Then Baby turned. And when she saw Tiny staring she went up and down and roared, and said,
"O my dear boy!"
But Tiny turned his back on the tea-thing; and he was cross, because he was found-out.
Then he thought of a little lie, and cheered up, and told it; and it was,
"I was looking at the crest."
But Baby said,
"The crest is the other side, Tiny," which was rather depressing for Tiny after all his trouble.
So he went crosser than ever, because he was found-out twice now.
And he took off the bit of plaister that he had allowed Baby to put on his thumb last night, and threw it down, and trod on it, to show he would be master in his own house.
But Baby teased some more and said,