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In fact, they looked like they were settling in for
the NIGHT.
A few of them had strung extension cords to
their houses, so now they had ELECTRICITY.
And we could see the glow of their TV sets from
where WE were.
Things were going from bad to worse on the wall.
A lot of the younger kids were tired and hungry
and wanted to go HOME. And I couldn’t blame
them, because by now, it was DINNERTIME.
Jacob Hoff said he was supposed to have a
clarinet lesson at six o’clock, and if he missed it his
parents would be mad. And the rest of us could
understand that kind of thing.
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