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Tom
presently
wondered
to
find
that
his
coveted
vacation
was
beginning
to
hang
a
little
heavily
on
his
hands
.
He
attempted
a
diary
--
but
nothing
happened
during
three
days
,
and
so
he
abandoned
it
.
The
first
of
all
the
negro
minstrel
shows
came
to
town
,
and
made
a
sensation
.
Tom
and
Joe
Harper
got
up
a
band
of
performers
and
were
happy
for
two
days
.
Even
the
Glorious
Fourth
was
in
some
sense
a
failure
,
for
it
rained
hard
,
there
was
no
procession
in
consequence
,
and
the
greatest
man
in
the
world
(
as
Tom
supposed
)
,
Mr.
Benton
,
an
actual
United
States
Senator
,
proved
an
overwhelming
disappointment
--
for
he
was
not
twenty-five
feet
high
,
nor
even
anywhere
in
the
neighborhood
of
it
.
A
circus
came
.
The
boys
played
circus
for
three
days
afterward
in
tents
made
of
rag
carpeting
--
admission
,
three
pins
for
boys
,
two
for
girls
--
and
then
circusing
was
abandoned
.
A
phrenologist
and
a
mesmerizer
came
--
and
went
again
and
left
the
village
duller
and
drearier
than
ever
.
There
were
some
boys-and-girls
'
parties
,
but
they
were
so
few
and
so
delightful
that
they
only
made
the
aching
voids
between
ache
the
harder
.
Becky
Thatcher
was
gone
to
her
Constantinople
home
to
stay
with
her
parents
during
vacation
--
so
there
was
no
bright
side
to
life
anywhere
.
The
dreadful
secret
of
the
murder
was
a
chronic
misery
.
It
was
a
very
cancer
for
permanency
and
pain
.
Then
came
the
measles
.
