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331
Diamond
obeyed
.
The
wind
had
now
fallen
considerably
.
They
wandered
on
and
on
,
turning
in
this
direction
and
that
,
without
any
reason
for
one
way
more
than
another
,
until
they
had
got
out
of
the
thick
of
the
houses
into
a
waste
kind
of
place
.
By
this
time
they
were
both
very
tired
.
Diamond
felt
a
good
deal
inclined
to
cry
,
and
thought
he
had
been
very
silly
to
get
down
from
the
back
of
North
Wind
;
not
that
he
would
have
minded
it
if
he
had
done
the
girl
any
good
;
but
he
thought
he
had
been
of
no
use
to
her
.
He
was
mistaken
there
,
for
she
was
far
happier
for
having
Diamond
with
her
than
if
she
had
been
wandering
about
alone
.
She
did
not
seem
so
tired
as
he
was
.
332
Do
let
us
rest
a
bit
,
said
Diamond
.
333
Let
s
see
,
she
answered
.
There
s
something
like
a
railway
there
.
Perhaps
there
s
an
open
arch
.
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334
They
went
towards
it
and
found
one
,
and
,
better
still
,
there
was
an
empty
barrel
lying
under
the
arch
.
335
Hallo
!
here
we
are
!
said
the
girl
.
A
barrel
s
the
jolliest
bed
going
on
the
tramp
,
I
mean
.
We
ll
have
forty
winks
,
and
then
go
on
again
.
336
She
crept
in
,
and
Diamond
crept
in
beside
her
.
They
put
their
arms
round
each
other
,
and
when
he
began
to
grow
warm
,
Diamond
s
courage
began
to
come
back
.
337
This
is
jolly
!
he
said
.
I
m
so
glad
!
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338
I
don
t
think
so
much
of
it
,
said
the
girl
.
I
m
used
to
it
,
I
suppose
.
But
I
can
t
think
how
a
kid
like
you
comes
to
be
out
all
alone
this
time
o
night
.
339
340
She
called
him
a
kid
,
but
she
was
not
really
a
month
older
than
he
was
;
only
she
had
had
to
work
for
her
bread
,
and
that
so
soon
makes
people
older
.