The first thing
The first thing (第2/3页)
natelysometimeswhenweopenedthedoorwedfindthatshedtornmorepagesoutofmorebookswhileshewasinside,andthesepageshadtobeaddedtothetotal,infairness.
ThebabysnamewasBornDancin.Wegavethebabysomeofourwine,red,white,andblue,andspokeseriouslytoher.Butitdidntdoanygood.
Imustsayshegotrealclever.Youdcomeuptoherwhereshewasplayingonthefloor,inthoseraretimeswhenshewasoutofherroom,andtheredbeabookthere,openbesideher,andyoudinspectitanditwouldlookperfectlyallright.Andthenyoudlookcloselyandyoudfindapagethathadonelittlecornertorn,couldeasilypassforordinarywear-and-tearbutIknewwhatsheddone,shedtornoffthislittlecornerandswallowedit.Sothathadtocountanditdid.Theywillgotoanylengthstothwartyou.Mywifesaidthatmaybewewerebeingtoorigidandthatthebabywaslosingweight.ButIpointedouttoherthatthebabyhadalonglifetoliveandhadtoliveintheworldwithothers,hadtoliveinaworldwherethereweremany,manyrules,andifyoucouldntlearntoplaybytherulesyouweregoingtobeleftoutinthecoldwithnocharacter,shunnedandostracizedbyeveryone.Thelongestweeverkeptherinherroomconsecutivelywaseighty-eighthours,andthatendedwhenmywifetookthedooroffitshing
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