This was precisely what Momo herself thought, but it soon dawned on her neighbours that they had been no less fortunate.
She became so important to them that they wondered how they had ever managed without her in the past.
And the longer she stayed with them, the more indispensable she became so indispensable,
in fact, that their one fear was that she might some day move on.
The result was that Momo received a stream of visitors.
She was almost always to be seen with someone sitting beside her, talking earnestly,
and those who needed her but couldn't come themselves would send for her instead.
As for those who needed her but hadn't yet realized it, the others used to tell them, “Why not go and see Momo?”
In time, these words became a stock phrase with the local inhabitants.
Just as they said, “All the best!” or “So long!” or “Heaven only knows!”
so they took to saying, on all sorts of occasions, “Why not go and see Momo?”
Was Momo so incredibly bright that she always gave good advice, or found the right words to console people in need of consolation,
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