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] . But who has won?

. Hst! If the Indians have won they will beat the tom-tom; it is always their signal of victory.

( licks his lips at this and signs to, who is sitting on it, to hold up the tom-tom. He beats upon it with his claw, and listens for results.)

. The tom-tom!

(sheathing his sword). An Indian victory!

(The cheers from below are music to the black hearts above.)

You are quite safe now, Wendy. Boys, good-bye. (He resumes his pipes.)

. Peter, you will remember about changing your flannels, won’t you?

. Oh, all right!

. And this is your medicine.

(She puts something into a shell and leaves it on a ledge between two of the trees. It is only water, but she measures it out in drops.)

. I won’t forget.