Then Baby and Phyllis went down on their knees in the parlour and undid the things.
And after they had undone them, they arranged them round the wall in a row, while Tiny sat in an easy chair, and made remarks, which was the best he could do.
So after about a bit Baby said,
"Now you do some," and she plumped down.
Then Tiny stood on a chair in the parlour, and put his thumb against the wall, and hammered it; while Phyllis stood below with the picture; and Baby said from the easy chair,
"That's capital."
Only it didn't take Tiny quite that way: for he got off the chair and walked about the room with his knees up, and corked his mouth with his thumb, and so on etc.
Only when he saw Baby took no notice, he soon got over it; which is often the way.
And after that Tiny and Baby ran up and downstairs at the double.
And when they got to the top and bottom, they turned and ran down and up again.