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Chapter XXX. Nanny's Dream

           

           “Idon’tknowthat,”saidDiamond.“IbelieveNorthWindcangetintoourdreams—yes,andblowinthem.Sometimesshehasblownmeoutofadreamaltogether.”

           “Idon’tknowwhatyoumean,Diamond,”saidNanny.

           “Nevermind,”answeredDiamond.“Twopeoplecan’talwaysunderstandeachother.They’dbothbeatthebackofthenorthwinddirectly,andwhatwouldbecomeoftheotherplaceswithoutthem?”

           “Youdotalksooddly!”saidNanny.“Isometimesthinktheymusthavebeenrightaboutyou.”

           “Whatdidtheysayaboutme?”askedDiamond.

           “TheycalledyouGod’sbaby.”

           “Howkindofthem!ButIknewthat.”

           “Didyouknowwhatitmeant,though?Itmeantthatyouwerenotrightinthehead.”

           “Ifeelallright,”saidDiamond,puttingbothhandstohishead,asifithadbeenaglobehecouldtakeoffandsetonagain.

           “Well,aslongasyouarepleasedIampleased,”saidNanny.

           “Thankyou,Nanny.Dogoonwithyourstory.IthinkIlikedreamsevenbetterthanfairytales.Buttheymustbeniceones,likeyours,youknow.”

           “Well,Iwenton,keepingmybacktothewind,untilIcametoafinestreetonthetopofahill.HowithappenedIdon’tknow,butthefrontdoorofoneofthehouseswasopen,andnotonlythefrontdoor,butthebackdooraswell,sothatIcouldseerightthroughthehouse—andwhatdoyouthinkIsaw?Agardenplacewithgreengrass,andthemoonshininguponit!Thinkofthat!Therewasnomooninthestreet,butthroughthehousetherewasthemoon.

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