61.   The little boy put one more brick on the tower and it toppled over.

62.   The little boy ran off so as not to be caught.

63.   The little boy sat at the edge of the pond, totally absorbed in watching the fish.

64.   The little boy squirmed in his seat, anxious to get up and leave the table.

65.   The little boy squirmed with embarrassment when his mother told him off in front of his friends.

66.   The little boy was strong and he flourished.

67.   The little boy was too innocent to realize the implications of telling adults what they want to hear rather than the truth.

68.   The little boys snuffled in their sleep.

69.   The years fall away and Pennington is a lonely little boy, mourning the loss of his three big sisters.