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g her a little box that I would find there．The moment I picked up that box I could tell by the pricking in my fingers that I held some great secret in my hands．She gave it me and made me promise that as soon as she was dead I would burn it，unopened，with certain ceremonies．That promise I did not keep．”
“Well，then，it was jolly rotten of you，”said Digory．
“Rotten ？ ”said Uncle Andrew with a puzzled look．
“Oh，I see．You mean that little boys ought to keep their promises．Very true：most right and proper，I’m sure，and I’m very glad you have been taught to do it．But of course you must understand that rules of that sort，however excellent they may be for little boys-and servants-and women-and even people in general，can’t possibly be expected to apply to profound students and great thinkers and sages．No，Digory．Men like me，who possess hidden wisdom，are freed from common rules just as we are cut off from common pleasures．Ours，my boy，is a high and lonely destiny．”
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