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"Susan, after I'm dead I'm going to come back to earth every time when the daffodils blow in this garden," said Anne rapturously. "Nobody may see me, but I'll be here. If anybody is in the garden at the time-I _think_ I'll come on an evening just like this, but it _might_ be just at dawn-a lovely, pale-pinky spring dawn-they'll just see the daffodils nodding wildly as if an extra gust of wind had blown past them, but it will be _I_."
"Indeed, Mrs. Dr. dear, you will not be thinking of flaunting worldly things like daffies after you are dead," said Susan. "And I do _not_ believe in ghosts, seen or unseen."