Daniel Stephen O'Connor, The Story of Peter Pan — Part VI: Home… (1915)
“ Darling, who never for one moment forgot the little empty beds and the silence and cheerlessness of the nursery. Then he left her, and sitting down by the fire, Mrs. Darling was alone with her sad thoughts. ”
Daniel Stephen O'Connor, The Story of Peter Pan — Part VI: Home… (1915)
“ HE WOULD LIVE IN THE KENNEL UNTIL HIS CHILDREN'S RETURN Scarcely, however, had she closed her eyes when three little figures flew in at the window and nestled cosily in their beds. Then softly Wendy called to her mother. But when Mrs. Darling looked round she simply couldn't believe that the children were really there. So many times before she had dreamt of their return, that it was not till they all three crowded round her that she realised that they had indeed come home. Oh! ”
