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What
do
you
tell
me
?
returned
Nanny
.
North
Wind
It
was
the
moonlight
,
I
tell
you
,
persisted
Nanny
,
and
again
Diamond
held
his
peace
.
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All
at
once
I
felt
that
the
moon
was
not
shining
so
strong
.
I
looked
up
,
and
there
was
a
cloud
,
all
crapey
and
fluffy
,
trying
to
drown
the
beautiful
creature
.
But
the
moon
was
so
round
,
just
like
a
whole
plate
,
that
the
cloud
couldn
t
stick
to
her
.
She
shook
it
off
,
and
said
there
and
shone
out
clearer
and
brighter
than
ever
.
But
up
came
a
thicker
cloud
,
and
You
shan
t
,
said
the
moon
;
and
I
will
,
said
the
cloud
,
but
it
couldn
t
:
out
shone
the
moon
,
quite
laughing
at
its
impudence
.
I
knew
her
ways
,
for
I
ve
always
been
used
to
watch
her
.
She
s
the
only
thing
worth
looking
at
in
our
street
at
night
.
Don
t
call
it
your
street
,
said
Diamond
.
You
re
not
going
back
to
it
.
You
re
coming
to
us
,
you
know
.
That
s
too
good
to
be
true
,
said
Nanny
.
There
are
very
few
things
good
enough
to
be
true
,
said
Diamond
;
but
I
hope
this
is
.
Too
good
to
be
true
it
can
t
be
.
Isn
t
true
good
?
and
isn
t
good
good
?
And
how
,
then
,
can
anything
be
too
good
to
be
true
?
That
s
like
old
Sal
to
say
that
.
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Don
t
abuse
Grannie
,
Diamond
.
She
s
a
horrid
old
thing
,
she
and
her
gin
bottle
;
but
she
ll
repent
some
day
,
and
then
you
ll
be
glad
not
to
have
said
anything
against
her
.
Why
?
said
Diamond
.
Because
you
ll
be
sorry
for
her
.