Chapter Ten
mally. "You're the same and I'm the same but everything else is all mixed up. Look at this carrot. Why, it's no bigger than a blade of grass." Wag held up a carrot in disgust. "Why, it will take fifty of these to give me even a taste and the lettuce—look at it! Everything's shrunk, even the houses!" cried the big funny bunny, looking around. "My wocks and hoop soons, sheverything's hunk!"
Peg Amy had followed Wag's gaze and now she jumped up in great excitement. "I see it now!" cried Peg. "It's us, Wag. Everything's the same but we are different. Some of that Mixed Magic has made us grow. We're bigger and everything else is the same. I am as tall as the little girl who used to play with me and you are even bigger and I'm glad, because now we can help find the castle and Ruggedo and try to make everything right again."
Peg clasped her wooden hands. "Aren't you gland too, Wag?"
The rabbit shook his head. "It's going to take an awful lot to fill me up,” he said doubtfully. "I'll have to eat about six times as much as I used to."
"Well, you're six times as large; isn't that any comfort?"
"My head doesn't feel right," insisted Wag. "As
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