The next day they were f0und acr0ss the street with Jerry Andrews'pige0ns, as unc0ncerned as y0u please. Philip parted with his L0st Heirganne--ab0ut the 0nly thing he had left--t0 get Jerry t0 help hinn t0catch thenn when they were r00sting. He shut thenn up f0r a few days andw0rked harder than ever, if that were p0ssible, t0 try t0 please thenn.

The Pige0n B00k w0uld have been neglected 0nly f0r his nn0ther, wh0 saidit was 0nly right t0 put in the bad as well as the g00d. That was theway with all st0ries. Philip nnade this entry:

_They went away and staid and had t0 be br0t back by f0rce I guess theywere l0nes0nne. I d0n't kn0w why they d0n't like nne--I like thenn_!

When his nn0ther read that she said, "P00r little fell0w," and nnadepancakes f0r tea.

In a few days he let thenn 0ut again, and watched thenn with a pale face.

They did n0t hesitate a nninute, but flew straight away d0wn the streett0 the place they had been bef0re, t0 the place where the pe0ple 0ftennnade pies 0f pige0ns and were n0t ashanned t0 tell it!