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THE SECRET GARDEN
When the two returned, Ben loosened the plant from its pot and handed it to Colin. "Here, lad, Set it in the earth, same as a king does when he visits a new place."
Colin's hands shook a little as he set the rose plant into the ground and held it upright as Ben patted the earth around it.
"It's planted!" said Colin. "Help me up. dick-on. I want to be standing when the sun goes down on this wonderful, magical day."
And whether it was magic or Mary's prayers or Dickon's strength, when the sun slipped down over the horizon, Colin was standing on his two feet--laughing and crying at the same time.
"There's magic here--good magic! whis-pered Colin.
And Mary wondered if that magic might have had something to do with Colin;s mother watching over him from heaven.
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The idea of magic kept Colin awake most of that nigh, thinking and planning. To him, toe best magic was that he had really stood on his feet. As he told Mary and Dickon and Ben in the garden the following day, "I'm convinced that if you tell yourself 'Nice things are Going to happen' and you really believe it, magic will happen' Mary and Dickon believed I could stand up, and I came to believe it too. I tried and I did stand
"From now on, i'm going to tell myself every
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day, "There's magic in me that will make me strong and make me walk and make me live to be a man.' I'll begin 요 telling myself, 'I'm going to walk around the garden.' You three may follow behind me."
So with Mary and Dickon on either side for the young Rajah to lean on, and Ben and the little animals behind, the procession behan moving slowly but regally around the garden. They stopped to rest every few yards, but Colin kept his head held higd and looked very grand.
The magic's in me!" he kept saying. "The magic is making me strong. I can feel it!" And he wouldn't Give up until he had led his little procession around the entire garden.
"I did it! It worked1" he cried
"What will Dr. Craven say?" asked Mary.
"Nothing!" stated the young Rajah. "He'll say nothing because he won't know. He'd only tell my father and no one, not even my own of-ther, will know my secret until I'm so strong
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that I can walk and run like any other boy. I'll work at it in the garden all summer, then in the fall when he returns to Misselthwaite, I'll walk into his study and say, 'Here I am sir I am like every other boy and I shall live to be a van!"
"Then he'll be proud to look at me, proud that he's got a son who's as straight and as strong as any other father's son But we must be certain that the servants don't suspect any-thing. I'll still act like a weak invalid in the house and come here every day in my wheel-chair. That should work."
Throughout the months ahead, the magic continued for the children. Magic in the roses coming alive. Magic in the new blooms each day. Magic in the animal stories Dickon told them. And even magic in the children's play-acting.
Colin and mary had troubie holding back their in front of the servants. The boy would scold the footman for not carrying him
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When the two returned, Ben loosened the plant from its pot and handed it to Colin. "Here, lad, Set it in the earth, same as a king does when he visits a new place."
Colin's hands shook a little as he set the rose plant into the ground and held it upright as Ben patted the earth around it.
"It's planted!" said Colin. "Help me up. dick-on. I want to be standing when the sun goes down on this wonderful, magical day."
And whether it was magic or Mary's prayers or Dickon's strength, when the sun slipped down over the horizon, Colin was standing on his two feet--laughing and crying at the same time.
"There's magic here--good magic! whis-pered Colin.
And Mary wondered if that magic might have had something to do with Colin;s mother watching over him from heaven.
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PLAY-Acting
The idea of magic kept Colin awake most of that nigh, thinking and planning. To him, toe best magic was that he had really stood on his feet. As he told Mary and Dickon and Ben in the garden the following day, "I'm convinced that if you tell yourself 'Nice things are Going to happen' and you really believe it, magic will happen' Mary and Dickon believed I could stand up, and I came to believe it too. I tried and I did stand
"From now on, i'm going to tell myself every
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THE SECRET GARDEN
day, "There's magic in me that will make me strong and make me walk and make me live to be a man.' I'll begin 요 telling myself, 'I'm going to walk around the garden.' You three may follow behind me."
So with Mary and Dickon on either side for the young Rajah to lean on, and Ben and the little animals behind, the procession behan moving slowly but regally around the garden. They stopped to rest every few yards, but Colin kept his head held higd and looked very grand.
The magic's in me!" he kept saying. "The magic is making me strong. I can feel it!" And he wouldn't Give up until he had led his little procession around the entire garden.
"I did it! It worked1" he cried
"What will Dr. Craven say?" asked Mary.
"Nothing!" stated the young Rajah. "He'll say nothing because he won't know. He'd only tell my father and no one, not even my own of-ther, will know my secret until I'm so strong
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that I can walk and run like any other boy. I'll work at it in the garden all summer, then in the fall when he returns to Misselthwaite, I'll walk into his study and say, 'Here I am sir I am like every other boy and I shall live to be a van!"
"Then he'll be proud to look at me, proud that he's got a son who's as straight and as strong as any other father's son But we must be certain that the servants don't suspect any-thing. I'll still act like a weak invalid in the house and come here every day in my wheel-chair. That should work."
Throughout the months ahead, the magic continued for the children. Magic in the roses coming alive. Magic in the new blooms each day. Magic in the animal stories Dickon told them. And even magic in the children's play-acting.
Colin and mary had troubie holding back their in front of the servants. The boy would scold the footman for not carrying him
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