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Long
after
midnight
Tom
woke
to
find
Douglas
scribbling
rapidly
in
the
nickel
tablet
,
by
flashlight
.
"
Doug
,
what
’
s
up
?
"
"
Up
?
Everything
’
s
up
!
I
’
m
counting
my
blessings
,
Tom
!
Look
here
;
the
Happiness
Machine
didn
’
t
work
out
,
did
it
?
.
But
,
who
cares
!
I
got
the
whole
year
lined
up
,
anyway
.
Need
r
to
run
anywhere
on
the
main
streets
,
I
got
the
Green
Town
Trolley
to
look
around
and
spy
on
the
world
from
.
Need
to
run
anywhere
off
the
main
streets
,
I
knock
on
Miss
Fern
and
I
Miss
Roberta
’
s
door
and
they
charge
up
the
batteries
on
their
electric
runabout
and
we
go
sailing
down
the
sidewalks
.
Need
to
run
down
alleys
and
over
fences
,
to
see
that
part
of
Green
Town
you
only
see
around
back
and
behind
and
creep
up
on
,
and
I
got
my
brand
-
new
sneakers
.
Sneakers
,
runabout
,
I
trolley
!
I
’
m
set
!
But
even
better
,
Tom
,
even
better
,
listen
!
If
I
want
to
go
where
no
one
else
can
go
because
they
’
re
not
:
smart
enough
to
even
think
of
it
,
if
I
want
to
charge
back
to
1890
and
then
transfer
to
1875
and
transfer
again
crosstown
to
1860
I
just
hop
on
the
old
Colonel
Freeleigh
Express
!
I
’
m
writing
it
down
here
this
way
:
‘
Maybe
old
people
were
never
children
,
like
we
claim
with
Mrs
.
Bentley
,
but
,
big
or
little
,
some
of
them
were
standing
around
at
Appomattox
the
summer
of
1865
.
’
They
got
Indian
vision
and
can
sight
back
further
than
you
and
me
will
ever
sight
ahead
.
"
"
That
sounds
swell
,
Doug
;
what
does
it
mean
?
"
Douglas
went
on
writing
.
"
It
means
you
and
me
ain
’
t
got
half
the
chance
to
be
far
-
travelers
they
have
.
If
we
’
re
lucky
we
’
ll
hit
forty
,
forty
-
five
,
fifty
,
That
’
s
just
a
jog
around
the
block
to
them
.
It
’
s
when
you
hit
ninety
,
ninety
-
five
,
a
hundred
,
that
you
’
re
far
-
traveling
like
heck
.
"
The
flashlight
went
out
.
They
lay
there
in
the
moonlight
.
"
Tom
,
"
whispered
Douglas
.
"
I
got
to
travel
all
those
ways
.
See
what
I
can
see
.
But
most
of
all
I
got
to
visit
Colonel
Freeleigh
once
,
twice
,
three
times
a
week
.
He
’
s
better
than
all
the
other
machines
.
He
talks
,
you
listen
.
And
the
more
he
talks
the
more
he
gets
you
to
peering
around
and
noticing
things
.
He
tells
you
you
’
re
riding
on
a
very
special
train
,
by
gosh
,
and
sure
enough
,
it
’
s
hue
.
He
’
s
been
down
the
track
,
and
knows
.
And
now
here
we
come
,
you
and
me
,
along
the
same
track
,
but
further
on
,
and
so
much
looking
and
snuffing
and
handling
things
to
do
,
you
need
old
Colonel
Freeleigh
to
shove
and
say
look
alive
so
you
remember
every
second
!
Every
darn
thing
there
is
to
remember
!
So
when
kids
come
around
when
you
’
re
real
old
,
you
can
do
for
them
what
the
colonel
once
did
for
you
.
That
’
s
the
way
it
is
,
Tom
,
I
got
to
spend
a
lot
of
time
visiting
him
and
listening
so
I
can
go
far
-
traveling
with
him
as
often
as
he
can
.
"
Tom
was
silent
a
moment
.
Then
he
looked
over
at
Douglas
there
in
the
dark
.
