's no deidly . ' It wo n't kill her , but she 'll probably be a pretty miserable girl for two or three days . '' She was . And we were all miserable in company .
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