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Next
morning
she
began
earlier
than
usual
,
to
"
go
over
our
clothes
.
"
When
Calpurnia
stayed
overnight
with
us
she
slept
on
a
folding
cot
in
the
kitchen
;
that
morning
it
was
covered
with
our
Sunday
habiliments
.
She
had
put
so
much
starch
in
my
dress
it
came
up
like
a
tent
when
I
sat
down
.
She
made
me
wear
a
petticoat
and
she
wrapped
a
pink
sash
tightly
around
my
waist
.
She
went
over
my
patent
-
leather
shoes
with
a
cold
biscuit
until
she
saw
her
face
in
them
.
"
It
’
s
like
we
were
goin
’
to
Mardi
Gras
,
"
said
Jem
.
"
What
’
s
all
this
for
,
Cal
?
"
"
I
don
’
t
want
anybody
sayin
’
I
don
’
t
look
after
my
children
,
"
she
muttered
.
"
Mister
Jem
,
you
absolutely
can
’
t
wear
that
tie
with
that
suit
.
It
’
s
green
.
"
"
’
smatter
with
that
?
"
"
Suit
’
s
blue
.
Can
’
t
you
tell
?
"
"
Hee
hee
,
"
I
howled
,
"
Jem
’
s
color
blind
.
"
His
face
flushed
angrily
,
but
Calpurnia
said
,
"
Now
you
all
quit
that
.
You
’
re
gonna
go
to
First
Purchase
with
smiles
on
your
faces
.
"
First
Purchase
African
M
.
E
.
Church
was
in
the
Quarters
outside
the
southern
town
limits
,
across
the
old
sawmill
tracks
.
It
was
an
ancient
paint
-
peeled
frame
building
,
the
only
church
in
Maycomb
with
a
steeple
and
bell
,
called
First
Purchase
because
it
was
paid
for
from
the
first
earnings
of
freed
slaves
.
Negroes
worshiped
in
it
on
Sundays
and
white
men
gambled
in
it
on
weekdays
.
The
churchyard
was
brick
-
hard
clay
,
as
was
the
cemetery
beside
it
.
If
someone
died
during
a
dry
spell
,
the
body
was
covered
with
chunks
of
ice
until
rain
softened
the
earth
.
A
few
graves
in
the
cemetery
were
marked
with
crumbling
tombstones
;
newer
ones
were
outlined
with
brightly
colored
glass
and
broken
Coca
-
Cola
bottles
.
Lightning
rods
guarding
some
graves
denoted
dead
who
rested
uneasily
;
stumps
of
burned
-
out
candles
stood
at
the
heads
of
infant
graves
.
It
was
a
happy
cemetery
.
The
warm
bittersweet
smell
of
clean
Negro
welcomed
us
as
we
entered
the
churchyard
—
Hearts
of
Love
hairdressing
mingled
with
asafoetida
,
snuff
,
Hoyt
’
s
Cologne
,
Brown
’
s
Mule
,
peppermint
,
and
lilac
talcum
.
