`` I do n't believe the Wandering Jew would associate with a person like Mrs. Wiley , '' said Faith decidedly . `` I love the Pied Piper story , '' said Di , `` and so does mother . I always feel so sorry for the poor little lame boy who could n't keep up with the others and got shut out of the mountain . He must have been so disappointed . I think all the rest of his life he 'd be wondering what wonderful thing he had missed and wishing he could have got in with the others . '' `` But how glad his mother must have been , '' said Una softly . `` I think she had been sorry all her life that he was lame . Perhaps she even used to cry about it . But she would never be sorry again -- never . She would be glad he was lame because that was why she had n't lost him . '' `` Some day , '' said Walter dreamily , looking afar into the sky , `` the Pied Piper will come over the hill up there and down Rainbow Valley , piping merrily and sweetly . And I will follow him -- follow him down to the shore -- down to the sea -- away from you all . I do n't think I 'll want to go -- Jem will want to go -- it will be such an adventure -- but I wo n't . Only I 'll HAVE to -- the music will call and call and call me until I MUST follow . '' `` We 'll all go , '' cried Di , catching fire at the flame of Walter 's fancy , and half-believing she could see the mocking , retreating figure of the mystic piper in the far , dim end of the valley . `` No . You 'll sit here and wait , '' said Walter , his great , splendid eyes full of strange glamour . `` You 'll wait for us to come back . And we may not come -- for we can not come as long as the Piper plays . He may pipe us round the world .
And still you 'll XXXXX here and wait -- and WAIT . ''
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