`` Ma says that it 's all right as long as he is a bachelor because he wo n't take any one , '' said Felicity , `` but if he wakes up some day and finds he is an old bachelor because he ca n't get any one it 'll have a very different flavour . '' `` If your Aunt Olivia was to up and get married what would your Uncle Roger do for a housekeeper ? '' asked Peter . `` Oh , but Aunt Olivia will never be married now , '' said Felicity . `` Why , she 'll be twenty-nine next January . '' `` Well , o ' course , that 's pretty old , '' admitted Peter , `` but she might find some one who would n't mind that , seeing she 's so pretty . '' `` It would be awful splendid and exciting to have a wedding in the family , would n't it ? '' said Cecily . `` I 've never seen any one married , and I 'd just love to . I 've been to four funerals , but not to one single wedding . '' `` I 've never even got to a funeral , '' said Sara Ray gloomily . `` There 's the wedding veil of the proud princess , '' said Cecily , pointing to a long drift of filmy vapour in the southwestern sky . `` And look at that sweet pink cloud below it , '' added Felicity . `` Maybe that little pink cloud is a dream , getting all ready to float down into somebody 's sleep , '' suggested the Story Girl . `` I had a perfectly awful dream last night , '' said Cecily , with a shudder of remembrance . `` I dreamed I was on a desert island inhabited by tigers and natives with two heads . '' `` Oh ! '' the Story Girl looked at Cecily half reproachfully . `` Why could n't you tell it better than that ? If I had such a dream I could tell it so that everybody else would feel as if they had dreamed it , too . ''
`` Well , I 'm not you , '' countered Cecily , `` and I would n't want to frighten any one XXXXX I was frightened .
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