While away on holiday, a boy called James finds a pretty pebble in a pool. Pocketing the stone, he forgets all about it and it goes home with him. Once home, after tea, he collapses onto his bed. In a corner of the ceiling James spots a spider in a web. James hates spiders. With the stone in his hand, he wishes the spider away. It works! Amazed, relieved and terrified at the same time James spots another spider in the opposite corner. He wishes it away. Then in another corner, right above his head, another spider appears, but deciding to be brave, he picks up a cane and squashes the spider dead. No new spiders appear.

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