“No,” Matilda said, “it won't.” “We came here,” Miss Honey said, “to talk about you
and I've been talking about nothing but myself the whole time. I feel like a fool.
I am much more interested in just how much you can do with those amazing eyes of yours.”
“I can move things,” Matilda said. “I know I can. I can push things over.”
“How would you like it,” Miss Honey said, “if we made some very cautious experiments to see just how much you can move and push?”
Quite surprisingly, Matilda said, “If you don't mind, Miss Honey, I think I would rather not.
I want to go home now and think and think about all the things I've heard this afternoon.”
Miss Honey stood up at once. “Of course,” she said.
“I have kept you here far too long. Your mother will be starting to worry.”
“She never does that,” Matilda said, smiling. “But I would like to go home now please, if you don't mind.”
“Come along then,” Miss Honey said. “I'm sorry I gave you such a rotten tea.”
“You didn't at all,” Matilda said. “I loved it.”
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