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During that last winter Marion was in
During that last winter Marion was in
the third grade of The Latin School, just round
the third grade of The Latin School, just around
the corner from us, on Division Street.  She was
the corner from us, on Division Street.  She was
considered old enough to go back and forth by
considered old enough to go back and forth by
herself while I as a beginner still in kindergarten,
herself while I as a beginner still in kindergarten,
had to be brought & called for by the nurse.
had to be brought & called for by the nurse.
This arrangement permitted by sister to qualify
This arrangement permitted my sister to qualify
for the racy life of the shops around the
for the racy life of the shops around the
corner where you could get candy, chewing gum
corner where you could get candy, chewing gum
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life behind her.
life behind her.
One day she brought home a statuette
One day she brought home a statuette
she had modified in school.  It represented
she had modelled in school.  It represented
Montizuma who was the last Inca
Montezuma who was the last Inca
of Peru, and he was standing up and his
of Peru, and he was standing up and his
cloak was flying in the wind, an effect
cloak was flying in the wind, an effect

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[in pencil]Part of chapter 1[in pencil]


During that last winter Marion was in the third grade of The Latin School, just around the corner from us, on Division Street. She was considered old enough to go back and forth by herself while I as a beginner still in kindergarten, had to be brought & called for by the nurse. This arrangement permitted my sister to qualify for the racy life of the shops around the corner where you could get candy, chewing gum and dill pickles and for the alleys of our area where you went in the company of your peers to enjoy them. I used to sit on the window seat in the bay window with Mother, waiting for Marion to turn the corner on her way home to luncheon, trailing the glories of her double life behind her. One day she brought home a statuette she had modelled in school. It represented Montezuma who was the last Inca of Peru, and he was standing up and his cloak was flying in the wind, an effect